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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-04-14
MOwRYSTOwN.
Abril II. 1910.

Miss Verna Wrinkle, Of Hillsboro, is
spending her vacation among relatives
here.
Rev. Calvin is holding series of
meetings at Sardinia. The services
are held in the Opera House and at
this time enough members have
entered to organize church there.
Rev. Calvin is the pastor of the Disci-
pie Church at Mowrystown and has
been very successful i'm securing many
additions to the church here during
the past winter.
Mrs. Helen (Lods) Druhot, wife of
Peter Druhot, whose death occurred
at her home on Saturday, April 9,
after several months illness, will be
buried i'm the Ebenezer cemetery to-
day. Funeral services will be con-
Quoted i'm the Presbyterian church this
morning where she was a devoted
member. Rev. NJ. ID. A. Steam, Of
Worthington, will conduct the SER
vices.
Richard Brown will begin to operate
the Creamery here on April Is.
Mrs Nellie Druhot, Of Sardinia, was
a guest of her parents here on last
Friday.
DIR. Rhoten was business visitor at
Winchester one day last week.
Miss Ida Fenwick spent pleasant
week with friends at Georgetown.
Rev. Phillips, Of Cincinnati, will
occupy the pulpit at the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday afternoon.
G. w. Badgley and family have re-
turned from pleasant visit with
relatives at Rainsboro.
Our schools will close here April %.
Henry Grothaus and wife have NOV
ell from East Main street to the Mast
er's property on West Main street
near the depot.
Wesley Miners new home is hear
ing completion and will be ready for
the occupants in short time.
Several new houses are planned to
be built this summer.
Peter Goux and wife ware in Eagle
township, Brown county, on Friday TO
see Peter Guillerman, who is very
sick.
Miss Daisy Kier has accepted posi-
tion in Hillsboro.
Mrs. Levina Higgins has gone to
spend while in Hillsboro where she
will be the guest of Charles Higgins
and family.
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FOLSOM
April IL, 1910.

Aplll IL lOlO'
Harley Hopkins and wife, Of Bell,
were visiting at the home of Ed Hop
kins last Sunday.
l. w. Beets and wife spent Sunday
with j. II. Murphy. Also Dennis
Murphy and family, Of Collar
w. T. Shannon and wife visited
their daughter, Mrs. Charles Shoe-
maker, at Sinking Spring, Saturday
and Sunday.
Dora Dunham Of Highland, and
Lola Durham, of Leesburg, are visit
ing their parents at Bunker Hill, this
week.
The sick here are better.
Overman & Reno, of Dead Fall,
moved their saw mill to the farm Of
T. L. Walker, last Saturday.
The farmers have got their oats
sowed and are pretty well done plow-
ing for corn.
Wheat promises a fair crop here.
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RUSSELL.
April IL, 1910.


James Britton and wife, of Newark,
spent a few days last week with his
parents, w. W. Britton and wife.
Allen Wrinkle and wife recently re-
moved from Hamilton to near this
place.
Harvey Hart, who Is working at
Cincinnati, spent yesterday with his
family here.
George Miller and family have moved
to Hillsboro and Uric Stockwell now
occupies the house vacated by Miller.
Miss Alice Singleton, who spent
several days visiting at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. Matte Britton, has re-
turned to her home in Blanchester.
The W. g. T. U. will meet next
Friday at the home of Mrs. A. Q. Old
aker at 2:30 p m.
William Stoltz and wife, Of New
Vienna, visited at G. II. Jonte's one
day recently.
The next regular meeting of the G.
A. r. will take place on Saturday,
April %, at Up m. All the members
are requested to be present to make
preparation for Memorial services.
Miss Marie Jonte visited relatives
in Cincinnati two or three days re-
Gently.
Albert Hart took a trip to Lynch
burg last Saturday.
Stuart Burton and family and AL
bert Burton and family spent yester-
day at Frank Burton's and attended
church. Among others who attended
were William Pulse, of Dodsonville,
and the Misses Moberly, of Dunn's
Chapel.
Rev. Gray will fill his regular ap-
pointment here on Sunday April "a at
2:30 p m and will also deliver the
Baccalaureate sermon to the gradual.
ing class at this place at 1880 p m the
same day and place. Rev. Gray gave
gave an excellent sermon yesterday to
very attentive congregation. 1t was
truly God send to all who were
present and was very highly appreci-
ated. The Sunday School at this
place is in very prosperous condition
at the present time. Miss May Bur-
ton and Mrs. Josie Oldaker have been
appointed as delegates to attend the
Highland County Sunday School Con-
vention to be held at Lynchburg,
April 20.
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Human Life For AptiI.

