The New York Clipper (July 1905)

JULY 8. THE NEW YOEK CLIPPER. 503 OR-JVIA THE "HOTTEST" SXJMMKR SELIiER YET H*OR PARKS, RESORTS, FAIRS, CARNIVALS. SAMPLES FOR THE A8KINC. TAYLOR BROS. CO., Inc., Battle Creek, Mich., Manufacturing Confectioners. miscellaneous. Notes fiioji the Piebce Carnival and Amusement Co. —This attraction Is enjoy- ing the fourteenth week of continual capacity business, and is booked ten weeks ahead, enr- i vine the following attractions: A. L. Pierce's •Creation" (the feature). Cook's "City of Je- rusalem," "Fire and Flames," Electric The- atre. Statue Turning to Life, Georgia Min- strels, the Edison Train Robbery, Vogl, Ferris Wheel. Ocean Wave, Electric Carousel, three feature free attractions, and military uniform land, the company, in all, numbering one hundred and thirty-five people. Roster Is as follows: A. L. Pierce, general manager and owner; J. H. Scott, general agent; Harry Fox, promoter; George Slarr, advertising agent; Wm. Arnold, treasurer; D. Carl, master electrician; Will Hopkins, boss can- vas man; George Casey, master of trans- portation: Prof. Fred Barkley, leader of band; Billy Cash, supervisor of privileges. Kvervbody Is In good health and all the animals full of "vim," which speaks well for the boss trainer, Ross Barkley, assisted by Jack "Kusty" Wnyland. The Olu Reliable reaches us on time and Is largely read. Walsh's Cicystalplex Cabnival has just closed a pleasant and profitable season of forty weeks in New England. Mr. Walsh writes that his company will be entirely new for the season of 1905-0(1. Nam viiom E. G. Smith's Colossal Shows. —We opened on April 2-, and have liccn showing to turnaway crowds, having (inly one day's losing business. The show will enlarge on July 8, at Snowshoe, Pa., by adding six head of horses and eight Welsh ponies, one new hand wagon, two tablcuux wagons, a cage of monkeys and a dog cage. The Loganton German Band of twelve pieces has been hired for the rest of season. We will work Western Pennsylvania, West Vir- ginia and Virginia until Dec. 1. DEATHS IN THE PROFESSION. CONNECTICUT. Denth of William J. Fielding. William J. Fikluino, the well known the- atrical manager, died from heart disease on the trulu, about 5.30 P. M., June 27, while •mi bis way to his home, 415 Beech Street, Itlchniond Hill, L. I. He was apparently In the best of health when he left his office at l.iwt liroadwny, and spoke cheerily with some of his co-wcrkers. When the train was mattes Iticlunond Mill the conductor at- tempted to arouse him and discovered that lie was dead. The body was removed tem- porarily to the morgue in Jamaica. Me was ■me of the best known and must popular of popular price thcatie managers. For many years he was connected with the ledger Job Print, Philadelphia, resigning to manage the People's Theatre, In that city, n position which he held for several years. From Philadel- phia he? came to New York to serve as gen- eral representative of Sullivan, Harris & Woods. Mr. Fielding presented "A Grip of Steel" In this country some years ago, with an excellent company, but It was it losing venture. His next production of any Im- portance was "A Ragged Hero." written by his brother, Maurice J. Fielding. Certain wiseacres predicted. fullura after witness- ing ihc initial performance, hut with that indomitable courage and purscverence which sininglv marked the man, be quickly "whipped" the piny Into shape, and It has made money to tills day. He also managed Selmn Herman. In "Wedded, Hut No Wife:" Oerirudo Swlggett. in "In the Shadows of I'arknesK," and George F. Hall, who lias Just dosed his season In the llrst named play. Mr. l'loldlng was highly respected h.v managers and adors. He Is survived by his wife uud anil