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THE OMAITA DAILY HEK: SUNDAY. JULY X 1P0I.
fWAS LOOKING FOR WESTERNER
' 'IS 1
aJWaH.isaai)!.
THE EAGLE WILL SCREAM LOUDLY
AND THERE WILL BE A LURID CELEBRATION AT
ABOUT PLAYS, PLAYERS AND PLAYHOUSES
Omnlia peoj-lp hnd another week of va- play. Bejlnnltiir thla evening, and cm
rlety In the way of nmjjcmrnl', and 1- i tinning until after Wednesday night, with a
though the outdoor nffalr did not prosper
to any grent fstfnt, owing to the tool
night, the Indoor piny vaa very well
pntronlxrd and the law of ci'inpens.Ulon
was agnln eatuMlKhcd In Its working. It
In riot out of rrn'on to expert that before
nrw flit-a again Hip out-door peoph- will
hdve had nr li.nlrg, for unlrjn the Ne
braska rllmate ha rlmriged altogether
there will he nt le.net thirty night thla
Summer wh-n people would rnthor alt In a
park thnn In n pluali-l.nrked feat nt a
theater. If thin htnt a, then II will he
goodliye rorn crop. At ail the pnrku last
week (annually etrong attraction wire
Offered, iind thee will hold over until after
the Fourth, nt liny r;it for the hnlldiy
crowd muni have H nmufmrnts, iind It
can grt tlittn nowhere better than at the
Darks. Tho KiT'ls Stock crtnpanv nt the 1 nnnnln from Dlaieliind
Boyd has Im i n given some additional ! Ada Itehnn In to etir In Shnkespearenn
special matinee on Monday, the pretty and
InteieMing military drama. "I'ndcr Seiilrd
Order," will be the bill. Thla piece allow
scope for the pomp and panoply of war,
with some very stirring situation. Mr.
Carpenter will have tha role of Tom Mell
vllle, the hero of the play, and Miss Pavey
111 be Julie Melville, the young woman
around whom the Interest renters. Mr. 8ul
llvnn will appear s Captain Pevereaux nnd
Mr. Owen will be Henry Mortimer, the
trouble breeder of the oast. Miss Hill will
have, the part of an Arabian girl, a pretty
lilt of ohnrarter work. On Thursday even
ing the bill will be changed to " 'Way Out
West," one of Mr. Ferris' strong plays, and
IMrk Ferris will come from Minneapolis to
play the leading into.
Strength by the coming of Mr. Cnrrrnter
nd Mr. Moran, who will tie In the casts
lierrnftor. Mr. Carpenter will Hlle ml'
-lth Mr. Bulllvan In th "lead," plvlug
much strorgi-r performances thus, ai the
no will not be rruulred to got tip two i
heavy ports a week. Mr. Mornn nnd Mr
Caldwell will divide the work of the come
dian. In the meantime Miss Pavey nnd
Mr. Owen will go ahead as they have boon
and the rest of the company for that mat
ter, ao that the plays the rest of th season
will bo given even better than thutse which
hava been already presented
Mr. Durgrsa of the firm of Woodward &
Burgess went to Sioux City on Friday to
tnko over the Ornnd thenter at that place,
and to arrange for the repairs nnd decora
tions that will be needed to put the house
In firat-clasB condition for opening In Sep
tember. ' Under the terms of the lease A.
B. Benll, tha former Iokhco, had until Au
gust to vacate, but It wiim absolutely ncc
ary thnt the new firm tP'l the theater
at once, In order thnt It could be opened
Without the loss of a least a month' time
at tho beginning of the Reason. After
considerable parleying, the owners of the
theater nettled with Benll, und he with
drew a month earlier than his lease called
for. Several firms, among them Fuchs &
Fuchs of Omaha, are bidding on the con
tract for decorating the house. Thla work
will tnke nt least six weeks. A full new
suit of scenery will be supplied, a new
drop curtnln and nil. Including a fine
asbestos curtnln. All the new scenery will
bo painted with fireproof paint, and every
thing necessary to secure the safety of the
patrons of the liouae will be done. It Is
tho intention of the new nuinuger to give
Hloux City a practically new theater nnd
have It ready to open by the first week In
September. About $23,000 will be expended
in making the necessary alterations and re
pairs. As a detail of the settlement with
Benll, Messrs. Woodward & Burgess come
Into control of the bookings for the theaters
at Bioux Falls nnd Mankato, managed by
Bam Bear. This will be of great advan
tage to those, cities, for It will enable them
to get a better lino of attractions thnn
ever before. A. B. Benll still controls the
New theater at Council Bluffs.
