Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 September 1903 — Page 17
THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. 190A
BiEGESISHOW dll [ARID UHDIAUPOLISWDH
AMUSEMENTS.
Hcb« Again Aftir File Ysars ii Enropi
BARNUM & BAILEY CIRCUS RE* 1 TURNS AFTER LONG ABSENCE.
E TO UNLOAD SUNDAY MORNING (FTEE ;j;, atwnoe of *^v«n year* from IrifJJanapoito, five of which were epent In touring European countrtea. the Barnum & Bailey circus will make It* reappearance Monday. * The show Is In Terre Haute to*day. It will reach Indianapolis early Sunday morning over the Big Four railroad. The contract with the railroad company calls for the transportation of ninety-two cars In July, lhafi, when the Barn urn A Bailey circus was last In Indianapolis, It came from Terre Haute, and the transporta- : lion contract called for flfty-sl* cars. This is one of the things that illustrate the great growth of this circus during Use short period of seven years
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MONDAY SFPT 28 MONDAY S#|fe?g I a Sm& ONE OAT ONLY. CN V. VASHINBTON ST. | Barnum&Bailey DEFENSE TAKES A NEW LINE STATUE WILL BE PRESENTED GREATEST SHOW OH EARTH
LYNCHEHAUN ON STAND TO CHURCH OF THE HOLY ANGELS SHOW HIS OFFENSE POLITICAL IN NORTH INDIANAPOLIS.
America's Only Real Representative Show
A stirring recital of conditions existing : The new Catholic church
at North indi-j Pritti ingthNWeNdtrs of th« Earth
In Ireland between landlord and tenant j anapoUa, the Church of the Holy Angels, fsoot REST EOR E\’ERY SEAT
3 Circus Companies, 2 Menageries
is given on tlfe witness stand by James j Lynchehaun. Irish fugitive from Mary- ! borough prison, whom* the British gov(eminent is seeking to extradite. In the commissioners' court before C. W. ‘ Moores this story Is being brought out : through questions directed to him by his
Unloading an lntere*ting Sight. I hree train* will bring the Barnum & Bailey aggregation Into Indianapolis tomorrow morning, and the process of unloading ninety-two car* will be an interesting sight in itself. Hunday Is a day of
tor a,CO. i-opu.
THE HOVARTH MIDGETS. WITH THE EARN I’M * BAILET CIRCTS The Smaiiest Young Woman is Twenty-two Years Old and the Smallest Young Man is Nineteen.
I
wiU be dedicated Sunday, October 4. Bishop O Dvr.aghue officiating. The dedicatory services will begin at 10 a. m. At
: p m. there will be a street parade in | HippodrOmi, I Alfia! EfttllVt
which many local and visiting organisa- '
t:ons will take part. In the evening, the j S^taCEUf Pfslodv. i Callef J Of Ffeak?
Bev. Joseph Chartrmt d. of Sta Peter and j
; attorr.ey* for the purpose of showing Paul church, will deliver a lecture in the j XlflORil UlStyi!i I YSfflfBT!i!| EltirtlilRINt
• that Lyschehaun was convicted of a po new church. It is expected that 4.>JP9 per- j ! Utica! crime, and can not be extradited. . sons will take part in the exierclses of the The real story of the case is now com- day. The ladies of the church have made teg out and the crowd that has been In plans to entertain that number, and will i constant attendance and has listened, have tables at which to seat 6W persons
; with interest even to the legal technical- at a time.
| ities Ls growing more absorbed. A break A fine statue of St. Anthony will be J in proceedings is caused, however, by presented to the church by a woman who
doer not live in the city.