Human Life has birthday in April,
which 1t proposes to celebrate in royal
style by an all-star cast.
The cleverest fool in Christendom-
so clever that a big New York mana
ger has corralled him for life-vis the
subject of an enormously interesting
story by Rufus ii. Gilmore. His ad-
ventures line up with those Of Sindbad
the Sailor, with the added merit Of
being all true.
In 1.-THE Mystery of Dreyfus" Charles
Edward Russell, looking back through
a perspective of more than decade,
throws new light on one of the most
amazing andl.momentous happenings
In modern history.
Alferd Henry Lewis with this issue
closes his series, ''Traveling with
Taft" with some surprising sidelights
on the Utah end of the trip, and the
mighty and little understood power Of
the Mormon in politics.
Leigh Hunt, the man who inoculated
Roose, eltl.with the African hunting
bacili, has:had about the most fascin-
ating career man could have. Read
1t in this issue.
A wonderfulland most indispensable
cog in thelmachinery of modern busi-
ness life is j. X. Turner and LaVerne
A. Barber:tells all about him and his
work in this issue
The April issue carries twice the
usual number of Ill lstrations, pictur-
ing stirring SC, mes H. the great drama
Of modern.life the world over. There
are dozen.other departments, all full
of unique and.varied interest. Human
Life Publishing Co., Boston.
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Real Estate Transfers.

H. E. Patton to G. o. Rogers, Penn
tip, 64a, 81.
G. B. Copeland to o. A. Tener,
Sinking Spring, lot, $3.50.
America G. Nolder to Francis NJ
Nolder ct al, Dodson tp, 2ia, Sl48.
r. S. Dunlap to II. o. Wilson,
Greenfield, lot, 81.
p. e. Pummell to Oscar J. Mills,
Greenfield, lot, 81.
]. w. Farley to George A. Brown,
Greenfield, lot, 81.
Joseph Cohn ct al to Charles W.
Johnson, Highland, lot, $500.
Helena NJ. Rudisill to Leslie Par
shall, Liberty tip, 21a, 81.
Rilea Roberts to Lewis S. Sauner,
Concord tip, TIA, S2583.
Lewis S. Sauner to Rilea Roberts ct
al, Concord tp, TIA, 1888.
Ora Ladd ct al to Jesse Ankrom,
Fairfield tip, Goa, 81.
Isaac McVey ct al to Jesse Ankrom,
Fairfield tip, 39a, 81.
George Miner to ]. II. Chenault,
-, 140a, 81.
Jesse Ankrom to Burleigh u. Nc
Vey, Greenfield, lot, 81.
Jacob Easter ct al to Archie Morri-
son ct al, Paint tp, l35a, 81.
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THE POIN f..
April IL, 1910.