Thompson & Dundy have about every
thing but a cheese fuctory nnd a grist
mill at Luna Park now. The latent addi
tion to their collection of varied Indus
tries ta an nfternoon paper, which cornea
out once a day, full of the doings of Coney
Island, The editor Is brond-gauged, and
doesn't devote all his spnee to booming
the Luna Park attractions, but gets as far
way for some items as Oscur Hammer
stein's roof garden uptown. And Just to
show that a lean pocketbook stands some
how at tho park, tho following schedule
of cost Is published:
Total cost of t.una Park attractions $2.15
Bureau of Admissions
Press Headuuarters
Trip to the Moon
Laughing Show
Palmist
Fire and Flumes
20.000 Leagues I'nder the Sea.
Administration Building
Sen on Land
Babylonlnn Gardens
Clrclo Swing
Streets of India
Durbar of Delhi. In Streets of India
One price admits to both
Infant Incubators 26 cents
Scenic Railway 10 cents
Phoot the Chutes 10 cents
War la Hell 15 cents
Circus Maxlmus
Free box sent 10 nnd 25 cents
Ball Room No charge
German Vlllago What you spend
Helter Skelter No charge
Rahbllhif Hrook 10 cents
Miniature Railway v..5 cents
Restaurant What "on snend
Sliding Stair No charge
Whirl tho Whirl .'. 10 cents
Japanese Tea Gardens Wht you spend
Fatal Wedding It cents
Public Telephone T's'inl rates
Restaurant nt head of Court of Honor.
Lunches downstairs. Upstairs and Gardens,
a la carte.
Wines and liquors served onlv nt German
Village, right side of Court of Honor.
i
Blanche Bates Is one of the American ac
tresses who seldom talks rot. Here is part
Of what ahe said during her recent "rest"
In California:
Pooh! star. Everybody is a star nowa
days. Give me the right part and I don't
care whether my name la In the program.
i n ngni pair, anu i don t care whose
name Is in the' electric light sign. Give me
25 cents
5 cents
2f. cents
25 cents
15 cents
5 cents
...No charge
10 cents
15 cents
nnd Pherldan plavs for five years under the
direction of the f nunerts.
James Stetson Metcalfe, dramatic critic
of Life, ar.d Miss Elisabeth Tyree will he
married on July 14. Mr. Metcalfe is a
widower.
Augustus Thomas will make his per
manent home in F.ngland. Wonder If he
will dramatize the Kngllsh shires as he has
the American states?
The wife of Jan Kubellk, the Countess
Ciaky, gave birth to twin daughters on
June l. The virtuoso and the countess
were wedded In August.
Joseph Arthur has learned a few. He oc'
cuples more than a page in the Dramatic
Mirror In presenting his case against Klaw
Ac Krlanger. Having fully stated his side of
the controversy Mr. Arthur concludes:
"Now to the courts." If an outsider be per
mitted to offer a suggestion Mr. Arthur
should have taken his case to the courts
first. That Is tho place to try civil casus.
Maud Jeffries Is to marry James W. Os
borne out in Melbourne, Australia, where
they have been appearing In "The Darling
of the Gods'' with much success. Mies Jef
fries Is Keerbolim Tree leading woman in
this company.
Cnrl Kckstrom, who is upending his sum
mer vacation with his home folks In
Omaha, la looking forward with much
satisfaction to his starring tour next win
ter In "A Modern Viking. His route will
extend to the Pacific coast.
Colossal, good-natured Joseph Mlron will
accompany "The Venetian Romance" next
season to assist Mabel Hlte, Harry Mac
donough, Nlel McNIel and a score of other
mirth provokers to sow the seed of laugh
ter and good cheer among the millions of
theater-goers a.i over the country.
Florence Zlegfleld, Jr., has signed articles
of partnership with Joseph Weber of the
late firm of Weber & Fields. The new firm,
which will be known as Weber & Zlegfleld,
will occupy the old Weber & Fields Music
hall Ir. Broadway, and the company there
will have Anna Held as a stellar attrac
tion. A Boston newspaper man and S. L. Stud
ley, musical director of the Bostonlans,
have written a comic opera which will be
produced next season. Mr. Studley, how
ever, will continue to conduct the scores
presented by the Boatonlans, with which
organization he has been identified since
the days of the Boston Ideals, directly suc
ceeding Nnpler Lothian, who was the orig
inal conductor at the Boston theater.