ONE HUNDRED STARTLING ACTS
continuance of the case till October 5. €- mmlseloner Moores ruied that the merits of the original conviction could not be attacked, but that the defense
rest for circus people, theoretically ! a.U'‘.'up^'t^" ^^1° speaking, but in reality there are compar- i wu days that the circus Is to remain in atlvely lew of the hundreds of people who; IruilanHjadiH Other *rthlc*. ' f ' ' ' r *
are not fully occupiad. To care for the six hundred horeea of the Barnum A
t.dUna^iii* teTJer hie twen given a cffm ONE OF THE DARING RIDERS
giving a eeating capacity of 15,GOD.
TiidianaiKiiia bah:*
New Pastor to Preach.
The Rev. A. L. Duncan. ttt» new pastor of Home Presbyterian church, will preach at that church to-morrow, morning and evening. Mr. Duncan Is attending McCormick Seminary and will complete Ms
contracted for In proportion.
ponies
and twenty camels, the
As there
THE BARNUM & BAILEY CIRCUS
f tend to his pastoral duties. •
aro Sou horses and ponies, thirty elephants
tmele. the amount of hay.
Bailey circus, to say nothing of the bun- j corn, outs and bran that will be dreda of wild animals, it la absolutely! * urowl wlU ^ enormous
Over Twelve Hundred on Pay Roll.
dreda of wild animals, it la absolutely necessary that they lie taken from the trains, and for this reason the city of tents must be erected on Hunday mornings the same as any other day. The West Washington-street show grounda
—vw»- -r.T w r • e-t ■ TY’ri5 , '-! : "fV.'wt- —
wil tlvi
The pay roll last week included 1,234 persons with the show and seventy-two men who are in advance with the various
%..hfy to-morrow, b it In ... • ordan with advertising cars. This U twice the n imau unwritten rule of the circus, the wily - tier. Mr. Whiting says, that was ever be-
labor that will b« done will be that neves-j
sary to feed and care for the hundred* of t ,rm arril by Mr
animals and the army of employ*-:*.
Circus Htatlsfics are always of interest to the people In generai, but figures relative to the Barnum A Bailey enterprise are of eepeciai lnter«»sr, slm-e the recent return from ffiurope and the remodeling of the entire aggregation. Allen Whiting, a veteran newspaper man and the press* reprecentatlve for James Bailey, owner of the show, has statistical Infor-
mation at his tongue s end. 1 - “Bigness” of the Show.
‘‘No need to exaggerate the bigness' of the Barnum & Bailey show this year.” said Mr. Whiting, “for the truth la stranger than fiction. We have,the ‘greatest and grandest’ as ft matter of fact this year. This show Is the first one so large that there ia no necessity for the use of exaggerated figures In describing it. Indeed, Mr. Bailey gave positive orders before we started out upon the tour that advertising matter must la* prepared with strict regard for the truth. As a matter of fact, the show has always been so much larger than nil competitors that enaggeratlon wak never necessary, but we oould not escape it to some extent If we desired to keep apace with the claims of
other oil cum agents.”
Here Mr. Whiting launched into figures to bock up ids claims The mam t.-nt of the Barnum tk Bailey show, he sa>s, measures 4^1 feet in length by t& feet in width. Instead at havfng twelve rows of vents there are now twenty rows,
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After all,” said Mr. Whiting, "what the .public really desires Ih quality and not quantity, and so the greatness jiMhe j clrciii, doe* not lriter* :t them so much a* the kind of a performance we will give them and the accommodations they may expect. It Is not necessary to dwell on the big features that are shown this season, but summing It up It can be said they will find the reputation of the Bar- j ntim & Bailey show fully sustained. One thing the public will be Interested in Is j the manner In which the comfort of patrons Is subserved First, Mr Bailey bus I provided a solid, though portable grand- i stand, upon which are placed S.Uw fullsized comfortable chairs We have fiftytwo boxes, each separated from the other by nickel-plated Iron railings and containing six chairs each We also have 3,200 of the old-style circus reoerved seats with the folding back. And then to complete the neating arrangements, we have about 8,000 of the ordinary circus seats, but In front of every one of them Is a foot rent sunk six Inches lower than the seat In front. For every seat sold there Is a separate ticket printed for each penformance. Everybody who ftntaf thr main tent. no.matter now nltwdr >r how little he has paid, holds a coupon showing Just what seat ho is to occupy.