April IL, 1910.
John Rhoads and wife had as their
guests TO dinner Sunday their son,
Conrad Rhoads and family, of Hills
boro, and Perrill Brown and family,
Of Bainbridge.
Harvey Kellough and wife had as
visitors Sunday Mrs. Otis Shiller and
and son, of Storms.
Stewart Taylor and wife spent Sun
day with the formers parents.
Hope Free and wife were at H. n.
Hopes Sunday.
Mrs. John Kellough was the guest
of Mrs, Stultz and family Wednesday.
Mrs. Melissa Holmes and family visit
ed John Mason, at Rainsboro Sunday.
Miss Elsie Gossett has gone to visit
her brother and wife at Springfield.
Perry Rockhold andwife entertained
several of their friends to dinner Sun
day.
w. Seymour started to Presbytery
at New Market Monday.
Curtis and Miss Sara Hope enter
tanned the following persons Sunday
Misses Georgia and Edna Bashore,
Elva Davis, Ethel Fetro Elsie Nc
Nary, Elizabeth Garrett, Nell Garman
Georgia Bell and Julius Roads, Enos
Holmes, Carl Hill, John Davis and
James Shoemaker
Mr.. and Mrs. DeHass visited Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor Sunday.
Albert Frye and wife were guests of
the latter's mother, Mrs. William
Countryman, Sunday.
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BE l..
April IL, 1910.

April IL, 1910.
There will be preaching next Sunday
night by Rev. Howard at the M. e.
Church.
Mrs. Hicks and children, of Hills
boro, are visiting DIR. Letherman and
wife.
NJ. V. Williamson and wife spent
Sunday with Mrs. Davidson near
Harriet.
Burch Frazier and wife and son,
Harrison, spent Sunday with his
father.
Sylvester Smith and brother, Lisle,
visited their uncle, j. w. Hurst, re-
Gently.
Sherman Roads and wife, Of Chilli
cothe, spent few days visiting
friends the past week.
Miss Chloe Walker, of May Hill, is
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. Will Haigh.
Sam Storer and wife spent the latter
part of the week with Stewart Hamil-
ton.
George Hottinger and sisters, Myrtle
and Emma, spent Sunday with their
uncle, William Hottinger, at Flat
Run.
Miss Florence Hunter, who has been
away all fall and winter teaching
school in Mississippi, returned home
the past week.
Miss Winnie Satterfield entertained
on Saturday night Misses Lulu Will.
hanson, May Tannehill and Myrtle
Kelley and Stanley Stevens, Lisle
Smith, Harry Lyle and Sylvester
Smith, Of Boston.
Russell Frazier and wife spent Sun.
day at the home of her father, Mr..
Elgin, of Eureka.
A number in town are having con
crete walks laid.
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CENTERFIELD.
April IL, 1910.

April IL, 1910.
Miss Luella Martin spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents at Hills
boro.
Mrs. Lemuel Dutton visited her
sister, Mrs. Robert Rosenbower, Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Rhoads re-
turned to their home at Sinking
Spring Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Barrett and daughter,
Sylvia, spent Saturday with Mrs.
Lemuel Dutton.
Mrs. Maud DELPHI and son, of Green
field, visited Mrs. Washington Reed,
Monday.
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Call on John Pfarr for clothes clean
ing and repairing. 151 West Main st.
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DODSONVlLLE.
April IL, 1910.

April IL, 1910.
Mrs. William Keelor visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Mary Shoemaker, Friday.
Miss Lille Pratt spent Sunday with
Nina Mckinney.
The guests at Thomas Shaffer's Sun
day were j. NJ. Roads and family, VIII
Keelor and family, Bryan and Burch
CLANCY, Gale Fowler and Isiah Shaffer
and two children, Mabel and Luvern.
Misses Leone and Rosa Stroop visited
their friend, Miss Blanch Warren,
Sunday.
Ora Stroup and wife spent Sunday
with Turner Stroup.
Herman Miller, of Portsmouth, Wis
tied his brother, William Miller, last
week.
Ed Runyon and wife and daughter,
Ruth, spent Sunday with Elmer Run
yon, at Allensburg.
Miss Blanche Warren spent Satur-
day with Mrs. Harvey Walker.
J. w. Pulse and family entertained
Rev. Gray and Ernest Lemon and
family Sunday.
j. M. Roads and Loney wilkins
made business trip to Cincinnati
Monday.
The Lutheran Sunday School is pro-
crossing very nicely.
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SHARPSVILLE.
April IL, 1910.

