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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 15, 1904.
6
DR. MORRISON,
Dentist
Office 707 Commercial Ave.
The Daily Bulletin.
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PERSONAL MATTERS
Notes of Interest Relating to Citizens,
Their Fnends and Rel
t atives.
Mrs. M. E. Keith is confined to her
home with ia grippe.
Mr. A. P. Ehs. the grocer, is in St
Louis on business.
Mr. George Tounker has gone to Pe
oria on a business trip.
Mr. Oscar Tamm returned yester
day from a business trip to Tararas.
Mr. Douglas Halltday left yester
day on a business trip to Nashville.
Alderman James Meehan is spend
ing a few days in St. Louis on bull
tees Mrs. George Lattner is ill at her
home on Eleventh street, with ma
Ittria.
Miss Floy Hau lier left for St. Louis
yesterday to visit relatives ami
friends.
Mr. C. W Shaw and daughter. Miss
Bli taoua, left for Chicago la;.t night
Raymond, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Povi -s. of lTufl Poplar street, is ill
vith acudles Bd bronchitis.
County Clerk Lee B. Davis went to
Saiem. Ill . yesterday to visit rela
tives and transact business.
Miss LucHe Penny It of Paducah.,
about Sunday in Cairo as the guest of
Itiea Martha Boyd, of Twenty-first
street.
Miss Katharine Kelly, who has been
ill at her home. SIX Nineteenth street,
with measles and pneumonia, is .-.light
ly on proved.
Miss Katherine Jordan, of Clinton
Kentucky, th 1 efficient correspondent
of The Bulletin at that place, was in
Cairo yesterday.
Mr. John W. Eakin, secretary of
the Cairo Electric and Traction com
pany. has returned from a business
trip to St. Louis
Mr. B. K Brown and Mr, C. W.
Bateman. of Thebes, were in the city
yesterday The latter Is proprietor of
)lts hotel ai Thebes
Pi-f.T Kara, of St. Mary's Infirmary. !
l pen,i,ng a few days at No're Dame
bid. She will probably return the lat j
tor pjri i I this week.
Mrs. Maud Kinder and child left
yesterday, alter a few days' stay in j
Cairo, to join Iter husband, who is en- '
gaged in the lumber business at Mem
phis
Mr Will Evans, formerly of the Pa-1
rttieah Ledger, was in Cairo yesterday !
en route to St. Ix)iils, where he will !
locate. Mr Evans is a linotype op
eiator. Mr. Aaron Reeee, of Chicago, gener
al agent of the New York Life Insur.
ance company. Is in the city visiting
his daughter, teacher of the Cairo
ktnriergarden.
Word received from Mr. A. E. Rust
who is at Hot Springs. Ark., foi bis
health, reports him much Improved
and he expects to return to Cairo with
Mis Rust this week.
Mr. George Wessingei has returned
from Chicago, where he went to
acquainted with a baby son. which!
was Imrr recently. Mrs Wessinger Is
visiting with her mother, Mrs. Walk
er, in Chicago
Mrs. Mary Burke and rtsuRhtier
Miss Katharine Burke, of Jack"ii
Tenn.. who have been visiting their
son and brother. Mr E A Burke and
family, left for Shawn, .. Kla . ye,
terday to visit relatives.
Mr. Ualden Miller, the genial
freieht agent of the Mobile and Ohio
railroad, spent yesterday afternoon in
town calling on shippers Mr Miller1
has always beep na loyal rriend to the
Cairo gateway and his visits ar- look
ed forward to with interest
Secretary M J. Fambaker, of the :
K. I. T. league, will return from Vin
eenncH today, white he went on base
ball business. During his absence Mr.
John F. Rector Jr . of the Mound Citv
Send Your Orders To
Franklins Wholesale Mail
Order Whiskey House
497 Ohio Ltvte.
OAIHO, I L.L..
WMakiet. Rranrtio. 'One Winn. rrt
rv l,iqtifr. WhukeT K.m per gallon
KB1 Up
IJ-nfH Dick $4.00 Pr frallr-n.
When In Caere V,l
HIANK LIN'S CHICKEN COOV BAR.
The ranet itak)ite mlmn in llllaois.
Enterprise, filled the position of tel
"graph editor on The Bulletin.
Miss Lottie Parks has aeeepteii a
position in the office of Dr. Clark.
