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fltK RhigAwTtonttn leirttdn lata P,m, V ' V I B$iM 43
' ' 1 'I H i I ill i .
Mr. and Mrs. M ? Hanna gave
s no ixTi their
pepnew,Ma8ter Cecil Uraham, on
bury, spent Tuesday and Wednes-
dayhere, with her daughter, Mrs;
W. 0; Sifferd;
v W nWnh. : oi Wednesday, April ;27, in - honor
invitations were-eent out. Unfor
tunately many were unable to
accept;. the' invitations, but still
25 or 80 were present and enjoyed
... k:',,
A.
Prof. Fred H. ostianv princi
P.al Albemarle grad&d ; school , themselves playing ; croquet and
cam home Siondav night,, school other games "so. dear to childhood,
having oWslastFriday; The afternoon was spent in a
' Mr, and Mrs.:; McL. Ritchie and most pleasant manner. , Refresh-J
childnn spent Saturday and.Son- ment s sucn at. ice cream, case
day With her : people at Riohfield and candy was served,
returning Monday. Miss Daisy The beautiful residence was
Ritchie : accompanied them here decorated in pink roses which
to spend several WIeT with her gave a pleasant appearahee; The
sisters. V- V - K v -. - 8 and hostess seemed to :f n joy
'v',"" 'W"' '': the occasion and enter into the
Mr. and Mrs. If N: Patterson Y - rt
j Z pleasures as readily as the young
Mill HVV'V i; .fl.UKUVw&, JKIgnDfO I
Eileni ofyKannapolis, spent Tues-1 eo .
day night here with hft mdther,
Mrs. M. L. Patterson. - , - . '
Mrs . M. h: Patterson and son,
All were highly elated and
wish Vthat many more such occa
sions may come .
Herbert here Thursday .
Bethany, 111,; to spend some time . , -V
viBitingMrs.HPatterson'sbrother A telegram was. received by
and other . relatives' inithat sec- Martin Blackwelder, near Landis,
tjn- , . , : - . . last Sunday that his son, , Parks,
". s. ' " . ,, of Rome, Ga., was dead.; V James
Hamp Stirewalt, of Mt.-Pleas- Blackwelder, a brother, left on
antspent Saturday night and tram, No; 5 to attend he funer-
Sunday here with his parents, aJ wtioh took place in Rome.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Stirewalt. ' Mr; Black welderv was reared at
Mrs. Dolph Ketohie is number- the old- homestead - near Landis
ed among the seribpsly sick -, this and was well known to many of
week.. ' our readftrs. - He. was a carpenter
Little Miss Irene Bostian spent by trad and a number of years
nu.ina ago movea 50 nome, via., aiser
uuatiuuw 1 1
partof last week in
with her sister. Mies ;Viola Bos
tian; '
Mrs.WalterBrown and daugh
ter spent Tuesday with Mrs , ChaB.
D. Bostian.
marrying Miss M. -Pethel,
I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. . S. G.
Pethel, t Landis, where he has
tinoe resided. . He leaves to: morn
his death an aged father and
m.other, and four brothers : Will
Misses Ada and Lizzie Barger I and Frank, of Rome, Ga. John,
spent Saturday .and Sunday in J jf Konuapolis.andJamesat home;
Spencervisiting their brothers.
Miss.Lurline Graham left Wed
neBday morning for Asheville to
attend the commencement exer
cises of the Asheville Farm
School. She has two brothers.
DerSnot and Ewart, attending
school at that nlace. Ewart "fin-
there ' sisters, Bettie; Mrs. Daa
Efird, Salisbury ; Mollie, Mrs.
Tom Johnson; Athens, Ga. ; Ma-
ie, Mrs. Will Walters, Kannapb-
tis.
VYbat 8oy Ever tired Thit Woojdo't go tod
; See the Glrpos UnloadedAir Eir.v
.' seotlal .f Xfi drejis how.
"There jis nothing' that recalls a
man's boyhood days! more vividly
than the circusr Y It is "a t?ite say
ing that many fathers arn mighty
glad that the' taking of their chil
dren givesn' excuse, to attend'ffll
ihe circuses tna?itityf
but there are a lot of the men who
are not ashamed of the fact that
they are merely boys grownup,
and go to the circuses beoause
they enjoy thenii v The bder of the
the animals and Jsawdust bripgfT
back the days when, knowing the
oircus was comipg they. 4 would
get up before'd ayl ight, an4 not to
see the nig vans unloaded frpni the
trains for circuses.did not travel
by railway those T da't; but to
i(alk out in the country a few
miles to meet th'e caravans,
which traveled overland; "from
town-1 town . To walk into town
beside the elephant wastthe great
est fun imaginable. There was
not Vb much to the average circus
then aB there is to-day; but ihere
was pjenty for all to see, and the
boy who was not permitted to at
least- hang' around the show
grounds was indeed 4n bad luck."