ASKS PAY FORWEDDING FEAST
Manager of gherr-'s Gets Jnfdsjment
Aaolnst Woman Who Gave
Elaborate Dinner.
(Copyright, by New Yorx Herald Co., 1904.)
NEW YORK,- July 2 (New York Her
ald Service Special to The Bee.) Those
who were bidde.i to a dinner at Sherry's
by Mrs. Leonora Hertzberg on .'he occasion
of her daughter's marriage to Max Tannen
baum will be curprised to learn that their
hostess at that time has been brought Into
court in supplementary proceedings
through her failure to pay for their en
tertainment. Mr. Sherry provided an elaborate repast,
with wine and cigars, for ninety-seven per
sons on September 3 last, and sent in a
bill for 1872.20, which, according to his law
yer, Thomas W. Rowlette. was a moderate
charge for the viands which were supplied.
Mrs. Hertzberger sent a check for $20.1
on account nnd four separate letters con
taining apologies for delay and promises
to remit. Mr. Rowlette, uctinir for Mr.
Sherry, brought ault and obtained Judg
ment for 712, the balance due. and costs.
No property belonging to Mrs. Hertzberg
was found, and In supplementary proceed
ings she guid she had no Income except
remittances from her father, and that she
made her home with her daughter.
How Or. Rust In lleenme Aeinalnted
nllh Major Llewellyn In .
Hospital.
When Major W. H. Llewellyn, of New
Mexico, whs In town the other day, Dr.
Fred Kustln hunted him up to renew an
acquaintance made under peculiar circum
stances. "1 was In New York during the Spanish
war when they brought a ship load of In
valided soldiers back from Cuba, several
of whom were assigned to my ward In the
hospital," said Dr. Rustin. "One big fellow
who had been brought down to skin and
bones by fever that made him at times
delirious, would not let anybody do any
thing fur him.
" (in away and leave me alone,' h ex
claimed. "I'm a westerner and you eastern
people don't know how to handle us.'
"I'm a westerner myself, i ventured.
" 'Oh, you call It west perhaps you're
from as far as Buffalo or Pittsburg, but
that isn't west.'
" 'Weil, I think I'm from pretty far west,'
said I. 'I'm from way out In Omahs.'
"At that the soldier pricked up his ears
and asked rr.y name, and when I told him
It was Rustin. 'Not the son of a man
out there they used to call "Cap" Rustin,'
he tisked. ,
"When I admitted the allegation he
added: 'Your father was the first man I
knew In Omaha, because he brought me
over the river In his boat. When I went to
Omaha more than thirty years ago I was
running away from home and I wanted to
get across the river In a hurry, but the
ferry wasn't-working, and finally Captain
Rustin took us across.'
"Needless to say we were at once good
friends. He stayed at the hospital over a
month and got well and we had a number
of good experiences together."
NEGROES AND SOLDIERS FIGHT
One Negro I Dead and One Private
Seriously Mounded at
Cheyenne.
CHEYENNE, Wyo July 2. William Car
penter, colored, was killed . and Walter
Jones of Company E, Eleventh Infantry,
was shot through the abdomen in a fight
In West Cheyenne today. A dozen negroes
were beating Charles C. Louds, a soldier,
and his cries attracted other soldiers. The
shooting followed. It Is supposed Car
penter fired the shot that wounded Jones
and that the latter shot Carpenter. Many
negroes and soMlcrs were arrested. Jones
Is In a critical condition.
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THE PEOPLE'S FAVORITE CHOICE.
OmahaL, South Omaha and Council Bluffs Will Celebrate
the Glorious Fourth Here.
fUOO FOR A SONG.
Novel Offer Made by the Whitney
Warner Publishing; Co.
The Whitney-Warner company. Detroit,
Mich., who are recognized as the largest
producers and sellers of popular music In
the world, have lately published a new
two-step by the composer of "Creole
Belles," called "Yankee Girl," which al
ready shows strong Indications of becoming
one of the biggest hits brought out In re
cent years, as it is having a great sale at
all music and department stores through
out the country. Believing thnt the "Yan
kee Girl" is especially suitable for a song,
they offer a cash prize of $100 to the person
furnishing words that will best fit the title
and music of the "Yankee' Girl" two-step.
Certain rules govern the contest. Only
the music of the first, second and fourth
parts shall be used, and there must be
two verses and a chorus.
