toe fepn JRtmi.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 10. 1891.
Is Alum Poisonous?
Hall's Journal ofllcalth.
"This question has caused a good
deal of discussion. Alum is used by
many bakers to whiten their bread,
enabling tlicm to uso an inferior flour.
It is most extensively employed as a
cheap substitute for cream of tartar in
the manufacture of baking powders.
It has not been considered immediate
ly dangerous; although if continued it
induces dyspepsia and obstinate con
stipation. Hut the fact that many
casos of poisoning havo occurred from
the use of alum, puts the question in a
moro serious aspect, and prudent peo
ple will exercise caution in thu select
ion of baking powders.
"Under what conditions then, does
this substance formerly used only for
mechanical or medicinal purposes
become poisonous? They aro certain
ly ob?cure, and at present wo can only
surmise what they may bo. Wo sus
pect tho cause exists in thu individual
poisoned ; some peculiarity of tho con
stitution producing a morbid change
in tho secretions of the stomach, with
which tho alum combines and forms
an active poison; or tho secretions
may bo healthy, but in unusual pro
portions, and that these less or greater
proportions in combination with tho
alum constitute a poison.
"For example, two parts of mercury
and two parts of chlorino form calomel,
which is not poisonous, but change
the proportions to one part mercury
and two purls of chlorine, and wo got
corro.iivu sublimate, which is a deadly
poison,
"Then again, wo know nothing of
thu constitutional peculiarities. Why
is it thai onu person can eat all kinds
of green fruit and vegetables with im
punity, while thu same course might
cost another individual his life? Ono
porson can handle poison ivy and
sumac without being in thu least af
fected ; another is poisoned if ho ap
proaches to within ten foot of them.
Out of a family residing in a malarial
district, Homo of the members will
BiifFor half tho year with fever and
ague, while tho othors will enjoy ex
cellent health during tho entire year.
Foods that are wholesomo to somo per
sona aro actually poisonous to others.
This is especially true of somo kiuds of
fish. There is no safety in taking
alum into the stomach, as it is shown
to bo always injurious, and of ton dan
gorous." Thu Scientific American published
in a recent number a list of alum and
ammonia baking powders, which is of
great valuo at this time. Following is
tho list compiled from oflicial reports.
Powders marked with a star seem to
havo a general salo, as thoy are men
tioned in at least two of tho oillcial
reports.
ATLANTIC t PACIFIC.
OOOK'B FAVOU1TK.
WOOD'S ACME. contnlnt ammonia.
(Tho. Wood & Co., Philadelphia.)
ANDREW'S J'EARL, contains ammonia.
(0. K. Andrew .fc Co., Milwaukee.)
IIAUUHIES' FA VO KITE, contains alum.
(11. H. Harries, Minneapolis.)
FIDELITY, contains alum.
SOLAR, . . contuins alum,
(Sherman Urns., Chicago.)
PUTNAM'S HKST, . contains alum.
(Wells Putnam fc Co.. Chicago.)
CHINA -T" HOUSE. ..contains alum.
(Nonh McDowell, St. Paul, Minn.)
TWIN CITY, contains alum.
(J. K. Ferguson, Minnenpollt-, Minn.;
HEKCL'I.HS. . contains ammonia.
(Ilerculc.x Hakimr Powder Co., S. F.)
CLIMAX, contuins ammonia.
(Climax Making Powder Co., Indianapolis.)
There arc pure cream lartar baking
powder.' on the market. All authori
ties report Dr. Price's Cream Baking
Powder as free from Alnm, Ammonia,
Lime or any other adulterant. The
purity of this brand lias ni-ver been
questioned.
MIKHIIT'S SAM.
BY VIKTl'i: OK A WAKKANT IKS IMS I Ot'T
of the-County court of the Htnteof Oregon,
for tho county of I nloii, to mo directed, eoni
niMiiilIm; me to levy on tho kooiIh mid chattels
of tho delliiiueiit tiixpiiyert tunned In the delin
quent tM v roll fcirudd county for the enr 1MK),
tliereto iittiiched, mid If none be found, then up
on the real property as set forth mill described
In the Mild ilelliiiieut tux roll, or ho much there
of ni Khali Mitlnfy the amount of tuxes chirked
therefor, together with costs unit cxpcni-cs, I
have duly levied, (buying been nimble to find
any goods or chattels belonging to the dellu
(inelits herelnnfter limned,) upon the following
described pieces or parcels of real ututc, as set
forth In snld tux list, lying and being In Colon
county, .State of Oregon, descrllicd and assessed
us lot lows:
Ilurrnughs 8 II, e'X seli ,t sw'iofscli it
fc'4 sw'i Hoc -a T a a K 10 is
Illooin I'raliK, lots block C Hayden's ad'u
to Coe, Union Countv, Oregon . .