' Theichildren will be delighted
with the miniatore menagerie,
with boy trainerp, ' drivers and
caretakers. v . -
Let the -boys and girls! tell their
parents that Howe's London
Shows will be here Monday, May
2nd.
The Watchman: and R
at 6 o'clock Saturday evening; May 7tEvyIiotIit)pe
to win a prize should - now be busy and ia busyriintU- tfie
last hour. vTljere is lot of un worked territory in this'and
adjoining counties and success will com tp" him who igets a
mbveonvThere is. plenty chance foriewfnian ef enat
this late day, getting, into the cbntesP aiid : winninflr.:; 7An
hundred'dollar buggy is not picked up every day so 1 easily
aa tuiH. ib wuuiu uo uueau lor one-u mra. aLeara .ann niit
inevery hour' from how till the cIosq of tne conffest.- Just
4itun,' it wu uiu. tajvo uuiy 00 new su pscrji perd 10 ine-xwo-.pa
persto be at the head; -These can begceninlaftew das
losanytrtdr kihd of a canvasserAopp6rtunity is
awaiting: some' one. -
Calvin Peeler, route 8, Salisbury ,
John Harkey, old veteran i:Baroer oWlSl
x,a. 4irs. vmna , wove ' --::- fxth'y ?'&d.
EmmA Rogers, : rural 5, eity.. 4f&&&W$tmt
0 L Basinger; rural 2 Richfield KGMMm
Harm an Cinonk t : ft h n (lmva -x -' ta-
28,10a votes
?,86vote1i
6,22&6jte
Jiidd Moss, rtew jbondon
r Geo B Xesler, rural 6
Paul J Lyerly, Granite QWry '-. '.: :nm'M'oH (
xienry Dostiau, vuina urove; - ' i : y 1 ;vAOvAf VQtes
Miss Ada Eagle, rural 8, eity . . : 4; ;:'-.v -l,226;ybte
G O Moss, rural 2, JJew London, :N :fWj&:fttey&
, H E Russell; Chestnut Hill, cty ' '':1KM 300 votes
Jas W Freeman; East Sp4ncer;N O yKjP': '- '100 votes
Rev K A Uypodman, sub-station JNo city j4 v ! ? , 100 votes
J
Unnsoal. Wbo Caa Beit It?
C.J. Deal informs' us that he
ate sweet potatoes last week that
Lwere raised in 1908. -.They were
overlpoKed in the celler last fall,
the new crop put in, and last wpek
they were taken out and some of
them were good yet. This is re-
marganie lor a sweet potato, wno
car bdai it?
Death Near China Gsm.
Mrs. .Mary Ann Beaver, wife of Meeting Of Thursday Af .erOOOB Clob.'
isheshis course this spring and R. Frank Beaver, died of dropsy, Mrs. E. E. Gray was hostess
will graduate. at her home near China Grove, to the Thursday Afternoon Club.
Mrs. J R. Brown spert Tuesday April 24, 1910, at the age of 58 Tnis was one of the most enjoya-
in Salisbury. years, 6 months and 15 days. - ble meetings of the Club and tho
" , T Q1 rn1 In August 1871, she was naar- young matron proved herself an
Mr landMrs.Xeon Sloop, Cal- ried to ,Robert Franklin Beaver: Meal hostess . v
vin Sloop and Messrs.,4Gus and r union ten children were After roll.call ind other buai.
uinoy Wertz of Salisbury spent borD, fivftllon8 and five danghter8f preliminaries, Mrs. Gray was
Sunday with Esq. r. A. Bloop. of whom afe liying Iq early a8giated by Mrgr c j Yong
Mrs. G. A. Bostian spent Sun- life she was confirmed a member in serving a sahrd couse, coffee and
day in Concord. ot St, Enoch E.L, church,' later aid bon-bons.
Mrs Dora Bost has gone to the bQ moved her membership to The Club adjoufhed 'to meet
bedside of her -grandfather. Wm. L.utneran coapei is, cnurcn, Bgalo 1D tw0 weeks.