Mr. E H. Holt, of St. I.ouis, has ae
Cepted a position with (. N. Biiehan
an. the music dealer, and has brOttgftl
his wife to this city.
Master Herman Katzinger is ill at
his home. Hi Thirty-fourth street,
with measles.
Hon. and Mrs. Y. B. Gilbert leave
today for a visit with their sons. Wil
liam, at Chicago, and Barry, of Cedar
Rapids la.
Mr. Wood Rillenhouse has return
ed from Greenville, Texas, where he
went to attend the funeral of his lath
er-in-law. 11. 1) Lewis.
Mrs John Hartley and Mrs (ieorge
S. Atcher have returned from a visit
with relatives at Paducah. Ky.
Mi. James Carson resumed his du
ties at the Mobile and Ohio train (lis
pateher's office yesterday, alter an
illness of several days wiiu a light
case of smallpox.
Mrs. Wm Kiler and daughter have
returned from a visit with relatives
at Kvansville.
Mrs. Mary Jones, of Metropolis is
visiting Mrs. John K. Rector, of ,"il3
Walnut street. She leaves today for
points in the south to visit relatives.
Mrs 11 0. Farrow has returned
from St Louis, where she purchased
New York
! stock for
ity last
lis dry i
-tore.
Mrs Carl Jones has returned from
visit with relatives in Wickliffe.
Misses Ethel. Inez and Irma Win
ter returned yesterday from a visit
with friends in St. Louis.
Miss Maynie Cushman, of Park
Place West, has for her guest Miss
Emma Bradley of Columbus, Ky.
Mrs. Walter Williams is visiting
friends in St. Lewis
Attorney Hunter Bird leaves today
for a business trip through southeast
Missouri
Mr. Win. Jones, who has been con
liued to St. Mary's infirmary with a
broken leg caused by falling from a
ear while switching in the Illinois
Central yards, was able to h ave the
, hospital yesterday.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS
Brief Mention of Events Concerning
the people of Cairo and
Vicinity.
All tramps are being run out of Pa ;
liucah by order of the chief of police. !
United States court will convene to-'
day and take up the Klaehskamni case
Wm. E Kilbitrn and Mrs. Ada M
Harris were married by Judge Ros
at 8 p. m. Sunday
A force of men wen' busy yester
day filling the mud holes between ihe
tracks at Central Cnlon station.
Wm. Peitit. an old resident of
rhebes. died at his home yesterday
nrrning He was 01 years old.
'Hi use in the river has caused the
Mpe water to put in its appearance
and Ike low places in the city are rap-
Mf. dark-: Jam. s-in, formerly eac
pittyed ai Charles Wundi rlich's bar
lM f sin',', now has charge of the shop
at tl.e I' anters' House.
Maniage licenses have been issued
10 William Riley aged IX and Miss
.'biggie Howard, aged )J. and William
u. Kilburn. aged 'S and Mrs. Ida M.
Cri.b. ged All of the parties re
Rev Lew D Hill, of tlu- Christian
church, preached his farewell sermon
Sunday evening His subject was
The Grace and Favor of God. " Rev.
Hill will leave Wednesday for Hani
man. Tenn.. for his health. It has not
been decided who will fill his place
Work on the piers of the Thebes
bridge is being rapidly completed and
'he pier nearest the bank is now ready
for the iron work to begin The pier"
will soon be completed and the sand
hogs" will soon be a thing of the past
at Thebes
There atSSBJ In lie deallll (if sleep
ing Quarter! in I'airo at the iires,-nt
limp and during the session of the cir
cuit court and I nited States court
many people have been compelled to
sit up in the hotels and restaurants
all night and get a few hours sleep in
t hi.- way.
K M il Manning was fined $.'.", in I
i d yesterday for carrying conceal
nl weapons Wm. Bird. Leona It. v
nolds and 'ieorgi W ,i. were arrest
! Sunday by Ofleerl Madison and
vVlisos) for disorder!) conduct The
first two trt in jail and Cole will MI
I i line
There wa- no cnimdl meeting las'
night as bad been expected, ami the
matter o Winter Brothers' applica
Um lot permission to erect an let
suss ressaiss settles! The imibi
ing committee voted to permit it. but
il takes eight members of the council
to adopt ihe te, nmnii nda'ion and it
i- not eertaJii that thi- number will
lavor it.