Com! .1 C, lots i:i, 1 1 t l." block is Chaplin's
iiil'n to I.ii Grande
Courtney A W, lot 3 block '1 ISlgin, Union
county, Oregon. .
Chandler V 1), t M .(
19 T 1 X H 10 V. ,
,fc n!t BHli See
CItOWN.
OHY8TAI-.
DAISY.
DAVIS' O. K.
DUY YKAST.
OKM.
ni.onu.
KUNTON.
J'KAKHON'fl.
riSItriSGTION.
l'KKKUSSS.
TUItlTY.
itOYAI..
SCIOTO.
flll.VKIt SPOON.
SlI.VKIt BTAlt.
HNOWDItlFT.
SOVKftKION.
RTAIt.
BTATK.
STAN ISA It I),
HUNFLOWKIt.
WASHINGTON.
WINDSOU.
7.IPI''8 OftArK.
CRYSTAL.
There aro, in addition to tho forego
ing list from tho Scientific American,
a number of such powders sold in tho
western that were not found in tho
astern storos. Following is tho list
to dato :
CALUMET, .. . contains alum.
(Culutuct Making Powder Co., Chicago.)
FOREST CITY, .contains ammonia nlum.
(Youwle Pros., Cleveland.)
CHICAGO YEAST, contains am'n'a alum.
(Chnpmnu A Smith Co., Chicago.)
HON HON, . contains nlum.
HOTEL, . , contains ammonia alum.
(J. C. Grant Puking Powder Co., Chicago.)
UNltl VALLKD. contains alum
(Spragues, Warner it Oriswold, Chicago,)
ONE SPOON TAY LOU'S, ammonia alum.
(Taylor Mfg. Co., St. Louis.)
YAHN ALL'S,.. ... contains alum.
(Yarnall Mfg. Co., St. Louis,)
BHAW'S SNOW PUFF, . . contains alum.
(Merchants' Mfg. Association, St. louls.)
DODSON & HILLS, . . .contains alum.
(Dodson .t Hills, St Louis.)
SHEPAHD'S, contains ammonia alum,
(Win, II. Shepard, St. Louis.)
PAIN'S, , contains alum.
(Meyer-Iluln Mfg. Co,, St. Louis.)
MONARCH contains ammonia alum.
(Held, Murdoch t Co., Chicago.)
SNOW HALL contains alum.
(llcngal Coffco A Spice Mills, Chirsgo.)
GIANT, .. contains alum,
MILK, ..contain! alum.
(V. F. McLauBhlin t Co., Chicago.)
ECHO, contains nlutu.
(Spencer llluiug Paddle Co., Chicago,)
KALFPELL'S PUHITY. . .contains alum.
(KaKhcll Mfg. Co., Chicago.)
RISING HUN, contuins ammonia.
(PJkciiIx Chemical Works, Ohirago.)
WHITE ItOHK, contains ammonia alum,
(dlobu CollVo A Hplco Mills, MhmeKIU.)
Coggau 1'iiimn 1., ne'i of nwJi it W of
ne'i see i;i, l .in u .17 j;
Clark A, neU See 2 T 1SII fl.'i IS
Clark IS II, se'4 lie'.,' Sec :! T I 8 It :U IS. . . .
Dwlght I" W, block !1 and lots A it (i block
11 Coggau's ad'n to I.a (irandc . .
Dearborn (ieorge, comineiielng at a point
CO ft u of uw comer of block I of thu
town of West Union, Union Co, Ogn,
thence u 100 ft. o 100 ft. s 100 ft, thence
w lot) ft, to place of beginning, also
cominenclng at a point no ft n of uw
comer of block I town of West Union,
thencu u 100 ft, thence w 00 ft, thence
s 100 ft. thence cm ft to beginning .