April III, lSlO
James Bird and wife attended the
funeral of the little child Of Casper
Mcdaniel and wife at Lynchburg
Thursday.
Mrs. John..Larrick called on Mrs.
Dora Shaffer Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Eta Brewer and son and Miss
Emma Rankins called on Mrs. Minnie
CLANCY Friday evening.
Emma and Robert Rankin were the
guests Of Pearl Carpenter Sunday.
T.J. Lowman and family were en-
tertained by c. e. CLANCY and family
Sunday.
Ray Rankin and wife spent Sunday
with II. +. Lowman.
Miss Vina Miller, who has been
quite Ill for the past few days, is i'm
proving.
Miss Vesta CLANCY, who is staying
with Mrs. James Hixson, spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with her
parents.
Mrs. r. N. Mcdaniel spent Sunday
with her brother at Farm ers Station,
who is quite Ill.
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Mrs. Dearborn-Did you ever win a
prize in lottery
Mrs. Wahash-Well, yes Pm draw
ing alimony. Yonker's Statesman.
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L NcHBU &C.
April IL, 1910.


Frank Phster and wife we're guests
of ]. H. Bergman and wife, at Hills
boro Sunday.
Miss Laura Kellis, after spending
the winter at Cairo, ILL.,, returned
home Thursday.
Mrs. Dan Murphy and daughter, of
Hillsboro, spent Monday with friends
here.
S. S. Puckett and wife returned
from Indianapolis Monday evening.
Mrs. E. H. Penquite is visiting
relatives at Milford.
Warren Hayes and wife spent the
past week in Cincinnati.
Harry Shaffer, after spending week
with his parents, returned to Cincin-
natl Monday.
Robert Lewis and family left last
week for their new home at Spokane,
Washington.
Mesdames Jap CLANCY and p. G.
Robinson spent THURSDAY with Albert
Clark and family, at Pricetow n.
Mrs. Phil Weyrick and son and Mrs.
N. B. LaMonda, of Hillsboro, spent
Friday evening with the Reeves
sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley, Of Hillsboro,
spent Sunday with DR.. and Mrs. Muir
ply.
Mrs. Mant Lacy, of Blanch ester,
spent Saturday and Sunday with he r
sister, Mrs. S. S. Puckett.
On Saturday April 16 Ora Winters
will give 10 per cent of all cash re-
ceipts at the Racket to the M. e. Sun
day School.
Mrs. Maud Evans and son, Macomb,
left last week for their new home at
Washington ID. O.
The first division of the Ladies Aid
of the NJ. e. Church will hold pie
and cake sale on Saturday morning.
Mrs. NJ. E. Sonner returned Monday
from short visit with her sister at
Taylorsville.
The remains of Charles Leir, a
nephew of Mrs. S. M. Thompson, were
brought from Cincinnati and inferred
in the Strange cemetery near Fairview
Wednesday.
Mrs. Anna CLANCY spent the first of
last week with Mrs. McKinsey.
Horace Murphy and family had Al
bert Feike and family and Miss Leone
Pfster as their guests Sunday.
Mrs. Dell Virgins and grandson
spent the past week with her daugh'
ter, Mrs. Harry Hale, at Wilmington.
The Ladies Aid of the Christian
Church gave Mrs. Reynolds pleasant
surprise Monday evening. The Rey.
nolds family leave this week for theiI
new home at Arrowsmith, III.
Mrs. Roush and son, of Blanchester,
and ClaIence Pulse and family, OF
Harwood, were guestso Of Robert Brown
and family Sunday.
Born to Mrs. Lena Archer Pickett,
Sunday, daughter.
Benton Morrow, Of the Secretary of
States Office, Of Columbus, is here for
a few weeks stay with his brother,
Warren.
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LEESBURG.
April IL, 1910.