Bever. near Orean church, who om which she was buried the
is very.sick at this writing. d7 following her death, after Rally and PiCnlC.
auicaoie services oy ner pastor. -Messrs.
C.J. Young and son Rey c. A Brown, in the presence There wlU b a Union Rally
Wilkie, spent Friday, Saturday of a goodiy number cf friends and and picnic held at the Cress'
and;Srtnday in Forest City, hav- relative8f who had gathered to pay Boho1 hon8e on Ascension Day,
ing gone tliereatoattend.the fun. the laBt Bad tribute of respect to May 5, 1910.
eral of Charles Orowrfl. her mortal remains'on earth. Af- -Those having it in charge prom
Mrs. James Jones and her sister ter which her body was tenderly is.d eomething good for those who
tuw Mi pW nf Fit.h. are uid rfe in Ttmbl LfrwA cemfl- aend. There will be a game of
iiioo tuaiura wvwf w - - j u
visitihg their nncje, J. R. Brown, tery to. await the reeurrection
Vi m vi n cr arriToft ViTnnii1n.v. morn . .
Mrs C.'J. Young spent Sunday She leaves t, mourn her death
in Kannapolis with her sister, nw wuu.u.j.
Mr.. C. B, Lowe. - five grand-children one brother,
Bingham Fink, of Faith, and a
We are glad to seeUhiriesiaes i h(JB o friendB and relatives.
TT. i I.
on our streets again . ; ne recent-
SALISBURY
.norjDAY
ball in the afternoon and an Ex
hibition at night. Everybody is
Store Robbed. -
-The store of Jihe. Patterson
Young Company, was broken into
"Blessed are the dead who die Wednesday night and goods
in the Lord." X. gaid to be valned at-several hnn-
- -
dred dollars and, about eighteen
LANDIS LOCALS. dollars in cash, was taken . The
Mr. and Mrs. M. Rndisill, of UoodB t.a'eu 'include suits and
Cherrysille, arrived here iaBfe cases, oTercoais, waiones anc
ly had a serious ..spell of sickness
and we are glad of his reeovery.
W. E. J)ealt of Saiw, was in
town Wednesday.
Work has begun oh the side
walks, a force of hands having Saturday to visit their dangh- nng8- No clne to the robbers
commonced woik Tuesday upder ter, Mrs. W. A. Hall. Mr. Rude- ba8 been obtained but the officers
the management of Mr. Heilig. sell returned home Monday of a11 n. near-by towns have been
. a xr a evening. Mrs. Rndisill win notinea or tne roooery and are on
on business. ' Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sechler has bten. robbed within -the past
spent Sunday with Mrs . Sechler's
Is Imltitlnn RpnPitel stster, Mrs. u. w. uorriner.
few weeks.
I will again say to the public Whit Wilhelm and wife spent
that a series of Gorper meetings last Sunday with Mrs. Wilhelm's
will begin on next Sunday morn- aunt, Mrs. J. L: Fisner.
ing in the Methodist Church, and j. p. Fi'sher.and wife, of Con-
that all persons regardless of cord visited his father's, J.
church affiliations, or whether Fisher, last Sunday.
affiliating with any church are ot , Mra j t, lyUw .
ENOCHYILLE NEIGHBORHOOD ITEMS.
invited to attend, worship, work
and eniov these meetings, with
as. ; : ' .;
The objeot of these' meetings is
a revival of Holy Ghost religion.
ited their daughter, -Mrs. Mao
Wm'. Blackwelder,- aged about
80 years, died , here Tuesday, at
the residence of his daughter. Mrs.
S, O. Leaser. His remains were
burried at Concordia Church Wed
nesday, about 2 oclqck. He leaves
a number of children to mourn
bis departure. i
Locke Karriker's -child is dan-
toFVar naar Trintir nhnr.rh'J in gerously SHSt,
. i ' . n a.1 I a--j.- Mrs. M. :G.' Corriher" has been
,auarru wuu,t iu oaiuiuajr risht Bick but is better- now.
night. -
Jas. Rice, of Landis, was at A;
wr . m i" A J i l : l T 1v 1 1 rpnJW
a it. Amrn -lihii flnnl.tinn i. . AOlU8, WUU WHO , IHUCJJ I U JJVal -A UOOIIOJT
7 r. indisposed last week, is able, to be
of the church, m Abraham, and no out ftgajn
doubt, in prehistoric times, the We are glad to note that Mrs.
revival bat been the ''essential J; 0. Deaton is improving some.
means of arousing the ;;' church Mrs , S . J. Elliott and children,
Mr. . Setzer; of . Hickory, passed
through this section, Monday.