A meeting of the order of Hon Hoos
in argSSiMtlps of lumbermen, will be
held at Paducah Saturday and elab
SfSjaj preparations an- being made
I he concatenation will take place at
Iks' hall Saturday night at ! odor,
oid after the initiation a banquet
il be 8jveri at l!n Palmer HsSJM
iih plates for alxnit Itsi guests It
is expected that - veral Cairo mem
ers of the order will attend thf meet
Rev John Nye nl Paris. Ill . foreman
f the federal grand jury, who preach
d at the Methodist church Sunday
norninfc. wB deliver an address at
he Cairo Bay list church tonight for
I he benefit of tho old soldiers Ret,
Nye was chaplain of the Kighteenlh
Illinois volunteer infantry. The lec
Hire will be free and the general pub
lie is invited. Rev. Nye is a cousin
of the famous writer. "Bill Nye." de
oeesed.
The ,lno. A HayiKs lioat store is
one of the oldest establishments of
its kind in Cairo, it owes its blub
standing and popular favor largely
to the excellent management of the
man whose name it bears and ,vho
was a practical charge long before
J its founder. Capt. 0, A. Williamson.
; died It will remain a fixture in Cairo
j business life by decision of Miss
Anna Havnes and under the direct
' management of Mr Kit llaynes. who
; has long been familiar with its de
' tails.
Tit properly mark the importance
from an artistic and social standpoint
of the Elks' minstrel to be given at the
! opera house next month, a masnifl
: cent souvenir program is to be pre
; pared and distributed at the perform
, ance The program will consist of
much interesting matter relating to
i the order of B. P. O. Elks and the local
lodge and will contain the program
proper in detail. In addition some at
tractive advertisements will be ac
Icepted, and a committee of the local
lodge will canvass the city with a view
:- to offering this valuable medium to
the local advertiser.
THRESHER OR THRASHER
A Difference of Opinion in Regard to
Orthography The Puzzle Editor
in Disgrace.
Ihe Bulletin office was the recipient
yesterday of various communications
most of them friendly and notxl na
regard to the proper spelling ot the
until thresher, the answer to the fifth
picture of the farm implement puzzle
published in The Bulletin of Sunday
March 'l li is contended that the word
may not only be spelled thrasher, but
that this spelling takes preference and
more than one family dictionary has
teen consulted as to the orthography
of the word. The Bulletin is asked to
state its authority and to explain why
the judges of the contest disqualified
ill answer where the word was spell
As far as the gentlemen who kindly
icted as judges ot the farm imlpement
, pussie series are concerned The Bulls
i tin hastens to disclaim any responsi
! biilty on their part. With the coupons
, -vas delivered to them the printed ans
wers to the puzzles in which tip- word
was spelled thresher. The judges act
! ed only on the data presented to them
!and accepting The Bulletin's informa
tion as correct did not. consult the au
1 thorities. As to the authorities them
' selves The Bulletin has been guided
bjf the Century dictionary, and on
j pages MM and MM the word, spelled
j both ways, is given. Thresher, and
i spelled only in that way. is ipeClBcSil
I ly stated as a farm implement, while
' thrasher is given as one who thrash
es" and also as a small bird of the
I 'hrush species. Even the individual
j who "thre-hes grain'' is. according to
this authority a thresher The Bullc
tin does not lielieve that there is a
i farm implement house In the I'nited
States which disagrees with its spell
I ing of the word
The Bulletin admits Its liability to I
nor but believes that thresher is
I the best form of the word as applied m
I the implement as distinguished from
, the individual operator It also consid
, rs that the judges acted fully in ac
MTdaaee with fairness and impartlaii
; ty and in strict accordance with tie
ondltlOH of i he contest.
THE CAIRO CREAMERY
cry Butter, Ice Cream. Fruit
erButter. Ice Cream. Fruit
Ices. Etc.
Mr. B. N. Wing, proprietor of the
Cain) Creamery, has the machinery
, and fixtures of his plant installed in
the ha-i mi nt of the building at Wi
, Ohio Levee street, and is dally turn
ing out the products "f the eoMere
princiial among which at'- CTefJSjef
butter and ice eream
The machinery of the plant uch as
ho large church ice (ream freezers
it.d better machine are run by steam
sever from a small engine The
mini has a rapacity of loo gallons
i b'it onh one half this amniint is
Cftereed at one time. The butter ma
hine i- iise in kneading the butter
'and pressing the milk from i'. making
i il firm and solid
All flavors of ice cream, fruit ices
ate! brick in i ieam are manufactured
land the CSpSjCitJ in this line is toe
geikSM per day.
