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About Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1906)
( . . . u tor taunty nop\\hUc \ \ n , , - - , 'J I ) . M. AMSDERRV. - M Publlshor' ' r ' CHAS. K. BASSETT. M ASBoolnto , 8nt4rod at tl7 , ; ; ; ; ; ; Iomco lit Droken U ; " O ! : 'I } u eooond-cll\llll mnttor for trlln mlrllion through tbe U. 81 Malls. II I I ADV H'l'JBINO ItAT 8. .I : tne ' , month , 7.00. Ono.hlllr co. " H , . limn. per 01011 h $1.00 , 'lnllftor column , per month , 52.W. .Oefl thlln 'lonrl-Ir column , 00 tontll per Inch par mouU , . 01lr < < 11 on IIIlIt I'BKO , 110 conte I'or Inoh , per montli I.ocaladv3rtllllnl : 1cnnte liar lIne each hllor. Uon.Nollco of cburch fatrll , 50clnhlce nnd onlorl/lltl. 0I0U\.8 \ whcro 010110 , III chnrKod. onn.hnlf . rlltl'e. \ oolol , noUcol 111111 reMlntlon , ullo.half rllWI. : , . WOIldlog lIoUeu froo. half prlco for 1101111111101 ( , Hilt of pro outII. t 1 Uoath nollooll free , b/llf prlca for Ilobllllhllll { . , obituary notlcolIlnll C/lrllll or thlllk . LogllluoUr.od..t ratre ( , wlIled b , 11/llnloe of , C . lhraI1lll. r ' 1'hursday , Septcmber 13 , 1906. t' , J - - - - . . - r Repuhlican Ticlct. WI'A'I'I' : 'l'leK.'I' . : . ] . 'or Ullfll'll RIalI'll HOllalor- Or NorrlN IIrowlI , of IIl1l1alo. ] . 'or nOVCrlll1r- i . t ( : curlCl' I , . Hlll'hloll , of ClRII. : ; \ ] . 'or IlcIII011l11l.\111\011l0r- : ' : II. H. lIollIJlVcll. oC IIl1rl. ' \ } 'or Hallway COI1II1IIHlllullerll- , ; II. J. Wllllle\l , oC l.allcaHlur. Hoherl Cowell , oC lIolIlClan. , I J. A. Wlillalllll. oC I'lorcu. } I.'or SeCrelary oCHalo ! - , - n'orlCe C. Jllllklll , oC no por. . " ] , 'or Al1IlIlor- 1 I : . M. Hcarlo , of Iclth. , ' ' ' 1''lr 'l'rCallllft r- , , : rI . I : . llralll , oC lIoolle. l'or HIIPerllllelull'lIt- " . ' J. I" Mcllrlell , oC 1'Jlllllorc. , I , I.'or Attllllley nl'llCral- , w. 'r. 'J'holllll ( ) II. of MerrIck. t ] . 'or ] , alltl COI1I1I1IHllloller- II. 1\1. lalol1 : , or 1I0d1CC. l'or COl1lCrClllllllall. Slxlh UINlrlct- M.P. KlllkIIIf O'Neill. COUN'I'Y 'I'ICKI 'J" I.'or COllllty , \ ttorlle- O. I , . Cllller801l. SUllcrvl or Disl. No. J- I. . Ollllhlll\lI. ! 1uporvl ol" 111111. No. 5- Juhll t1l1l11ort ! . IIIWKI'N : 1I0W 'l'O\\'NSIIlI' . 'l'U\I'lIl1ha ! , Clerk- A. II. lIallllI. 'fOWIIBha1 ! 'J're l\lIrer- J. S. MolYlieallx. Mr. Bryan failed in New York of being an unqualified success. Uuder the circumstanccs that in , itself , was failure. 'l'he object , uf bis reception and address was , to make him appear as the' ' destined leadcr of the Amcrican peoplc. lIe was to appeal to both the national judgmcnt and I imagination. ' + 'he eve t was marred by a sencs of l111stalcs , not one of thcm considcred in itself , but in the mass lcaving quite the opposite impression trom that intended. Honor was shown one who has descrvcd wel1 of .his country , but the- tribute " fell far short of that which a true rulcr might inspire. Ilis utterance - ance was , in many passagcs , j noble and wisc , but as a whole I amI in many parts it was open to : criticism. Every excuse may be made for Mr. Bryan' ! > failure of , 11 s : gnal uccess. ' 1'he pity is Ti I that excuscs have to be made. , 'rhc longcr the incident is re- rl fleeted upon the stronger will be the disinclination to cntrust Mr. Bryan amI his counsellors with the direction of national affairs . in a pcriod so critical in national histury. Many of the mistakes \ were made at this time and which 'I Mr. Bryan was unable to prevent , h so would mistakes be made by ' the assislants of his admmistra- 