Rev. Geo. H. Cox was jri. Salis
bury Tuesday. " "
from a lethargy, such as we Vee of Concord, visited friends' and Confederate Dinner 00 Jlaf 10.
about us to day.
relatives in Landis last Week.;Mr. The Confederate eterans
I pray and trust that ; every ilThiSXnA& - - " Roan county are reolueited to
church in the community will returned home Sunday. , meet at the Salisbury Graded
be benefitted by and through, this Mrs. J. C . Deatin has beevery School Building, on Tuesday May
'meeting; -iSliWv - , lutn, Memorial uay. ; Crosses
I Earnestly - desire the craven ; Mr. Bradshaw's little daughter will be distributed and there wil
and ivmoatbT of all'Dravine.Deo- had her finger : badly" mashed in be the usual dinner for the veter
-pie and the sympathy of ah,; . . the machinery at the cofcton laill ans. ."--'lyWti.
- 'Vflrv fraternallv, "ir " Wednesday. . Dr. Ramsaur .was , Mas. John S. Hendkbson.
April 27, 1910; N J. J.Eis; Icalled and dressed the wound, wes. Kobt. Jb. Hoke Chap; U. D C
- vJehn DA Fisher, rural 8, city
Xj j isnerr rurai o, oicy .
,.WF.S Heiligirural 8, city
,.C M Lyerly, rural 4, pity f
r Lee M Ketohie, rural 4, city
M L Eury, rural 4, city J ..
Edgar Rice, rural 6, city
Marcus Lyerly, rural 6, city
David T. Peeler, rural 6, city
' Sam Hamilton, rural6, cityj: V
A B Petrea, rural 7, city
T L Ghunn, rurai7, city
Thomas E Webb, rural 8, city
T G Cress, rural 8, city . -
S L Collette, rural 8, city . '
v John A Sloop, China Crove ,
T J Waller, Barber 1
David L Gorrell, rural 1, China Grove
DH Simpson, rural 2, V
James M Ketohie, No 2 China Grove
Archie Ritchie, rural 8,
R F Pool, Craven
W R Bean, rural 1, Craven
Mrs John Canady, "Cleveland
R S Gales, rural 1; " .
G A Fisher, Crescent
Mrs L W Lingle, Crescent
T G Myers, Gold Hill
W H Martin, 44
Eli E Eagle rural 1, Gold Hill
.WO Hof&naiy rural 1, Gold Hill
G A Barringer, rural 2, " V
V C Lentz, rural 2, Gold Hill '-. V
R T Honeycutt, rura 1 8, Gold Hill V
S T Troutman, rural 8, .
W T Peeler, Granite Quarry v
Alfred Kluttz, Landis
J F Tdrner, rural lrMt Ulla ':: -.
I, L Fesperman, Rockwell
Alexander Holshouser, Rockwell) S ' '
, George Misenheimer, Rockwell - , . '
George H Boger, rural l, Rockwell t
J 0 Foutz, rural 1, Rockwell-. '. .w.
John W Linker, rural 1, Rockwell
H 8 Barger, Woodleaf ' ' ( '
J S Blackwelder, rural 8, Mobresville, N C '
O M Cress. Mt. Pleasant. K G
GA Koontz, rural 1, Mocks ville, N C
S C Beck; Jubilee, - N C.
'"V
100 votes
100q'tes
100 votes
100 votea
100'votes
100 votes
.V 600 votes
100 votes
100 votes
; 100 votes
; .100 votes
100 votes
lOQvjDtes
100 votes
- 100 votes
.100 votes
1C0 voles
100 votes
100 votes
' 100 votes
100 votes
,100 votes
100 votes
100 votes
100 votes
-100 votes
100 votes
100 votes
300 votes
100 votes
400 voteB
100 votes
100 votes
100 votes
100 votes
100 votes
100 votes
100 votes
, 100 votes
V 100 votes
100 votes
100 votes
100 votes
100 votes
100'votes
100 votes
100 votes
100 votes
MAY 2ND,
jii (I
t v ntn hm nn i nn ri : U n n nun if ntm nr. 1 "nTlTn
;w aiiiiuiKur auu iiduui u v uuii ' uuuu
) Sewing Machine, Good Books, PocIi-- 0
MliBnlaioiltHe"!