Mr. Winy etl his milk and cream
frosj twn creameries ootetde if Cairo
anil receives a fresh supply deity. He
is finding a big demand for his pro
ducts and will no doubt meet with
much SUCCest
C FANCY JOB PRINTING.
I THE BULLETIN HAS JUST f
RECEIVED A SUPPLY OF
NEW UP-TO-DATE FANCY
STOCK FOR PROGRAMS, IN
VITATIONS, ANNOUNCE
y men in, ncuumu nus,
ETC. AND IS PREPARED TO
S SUPPLY THEM ON SHORT
NOTICE TO THOSE IN NEED
OF PRINTING IN THAT LINE.
IN THE FEDRAL COURT
Important Case Against East St. Louis
Firm For Misusing the United
States Mails.
I he United States district court of
hauls returned yesterday ami will get
dOS n lo business again this morning.
t. 'd important case is set for hear
ing ioday. "The United States vs. the
National Mercantile Co.." of East
, St Louis, of which Henry Flachs
kamm and R. W. Reeves are the prin
cipals. The defendants wore in the
.cheap jewelry business in East St.
I Ottia and are accused of using the
OUtits for k S. H-lt ) swindling operations
in Jlspoetac f ii.' ir wares. The case
i was tried in Spriimlield alsnif a year
ago and comes lo the court here on an
order for retrial and an original ver
dict of guilty.
There are a number of witnessses in
the case, among then several ladies:
Mrs .1 B Morgan Miss N. M Adams,
of East St Louis: Miss Eva Williams
ot St Louis: Mr. T. M Stein and C. F.
Rodeuberg, of East St Louis.
Among the attorneys in the case
are Alex Flannigan. of East St l-ouis
and Angus Leek, of Cairo.
The war is on between Stone Broth,
ers and the credit grocers. Here aro
some shots from the Stone llottliia, 2
pounds be dsteak. de: '1 cans t una
toes. 25c: 2" pounds granulated sugar,
fl; creamery butter. Mc
POOR MAIL SERVICE.
The mail service between Cairo
and Thebes is becoming almost tin
I 'l iable The Cairo dailies are from
tLiee to four davs old when thev
over the. Illinois Central. An organ
i '.,ii effort should be made at once.
T abes Record.
Notice.
A special train will leave here at
6:4$ o'clock tsnlgfct tor the benefit of
the members of the Kalchte of Pyth
ias, df this city. Mounit City ami
.Mounds, who desire to attend the cel
ebration at Villa Ridge. All mem
hor. are invited to accompany the
learn.
Your Cash should do you ureatcr
service at Stone Brothers than else
where Goods siuaranteeil to suit yon.
Prices couldn't be lower if they weru
thrown in a well. Your friends art
the people arho help you save your
dollars.
The younK rnan held up Saturday
niKht. mention of which was made
in The Bulletin Sunday niornitis. Wejaj
Harry Uerlxtldman. an employe of
L"nlcr and Beno.
German Bicycle Trade.
Germany, rlurinc 'he first nine
month" of !9"3. exiorted Hicycles to
the value of 4.04(,M9, showinj; an
increase of mure than LM per cent
over the same period of 1001.
Stockholders Meeting.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Citizens' Building and
Ixan association of Cairo. III., will he
held in the secretary's office Monday
evi mug. March :Mst, tiM for the
election of three directors and such
Other business as may come hefore
the meetinc.
All stockholders are requested to
he present.
E A BIDER. President
J. (' ntoW'LKY, Secretary.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY.
$3.00 St. Louis and return via Illi
nois Central railroad. Tickets will be
sold March 24th, for trams leavirg
Cairo 5:30 and 11:42 a. m. Good re
turning to and including March 28th,
Jesse Orra Hunt
FINE
Dry Goods
Commercial Ave. and Seventh St
DRESS MATERIALS
Spring Dress Goods The latest
Weaves, Voile:. Eolienncs. Crepes
and English Batistes in Black
Wrutc, Gray, Green, Blue and
Champagne.
Wash Fabrics for Shirt Waist
Suits Plain. Dotted and Checked.
CORSETS.