ISlllott C II, lots in .t 17 block US llhapllu's
an n in i.a (iimiiio
II 2.1
S 0."i
:u as
:i7 10
o :r
S M)
10 70
.IS 10
r r,
r, i.-,
7 ,'!0
Kills W W, nu'4 sw.'i Sec ill T (" H It IK) 1
tlroth .Iiicoh, n!. nw'i, seli nw'i it swi;
lieJtSccjnT 1 X It 10 IS . ... 10 10
dates Sarah II, lots 2 ,t':i block 151 Chap
lin's ad'u to I.a (iramlo 2 2T
Ornnile Itonde Water Jlfg Co, 17 acres out
of tho uvi of nek Sec III T I S It Il'.l IS 1!I2 (X)
Houghton it Alnley, sw'ci sh'4 "'" '' i
se! Sec i it lie!-, nc1 Sec 7 it nwJi
nwT; Sei-HT8S It 12 IS . ... as ,-
Iloleomii C U, lot 20 block '.is Chaplin's
ail'n to l.n (iranilo .... 10 70
Hodge DavN ,t Co, out lots A it II Chap
lin's ad'u to I.a Crando ..10 70
Johnson Thomas, sw4' Sec 22 T (IS It 10 IS 11 in
Miller A A,sU sw'istc.'l ,t nU nw'i Sec
10 T I K It ;w IS . . .... :i 20
McCrsry Itobt, estate, lots 111 it 20 block
102 Chaiillu's ud'n to I.a (irande .. . (1.1 IS
MelloiiNld V II, lots :i ,14 hlnekn.) Chap
lin's ad'u to Iji (irando . . 12 SO
McliriUN .1 II, lot 7 block 2S North Powder S.'
McCullotlgh II. s'. Seel0T2S It IW i: 2 If,
Osborno W II, u'i of !, See 20 T :! S It IK IS 10 0.1
l'arker octavlous, lot n block 21 or tho
town of North Powder ... . 1 ,rfl
Perry T II. sk ,t se4' of nel( Sec III T 7 H
It 12 I-! .1 7.1
Haley .1 II, ej, s 4 Sec at T 2 8 It :t.) IS . 10 00
Heiiser Us, lots 1 it 2 block (15 Chaiillu's
nn ii to i.ii (iraniie ... r ,io
Pt John, lots 17 .t is block 12:1 Chsplln's
ad'u to I.a (irando 9 10
Smith Chas, tract 1' Onggan's 2nd ad'u to
I.a (itaiidu l.l
Smith W A, lot S block fil Chaillu's nd.ii
to I.a (iiande ... ... ... 2 85
Steele Stewart, lots 1, 2. :i ,t I block S7
Chaiillu's ad n to I.a (iraude
Smith 1' K, eU se.'4 See 'X T 1 S It Its
Stevenson A, lot II north side
street l.lgln, Oregon
Smith 8 II, w nw'4:See 17 .t se'4 sel4ec
is i; iu"4 ue',4 ."-ee in i 2 n ii ;w r, . .
Taylor K (I, s)i ne'4 it eU se'4 See III T 2 N
It 10 IS
Tlnsley 8 T. tie' i See 15 T 2 8 it .Ki V.
I'Ukuowu, lots lto20lilock 121 Chaplin's
ad'u to I.a (iraude . ....
Unknown, lot 10 block Chaplin's ad'u
to m (irando
Unknown, n1' ne' .tse'i nej.f Sec 2.1 it
nw4of nw'i Sec2IT:lS It :w IS
Woodurd Mrs 1 lots:), I, Sitrt, being the
i oi UIIK'K -J.) iiaiinan s ml II to West
IS
Main
1!I7
Union
Unknown, lot. 0, 10, 11 it 12 block
( liaiilln s in II to Iji ( rando
Wilkinson Wm ,t Son, nel4 se.'4 See 1 T I 8
It 10 IS .t nj4 s4 See rt T I 8 It -II IS. .