her. The funeral occurred June 30, at two o'clock, from his late residence, Inter- ment being In Holy Cross Cemetery. I.. M. EtKtcK, malinger of Keith's Pros- pect Theahe, Cleveland, (»., who was killed In Ihc wreck of the Twentieth Century Llin- ii"I. at Mentor, (1., June 111, wus n well known manager. Mr. Klrlck was really the lather of vaudeville In Cleveland. When he mid dins. I,a Mil relic were running Hull - iiorib's Gardens, he conceived the Idea of pulling on one uct at the close of the opera bill. After the opera season he leased the I .ti n un fur ten weeks, and ran vaudeville there oiost successfully. Immediately thore- ailer inbuilt six years agoj he promoted the < levehiiid Amusement Co.. which built the •niplrc. the llrst vaudeville house In Cleve- land. At one time he was also Interested In Mica's. Buffalo, X. V. Mr. Klrlck was forty- live years of age at the time of his death. 111^ wife mid t\vo sons survive lilm. E. J. Pebht, of the Perry Brothers, whose name In private life wus John 10. Itcnnun. ■lied June T2, In Belleville, X. J., lit the home of John I'errv. with whom he had been aiiMH-iaicii In vaudeville for thirty-live years, as the Perry Brothers. He leaves u widow »">l two sisters. Through an error made by the correspondent who sent us the lnforma- [lou concerning his deiith. which appeared In these columns lust week, the nnme ap- peared as John E. Jennan. The remains were burled by the Denver Lodge of Elks. Lotus Kialkowski. the well known Iml- lator of the cries of animals and birds, died in Denver. Col., on Tuesday, June 20. after !» l»ng Illness, aged fifty-five years. He was iiirn In Houraonlu. and came to this country "'"ill fifteen vears ago, making his Initial "I'l ranee here at Kostcr & Dial's Twcnty- ibird Street Musk. Hall. His wife and two 1 "ililren survive bliu. Mrs. l|. Tkulkv. wife of TVrley. died at 'be German Hospital, Xew York, June 3*1 "tier a surgical operation. The body was liken tn Europe on a steamer stilling July 1. '"!• burial In Berlin. Germany, hv her liiis- oiind. Mrs. Terley formerly assisted her hus- band In his act.' Mas. Kate Gilbert, an actress, and widow '» Hie late llnrrv II. Bell, died June 90, at her home in .Ninety second Street. Xew York •'Hv. from Bright s disease. She had lieen ••n the stnge since childhonil. Her dai'Hiier. Kate lliuiiilnginn, and her sister. Mrs. Milton G'lthiilil. survive her. The Interment was In Mr. lint hold's plot, Woodlawn Cemetery, June 28. Hartford—At Parsons' Theatre (H. C. Parsons, manager) "What Happened to Jones" proved the banner attraction, the at- tendance during the week ending July 1 being phenomenal. The presentation was In every way artistic, and merited the apprecia- tion It received. "Rosemary" week of .'i. Souvenir photos of John Wwliey, a prom- inent member of the cast, are to be presented lo every lady at the opening performance, Monday evening. Poli's Theatbb (Louis E. Kilby, mana- ger).—-The very capable stock company, un- der the direction of Daniel R. Ryan, has proved In every way satisfactory, and the presentation of "The Two Orphans" und "O'Brien, the Contractor," were witnessed by large and gratified audiences. For week of I "The American Eagle" and "The Fatal Wedding" are booked. The grand piano which has done duty In this house since Its opening, has recently been supplanted by the establish- ment of an orchestra of six pieces, under the capable direction of Victor G. Boehnlcim, formerly leader at the Hartford Opera House. • . Bridgeport.—At Poll's Theatre (Joseph diddle, manager).—-"Du Barry," presented by the Poll Stock Co., Is the production pre- sented week of July .1, Steeplechase Isi.,im> (George C. Tllyou, manager).—Island Theatre (A. U Xorcross, manager.