Sell Only to Capacity.
“When these tickets are sold, we know the capacity has been exhausted, and no amount of money can gain admission for anybody. The gratifying result Is that wlill.. w** may turn thousands away from the door, there wili be a seat for everybody Inside, and not a person will be seen
standing.
“Some doubting Thomases may ask if Mr. Bailey Is running his show for fun. i can answer that question truthfully by saving no, but 1 can with equal verity say that he Is running It as a matter of pride, and with a view of keeping his army of faithful followers employed.
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HELEN GIRARD.
Day of Atonement. The next event in the Hebrew calendar will be the day of atonement, the holiest ! day in the Hebrew year. The day will ! begin at 6:39 p. m., next Wednesday, and j will close at 6:30 p. m. on October 1. The Feast of Tabernacle*, or Feast of i Booths, will begin October 5 at 6:30 p. m. The closing feast of the week of booths ! will be that of "Shminl Azereth." which I will begin at 6 30 p. m. on October 12, and | will close at 6:30 p. m. on October 13. Growth of the Y. M. C. A. Within the last five years the Y. M- | C. A. has established branches at 260 army posts. The most northern of these branches is at Ft. F.gbert. Alaska. At Guam a branch has been organized among the marines. At Manila two hundred men are engaged in educational classes, most of whom are working for commissions In the army and for civil service positions. At San Juan, Porto Rico, there are forty-five students and a library of 850 volumes, a conference of the armv secretaries of the Y. M. C. A. will he held at some early date In New York city. The Preacher that Attracts. The Northwestern Christian Advocate in describing the kind of a preacher that attracts men. says that he can not be an afternoon-tea man, a matinee hero, or a monk. The finestqgrgument is wasted on the layman if it fall to touch some vita! point. Most men have little use for “hot air." says the Advocate, “the* insist upon one s coming to the point. The sermon should be short and crisp, and sensible." The Carpenter Prophet. Commenting on the short life of theological novels and books that attack orthodoxy, a denominational paper recalls the fate of Professor Pearson’s book, “The Carpenter Prophet.” which made some flurry a year ago In Methodist circles because of Its ultra-Unitarian portrava.1 of Jesus. The book never attained much circulation and greatly disappointed its publishers. Its sale is already practically at an end.
ideals and concrete accomplishments so ! might Introduce any testimony such as far advanced that for the first time the | would be of an explanatory nature relapublic is ready for a national organlxa- | live to general conditions existing at. the.
iireseru ana eo-orainaie wiese ouimcuon ana aooui j.yncne-
Iimh no'attraction for him, he has made Interests. Such an organization as The : haun. This is based upon the decision in hla show so large and expensive that his American League for Civic Improve- The Lzeta extradition proceedings. When margin of profit must be small, no matter ment would have been sadly premature J| lls was Kiven, the counsel for how big the business. But his pride is in 1SJ*3. It Is hardly appreciated even In lh ® defendant retired for a brief con-
gratlth • general a Igment 11968, but the friendly response from every j smtanon.
in both Enron* and America that he is State In the Union and from Canada, the king of snowmen, and that his show from city, town, village and rural dis- j really la The Greatest Show on Earth.' " trlct, from men. women and children, j
from public officials and private citizens,
practical workers, writers
GREIT PROIM III . CIVIC INTEREST
Continued from Page Fifteen. tsslon of to-day, L'Enfant's plan. In lef, took Into consideration the topagphy and the supposed necessity of a
water approach to the cUy. and then lo- ! tinted the streets on the plan of two'sets of wheel-spokes laid on a gridiron, with the Uapiloi ms one hub and the Preai-
from practical workers, writers and teachers points clearly to the necessity of a unification of improvement forces. A decade of civic progress has brought us to the point where no city should be content with anything less than a comprehensive plan Incorporating the best accomplishments of the last ten years, by applying to local necessities and natural advantages, experience gathered from the great field of civic Improvement
TO JONATHAN JENNINGS.