Wilkinson Merrltt fS, s1 so1 f Sec (1 T I 8 It
41 IS ....
Ward M A, lots 1 .t 2 tilock 1 town of 1111-
gnrd
MHIn ISilnrd. kill. SiM'.'t TSS It 1.1 1"
Oregon it Wash Ty 11 It Co, about IS miles
oi rigut 01 way iiuuuisihsi uoni or
near Union to Summervllle. (IrcL-on
Unknown, lots 1 to 22, Inclusive, block 1,'is
Cliiipllu s ad u to l.u (iraude
NOIITOAOICS,
Anivrlcau Mtg Co, Mtg on land W II Stall-
orn n.'S se4, sw;4 so' see I t r m k ;w
K .... . . . J10 00
Aiuvrieiiu .Mig i n, on lauii it Mallord,
1 1 Oil
K 75
11 15
II 20
m 71
2 15
10 15
I 10
12 S.5
8 10
S 05
f,2 15
10 85
If. 00
a 20
52 !U
'20 55
n? se1., s4 sc'4, se'tsw.' i See lT.I
American Mtg Co, on laud lieu Umglov,
Ull'l'.ST See 2C T
Ainrrleau Mtg Co, on laud Isaac T Weaver
5eH See HI T 1 N It 40 IS . ...
Amerlian Mtg Co, on land Sarah A Allier
son sw'i Sec IT 3 8 litis K
American Mtg Co, on land T U (lowli wjf
ne.'X, e, nwiiiHWJi se.'i Sih 17T(iS
It :w K .
American Mtg Co, on laud W II Ixuiglcy
iy ti5
W M
19 P0
39 73
M 57
;4 iie;4, ej e;, ee j,), se4 sw;4, i
wWiSco 14, nwf4 itnwU sh4, sw'J
nej4, nw4 se'i Sec 2.1, sej4 nc'4 Sec 2i,
wU swS bee 25 T 3 8 It 30 t:
Alliance Trust Co, ou land Chus 1, Harris
sesi nw'i, ue.'i, ne;i seji See :w T
N 11 10 IS .
AUinuce Tnut Co, ou land K 8 Taylor it
wlnuis ueKseU Sec 30 T2 8H:i9K
W M, ne.'i uw i eo 31 T 2 N It IU IS W
M . , .
Atlnms M J, mtg on laud K X IKilan nui
to 12, uw ' sw ' 4 See 12, sw' 1 sw 5 1 See
ITCriK 4itK . ...
Alherton ('tins K, mtg ou land l.ucretln
Uougli tracts 1 it J CogKuua' ail'n to
La Ursiide
liner I., mtg on laud John llakrr nU soli
I. . .
it s
n.w.oi. intit.r. i. T, ...... .... i... ..i ii
lUllev oL rn-0 22 T 2 8 It 38 IS
Jllggors Mary, mtg ou laud Chas McCluro
lots o, r.. 7, 8, 10, ll, 12 it 13 III CHhiv
lln's ml ll toll.n tiriindo
llloch it Co, mtg nu laud A TtioinpMiii
sw4 liwij soo2S, sei nti.eU soil See
20, i-U nej4, neJi se4 8-c:io T 2 8 It 30 IS
gsns i: 1., mtg ou lam) Clarence Katou
tract 11 Coggitus'2ud ad'u to 1a driiiidn
Kdaiinton J K, mtg ou laud J 11 Kowlu uW
nek, swJi c4, v?i w4 Sie2iiTft8
It S5 K
Ft nn W 11, mtg ou lsud It J Sinter U Sco
5ITJB 1137 K ... ...
Gaylonl K 11, mtg ou land Clara (inllouis.)
ci ioi i uiock o Aiieuiowu ami nu-tirovemeuta
Hunt (lilbcrt, mtg ou laud W 11 it 8 A (!!
lowrny lou 9. 10. 11 .t 3 block 2 Klein
llolmnuUO, mtg ou laud l'V llnUtock
st'U s!P 7, nw4 mi Seels,
wji See UTS 8 ll 42 K, nw)t 81
17,t, neltSecl8T88 IttiK, uUswjV,
llU ei4. ne(i wt Nfl T8B II It K,
i iml,, nwtt nw't SvfTiib It 41 il
aud l lulrci in Hist ortlou lying
in t'liiuii tiiiiit
Irwin (I M, mtg ou land 8 rah C Clark sU
M(K'k r: .rnoni .v iira un it in im
(Irniute
JarvU t'oiikliu MTiH mtg mi UihI tit
uln Mill ). Sihi J Tt B ft ifl B .
JrU Conkllu M T tu yilK mi laud Itef-
iitiii loi I uiu) iKiJ, m M
39 75
10 88
11 US
17 11
3 30
0 '25
31 82
69 W
4 10
1 W
12 5
19 M
7 15
8 OS
MiTH II ii V.