J x1?q w is; the opportunity, of alife time-to earn a firsts M -;
.'clasShiffhiarrade. rnhhftr'tirH hncrcv dnTincr : the snare v ;
(lbur: & OrSI a first-lass t e wincr -macnine. dr;f 0
w
)
0
, rubber tire butrflry during the spare
() 'for Jess time and; effort, a book for vonr ; eveninflr's 0 V
Y euicriamuiBui, a gooa pocjei. &niiet one oi'rUie vajiu-, :
()Tablecharts4which.we will giveaway, i Or, if one may? (
)
( 1 wien, no Qr;sne may secure a Dook and a kniie,, or a x 1 .
)1Maorxmf : of p eaph Thei arrangement f orthese()
i Mt1pria aMdi q
yurenem isgiyen iu. : . - n .
Ui:5ut oneTof thmminatiriff;fiohhoria rTintftd blnw: and' W
0 bring in&r Bendincr it to the olHtie of the W atohmaitI'' 0
0- Or,Tne Kowan - Reoobd However, candidates can be ()
8
8
),.:one year.
' 0
TJtiE UNRIVALED TENTED INSTITUTION- OF THE
.... wukl.ij. . s'v;;;. '"'
The Paragon of Radiant Romantic Realism Reached. !
A Collossal Aggregation of Sensational Features.
Col. Howe's Herd of MusiciL Elephants
Inoluding DUCHESS the Largest Blephani in.the World.'
THE MARVBLOIi3 EDDY Fifcltf 1LY :
The. Acrobatio and Aerial Sensation. The Marvelous. Exponents of
J . ' Athletic Art . ' 'r '
SUQIMATOS -Imperial YEDDO JAPANESE Troupe of ATHLETE i
WALLET, England's Champion BARE BACK RIDER.
500 PEOPLE '250 HORSES 20. CLOWNS
THE KING QF BEASTSaHHIS FAMILY THE 3-BABIES B0RR IN
nFNAhFPII. IIII V IKTH IQW THE ABOVE PICTURE IS A PAItV
" iWWVf- ftCENC WITH THIS SHOW.
inn
Collection of
The Most
Complete
Expensive, Costly I- U U AX vNrn Captivity
iThree Bands'of Music, 20 European'Ndvelties
100 FEATURE ACTS VI
V . :l v Unlike Anything Seen t Here Before.
BABY Camels, Elephants, Lions; .Monkeys
4
5i?
ie 0
nprninated at any . time; after, the contest jopensuntll ( I
annbuncement is made": to the contrary. Only .one u
(1 nominating Vcoupon is,inecessary' to nominate a candi
n ciater ana only one .will b.e accepted or counted. ,
fV'.x'The contest is now fully open and all who " intend
x". j' ' -L f ; 1.1. . : At n .. 1- " 1 ' -.w
111 1 1 1 1 iivr,iiiMiT 1 r ir t.iihttimmi vhb nT t noii TPiunn a anon in ,
. get very busy ana stay. mat way juntili the very last (
ote is countcdiXs stated 2 in, the rules below, the'
ivnt.fta Swill Hft .isariP.irl tn nll.wKrt lu'Vinc aanrf -'itT- rtairl : V
p subscriptions to either" the -Watchmait or The Kowv
w an Keookcl And let us remark right here, this; con
U. test is Just as much fof The Kecobd as it via for the
: Watchman". The-good people of China Grove -and vi
cinity, therefore. ' with ail other sections of the coun
f ty, are inviteol to take part in the contest, your assist- (),
Jance and interest-is greatly appreciated. Every vote ,()
will be kept "on file until tne close of the contest, so if hr-
Oany one bhonid be, dissatisfied with v the count. ' a re- A
w t i.1 : . i a i - i. .-.Wv- '
uuuub eau uo uau uiiucr iu euper vision ; Ol tne canur ; ( -dates
and all mistakes, if any, will e fully corrected, :
and the prizes i awarded accorainily; " , ' r" - t -
v Rule 1. Partakers in the contest must be subscribers t6 THs :n
"Caeolina Watchman or Rowan Rboosd, or a member - of the (( :
subscriber's immediate family I - : . , ''-.1 ' . it
,f liule 5J, ine contest is open, to any respectable white " citi
: zen in Kowan -man, woman, boy or girl, except no member of
Thb Watchman's or Recobd's force, in any capacity, or any7
member of their familieswill be allowed to participate.