—Burlesque Is booked for week of July .'!. lllPi-oimoME I'aiik (l.ouls A. Fish, secre- tary).—Harness racing was Inaugurated at this park June 2P. with a three days' meet. Exhibitions were given by the Baker Family, "cyclists: "Dare Devil Castellaue," In loop- ing the loop, and Prof. Skcep, in fancy and trick bicycle riding. Music was by the Wheeler & Wilson Band, of this city. Notes. —A delegation of I'.'iO I'.lks win leave this city July 0, for Buffalo, to attend the K'ks' convention Some TOO mem- bers of the local nerle of F. O. E., attended the clambake at Meadows End, June 20 William Kenney, it district deputy of the F. (). E.. for Massachusetts, formerly of this city, has purchased the Arllugtoa Hotel, Plttsfleld, renamed It the Kenney, and mod- ernized It. A big party of Eagles going to Providence at the field day, and Boston will make the Kenney a rendezvous In July. When returning home they will "do" the Berkshire Hills. ♦*♦ Mysterious Mr. Raffles, The most widely advertised play in America, and nine ollic.ru equally as good, season's contract. NO MONEY IN ADVAN— companies, yon can secure one or mot- kind of term*. All route- protected Character, Ingenue. Comedy. Emotion WILL TAKE A CHANCE with mana_ Enclose stamp. Mention territory you rover. THE HENRY BELMAR PRODUCING CO., Broadway, Suite 506-507, Now York. P. S.» R Sr E nSSr THE INTERURBAN HOME CO,, REAL ESTATE. Etc. TEXAS. Houston.—It F. Corrothers. general lnan- nger of the Interstate Amusement Co., was In the city June 'St, und closed n contract with (Jeorge Kubn, proprietor of the Umpire Theatre, for u live years' lease of the build- ing. The Interstate circuit will comprise the following cities when completed: Si. l.ouls, I'.ast St. l.ouls. Little Rock, Shrcve- port. Hot Springs. Hallux. Fort Worth, Sun Antonio, Houston und, possibly, Waco, Aus- tin and C.nlveston later on. The Umpire Theatre will be remodeled hi entirety, and the frontage and Interior, when completed, will he llrst clnss. while :t galbiry will also be lidded to the Interior, Increasing the seat- ing capacity. Sam Untw and Joe 1'. Smith will be the Xew York bookers for the con- cern, while it local will have charge of the theatre here. High class vaudeville only will be served, and' the manager Is confident of success. The circuit will be ojicned In 1 louslon, on or nliout Oct. 15. uud the sea- son will lust Ihlrly-ciglit weeks. Highland I'aiik Tiikatius (Fred M. Bishop, manager).— Rain since IP nearly killed the allendauce. The park and theatre arc three miles from Ihc city, and the approaches to li was a veritable river. They made an able effort, at, with a splendid programme, to draw lite crowds, uud If the ruin lets up they may succeed. "Special Edition" was the card liii-.luly 1. IIium.ANii IMiiK (Fred M. Bishop, man- ager).—Prof. Beach was the attraction J(> to July 1. Staxuaiui Thkatmb (Alvldo & Lasscrre. lnanagersi.—Business hits been light, owing lo rains and other drawbacks. People "U to July 1 : Three Moores, Frank. Marion und Florence; Mct'ormlck, Howard and Alton, Seymour und Blaiichard. Mae Davis, Belle Samson, Leah Daneourt, Pearl Ollmorc, Orah McDanlels, Maud Raymond. Irene West and the Montrose Sisters. Moving pictures have also been added. i Ft. Wwrtli At Luke Krlc Park (Hurry It. Burton, inaunger) business week ending June 24 was heavy. Bill week of S»! HI Tom Ward, Millie Des Moadit. Baby Doris. Yarbrough Bora ami Virginia Ititnkln. Xew pictures by the blograph closed the show. The Albert Taylor Co. opens July '-■, for an extended engagement. Standahii TllEATlti: IM. I* Ifctpje. inuna- B( . r) . — Frank llarcourt's farce, "Doctor Grafter." was used us u forerunner for a big bill week of 21). The people: Randall and Randall, Mack and Dot, Pauline Haertel, May Foster, Klngslcy and Klngsley, Agnes La Porte, Geo. E. Mann. Frank Harcourt, Fay Dcltnnr, Mav Hill. Constanello Sisters, Lulu De Mar, J. it X. and Georglc Powers. Lottie Colton. Lulu Lnwton and Ethel Russell. Business Is booming. Stau Tiikatbi: (Dinwiddle k Houton, managers).