As Is well known "Hiawatha" and the
"Gondolier" were originally published by
this house In Instrumental form and their
Immense popularity suggested the idea of
placing the vocal editions on the market.
The Whitney-Warner company supply both
the IdeNi and theme. There are thousands
of ople throughout the I'nlted States
who. with little effort, can write a lively,
Inspiring "Yankee Girl" song, and the most
suitable words submitted will win the prize
of JIC0 in gold. The contest closes August
15, 1P04. All manuscripts should be neatly
written on white paper and mailed to the
manager of "Yankee Girl Song Contest,"
Whitney-Warner Publishing company, De
troit, Mich.
Cannons Will Roar aid Fireworks Will Hiss and Sputter
A Dazzling Kaleidoscope, of Fun and Amusement. Riot of
Fireworks, Revelry and Recreation.
EVERYTHING FREE I FREE!!
Only 20 Minutes Ride From City
But a 5c Fare From Any Omaha or South Omaha Point
It is Always Cool and Something Doing All the Time.
Nordin's Famous Concert
Band of 40 Pieces
Afternoon and evening.
SUE ONE MARCONI COMPANY
Stockholder of American Concern
Says that Director Moke Mis
leading Report.
NEW YORK, July 2 Henry Gardiner,
stockholder In th Marconi Wireless Tele
graph Company of Amerioa, has begun a
suit In the supreme court agulnst that
corporation and Its directors in which he
demands an accounting a to th affair
of the company, an injunction restraining
the director from making and disposing
of Its assets or from Interfering in any
way with Its management; the the ap
pointment of a receiver for the company
and for such other relief as the court may !
deem he Is entitled to. The company was ,
Incorporated under the laws of New Jersey j
with a capital or 6,to0,ooo and It is
claimed by the company that of thla
amount KU90.000 of stock has been Issued
and Is outstanding.
The plaintiff allege that tha defendants
caured to be Issued on March 21 last a
the part-nd-a-well some of the money; statement or oaiance sneei wnicn set rortn
the money hublt la hard to lose Pshaw! I that on June 1, 1904, the oompany was the
oeing a star s merely netng the a leged ' owner of certain rights, privileges and con-
"''"J bt-hc, ai ii; nn. iu miner UW all
WILL EXHIBIT IN OMAHA
WED., JULY 20
Show Grounds 20th & Paul Sts.
actress thno a star any dav.
I think that stock work is the buckhono
of our profession, I don't believe In dra-
erve a Dract cal auorentlceshin. lust
carpenter does, or a nlumher. Mr. Belnsco I misleading and that Rollln More manlpu
ays that the stock experience Is not at all J jated the affairs of the company. Gardiner
Vi"0"'7.,. V "?'!VL"" V?5i- assort that the director v.t th eornorn I
ii" nnya umi une jan iiKiruugiiiy aigesiea, "
perfectly polished, is better than ninety have mismanaged Its affair and wasted It
tract of the alleged value of (5,318,404,
which, together with other items made an
equalization between the assets and liabil
ities. He alleges that th statement Is
Tit" Performances, Commencing; 2 anil
8 p. ni. Door open honr earlier
to penult view of the
Grand, New $1,000,000 Zoo,
containing; the La rarest Collection of
Wild Animal In the Entire World.
Kooloarleal Harltlrs not seen else
where. MURK THAN HALF OP A 1. 1.
THE ELEPHA VPS IS AMKBICA In thla
Menagerie.
BROS. Ira
"K (inn pitiyeu ock laanion. Ana in assets.
thla I differ from him oulte eloquently, for J
I nm free, white nnd 21.
When I nrst went to Mr. Belaseo he gave
me a lecture. He suld I wa lucking in
physical fatllitv. Ho rontemls. von Unnu
that the o-euilcd emotional phnse of nn I
llenaon School Election.
BENSUis, Neu July S. To the Editor
of The Dee: The Benson school election,
actress' work ! merely physical. Ho says which occurred last Monday evening, was
that any first-rate actress should be Hble to hnrgely attended. The meeting was pre-
Shy Pnss the butter with such fenllng as
to nvike not only others, b'lt herself, weep
ntxi iniin. i vuit i tiu mm liver miner.
But you show me a dnir dying out there In
the street and I'll we"cp for further orders
and make trouble for anybody that doesn't
weep with tne. But as I was saying. Mr.