1'1 tion and he would be incapable II of preventing them. Mr. Bryan's f procession through New York I was not a triumph. Outside the Bowery and streets of that sort , comparatively few welcomed him. Although 60,000 applications had been made for admission to the great ball where he spoke , many of the fortunate possessors of tickets stayed away or came late or departed early , so that the first part of his address was interrupted - terrupted and the really spclendid close was spolen to a decimated audience. Fundamental was the mistake of ( leparting from the original plan of the reception and address. 'l'he great and popular commercial ho < 1y wluc1t planned i the reception would , if it had I , be n allowed to do so , have kept ; the affair free from partizanship \ and would have allowed Mr. Bryan to appear as the representative - presentative aud champion of the people generally. Only in that character can he hope for success in his ambition to be the J national leader. As it was , the 1 democracy was rampant , and j Mr. Bryan QY making a partizan , spcech Hung away one of the j greatest opportunities-perhaps 1 the greatest opportunity-of his life.III favor the control of the I trnnk lines by the government and the ownership of all other railroads by the state government - ment , " said Mr. Bryan. In an instant thousands of voices were raised and faces turned toward the side of the building-opposite ' the speake'rs stand-where William - liam Randolph Hearst sat. "Three cheers for Hearst" was I the cry that swelled until Mr. Bryan's voice was drowned anr1 he twas unable to continue for several minutes. The intended oration for Mr. Bryan turned out a triumph for Mr. Hearst. Such is democracy , full of internal strife and with the representative of its ideals. Mr. Bryan's address - dress lacked the thrill1ng eloquence - ence which has made him famoHs. . - w. It Quiets the Cough _ , - . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . .cI This is one reason why Ayer's Cherry Pcctornl is so valuable - ble in consumption. It stops the wenr and tcar of useless coughing. But it does more -it controls the inHnmmntion , quiets the fever , soothes , and henls. Sold for 00 years. "Ayor' , Cherry PectorAl hM hcoll n re III r IIro l.relorvl1r In 11I0. It IoWllllht " "I tlltlIuJlh n "ltVIlrO 11111101 : IIr IllIelllllolllll , 1111I1 I r 1I1 th I I IIWU 111' 11 Co. In II" Ifllt"lerflll ollrntlvl ! I.rolorllel.- , WJl.I 1 11. 'fnUI1'T.YAWA , ' . l'tI. - - . . . . . . , _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - by J. O. A , , , r 00. . Low"U , 111&08. Abe manuraoturor : ! or AualSO SARSAPARILLA. 1'11.1.5. : lJe /I s , HAm VIOOI/ / . . Huoton recovery by lCoplng the bowolo regular with Aycr'G Pills. - - - = Succcss in such an addre ss.- under the circumstances-was impossible in any cause. Hut Mr. Bryan's treatment' of the isH1es ! lacked thoroughness. It wa ! > a suggestion of s01l1e things wh ich it maybe desirable to do , not at all a statesmanlike declaration - claration of what these things arc and by whal consistent policy and pract i.cal mct hods t hey are to be achelvcd. 'l'here was one feature in the receplion of Mr. Br'an in New York which was not a failure , howevcr , and that was 1\Ir. Bryan's prescnce. 