—People week of 211: Eleanor Dunbar. Bert Francis, Baby Green. Gill und GUI. Eddie Spencer. Emma Blewltt, Clara Huiitoou. Jim- Holland, May Hunter, Stella Dallv und Will Davis. New pictures by Hie klnodrome. Business continues satisfactory. Xotk. —Katie Alleu Fox, late of the "Nancy Br.iwn" Co.. Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. At. Gnss. in this city. BXTRA-Tent fJuttlt for sale or trade. 6u(t. Round Top, with ton. middle piece; piano, seen- erv, ropes, lights; In fact, n complete nutllt, being Hied by my ccinpuoy here. Heady to use; rea» smabic oner. c. M. Drown, Mgr., Shaw Comedy Co.. Littleton, X. 11. ■WANTED AT ONCE, a liood Slide Trom- bone Player, experienced la vaudeville. Pay union price, $15 for 6 nlfthls, 3 nulls.: Sunday work paid extra. Till Sept. 1. JOS. 0. CADEK, Cliutlauooga, Tctin. WANTED—Good II. F. Comedian up in medi- cine acts; also Plana Player read und fake, wcrk In farces; good Sketch Team changes for week; out- most f&ko organ. No ticket* unless I know you. Write quick, UV.R. ItAI.Y FAMILY. Areola, HI. ■WANTEDat ouoe, Allraclioos—The I'lillmonlc Theatre. Winona, Mlnn..*catlngeap»cltyl,riO0. has been leased lo William Hurl, ooodopen time tor repertoire and other companies. Can stage any- thing. Fair week opeu; also other good tunc llottso open nil vear 'round. Population Winona, 26,000. .'■ railroads. Company playing St. Paul. Minneapolis. La Crosse cun break Jump. (inodSiin day night town. Vaudeville people, write or wlo. William H art, I'hUmoulc Theatre, Winona, Ml liu. WANTED—Long season, Two Al Lecturers (Med.), liood Sketch Team» and comedians with rrcquent changes; also Organ Player with Spe- cialty; the best in the business. Address, Inwost- terms , all In llrst. MttKT I'HAN'K LIS. Gadsden,Ala , SKETCHES and every form of atngc novelty written to order. 1 furnish high grade work only. JOS. KERSHAW, (SW HultomvoodSt., I'blla., Pa. WANTED, First Class Repertoire Co.; seven or more good plays, for teat. Summer season. Must lie O. K. Will hire or on percentage, doing good business, a weeks out; loo much work for me. II. M. Ilniwn, Mgr., Shaw Comedy Co., Little- ton, N. II. Son Antonio —Electric Park (Sid. H. Wels. managerl continues to grow In pop- ularity-, and Is now one of the most popular places' of nmiisement In Texas. The Boston Ideal Opera Co. completed Its engagement lasl week. This company is lie'in 11— of speclnl mention mi tirmunt of the (.perns presented, and the manlier in which tbey were given. Large ntidlencei greeted encb performance, and the company's return will be awaited with pleasure. KANSAS. Wichita At the Toler Atidilorluiti IH. G. 'Pole:- «<fc Sun. pmprletorw) the Toler Slock Co. presenled "The Christian" lo large und well pleased audiences June Ull-'JN. The (losing performance of their season was given -8. Homer Sibley, u member of Hie conipunv, will open n dmtuiitlc school here. Simmkii TnrjATBK (Lewla & Lake, pro- prietors).—Bill for week of 'JO Included: Joe Fox. Lewis and Lake. (lodlcy and God- Icy, Leonard's dog circus und wings and pic- tures. Nutks.