Belufco said thnt I was lucking in physical
facility nnd In emotion. I told him I didn't
want to emote; that 1 warn t that kind of
a girl. Hut that didn't gn with Mr. Be
la no. He is absolutely without n sense
of humor.
Here's the wnv he goes to work with you,
she pursued. He want you to give him
your Idea of emotion in n certain situation.
Pay a womnn Is parting from her lover.
Mr. lielasco will give hi'r lust five words
for ui'h a situation "for God sake, don't
go!" And after you have sung It nrd
mouthed It and chanted it and wept it and
swallowed 't, ?- will make it suggestion.
He will tell you that nrrlmns the woman
Is not o fi'f and realises thnt htr lover
must go; hut at the same time she la
hoiilng that something will happen by
which he miy be enabled to stay. He
f makes yo" think fnr yourself. He doesn't
say do this this way. nor do thst that
ay. He anvs. nnd I have heard him say
tt: "1 ininloy artors to get their
Idea, to aoiiet'SP their Idea out of them
as 1 would snueeie water from a aponge."
""The art"rs h"'n given the best of their
thought to tlielr pnrt before Mr. Belsro'
work ropo' n-es. Then he I luminous;
then he la Hc'-nro.
But should in" iv tint he make play
ersthat he mer1" :o". fur example?
No; why should T? No man makes artor
or aetresis. He gives them opportunities;
l.e suggest; he tenrhes them to think. And
when it conn t' tli knowledge of a
wom-n' heurt. Mr. Beluaco I Incuin
i arable.
roralag Event.
Thla week at the Boyd theater tha Ferris
Stock company will giva two mora tin
dominated, slightly In number and largely
In outrageou conduct, by the saloon el,
mint, nd it win only with the utmost
effort that the worthy chairman was ab'e
to maintain n d-groe ot order.
The two candidates for trustees put up
by Qravert, the saloon keeper, were elected
by a small majority. To me there Is no
spectacle more pitiable than that of men
and women allowing themselves to be
forced or cajoled Into voting for men for
members of the school board who are the
creatures of a saloon keeper nominated
and elected by him and his Influence for
the purpose of assisting him In his effort
to continue his business !n the very school
yard, as tt were. Fortunately, however,
for the more respectable class of our citi
zens, this cannot be accomplished.
Our school board for the past year ha
been composed. In the main, of men whoso
honor and Integrity could not he ques
tioned. Perfect harmony prevailed and our
school made rapid and substantial progress
along all lines. While the aid of the two
exponent of the saloon keeper will not
avail him In continuing his saloon In the
shadow of our beautiful school building,
yet their election, which was accomplished
by deception and misrepresentation, I to
be regretted, for if ever they take their
eat a member of the school board, har
mony will be displaced by discord and the
efficiency ant) progress of the Benson school
will. In a great measure, ba destroyed. ,
BBNaONLAN.
The Blarareat dhow of All Times, Past
or Present. Narpnssliig In Scope, Mna
nltade and Orandenr Anything; Before I
Attempted.
Balloon Ascensions Every
Day.
1 A (luring aeronaut sliot from a cannon.
Trixie
Tlie smartest horse on earth. The talk
of the town is herierformances.
Becker's Celebrated Lady
Orchestra
Afternoon and evening.
COMIXG BOOM FOR TWO WEEKS.
AND THE
AMD ALL WEEK
"'iiaiiiii ii
The moil remarkable act on earth LEAPING THE GAP. Two
rider do It together. A FORTY-FOOT GAP. They ride down an
Incline at OXE HDDRED MILES AX HOI R. Only donble rldln
act In existence.
The World's Greatest High Divers
OSCAR AND SIRI NOR1N
From a 120-foot, elevation into three feet
of water. At night into a seething mass of
blazing water.
PROFESSOR RICHEY
The Iron Jawed Man in terrific tests of
strength and endurance. 25 men swing from
a bar held between his teeth. You must
see hi in.
THE OLD PLANTATION QUARTET
NEW YORK ALL STAR VAUDE
VILLE COMPANY.
A mammoth bill of the best acts.
GYPSY ROSE'S CAiMP
of fascinating fortune tellers and palmists.
The Thurston Rifles and the
Gattling Gun Section of the
' Fighting First Nebraska"
Will be seen in drills and sham battles. A
puperb sight.
Bathing, Boating, Fishing
Ask for any kind of eatables or drinkables you want
at Favilliou or Cafe.