Monument to First Governor of diana Stands at Charlestown.
Defense Changes Its Tactics. They had been Intending to show that
Lynchehaun’s crime was only a misdemeanor, Instead of a felony, as charged in England, but they will attempt to prove that It wus a political offense. The defense afcd prosecution had a heated discussion as to what constitutes a political crime. Mr. Winters, for the defense, said that any trouble growing out of a political commotion might be so classed, while Mr. Fox, for the prosecution, held that that would Include any campaign brawl In this country between Democrats and Republicans. The prosecution objected to this line of testimony on the ground that It was purely local and did not refer to
CYCLO, 1HE KiNtllC DEMON Patriotic Exhibition of (J. S. Men ot War Ail type* of our Nary in Mtnl&tur* 3 Herds of Elephants, 2 Droves ot CiirsIs BABY ELEPHANT AND MOTHER 2 Giraffes, Smallest Horse in till World Jumping Horeee, Leaping Ponies, IH-wpemte Ilacee, Gymnastic I'eats, Acrobatic Surprises, Aerial Wonders, Tumbling and Leaping. TRAINED ANIMAL EXHIBITION Finest Celiection of Quadrupeds In the World 30 Performers in the air at once. S Troupes of Athletes Seen at One Time. Neirly One Hiodred Horses in 3 Rings nt the same moment. Overflowing With New Attractions. Tents Covering 12 Acres. SM Horses Two Performances Dally, at 8 and 8 p. m. Doors open an hour earlier. Admits.on to all 60r. Children under 10 yean. 25c Reserved Folding Feats, 7Ec. Reserved Chair, $1. Private Boxes with 6 seats, JS to tl2, according to location. Single seats in private boxes, II 50 to $2. All Tickets sold without extra charge. Beware of parties charging more than regular price. Private Box and Reserved Chair Tickets sold at Huder’s Drug Store, corner Washington and Pennsylvania sts. Others on grounds at hours of opening. SUPERB NEW STREET PARADE at J o’clock on morning of arrival of show.
Plymouth Church Remodeled. Plymouth church congregation, which Is expending about $3,000 In refitting the Advent church property, at Central avenue and Fourteenth street, expects to occupy the remodeled church about November 1. The seating capacity of the main auditorium will be fco. The pastor's study will be on the same floor. The lower floo», a half casement, will be made Into a Sunday-school room, church parlors. rooms for entertainment and a kitchen. The property fronts 130 feet in Central avenue, and 200 feet in Four-
teenth street.
St. Alban’s Deaf Mute Mission. The Rev. Austin W. Mann, of Cleveland, general missionary and founder of the Midwestern Deaf Mute Mission, will conuct a service of the holy communion at St. Alban’s mission, in the chapel of Christ church, Monument Place, at 10:30 a. m. to-morrow-. An afternoon service
EMPIRE THEATER, ONE WEEK ONLY Co mm esc lag Monday Matinee, September 21st Matinee Dally Every Night Kentucky Belles A Bovy of Pretty Woman. Prices of Admission, 10c, 15c, 85c, 50a Next Week—“Cherry Blossoms.” Telephone 1317 new.
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MATXNKZ and NIGHT
ENGLISH’S—Wednesday, Sept. 31—
MR. DICK FERRIS PRESENTS The Walter Jones Comic Opera Co. The Sleepy King •O-PEOPLE-SO Beak by Gee. V. Bebsrt. Koslc by Glevaaal Cemterae. Mr. Walter Jones David Abrahams, Rosemary Gloss, Nellie O’Neil, Harriet Packard, Mile. Proto, Toby Craig*. I-aura Witt. Sweetest In Song! 65 Others Gayest tn Gerb! Prices 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, S150. Hotineo-25c, 56c, 75c, $1.00 SEATS READY MONDAY
ENGLISH’S" -Thursday RETURN OF THE FAMILIAR AND POPULAR FAVORITE Wm. A. Brady’s Special Production
Seat Sale MONDAY
Matinee Saturday
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Same Great Cast
Same Big Production PBirFGs! Metloee, SOc, 25c. rNight, $1, 75c, SOc, 25c.