— Pain's "Last Days of Pompeii' July ti-S Tlio Win. P. Hull Shows played tn good business matinee nad evening S3. The (Ireitt Fioto Show Is billed. ♦-»-♦ nmwuntft Oiiialin At Boyd's Thealre (W. J. Bur- gess, malinger I I lie Ferris* Slock Co. opened their "Iglilli week .Inly li, presenting "The Inside Track." Clare .Marshall, In '"lite plan of Truce." OS. Lust week. "A Royal Sluvc" unit "Little Uird Fauiilleroy" drew crowded houses. *-»-♦ ■NOIt I'll CAROLINA. Charlotte At tlie Auditorium (W. A. Peters, manager) people continue In Hock lo see the W, A. Peters Stock Co.. the attend- uncc being lurgcr Hum during any previous season—la fact, the building Is ton small for the crowds Unit throng Ihcre nightly. +-— OKLAHOMA. OUInliomn City.—Al Delmar Garden (('. W. Staler, tauniiger) the Columbia Opera Co. gave "Glrolle-Glrolla" July 18-31, and "Mna- colle" U3-24. to line business. Paink's "Pomi'kii" July :•">. ♦-»-* • SOI Til CAROLINA. Columbia.— Al Hyatt Park Casino (F. I,. Brown. IimmI niiiuagiT) Arthur L. Guy's Minstrels appeared week of Juno "H, Including Arthur and Edwin Guv. the Great Finite. Brown and Ivors, and Oiilliauk uud Blanch- ette. This return date drew good returns. "Our Married Man" July :t-8. ♦♦♦ The PciiiiKj-Ivimlii Speelnl tie n Time Hrever. A Xew York broker received a message Just before the close of the Sloek Exchange, requesting his presence In Milwaukee as early as possible the next day. From the otlisr end of the telephone wire he learned that the Pennsylvania Hpeehil, leaving down- town at 4 r. M., would deliver hint there before noon. He boarded lite Cortland Sheet Kerry at 4 i: M.. arrived In Chicago at k.TiTi the next tnorulng. afler a coiufoiliihle nlghl en route, and readied Milwaukee at 11 a. m. «. » LuiliU*' t lull ll.inse I'luaea. The m*nitjer« of the Lambs' Club will nol be able to enter the new dub house until Aug. 1. I'ntll then they will find welcome and shelter within the preclncla of Hie I'tibimet. Lotus, New York Athletic. I'luyera. Green Room uud Laivliuioiii Yacht clnbK, Ihew aftaalzalliuiv linvln.- placed the entire ineinber'dilp of the l.nuiba cm their guests' book for i |..-t t'.il nf !«" moilthi Al the new i|iii»ttns of tli" Lninlm. I'JH West Forty- fiiiit-ih Strict. It wan wild that the house Is to be u-.-wly furult.lit.-d throughout. SCENERY Painted for overyililtig In Waiercolor, Dtainoiol l>yo or Sllko. Spnclalty of Doslgithig YAUHEVILLK ACTS mid PIlllBUCTlON.-i. I.owcsl prices. Wtlte us. ELIZABETH ODETAIH CO., ElliabeSta, H. J. WATCH FOIl MULLEN a UltY A V'S tlllK.IT BALLAD 'TWO LITTLE GIRLS LOVED ONE LITTLE BOY' AT LIBERTY, JOHN D'ORMOND, Leading Man, • • Al Stage Director, Address PALACE HOTEL, Chicago. WANTED, M MEDICINE HIMHEIiS. B. t. COMEDIAX. Al KKBTUII TEAM, SILEXT MAN. Change for lull ilayx. Stop at hotels. Address (julck, 1)11. C1IAS. WlTTMAN, l.uiiciiHicr, Pa. POWER'S CAMER0RAPH. FIREPROOF BAGAZISES and TAKE UP DEVICE. Tile Modern Motion Picture Mnrlilnc. FILM NAFKTY, .NOW AtiNURKH. Our Fireproof Maga/.llies and Take Itp lievlcn will III nay Exhibition Modern Motion I'lclure Ma- chine. Ail entirely new sppariilus by which iiIiho- lutosafety lo llin'lilm from loss bvFlltK IS AS- SI'KEK. The oitlv device of In kind which has re- ceived oiliclai utidorseiiieiils from the Local An- ihorlllesassiicli. Write lor CATALOG, WANTF.II, KOll John P. Harris' Big Wagon Show, Boss Canvas Man. Iln"s lloslor, A and u Horse Driver.-. It-one: (Ilea Hock, Pa., July s; Spring- grove, Pa., »; Now Oxford, Pa., in; McSbercv- town, Pa., 11; Llttlcsioun, Pa,, 1'.'; Emmeialuirg, CAN PLAGE IMMEDIATELY, VERSATILE MEDICINE PEOPLE. Salary ten and all; preference to organ or piano player. Those wllb children or who JhbI wanl lo work long enough to run oiitthelronnniap, don'l write. lilt. F. M.STlNKIl, Suutb Mill, Ya. MUSIC ARRANGED, COMPOSED, ETC. KHKTSMAIt. 