Rule 8v Voting coupons willr be issued only to - those who
. obtain and pay cash for subscriptions to either The Carolina
..Watchman, of Salisbury, or fCira ' Rowan JBbooW), of China
:;6r6ve.r v , ,v . . - . . -
Rule 4. Iive votes will be given for every cent pai4 in on
-sabscription.ezoepV follows .y :- n- '
"500 paid on 'subscription. 250 votes. ' ; , . V
For one year's subscription to both papers at, $1.00, 1,600
votes.'' This rule means what it says.r ' t
. Nqw, subscription to Thb Watchman or Rxoobd, one' year, y
t NeW subscription to The Watohman and Recobd,
$1.00, 2000 votes: ; ' v ...
0 N. B,- A new subscription does not- include changing - the
X " -rmm,m W VMU AHUil WW MUWUUOA. - .
- Rule 5. Coupons will be issued to'all who pay on subscrip
tion. These coupons are to be denosited at the WATrFruAi of
fice, in Salisbury.' within 15 days after they are issued.- and (
airor uaviug wwu towu caanoc oe transierrea. 'v -
-Rule 6. A statement- of the standing of the contestants will
be published in every issue of each paper until the Close of the
contest.'.;-,,- ,' - , . ., . i;,
''Rule 7." The contest opening Monday, January 17th,i will
will olose at 6 p. m., Saturday, May 7tht 1910. " ' -Rule
8. The person having the largest number of votes to
A- 'hiB credit at the close of the contest, will receive the buggy
0W (This buggy will be a first-class, rubber tire, top vehicle. It,
Js new. being built at the shop of J. O. White fe. Co.,tnd is
U guaranteed to be a neat, substantial and meritorious article in
owj ioopoviu; xu.i. iruiur promises to give it ciose attention
and will see tnat it will be something for its owner to be
proud of.) , . s ' , -. -
' Rule .-The person., having the next largest number of
votes at-tho clbse of the contest' will' be awarded the sewing
xmachioe-.;-V'.. .i.A-A' . ; '--,;-. i-'':-.
' v (This nachine will fie one of the NewjHome Sewing Machine
; Cb Ja make,5 durable and first-class in every respect . It will be
on exhibition at Thb Watchman office )
r) ; Rulel0.i We have a number of good, books, pocket knives
..'And P.hart;a n.nr) mnrta vhfnK mil 1 ho .mJUai)-. nn.v:AAiM
In alV wno - receive ,5,000 or more votes, as per the following
11 acneauie r -
0 ' - 5,000 Votes a good pocket knife. ' '
u,vaaj -ao getter ( ao - , - ? ;
t A000 do : good book. , -
. ?!'"10,XXX) do', one of our charts. . ' "
10,000 do subscription to either Thb Watcaman or Thx
Rxcobd one year. . ;-" .'
1 1,000 votes a knife and book .
012,000 votes subscription to both Watcaman and The Rec
obd one year. '. : - v .
r 12,000 vntes, a better knife and book,; ! ' ,
: 15,000 V ' knife and chart. - -
16,000 abetter knife andlchart, etomaking any com
bination of prizes wantedr agreebly to the number of votes
given on each jwparatg article. Outside the the two main
prizes any person caa secure as mahv of the minor nrizea.
mentioned - in this rule, " as they may J urnish votes for,
-hence, no one-who makes any reasonable-effort to secure votes,
twill go unrewarded. . . . - . t
Role li -rNo trickery or under-hand methods will be toler
ateds. Any one guilty of improper methods will Vbe debarred
f f bmf urther participation, and no prize will be awarded to
-Bucli personr ; . , ' r' - . ' V.. : . . .. .
lxtliei information write or call oh the above
J named papers. . . "
.:
too
. , - GreatestActsyi. hkC"
: ; THE GRBATLAVOYBEngland'sest qiown.'r - - - K feigneS. ;. t . V&
See at 10 Oclcck in the .'morning the ABig Spectaeular, Ff ee. 8treet rV'-':."' r , -:- f ' ' --' 1 - , . -i , : y
See at 10 OVslcck in the mornjDg ,the Big Speotacular Free 8tn
2 PERFORMAKCES DAILY 2. -
" A ftamMtn i 9 T '
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