Sooto Roody Monday
THIS AFTERNOON and TO-NIQHT FRANK L. PERLEY Presents ICIVOTT As Mary Tudor In Jails Mirlewe's Oriftaal {2Mt0 Projection “When Knighthood Was In Flower” PRICKS—Night: *1.M. *1.00, 75c, 60c, 26c. Mat.: $1 00, 75c, 60c, 25c.
dent's house as tho other. Along the axes of these two buildings was projected a park to be connected directly by a
broad street, Pennsylvania avenue. The who. though of other public building* were also to be j therefore his
other public building* grouped appropriately.
Prospective Washington Beauty.
Jonathan Jennings, first Governor of the State of Indiana, and afterward member of Congress from the State, was a man
convivial habits, and, own worst enemy, was
will be held at 3 o'clock. Since his last appointment at this “silent mission” the
generaf conditions. “comndssionW M^ras . R * V r ,,^ r J^welv^’dloS? 1 His moS admitted the testimony with the Parish ^twelve ^ “ u 0 g e ‘
admitted the testimony, with the reservation that it could be stricken out as a whole if necessary, when the defense had
completed Its story.
Lynchehaun when placed on the. stand told a straightforward story. His answers were ready, and he showed much of the
recent missionary tour
southern Ohio and eastern Kentucky.
The Catholic Calendar.
The Catholic calendar shows the following saints' days for the coming week: Sunday. September 27—Saints Cosmas
HC INDIANAPOLIS NEWS publishes twice as many a paid classified (want) ads as all the ether city papers combi n ed =================^
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Traveling In a Special Train i> CARLOADS OF SPECIAL SCENERY m WATCH FOR JTTRECT PARADE, Everybody goes to the Park—Prices 10, 20. 80. Thur. Joe Welch, in the Peddler
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
! loved by his people for his incorruptibility, i impulsiveness of his race. In that he inintocritv Of character hU hla-h ilmv and ' Varlably re P !le d to the questions of his
integrity of character, his high aims and attorneys before the prosecution had time and Damian, martyrs.
Even the fundamental features of this his open-handed hospitality. His farm to offer an objection. Lynchehaun said he * ember 28—St
Scheme have not been held sacred by the home on the picturesque banks of Sinking been a member of the Irish Land " ep builders. The vista of the White House Fork, in Clark county, near the little vll- ; Thera wera six ! along Pennsylvania avenue has been ob- } age of Charlestown, was visited not only landlord* on that island, who rented their ■cured by the Treasury and State Depart- * scores of friends who enjoyed his so- lands to 2,300 families The most of these I
buiuiw. curious .„d un„l«hU, %'?■***'.r***,™ **W r ">* ^ edifices have been erected along the mall; ' v, *° sought his adtice His firmness of j j„ Ireland, the Washington Monument, which should character is shown by the fact that about ,
have stood at the Junction of the axis year ’ t - death he resolved to Strugglea as a Land Leaguer.
Lynchehaun said that the primary object of the Land League was to oppose
•f the two main buildings, occupies a site 411111 drinking, and mough fully persuac.ed
unpardonable in Ha isolation, 1<» feet
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south of the ay is of the Capitol, and several hundred feet east of the axis of the White House, the Pennsylvania railway has been allowed to cross the mall at grade; and to mention but one other Incongruity, last, but not least, the Library.of Congress has been see located t that its dome diverts attention from the all-important majesty of the Capitol. The recommendations of the American j Institute of Architects, on the occasion i of the centennial celebration of the es?.U>- < lishment of the.Government ut Washing- | ton, will fire the enthusiasm of ail who [ read them. The subject has since been j exhaustively studied by the new commission. They point out possibilities still j latent In Washington, and that influence Which thetr realisation would have on the ; other dues of the country is tmmeasur- -
able.