4IJ R Ifilli HI., New York. is. j. «s1*K^rJ3Bfl^«, (O)IKIIV MUSICAL ACT. Open for Parks, etc Perm, add. lit. SO. KIIISTST.. Itrooklyn, N. V. HARRY THOMSON, "HIS IIOXOIl '1'1'K MAYOH." A STAIt FKATIIIIK AT TONY I'ASTOlt'S. VOH HALE, TKXTN. imxrio. toxTfi, loxloo, noxilo, noxiw, WnlH, HHtlXD, '.10x170, iiOx-Jtu, touxliiit. ; and it Her blue seats. Dargaias. PKAItL VAN, NorthVllle, N. Y. Lowc-I price on sel Aliituliiuiii rblmes, Marluibu ■■limn-, Aliiinluiilii Harp ami Sleigh Hells. Sblpped N. V. City. MUSICAL, enrtmf CIJJ'I'KH^ WANTED. BAUD PEOPLE, PEBrOEMEBS AID CANVAS HER. (J UK AT WKBTKUN SHOWS, South Fork, I'a. WANTED, Cornet for B. and 0., and leader K0I1 IIAMl AND OIlC'HKS'i'lU. U caiinol join on wire don't wrlle. JOS..I. KIUNK SHOW, Wapakonula, 1). SHAW Comedy Co. VVanls Largo Heavy and Juvenile Maii, (Ion. Iluallieiot Woman, some Kino llonaln: A No. 1, lino wardrobe, sober, reliable and quick siudv. Slate age, height, weight and lowest suiniuer salary (plintoi: tent hIiow; sure uiuiiuy: never itIuhd Hiiininer or Winter. Also si'Kcl A l/lr PKOPI.K. If you play briiss itiuiitloil It. (i. M. DROWN, Mgr., Llltlcion, N. II. WANTK!>—Tenia for incd.ahow. AbouHofl. R.T , with 30or 40H. l'..SIcepliigTetits, etc. Mu-t lie clieaji und good condition. Or will trade large stock of Pat. Med. for gooil Med. Camp On ill I, Sldo Wall, etc. lie tpilck. Addless \V. A. Woodley, Woositng. Oitle Co., 111. AT Lilt., Al II-llul llitijo Comedian, Vocalist, Venirlloqiil-d, Magic, etc. illiange 2 weeks, put on acts, vamp piano. Make good, or will double wlih good strong, sober Htrcet worker. Open for purk>, varlely or uied. Hilly Weefoii, i« Chimin; SI.. Ilatnlltoii. Canada, Old. "KOll HALM,New Sllkolhie SerprnMne Mres^, fS: -J) Colored Slides tor Dance, ft; Hiack Art Outfit. SI"; N'est of Muxes', fV, Pish Pole, Li. Lot of Trlcka che.an. Knclon- stamp or no answer. MPS. WM. CAUL, J-W Court St., Itochoter, N. Y. WASTKII At Lecturer mid lilllco Worker: strsighl In act", oriiau preferred. Satan or per- ceutave, lowcri n llmt. No l>oo»-rsaud iba«ei«. It von n not lo Join, write. T aan Wruie aelwn write again. Ilr. c. K. liancroft, write. Sol. it. Klitridge. Mgr. Me'lern Itelncdy Co., VTi Wlilles- bofo BL, I'tlca, N, X. All ot our Anpanilus Is fully protected by Hull :d Slnich piiteiilH Issued or |ieiulliig, and Infringe lunills will bo vigorously pii -nlcil. N. POWKIl (New York I'll lit Kxcbiinge), I Hi-117 Nassau St., N.Y I.ATRMT HITS IN SONG HLIDF.M. GOOD BYE, SWEET MARIE F. A. .MILLS. I'. J, IIOWI.ICY. Keep a Little Cosy Horner in Your He; rt for Me K. II. IIAVILANIL MEET MB DOWN AT LUNA, LENA 'Plitiiil i-li'ii I Bliisle Hn 11111 >- Co., Ami f.oolbers, at tfi.oo per md (colored). Also lad sols S, II., al (MM per km! (colored). HARSTN & LIN K. I lib Mlreel. N. V. Jul, edition now ready- better than ever. Many now iiiic, Diitn House, Happy Hooligan, set l-'rencb Knililng lilrle, elc. Send dime for sain pie-, or mic. for .•■o.iiii iiiirereni. liel our JULY OUT LIST on all Slot .Machines. Prices HIT IN IIAI.K. COSMOPOLITAN NOV. CO., iU N. sib Hi., l-hl'adiiiplila, Pa. WANTfcD, Ikiitlile iiago or H-dl ilckets. i iher «< <>n T m peoide. wrlle. Th-iap iloiililliig brass prefe red. All AL (Hit LI), llgr , IbU'ileil's I iide T mi's Cabin Co., Ilivhaplre, I'a.. July u; Mar ysvllle 7. Iniiiciiiiiion », "lllei»bian^H 1 . ~WANTED, CIRCUS PERFORMERS IN ALL IIHANCIIKS; PKOI'l.i: KOI! CUNl'LHT. Mum loin al mice. Wire lone-l «»biry, Addiu-" HltKAT LKItOi SHOWS. Saybreok, IMm. »lil>-«iliii»»oi- HIhcIi Top I'rlvllenn to Lei. PltTSBURC SCENE PAINTING STUDIO, Allll I'eiu. Ave., I'lll»lnirg, I'a. B/.ei»,nv I'"" 1 payjfuii to gel our SI"<;IKTy ■■price-. Ilealgns »ulmiltted. CAN BW AN Al AH. SOLICITOIt. Tcinrprn fim'st clahn uichkim-. TtAiUIiV, I'l-.ltl'oltilKltN, organ fakirs larefeiri'd. rinter ranva'. All daj ileepers, Ikhw- ers, chasejK ami clgiirelie fiend'. Hive your Ink. Motiev dead sure, l/iiig engngeiiieiii. M0PKHN KEMKl»YC0.,Skaneal«le»Palls,OuainlagaCti„N.T.