'lhe republican reprcscntalive ; onvcntioll for this district is called to meet in this city Saturday - day , the 15th , to nominate two candidates for the legislature. rL'his evcnt is one of great importance - tance to the republican party. Not only are the principles l1unciated by the republican : tate convunl on to be enacted into law , but a United States Scnator is to be electcd by the legislature. It is a matter of importance that men are nominated - nated on the republicau ticket that are in sympathy with the party pmgress and have the con"- lidence of the public , to assure lheir clectioJl. No on c , whose lection would be doubtful , ' ! hould be considered. . . - - - ' - - - It has bcen well said that the ideal government - for this country esp cially-is by the pcople , of the people and for the people : But have you noticed how hypocritical some of the alleged leaders are ? 'They say they want the people to govern , but : if evcrything does not go their way , how many excuses hey find to try and show that it IS not the pcople who have spoken. It is hard to please agi tators u111ess you allow them to have their , own way in every- thingl and then the people-the common people-find that their will is thwarted-if the agitators are satisfied. Mr. Bryan is sure to be kept busy if he does as he promises and I'will discuss that subjcct later. " He has promised this in more than a dazen cases , but it is general believ d he bas promised thusly in ordcr to evade the questions and tumble into another - other jack-pot like tbe one in New York when he said : "I believe in the government control - trol of the trunk lines and the state ownership of all other railroads.II ' Just because some m n-lilw Hipple of Philadelphia-plays he is a good church man in order to ( ob and swindle the confiding -is no evidence that church members general1y are not to be , trusted. In fact , the exception may prove the rule. Many a man in thcse days appears to worl { on the credulity of the moral people in order .to achieve his own ends-this has even bccn the case here in Nebraslm. ' 1'he compulsory , rest day for II'rance becamc effective September - ber 1st when the president issued a proclamation to that effect. 'l'his made it necessar.r for all to 1 rest one day in each wcek-or I rather to obstain from the duties : of their rcgular emploj'ment. ' The opcratiQn of this law will be. . watched with much interest. In the statement of A. C. Shallcn berger , of Alma , setting forth hisexpeuses connected with securing the nomination for governor on the democratic ticket , no entry is made for railroad fare. 'rhe fact , however , proves neither that he rode on a pass or that he walled to Lincoln from I-Iarlan county.-Grand Island Indepcml- ent. i I . . . - - - - - - - - - - - . . . . . . - . , . . It i hecoming very evident thatllryun failel to ; atisfy evcn the lcaders of the ( lemocratic party in his rccent speeches , and they nre quietl ) ' trYllJ ' to agree upon some othcr candidate to be available two y ars hence to malC the race against whoever may be selccted by the republi- cans. 'l'he causuality columns of the daily newspapers will soon be taxcd to their utmost-the football - ball season approachcth at breakneck - neck specd. . Di lrict Court Cascs. 'l'he Septcmber term of District court in and for Custcr county bcga n Monday wi th n. O. Hostetler , judge , presiding. Warder , Bushnell Co. . vs. J. O. Wilson , a case to co 1ect on note. Defendant. claimed to have made payment in work. Jury returned verdict in favor of defendant. Bllen r . Balcomc vs. Henry P. alcomc. Action for d'orce. . ' 1'estimony heard and decrce granted. The parties reside near Sargent. Mary E. Garringcr V9. Isaac Garringer. DCGree was granted as praycd for in petition. ' 1'he parties residc ncar Oconto. State of Nebraska vs.Vade , Mrtrti.1 and l ' ' yan. 