Bowling Alleys, Swings,
filerry-Go-Rounds, Switchback,
Pool Racks, Shooting Galleries
SPECIAL GAR SERVICE
DAY AND NIGHT
Best picnic grove in the state for private parties. Sunday schools and organizations secluded from public grounds
For Information apply to J. A.Griffith, Courtland Beach. .
miUm
"!k - in ijQ
7th
B'r
Week
nnVlVQ Woodward &
till I U O Burgess, Mirs.
Tlie Farrla Stock Co.
Today "Helle of Richmond."
Tonight, until Wednesday, "Un
der Sealed Orders."
Thuni., balance ot Wfek, Dick
Feil.f in n.r vi:ni.'
Prices 10c, 15c. 'c
Mat. any sett 10c.
EAUTIFUL
NEW KKATX'HKN AD filtHAT OSKS!
HAZARDOUS
LIGHTNING LEAP
Tvlef ech day lil man thnkri dire
nllh drnth. An art of Darius; and
kill Stiver Ilefure Attempted.
CRAZO'S
Kuropeaa Mar Aieurlncr In America
lor the r'lrt Time
TIIK Git K AT KI.DHKU.
TUB 4 HF.nlMS
THE tJMJISKHKTTI THOl'PK
THK COLlSI-riirtONS
THK KAl'PMAft FAMILY
TUB INt OMI'AK AIII.K JACKSON
FAMILY
TIIK WOUDEKl'l L DOLLAH1)
TUB 1ABI TA!MAM1.S
THE IMQIF. IIK OHAI
THIS PLVIttt FlftllUHS
AND UOO Ol'HHIt t lHt IB AltTlsTS
The Most sublime Neetncle
of All Tlmeal
JERUSALEM
AND
CRUSADES
1,100 People la the Cast, the Hluifeal
honr IT.er Organised.
BOo Tickets Admit to Everything
Children Under 12, Half Price
Big Free Street Parade at 10
Admlaalon Ticket and Numbered
Reserved Beat will be on sale allow
dar at Mrera-Ulllaa HroK Store, Ittth
and Kara em afreet, at rsnellr tba
ana price charted mm tba show
Crouadaa
Base Ball
SIOUX CITY VS OMAHA
JILY 4-G-O.
Two Game Monday, Hn:tO and 3iHO.
VHTO BTIIKKT PAHK.
"iiie called nt X:t5.
Game caled at 3:45.
IVSANAWA
TODAY
FREE
Admission to Park
All the Big Shows
FREE
Table De Hole Dinner
SUNDAY
Combination Supper Card at the
CALUMET
Mr. Kelly's
Vocal Studio
WILL BE CLOSED JULY
AND AUGUST OWING TO
MR. AND MRS. KELLY'S
ABSENCE IN EUROPE.
Eddy Sawyer
World -F anted Trapeae Performer.
FREE
Covali's Concert Band
The One Western Band Recognized In
National fluslcal Circles.
FREE .
FACLER
The Fearless High Diver.
BATHING
In Pure Delightful Water.
The Two Ceyers
Marvelous Ulobe Equilibrists.
FREE
AT THE CASINO
EDWARD VINTON,
Illustrated Balladlst.
Edison's Life Motion Pictures
FREE BALLOON ASCENSION
By the Celebrated Prof. Andrews.
BOATING
A Superb Fleet of Pleasure Craft.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
The Ieat WeeUIr Taper.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
4 fr sawn! (mi
There Is the Gypsy Camp, Bowling Alleys, flnoting
Galleries, rterry-Go-Rcund. Novelty Booths, Birds and Ani
mals and a Score of Other Amusements.
MONSTER CELEBRATION
FOURTH OF JULY
GRAND FIREWORKS DISPLAY
And Many Lxtra livents Besides Our Regular Program.
Omaha's Liberty Day Ceremonies at Manawa will be the event
'v. of the Year. DON'T MISS IT.
Omaha's Polite Resort
Afternoon 3:00 Nlfc-ht :00.
Kilpairick Bro's Shows
FREE TODAYI
nam a h . L'am Tin . . i ww i
KILPATRICX'S FAMOUS RIDE
Tin' Mtnrv!oi Orlniw. Tlio I ltoii'.
IVflHlrvllle Duo. The Cyrle Dnssle. alias
Clara Hull. Mr. Harry Conper. Charlie
() Kllpiitrirk "I'pslde iJown". Iirlni.
Price i ltuHll.
luster's Goncorl Band
Roller Collator. Itoyal Fsnorams.
Tli raaalun l lay.
FIREWORKS Fourth of July.