7 U
8 11
It 00
U W
Kellogg Punch .t Wilcox, mtg nn land K
II Ilramniiin lot 8 block 21 North Pow -der
Lombard 11 M, mtg on hind W K llmiks
lots It it 15 block 110 Chnplln's sd'n to
l.n Orniidc
I)mbard (' II, mtg on land II A Webb whi
seU. ne'i soH See 27 T 1 8 It .15 IS
Ixird Um, mtg on land (I W I'alloon sl
Sec 22 T 1 X It .IS IS . .
IhiwIs II II, mtg on biniU'Jnn McCauley
se'4 Sec IT I S It .IS IS
Mcrcnntllo Trust Co, mtg on land I'M
Collin sw Sec 13, cU ncX, c'A uw
H or scJi .-ee 1 1, nej. t lie"' Sec 23 T 1 S
K.TJIS
Mercantile Trust Co, intgon hind It It 11
Dnvls swi mvJ-4, nwj-i y4, eswK
Sec 12 T 7 s It 11 IS
Mcrcnntllo Tru-t Co. mtg on land 8 11 Wil
liamson fvi, n4 swU, sU' neU Sec 25.
w w'jScc I T:i8 It : i: . '
Miller C U, mtg on hind .Ino 11 Telford lots
1, 2, 3, 0, 7, 8 block 2 Chaplin's nil'ii to
I.ii Unnide . .
Northern Counties lnv TCoLd, mtg on
land .Ino Krasor all IS if present chan
nel of lSaglc creek ofsJ4 swj., Sec 23,
n)i nw'4 See 2fi T 9 S It (r, IS, sw y. soK
See 23 T 9 8 It 15 IS .....
Northern Counties InvT Co 11, mtg on
land Chas Van Hoiisen Y, wh:, hi
se!i, se'4 hvM Sec 20 T .1 8 It 31 IS . . .
Odell Jas, mtg ou land A T Merwln se'4
seJ4, Sec 22, nwH See 20, nej nek
Sec 27 T 8 S It 12 IS . . . .
Predmore John, mtg ou laud Ux (irande
LnndCoeVa nwJ .t 20 acres oil u end
ofej-a sw.'-4 Sec 5 T 38 II :w o except
ing: commouclug at uw corner block
15.1 Chiiilln's ad'u to l.a (irande tlieuco
ll 320 ft, e W ft, s 320 ft. w SRI ft. . . .
Perry W S, mtg on laud Myerw Pros nM
ne!4. neW se4 it lot 1 Sec 31, nwk
swi neJ4 sei ,t lots 1, 2, 3 it I See 35
T 1 is It 31 IS .t sel neki lots 1, 2 .t 3
Sec I T 2 8 It 3.1 IS
Perkins (leo W, mtg on land Asn C ChHse
swU uwli uw J.J Sec 32T7S ll
40 IS ...
Perry Mary, mtg on hind 1) Painter K
sw)4 ne' Sec .Hi T 7 S It 15 IS
Itnmsey O N.mtg on land II W Weaver
lot 1 .t ne'.f nw See 19 T 2 8 It 37 IS .
Itnmsey O X, mtg on land .Ino M Halo
uwj.4 Sec 10T2S It :! IS
Itamsoy o X, mtg on land II S Xelll eJ
swSec I, ne , nw!4 neSccu
T 3 It : IS
Uefsell P O, mtg on laud Jno W White
aw Ji HWJi See 1 1, nuj.4 nwH, swt ne
Sec 2.1 T 1 X It :'.'.! IS
Springer Pettis, mtg 011 land of Ambrose
Clark ne'4 Sec 2 T 2 8 It 35 IS
St John A X. mtg on laud ISdwd ISbeli lots
17 ,t 18 block 123 Chaplin's ad'11 to l.n
(irando
Snodgrass W J, mtg ou laud .1 W 1'iiulk
vVi nwJi, lioj. Sec I T 3 S II 3(1 IS .