'l'he defendants - ants are alleged to have burglarized - ized a store at Callaway. 'fhcy Were talen into court and pleod not guilty. Trial of Hyan waG set for next Monday. B. G. Moore and N. ' 1' . Gadd defend- ant's attorneys. State of Nebraska vs. John , Charles and Harvey Dennis. Defendants were arraigned for the murder of Gcorge Morrison last spring , plead not guilty and trial of John Dennis set for next Wednesday. 'l'oday the court nd jury are hearing the case of E. F. McClure. . vs. Broken Bow. McClure claims the-city dammed Muddy creek , I causing it to overHow , fill his mill with water and damage him in the sum of $1,800. There are eighteen divorce cases on the calendar. ' 1'his indicates' that there are a few homes in Custer where the skeleton - ton has escaped from the closet. . A Finc Entertninmcnt. \Vhitney's celebrated bioscope pictures will be shown at the Opera house Friday and Saturday - day nights , Sept 21 and 22. ' 1'he bioscope is the only machine that produces pictures without a flclccr , quiver or blur. Mnrringe Licenses. Here it is the 13th day of \ September and only five marriage ' licenscs issucd this month , one on the 3rd , then none till the 11th and three yesterday. 'l'here was aslight frost last night , however , and that may have a tendency to cause the love-lorn swains to call on Judge Humphrey for the necessary credentials to unite for better or for worse and all time -unless t.he' divorce court digs in. Joseph I4ummel , West Point..27 Katie Wehling , Broken Bow. . .23 Lee Hubbard.Vaterville , Kan.21 Faye Johnston , Wisert. . . . . . . .18 Henry Overton , Berwyn. . . . . . 30 Mary Ball , Berwyn. . . . . . . . . . .18 n. l . Stevens , Summerford. . . . 23 Jessie1\I. Willhoit , 'Vest Union20 Walter N. Holt , ' 1'able. . . . . . . .21 Sadie Rimpley , Arnold. . . . . . .18 Christian Church. . Morning , Rev. r . N. Early will preach. I vening , five minute talks on the following topics : 1. What have the busincss men of Broken Bow to thankful I for-H. Lomax. 2. What have the attorncys of Broken Bow to be thankful for-C. 'V. Beal. . 3. What have the public schools to be thankful for- Supt. H. M. Pinc1mey. 4. What has our county to bc thankful for-Rasmus Anderson. 5. What has the I adies' Aid Society tt ) be thankful for-l\Irs. 1. A. Hcneau. ( , . What has the church to be thankful for ? Prof. A. J. Hargett. . ' Come and bring your fricnds. Baptiat Church Services in the Baptist church next I-4ord's d.ty at 11 a. m , and 8 p. m. A cordial invitation is exten ed to these services. A. M. LnvAcK , Pastor. Poland China Hog Snle. Sargen t & Varney and B. J. 'l'lerney , of Anslcj' , Nebraska , will sell at auction on Fair grounds , September 28 , 40 head of Poland China pigs , 25 uoars and 15 sows , March and April farrow ; their own raising. ' 1'he best of this years crop aud all eligible to record. td . - - . 011 . . _ , _ eNGel Gel the Worst of It. It is hard to hcat a beat or an in urancc compon ) " . A Higgins- villcl Misouri ! , young man bough t two thousand Hne cigars , had them insured for their full value , thcn smelted them and demanded the insurance , claiming - ing thcy had been destroyed by fire. The case was takcn to court and the judge decided in favor of the young man. 'fhe insurance company then had the young man arrested for arson , sctti ng fire to h is own properl ) ' , and the same judge fiued him douhle the amount of the ihsur- ance and sentcnced him to three months in jail. ScnntorinJ Convcntion. 