hPiii IL lOlOs
Hubert Barrett, Of Wilmington Col
lege, visited here at his home from
Friday until Monday.
Miss Georgia Pavey entertained her
friend, Paul Monroe, of Gallon, over
Sunday.
Mrs. A. G.. Thurman returned Sat
urday evening from visit with Green
field relatives.
Misses Haidee Gross and Avice Fish
back spent Saturday In Chillicothe.
The open air concert Saturday even
ing given by the Citizens Concert
Band drew large crowd.
Mesdames Fishback and Hixon we're
shopping in Greenfield Saturday.
Misses Juanita and Lucy Simmons,
of Dayton, visited Miss Mary Jones,
Saturday night and Sunday.
Mesdames Eta Pavey and Mamie
Sanders visited the Millinery openings
in New Vienna last Saturday.
The pupils of the three lower rooms
of our schools assembled i'm the Inter.
mediate room Friday afternoon and
celebrated Arbor Day with appropri-
ate exercises.
Mrs. r. p. Barrett and daughter,
Louise, are In Piketon the guests of
her daughter, Miss Georgia.
Kathryn Sanders entertained a
company of little folks Saturday after
noon. Dainty refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Bertha Ferneau and Miss
Madge Purdy were shopping in Green
field Saturday.
The Leesburg High School base ball
team went to Highland Friday after
noon accompanied by Prof. Herbert
Haines, where they played a game
with the Highland High School, re-
sulting in score Of TO 3 in favor of
Leesburg.
r. T. beaverton and wife and S. A.
beaverton and wife were guests of
James Crispin and family, at Fall
Creek, Sunday.
W. II. Moore and family entertained
Mr.. Tener and family, of New Vienna,
Sunday.
Mesdames Ross and Reece and Mar
gerry Durnell visited relatives at
Greenfield last Saturday.
Misses Georgia Pavey, Gusta Bar.
rett, Murelle Haas and Miss Schirker
I and Messrs Simpson, Haynes, Barrett
and Patton attended the show at the
opera house at New Vienna Friday
night.
The Altruistic Association will meet
with Mrs. Lizzie Jones, Tuesday,
April 10. The response to the roll
call will be "Our Favorite Bird"
Miss Rebecca Daley, formerly a
missionary in India, will address the
W. +. NJ. S. at the thank Offering
meeting which will be held in the NJ
e. Church Sunday evening at o'clock
|
Mrs. Dearborn-Didy you ever win a
prize in a lottery ?
Mrs. Wahash-Well, yes Pm draw
ing alimony. Yonker's Statesman.
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A Certain Cure For Aching Feet.

Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot
Ease, powder. 1t cures Tired, Ach-
ing, Callous, Sweating, Swollen feet.
At Druggists, 25c. Try it to-day.
Sample FREE. Address, Allen S.
Olmsted, Leroy, N. Y.
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Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children.

Successfully used by Mother Gray,
nurse In the Children's Home in New
York, cures Feverishness, Bad Stom-
ach, Teething Disorders, move and
regulate the Bowels and Destroy
Worms. Over 10000 testimonials.
They never fail. AT all Druggists,
25c- Sample FREE. Address, Allen
S. Olmsted, Leroy, N. Y.
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The Mason Fence Co.. Leesburs. o:
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Alden makes 100000 cigarets a
year at very low cost of production.
Wages are 10 cents day.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-06
Sad Death
In Carson

The many friends oi Mr.. and Mrs.
viii Chubbuck will be grirVrd Ia
learn oi the death OF their daughter,
Sybil Frances, which occurred tni>
morning i'll thi, city The child Wa,
l3 years, month, and eight days
old. She had been suffering for a
number OF months with heart trouble
and it was believed that by coming 10
this city that the change "i climate
would work a benefit. Her death,
while not entirely unexpected. i a
great shock to the parents, The hr-
tie girl wa,.a former student in tri~
city where many young irincd, were
made.
The funeral will take place ru.~-
day, june 9TH, from the Presbyterian
hurch Friends and acquaintance
arc invited to attend.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-06
INTERESTING CASE
IN FEDERAL COURT
CaIiente Business Men Face Charge of Selling
WhiSkey to Indians