Just received a new line of R. and
G. air) G D Corsets in l?tet
Styles including the deep hips
These ire the two best makes of
$'.00 Corsets.
NOVELTIES.
The choice assortment which we
have ready for your inspection
represents the latest novelties,
styles not shown elsewhere in
Csiro.
LADIES BELTS.
The styles shown here are strictly
up-to-date, including the newest
styles in Girdle Belts.
BUSINESS LOCALS
RATES FOR BUSINESS LOCALS.
Onetime per line 10c
Each additional insertion per line So
Annual rates made known on application.
Miss J. L. Davis, Trained Nurse,
surgical, medical, obstetrical. 424
, Eleventh street. Cairo, 111.
All the lalesf Catholic literature
now on sale at Mrs. Frank Cassidy's,
;:14 Sixth street. Statues, crucifixes,
rosaries and every variety of prayer
books.
! The Baptist ladies will give a cof-
j fee sociable at the residence of Mrs.
Howe. SS3 Sixth street. Thursday af
ternoon between the hours of 2 and C.
i Admission ISc,
I
Coal, Lump and Washed, Quick de
livery. Lump at $2.75. Cairo Phone
4, Bell 79, two rings. Office C. W.
Wheeler's old stand on Teuth street.
Cut flowers at Mrs L Maddens,
i 2301 Holbrook, Cairo 'phone IS!!.
Coal, Lump and Washed. Quick de
livery Lump at $2.75. Cairo Phone
439. Bell 79, t.vo rings. Office, C. W.
Wheeler's old staud on Tenth street,
tf R E CANNON.
John O'Shea. plumber; both 'phones.
No. 1703 Washington avenue. Sewer
ing, gas fitting, ete. tf
Wanted-Inspector familiar with
poplar and cypress grading. Apply,
Cairo Mill and Lumber Co.
COAL! COAL! COAL!
HIGH GRADE BEST PRICES SEE
NELLIS. 1305 COMMERCIAL AVE.
BOTH 'PHONES 324.
Hugs. Carpets and Matting. 1
have just received the largest
consignment of the very best patterns
in room-size rugs down to door mats
i ever shown in this city. Also a full
! line of Carpets in all grades. Mat
lings we are showing in tu different
patterns. 2" cents a yard up. You
will save money by examining our
mock before purchasing. B. M'lf AM
I'S .lit , So'.t Commercial avenue.
the people's column.
SHort Announcements Representing
.Their Want, Trades, Profes
sions and Various Ac
tivities. Rites For Classified Notices.
One iuscrtion t words or less 20c .
Three insertions li words or Ins ;t0c
One week M words or lew .0c ;
All over two lin-s ? SS prr line one inser
tion: c ocr line three insertion; fic pr line
one week Special rates tor one month or
longer.
All matter aet in Nonpareil Use. "
LUaT.
UNVT-AUio K. IV dance or on oplar at.
hetwe o biKhtb and Kighteenlh streets, a cold
., -:n with diamo" 1 n renter, surroundeil hy
p -arls. Return to this office.
ROOMS WANTED.
WA VTKT -Two fu-nisbed moms inadesira-
Me neichl((rn((()u. Address K. W. (i. BalletSS
oHee.
FOR RENT.
Modern nine room house. -Ill lTth st , also
modern R riHim Hal, to rent, Inquire ui Wal
ter Eirhhoff.
Modem nine room hoe, HI lTth street. In- '
(uire.of Walter Unhbotf
SALEM EN WANTED.
s i : kman -to trai el in country ami sell spe
cialties to crcra! merchants. ( e tod wanes lo
irood salesman. Address612 H. Kth street. HI.'
iouis, Mo.
PQOriMIOD Al..
Dr. Dunn. eye. ear, nose and throat. Corner
Sixth and Waahingten. tf
I! 1 1. K( IA 1 1 OTM Ks.
Special one way second class colonist raU-s lo
the west and southwest at greatly rerlureri flc
u res tia Iron Mountain route from Cairo.
NURSE.
OaelaaeHet nurse bct reference Mis:
James. UM ft MlaalasiSfl Lece.
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
WANTED A cirl for asISl house work. Ac
ply lit t WaakUffeM Ave.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Frrr Announccmenta of Those Not
Employed, Who Desire
Position!.
Conditions of Advertisement.