'l'he rcpublican senatorial convention - vention of the Fifteenth SetHI- torial district is hereby called to meet at llroken Bow 'l'hursllay Septembcr 21 , at 1:30 : p. m. 'l'he basis of representation is the same as made for the state convl.'ntion which is as follows : Blaine. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Custer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 I I -I U P . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I Valley. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . S D. 1\1. AMSlIlttmy , Chairman. Soci liat Conventions. COU't'CO'I'l'IO : - : . 'l'h'1 'lclalil l IIC CII It'I' COUlltan1 hl'rcll ) ' callcillo nll..t 11Il'IIIII'II\liIlU ; lllhu 1'llr trrullllll IlilIrnkl'u IIl1w.I'bmlka. . 1111 'l'IIlIf"la11'111. . ! n , I I ( ) ( . . at . : o'clu k \ ' . III. fl'r the 11I1f1'0 ' 1 u ( pllcllur 1IIIIIIIIIIIIallolll CII11I1.I.II < , " "f Cllllnt ) . atlurn ) ' . h'ctllllrl c lItfal C'llllllltlt. < ' ! illlll III Irlll act ! luch ult"'fIII"III& ! " all lIIapruper \ ) ' COIUU bcfurl ! thl' COII\\lItloll. 1"II1IU.\N J.\Io , , ! ! . CIH\lrlll\II. 1' : , 'I''I.O'c' \ ) ' . H 1 I'R 1'-H-'l'\'l'l : ! CO'I'l'IO : : - : . 'I'hu 1-'odall ls uf th& ! ( > I'lh ' ) { 1'llr , ' clllatl\'e , II" . Irlcl -cbralka. . cOIIIPrl..lu ! : " thll cUlllltlc uf Cn ler all.1 I.I > ! : " : lII. arc hercb ) ' clllc.1 tOlllcet III lIIals COIII'Clltion at Ihe l'.llr irnnlllll.llIlIrokeu 1I0w. Nchraqka. ( II 'l'hllr lla ) ' . eplclllbnr 7Ih. 1'lItJ. ' at o'clock I' . III. for 11mllIrllO"e of I'Ilc. Inl ( 1IIII01llinali01i tll'U c\I1.llIlates fur Heprl'SIIII' lalll'cs of Naill dllllrict alllllo transact , mch ether - or bIl8Ine" , ; a ilia ) . , "Ol'l'rCIUllO \ \lofum \ thl' CUII\'outlou. Bv onler of cOlllllllttc& ! . , Rg-A 'rOH IA T , CO-\I-'I'ION. 'l'hc ! ioclallslN of the 151h Sellatorlal dl"trlct of Ne\lralkl. \ cOlllprlslll1f the cotltltles of CII'Itcr Vallay. IIlalllu :11111 I.utlll : lrc hcrd , ) ' cal",1 10 1II"Ct at the " 'alr Itrolltlds III Brokcli 11011'c" . . UII 'l'hllrlda ) ' . 801l11'1II"er 27. I'JOtJ. at 5 o'ch.ck P. III. . for the pllrposu of IlIad II ! : 1IIII01ll1liati01l : I calldltlate ror the unice of slate ( , ; \1l1ator alld to Irallsact such other bllSllloss a ilia ) ' I.ropcrl ) ' COIIIC b\1furc Ihe couvelltlon. 11) ' order of COlllmltlee. Ba.ck of' the , Builder lhere must be good lumber or his Ivork won't amount to much. The builder who buys his stock :1ere : hos no complaints to make. rhe LUMB1 RI LATH , TRIM , MOLDING , SASH , DOORS , SHINGLES , ETC. , \vhich we sell are the I"all right" kind. kind.And And our prices will give him a largcr margin on his contract. We sell at very close figures. Dierls Lumber' and Coal Co. BROKEN BOW , N ItB. It.'r 1I0UNII. N"O. 40 .Iclarts for lIe cast , cx. SIIII. . . . . (1:20:1. : m Nu. 42arriveN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .IO:4 : I. m. No. 4t arrl\'ell. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1l:55 P. m. WIIST 1I0UNn. 1"0.31) arcll'e" ' )11I thucasl. cx. SIIII. . .6:20 : II. m N"O. 41 :1r..cl. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:02 a. m NO. 43arrlvcl. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12:3' ) a.m . 'JI. 41 :1l1d 41 :1 aklllocal . .tops from Allsley IV..ftt Nos,43 allli 42.1fe Ihrou"h traills allll maku coullectlollll Cor Ucalwul1ll : JIIlI all tolllts to the IIlack HIlls. 3' ' ) alll4U do 1I0t rllil wcst of III'l1KCII uow. Slecpllllf. dllllnll" :11111 reclllllll ! : chair carR [ scats free ) olllhroll"h trailis. 