There Is 4 case, or IN iact several
cases, to be tried before the Federal
Court this week that is of more than
passing note and interest. Last week
indictments were brought against
thirteen saloon men ct NaIicntc ON
charge OF selling W>''Nkcy 10 In
dlan,, The Calicntc ProNpector' {"
newspaper published 1T mat place,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-06
Carson Nine
Easy Winners

The Carson ball team made short
work oi the Dayton team Sunday.
The Carson team visited Dayton just
10 exercise the boy, from the farms
ihc result ui the game was score
ul ~ to- in favor oi the Carson nine
The visiting team states that the
boy, down the river are mighty good
entertainers and that they put up Il
good game but are not in the same
cla~, with the home nine. The Car.
son boy, are beginning {" get III
shape and should add number ol
ecalps t. their belts before the sum
mer j. over
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-06
GRINDING OUT LAW

The federal court l. busy with the
whiskcy selling ca~c~ and daily 2riud~
out law and sentence To- ~umc nm
fortunate who listen, TO the plradimH~
ui the noble red man. Poor to may
not understand the mcauinG of an
oath on the stand hul he certainly
understands tn, ,o~'r ior }hc liquor
that bites.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-06
COLD NECESSITY

\,W that the warm weather is on
i"md and will stay here for several
tu""rh~ the housewife is looking for
" refrigerator. NJ, \. Downey lat his
tu,uuurr store opposite the Arlington
Hotel, ha- laid in supply OF the best
Irjrigcruto;~ at reasonable prices
Ihr-e necessary articles will be sold
from s. up He asks you to call and
IUNt~t:gatr.
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FOUND

\ burch ul keys. The owner can
have same by identifying and paying
for thi, notice.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-30
StartNowto
Buy a Piano

You know that very few people
can save anything without obligat
ing themselves to a time, purchase
That's the reason more people don't
own pianos; they wait until they
have the cash.
Why not start today by joining a
Piano Club?
You unite with 500 others in a
gigantic purchase Of $40 pianos and
secure the regular wholesale price
There are no dues, no extras, just
select your piano, make the small
first payment and We deliver 1t al
once.
By joining Club b you secure
$3.50 pianos at $29750. on terms OF
$3.50 down and $1.25 weekly; Club
~ members secure $3.50 pianos al
1859, pay 81 down and $1.5C
| weekly.
These are the remarkable terms
made possible by the club plan on
new, high grade pianos.
The club price includes every
thing-stool, delivery of piano
years trial OF piano, free life insur'
ance and 20 free music lessons.
This is positively the best chance
you have ever had to own good
piano without any strain on your
pocketbook You'll scarcely miss
$1.25 a week and the pianos are the
finest In our line-your choice of a
dozen famous makes. money back
guaranteed.
The clubs are filling rapidly, We
have already filled four In different
parts Of the northwest, where our
40 stores are located.
II you will step into our store, We
will be pleased to explain the plan
in detail and show you the pianos
During the erection of our new
six story building We are located at
4t6-418-420 sprague avenue,
between Stevens and Washington,
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makes it more than ordinarily
pleasing.
Krag's Trio. phenomenal gym
nasts, will perform feats of great en-
durance and strength and have
something new in the line of sur
prises. Two men and a woman ap-
pear in the act and they work on
high trapeze. hanging by their teeth
and doing other remarkable feats of
strength. One of them performs
the remarkable feat of stretching a
chest expander requiring the pull
of 800 pounds to the full extent of
his arms while hanging suspended
by his teeth.
Paul La Croix, styled as 1.-THE
Mad Halter" is an eccentric COM
edian and decidedly clever Jug
gler who, in a tramp make up, gives
a highly entertaining comedy enter
tainment.
A pair of real blackface coined.
ians, Stewart and Marshall, will ap-
pear on the bill with brand new
assortment of jokes, songs and
dances.