Snodgrass Vt J, mtg on land J W Kitchlng
lot 9 block 0 (irandy's ad'u to l.n
(irando
Scott It V, mtg on html II II (iorham .t 1)
W C Nelson lot 1 it fraction of lots 2 it
3 block 20 Xortb Powder
Humidors 1) II, mtg ou land Thos Irwin
4 9.1
1 ft',
19 9,1
5 10
ft9 53
12 05
no 12
10 97
r9 1
10 90
11 00
118 80
30 83
5 70
1 10
3 CO
20 20
r, co
12 05
I 10
8 50
I 25
10 10
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10 I
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8 10
II. L. DHAOON, Tickc
4 nwH 't lots 2, 3 ,t I Sec I T 8 S It
Snow Zcra it M L Olmstead. mtg on land
Snmantha Johnson und'd in M
soJ4, nwjj se.'i, sU nwjf, nuV. nwt-J
Sec 7 T88 It 12 K, also uud f in
n;-(, nwH nw'i See IN, nWncK
Sec IS, se1 , nej-i Sec lh, v4 sw A See 7,
iihhH Sec 7 T 88 It 12 IS
Wnkollold Ira, mtg on laud Itobt. I John
son, conmenclng at so comer ofwUi
swJi Sec 1.1 T 3 S It 10 i:, thence 10 rods
n. 10 rods w, 10 rods s, 10 rods e to be
ginning, containing 10 acres, in Cove
ens u ., mig 011 laud l-.zra ( iiniulv nuj
swH se.', sw1, 1 no1 , See 30 T 7 S It 10 1. 2 H)
Waelty Adolph, mtg on hind OK Troek,
commencing at nw corner lot 1 block
1,) sunimcrvllle, thence northeastern
120 ft, northwesterly 50 ft, southwest
erly 120 ft.southensterlv .VI ft to begin
ning . 1 00
and ou Monday, the VJthday of October, 1891, at
the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, at the
court bouse door In said countv and State, 1
will sell the above described real estate at pub
lic miction to the highest bidder for cash, sub
ject to redemption, to satisfy said warrant, costs
ami accruing co-ts.
J. T. IIOI.I.KS,
SherlU'of t'nlon County, Oregon.
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2-19-tf. THE RS. & M. Co.
House Painter Paper Hanger.
All Kiii els of Grrilniog: Necitl3r Done
UNION. OUIXION.
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RINTING!
Tho facilities huvini; been increased by the addition of a fine nf8ortmen. of
now type and n lurt;e invoice of tho lineal papers and material, is now better
prepared to execute
THE IIsTDBST WORK
on short notice. Call at once if you want anything in tho way of
Letter Heads, Circulars, Business Cards,
Hill Heads, Envelopes, Society Cards,
Shipping Tags, Keceipt-, Visiting Cards,
Legal Hlanks, Ticket, Wedding Cards,
Postura, StnU'iuente, Hall Program?,
Coiihtitiitiotui, Jty-Uws, llriofs.
PRICES REASONABLE.
Batisfuotion Oiitirniituod in Hvury liuUmoa. Orders by Mail Promptly
.VtUmded to, MUUmt Tlltt OUItQ0V S00UT,
Union, Ortjgon.
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All the Famous Features of the Great Forepaugh Show.
Tho Splendid Trtplo Circns- The Mamnioth Oouhle Meniiperie Tho !-o ' Stirring
llippodroinc Haces The Territlc Gladiatorial Lion Act Tho Marvclmoly
Trained Fighting, DanciiiB and (To n Klephants, tof-ether with all of
ADAM F0REPAUGH Jr's
Attoundinj; Sensations, including Ins fM.OCKl Troupe of Kducated Ranch-bred Hronchoi,
JtM.000 Trainod Stallions, tlm Quadrille Dancing Klephants, tho .Soinoi.-ault Dogi,
Trained Jlule, etc., etc.
US-Sec the Combined Korcpaugh and Wild West Street Tarade at 10 A. M., on thft
Day of Kjhlbition. Absolutely the Most Novel, Hrilliant, Romantic and S upendoui
l'roces.Nional Display ever Witnessed Anywhere on Karth.
FXCLUSIVULY-HXHIBITHD $ FASCINATING FEATURES,
NEW, DAZZLING AND STARTLING ATTRACTIONS.
MAGNIFICENT AND SENSATIONAL HIGHWAY HOLIDAY FREE DISPUYS.
tarTwo tV.mplote Kxlubiiloni Dally at l.ial Hour. Admission a uuial. Cheap
Itouud Trip lCxouflons on all RailroaiU. . Imc AgrnU fur pirtleular. For tbt
aoeomuHNUilou of the puUltf who would moid the oruwd at tin- KroumU, reserred
HMiibrl ata (at tho regular rioe) ami adiui.ltin tkkeis, at the utuul vlL'ht advance.
Onu be obtnlnou at '
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Dumphoy'H Dnitf Htoro, Lu Graiulo,