Ail'.rrliaeniPnts of wd eseesAffcf lhrr !htri
will he ae.TptM fire fee eee WSSSrS tisis front
any rcarlrr of The Rnllelin lo he hied ly ri
vrrtiKer i" (ir-.on. on regular form, at thr
oflirf of 'Ihf Hnlletin Company, TIW Ohio
a re The Kiillt tir Company aaiim' nore
iponiibllily or ai v art' ertiaement or alate
mcnl made testSie and will not areept thr
notice of any pemon known to le eniplo.rf.
Inqiiiric and rr-pliea to advcrllacmenti"
should hp made y mail.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Younj man of j(Kd habit want position,
clerical or outride ork; Ml SS Ml Pr month
Cm kip psfeieisof S. Addrpn R-Hcare Bulletin
BOOKKEEPER.
An SStwrtSSeSa lady bookkeeper want a
;("nin fn jj.f flmt-daaa reference. Ad
lrc n, ' M 1" care The Cairo Bulletin.
BOOKKEEPER & STENOGRAPHER.
Wantrd Positron bv onnf larl.v a biMtkk'-eper
and tenoixraphr r orntenof raphr. Kxperien
ed run furni.h ct,fl!rnt reference". Aridri-c
I.l can- The Caim Mu I let in
STENOGRAPHER.
Recrni radiialr of fltiKineaa College with
SSSMe4ttcSessefievw3l desire. poH ion refrren-
sve fjies. Add noeMe Bulletin
Yoimtjr SMf rerpntlv ronip!pP(l SSeffSS of in
trrtle will work for nominal aalary foren
periptid . Addic B. i. rare RnllPiin.
Bi? Muddy Lump, Washed
Nut. Clifton Lump or Nut,
Best Anthracite Coal. . . .
HI
McCarthy,
303 COMMERCIAL.
Phme Bell tfc nt fl., jflj.
Si v
i
A Beautiful
Is within the reach of almost every woman if she will make
daily use of
SWEET CLOVER CREAM
It Is a combination of pure materials and has wonderful vir
tue in removing roughness, healing chaps, and in making the skin
soft and clear.
Its use invariably insures
1). C. Schuh
CORNER WASHINGTON AVENUE AND EIGHTH STREET.
f ANNA LAKE HAYNES
JOHN A.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Choice Hiitter. Hams, Breakfast Bacon. Staole and Fancy
f
A
. Groceries, Fine
Special Attention to City Trade.
619 OHIO LEVEE PHONE 100.
WVSrWVMtSSWWWWWv
To Reduce Stock.
I will make a reduction of $5. (HI on every snit, and pants
the same proportion. Come early while we have a hip
stock to select from.
N. SANDLER, The Leading Tailor.
fin r rtM Kit r Bto -1 a i awrunr
I
..Cairo Opera House..
O L.WILLIAMSON. Manager.
Tuesday, March IsTl
-Messrs. Sam S. Shubcrt and Nixon & Zimmerman's
(iORdl-OUSL Y BEA VTIFUL PRESENTA TIGS
OF Till LNTfiRN XTI0NAL MISIUL-COMLOY TKILMPII
The
Merriest
Prettiest
and Most
Tuneful
Play on
Farth
A Chinese
Honeymoon
Not a vulgar line or suirtresth'R oodtiimo in the production.
191 limes ai Ihe t'asino Tliealre, New York City. Two
Yearn In London and St II Running.
The Best. Largest and Most Expensive Co. in America.
John K. Henshaw, Wm. H. Clarke, Bdraund Vkw
rettce, Ch.irles Prince, I'Mward Clarke, Toby
Claude, Stella Tracy, Krancis Knight, May
Tenbroeck, Francis Golden
TOucnun with
IOO--In The Grand Ensemble lOO
Entire lower floor $1.50 First four rows dress cir
cle 1.00, balance drcs circle 75 cents. Gallery
50 cents.
i Scats on sale at box
:30 a. in.
ONE NIGHT ONLY
t THURSDAY,
THE EVERLASTING SUCCESS!
) The World Famed
RUOTHFIl k HVI VT T,
i v a a a.
In ;i ' ir u K i il of their nnonn'UMlv MNMeeeful BpectfJtltW PlMfrtO'
MiesiesJ Pwdaethwi) t 1j
NEW 8 BELLS j&
LATEST EDITION.
fllrtKiucing all rev: Pant'itniniir Tricks, N.nv MecfaSBlcel BfTeutl mid s
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