'I'Jeltelll 60ld allll baltl"alfU chockcd 10 all ) ' ( loillt III thu Ullltcl Stltcs allll Canada. . } , 'ur IIIornmtloll , map' . tlllle tables allll tick. etN call Oil or wrltll 10 II. T , . Orlllsby. : l1C01I1. or I , . \ \ ' . Wakclo ) ' , G. p , A. . Omaha , Nebraska. 11. T , . OIMSIIV.Ielll. . - - ' - - - Dtt. O. L. l\1ULIJlIN8 : , Physician Surgeon. nll Stllolrwllo , tromfOt end In ROAlty IIIcek I ros1deDco. 3r,1 WOlt 1 : . K. chnroh. on amo 'Ila of IIIrect. ; : > ; r"IJroke" UOIV. NebrIPItL CO-'l'I s'J' NO'l'ICI . Ulliled Slales 1.:111I1 Omce. l IIrokmlllowcbraska. . AII.rIl t 31I1t.11)OO , f A slImcl..llt cOlllest amlla"it hal"hllC bCI'1i Hle.1 III thlsullice \\'llI.I.\M U. ( I'l' . CUll- lestant. alCalllllt ) Jomes\t'IIIUIII ! ) ' : - : . 53 , mallu Jallllary 2'lh , 1'\)1 , for II . IIIo Ctloll :13. : tOWII' shlllO , : IIl1rlh , I"iIIlItO . : , wcst. b ) ' lIeliry I , . I'rallcls. cUllle II'e , III whlcl1lt 11\ " 11llIe"c(1 that lIell ! ) ' I , . l'ralldll hall nut malle a lelral al1l1 bOllllltlu r..sldmlcu th'rcIIIIl1at he hall 1101 eslabllshClI a IClCal reRltlcllce UII . .altl tracl , "III hllal.alltlllu , llhu bamc. that hu haft lIut erect. ctlor hullt a hOllsu 1111 . .al,1 lal1ll or matlu allY uther IIII\lrovcmelils . thcreoll allil that he hall IIUt rORIII.llIu al,1 tract " "rhllt Ihu laBt Ix lIIonlhllllor fllr i101l1C tllllllrlor therclII , but hall ahallllullc,1 thu lIallle. all of"Illch lIuCccls exist ill thu prcsCllt time. Saltl Ilarties aru hereh ) ' lIutltlc,1 to : l1'\loar. relollOlll1 :11111 olTer cl'ltlencu 10llChlll ! ! " salll alleilallull at 10 o'clock a. III , 011 OClohur III , 1')0)11. huhlrll 1111I HClrlHler :111I1 H'colver at Ihe 1111111'11 Slaleli Iallll Unicu III IIrukell 11011'chraHka. . 'I'he salll cOlllcslall1 ha\'II1.IIII Ilrlll'er ani. tla"lt. Hlell AUrIlSI' : : lh , I'JUIJ. sd forth facls which show that aftcr tlue IlIlhrollcu "ersual " "crvlcu o ( this 1IIIIIcu can 1I0t hu made. It I. . . herub ) ' ur" red all.1 "In'ct..d that IIl1ch lIollcu hu Irh'clI b ) . , IIIU alllll1roller 11I1""catloll lu the Cusler COli IIHCllllbllcall. \ . IMII JOliN Rlmsu , Hl.'trlsler. N' , . : . : II ; , . - . 1"'tt't"tt"'tt"'t"'t"t"tttt""ttt"tttt"t"t"t"t"t" " ' ' " " ' " ' " ' " " , " " . , ! " , " " " " " " " " ' - . . - - - Wf-IO ? - , - : . . . = . . . . . A.D , r O. That's who. - = = - - - \i\1HA T ? ' - The best goods sold in Bro. - = - = ken Bow. = = - WHERE ? - - Advo Grocery is the place. - WHEN ? . - - E Now , today , tomorl'o'v , any = - = day this l11onth. WHY ? . j E Because you con soye 3 f E 1110ney on every articlc you 3 = = buy , and because AdAo :3 : Groceries arc a favorite i u , , - - every hon1e , , , here used 3 - ' - - IIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1111111111111 1iS : _ _ I I - - - - - srl'APL1 AN ] ) ] rANOY ! CROCERI ES i , a- . . _ . - . . . . . 0. JLL1 rl"S lIIG If GHAD ] EXTRACTS I \ HENZ PUHD 'VJrI1' ] VINIGAH ; . FOR PICKLINC , Z : - - - - 'f Have just received a fresh supply of fc lahon ' I FANCY CAKES R. ' Walker Grocery .Co. , . ; . 4 East Si < le 'of Public Square , . BROICEN BO'V , NEBHASICA. 7CUSTER CANYON H RDY OF DUROC JERSEYS .E'i Eight miles west of Broken Bow. RESSE & MOOREHOUSE , nRolf : How. . ow..l THE AK-SAR-BEN FESTIVAL I HAS MACe : OMAHA FAMOIJS. I "SOMETHING DOING ALL THE TIME" II I I , , I , ! . I --1 4 . . . , . , ; , ' " . . Ji . , , ! . L IIAiF fARE ( October 1st to 5th ) All RAILROADS . , . I ' DAV PA ADE . DAV PARADE , : TUESDA V. 2. TtiURSDA OCT . 4 j ELECTRICf WEDNESDA > AOEANTOCT . .J CORONATION FRIDA V NIGHT 8ALL OCT . 5 . Came And See The Alr5hl20th Century Wander - , - . . , , . " , e "