The construction of the houses of Par- * Uament in London on the Gothic model, ’ though not an unqualified success, was 1 the most important architectural event of the nineteenth century in Great Urn- ; aln, and has led to the revival of the minor arts as well. Even greater service will be rendered to the cities of the United States when the noble plan of
L’Enfant. projected at the beginning of
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happily now assured by the appointment * dram would pro.ong his ILe. he stead-
of the present excellent commission, lly refused to touch another drop.
»**5?f*' Burnham. Charles F. The next day after his death, which ocAugustus SC Gaudens. cur red June 3S. lk*4, his body was t.*ken to
_ Charlestown in a farm wagon and buried Great City Park Schemes. j n w j, at then known
IN MEMORY OF JONATHAN
JENNINGS.
Wenceslaua, martyr.
September 29—St. Michael, the arch-
angel.
September 30—St. Jerome. October 1 St, Remigtus.
October 2—Holy guardian angels.
October 8—St. Maxlmlan, As to Salary Drawers. To the Editor of The News:
Sir-As to the employment by the Bookwaiter administration of eight street in-
the oppressions of the exacting landlords specters, the question naturally asked is, and to secure ownership of the land for \ “What do they do?” The answer is. the tenants. In order to restrain the ten- ! “Nothing." They can be seen at any ants, the various crimes acts and coercion time of the day standing on the street measures aero passed. Lynchehaun said corners Idle. The first of each month that he was also a member of the Irish | they all "Ur# up and get their $60 each Revolutionary Brotherhood, whose pur- of the taxpayers' money. On# of them can pose is to overthrow the dominion of i not teli what his duties are or what office L j. , h« holds, for the very good reason that kfmww^n 11 !.* there is none of th ® flrst and no nam ® for K.non-fi to t*© 4t in Inc'S© polltlcaLi » r * *u*Y'onrtl Ha calls at th* courthouse organlzitions, Lynchehaun said he was when he feels like it, steps Into the office the object of eoitsts&Tit sur\ eillance by the i street commissioner utiicl looR# constabidary previous to 1SN. and It final- o n<1 for a f rw minutes, then, not ly became necessary for him to resign his rlmwln* what to do or where to go, of ^the 'V?-' 1 sh” orie 1 eavher on the advice stro n 3 ou t, umbrella In hand, to be pre-
j-r ■>•«'» ,
i the Revolutionary BrotherRood were con- 1 „ n if he had to make a reoort | star.Uy suppressed by force of arms, and j on jy once a month he could not keep his the attitude of he government became so r for he could not make uo a reoort obnoxious ty the tenantry that their sio- j ^^ny kind* But he Ju^draws hla , a ' > * wlth , ^idlordlsm and t hink of It, $720 a year out of the pockets ■ a v nti ‘'' r lhe 1° ^thlng 0 f the taxpayers—for his support This of t.ie hansher terms, which Lynchehaun gor t 0 f thing is done in the name of the ; characterized as being unparliament- < 0 |d soldier. I would like to see the sol-; s fJfF Some of the tenants were so bitter 4 jj e |. record of some that are thus getting i t ^ ?y evetl advocated shooting the : t he public money, which, record or no j lanaioras. | record, they are morally not entitled to j
'for they render no service in return. I j
Agnes McDonald, the Evicting Queen, am an old soldier and a lifelong Republic- ! . . . ...... : an. but I can not. and will not. vote for j Lynchehaun said that in two years Boogwaiter. and I would like to know; there were between 3m0 and 400 evictions what are the duties of those who pose as
Agnes McDonald. X^yHLMBER^ F^O.^. TCTH^ND^VOLS.
- . mg whom he was sent to prls- | on for life, - had the reputation of
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The proposed improvements of the lake 4,.... .. _• _ . , . Evicted tenants had to be restrained from animals and surrounds herself In her sumfront in Cleveland nn<4 ^Slslature appro- \lolenoe t,.e >de-g> and t-.ey lived off mer home with a variety of them, among rront m cleveioaa and Chicago, the prteted S5W for the erection of a monu- their friends and the church. Evicted which Is a mogalllcenf dog of the St
boulevard scheme for Ut. Louts, the coa- ment to his memory . As Cemetery No. 1' tenants were practically homeless, as Bernard tvne
ceotion of a nark taktnw in thn had become private property and no one they Could not get another holding be- A gentleman walking one day In the ception or a j^rx system taking in the could postively identify the exact spot cause they -vera blacklisted. The tenants vicinftv of her cottage encountered a lakes about St. Paul and Minneapolis, w here Jonathan Jennings s body rested, were compelled to pay for the most trivial colored maid aecorr pa-led by this coloeOl 1—U> l» 0» tr.ro« w—.ao. ot SSSSt g-to~. . H.. —lMulr«l
comprehensive schemes for Improvement, beautiful little “city of the dead and was • Ing up fagots The landlords
The same tendencies are in evidence in i dedicated .with imposing ceremonies in
the plans for rural improvement such as l October, 1S93.
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those of the Massachusetts trustees of public reservations, the Essex county (New Jersey) park commission, the State control of the Palisades, the national parks in Wyoming, Colorado, California. Minnesota. Wisconsin and elsewhere. , The beginning of the new century finds
Confused. [Cleveland Plain Dealer ] “Prisoner, have you anything in your own behalf?" “Well, ledge. It’s like dis,. Dat lawyer o' mine he got me so misTjly ebnfustlcated dat I really dunno what 1 done nor what I done It for.”
an<i • t0 w ^ om t fi* belonged,
in Ireland was gone Into, and Lynche- aaked
hauns testimor.y showed that the grand; -Lonjy, no. He won’t harm nobody ■ * were composed of landlords. whQe, ge's lust chock full of fun * v — » 4 —— •• I the petit-juries were made up of lmport : -What kind of a dog Is h<
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will burn fuccessfully In the genuine trade marked Jewel Hot Blast Stove*—soft coal, siftings, slack, hard coal,coke,cobs, etc. Why not Keep Your House Warm •t a small cost ! Jewel Stoves last just about as long as you would expect to keep a stove. Price—oh, we will satisfy you. Call and see Jewels. We recommend them.
Pointer
Lsswrspwfajf: absence of vUlbis
nguish it from >er this, and
There Is but
mobile—the beaut
board and
mechanism will dlstlng
others. Just remember take note of the automobiles you see in a given time, and observe
how overwhs
tlon of Oldsmc
combined. T
clew to the machine popular. And an Infe
never achieve* such popularity. You simply can not make a mistake in buying on Olds. It nog
proved it# merits
community
fore Oldsmobtle* In us* than all ° ‘ little
ow
ed settlers. When the hearing is resumed
juries were composed of landlords while He 8 W oh ock full of fun all the time.*
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testimony, and to show that this condl- Piso's Cure is an effectual remedy for tlon really did exist. j Cold on the Lungs. All druggists. 26c. i
LILLY & STALNAKER
=t-IARDWARE=
114-116-118 East Washington Street
Telephones, New 500j Old, Mala 6 OB.
or the automoDlu given tim*. and o
L h ±!r.V*JXTCS This will give you a good
thit Is most
erlor maohtne
popularity.
1 make a misOlds. ft ha* tn your own
ommunlty.
More Oldsmobties In
thers combined.
Fisher Aatemsbile C«.
State Agents *er Olds.
WlBtoas. Fraakllas.
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