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Alex. III. Stephens made a

Alex. H. STEPHENS made a plucky
speech at Augusta on Wednesday
night when he defied the Democratic
Convention to turn him down, and
declared that il it did he would seek
q reelection to Congress from the peo-
pie, but he tripped himself badly when
he ascribed to Washington the senti-
ment. "When bad men conspire. good
men must combine" So experienced
statesman and publicist as Mr..
Stephens ought to have remembered
that it was Edmund Burke who wrote.
''When bad men combine, the good
must associate; else they will fall one
BY one an unpitied sacrifice in a con-
temptible struggle. The venerable
Georgian, however, has the idea all
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European Matters.

London. July 3.-Advices from
Bosnia report there are 10000 Turk.
ish troops in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
and 10000 between Novi Bazaar and
Pristina. The Austrian army of &C.
cupation will muster 14O.O 600 men,
owing to the hostile attitude of the
population of both provinces. but NO
military assistance is anticipated.
Instructions from the Porte to the
Turkish plenipotentiaries in the con-
gress authorize the latter to consent to
the occupation of Bosnia and Here
govinia by Austria on condition that
the duration of Occupation be pre-
yiousIy determined, strength Of army
of occupation fixed, and the occupa-
ton confined to certain limits.
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A Portland dispatch says: cit is
the belief of old residents in Eastern
Oregon that all Indians in that locality
are disaffected, and that they will he
ready on slight provocation to take up
arms against the whites. Even the
Warm Spring Indians. who heretofore
have been strong friends of the gov
eminent and who have on several oc-
casiOns rendered efficient service
against murderous tribes of :heir
own race, refuse to join their forces
against the Bannocks, and it is
thought large party of them will
join the hostiles. 1t begins to look as
though the Indians intend to do their
worst this summer.
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There ARC Indications of wo,

There are indications of war among
the scientists. Edison claims that the
microphone invention of Professor
Hughes in England is direct pirat-
ing Of his ideas,a and that Hughes part
ner in the theft was Mr.. Preece, the
electrician of the English postal tele-
graphy. Prof. Hughes aad Mr.. Preece
have gone to the trouble and ex-
pense of cabling to this country a de-
-Dial of the accusation, and now Edison
comes forward with a mass of docu.
mentary evidence to prove it. Our
cousins across the water have before
now shown Themselves adroit at
adopting American inventions and
putting them forward as their own.
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have secured the exclusive sale of "PECKS IS INCH
CLEAR SHINGLES" which confidently recommend to
persons building the best that be selected
bolts by the latest improved machinery. GUARANTEE
these shingles to be STRICTLY FIRSTCLASS. pay
double price for any shingles of this brand which
shingles relatively cheaper than the brands because
hey durable surface require less
time and in laying them, and FULL COUNT Pare
who good roofs should have NO OTHER Call ex
anime them at my yard. Cor. Usage and Third.
43oiS~6m CH GAUSS
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No Humbu1.

The Grange Store de6es all competition
on the following prices:
A sugar. 10 lbs. for 81 60. c sugar. IL
lbs. for 81 90. Choice \. O., IL lbs. for
81 90. Common n. o., Is lbs. for 81 90.
Coffee, best, st lbs. for 81. On. CofIee.
common, 6 lbs. for 81 90. Flour and
salt. eyrup by the gallon or small
quantities, fish BY the kit or half barrel
and everything else in proportion. Don't
fail to give them call on east Main street
6-llwtf
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The affairs on the Mexican border
look serious. McKenzie's raid mas
fired the Greaser heart. and they will
retaliate. Diaz saws he will he re-
quired to make a demonstration against
the U. S. troops should they again en-.
ter Mexico.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09

The Cole County Democracy will
instruct its delegates to the State
Congressional and Senatorial Con.
ventiOns to vote for Gen. K. l..
Edwards for Supreme Court Judge,
A. NJ. Lay for Congress, and Samuel
Owens for State Senator.
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TRIED EVERYTHING.
NV IN WIccaN SAvS.

best remedy We have louad in . lifetime % sndeg.
ing. u SANFOf,DS RADICAL CURE 10 = Doe
unpleasant to tik. through Oh. neetrils and there
In inhalation. Il CLEARS the head and thruat %
thoroughly that, tAx.n each morning. o. re.ng.
able hacking during the entire day. but an unpre-
cedentei II yo!c and respiratory organs.
-E<r. j. II. E'ggda, is iorehssssr (NfssJ 6taeof'.
Each package contains Dr sanforfs Improved
Inhaling Tubs with fuli Gircrtio:s fJr ne In al
cases Price, 9fUo. Ior sale b. all wanl.sale and
ResailDru6g~ts aud Ocaie tic niset!
Agents aud wholesale druggists. Es,ston. Mass.
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The nation has one solemn assurance
sweet to soothe its fears in regard to
the Indian war. Howard is in close
pursuit, and &C latest accounts was
within 500 miles of the hostiles.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09

Hon. John |. Martin of st. Louis.
has established a Democracy of his
own, and he is now at the head Of a
strong following looking for Jno. Ma
dilHs scalp.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09

Why the Gbbe- Democrat should
head the reports of the meetings of
the Democratic Association with the
title of its editor, is more than the
rural rooster" can understand,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09

The Globe Democrat, with its charac.
teristic treachery. publishes Glover's
letter in response to an invitation to
speak in favor of the Gentry move.
ment in 1874. Mr.. Glover is a Dem.
ocratic candidate for the Senate.
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After a Thief.

New York. July 3.-Ihiladelphia
officers are here looking for thief who
aided another, already captured, in rob
bling the Office of Graves & Aulls,
Philadelp hia brokers. yesterday of SO,
900, in 1 per cent. bends.
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Judge Sidney Breeze, Of Carlyle,
Illinois, one of the oldest and most
distinguished jurists of that State last
Saturday.
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yoru,E OE FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice ~ hereby gwen that the undersigned.
guardian and curator Of Lizzie Motier. deceased.
vail make hnal settlement at his accounts i such
guardian and curator.st the next term of the Pro-
hate Cour, Of Pe,ts county Missouri. tn h. holden
~ sestslis in -aid county. the l2th day Of Aug
ust, A. u. ls.s. II. I'll. OREAR,
1-!-y3t Guardian and Curator
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09
Talk About Nerve.

The recent death Of Mr.. Albert Mellen at
Dallas, Texas, recalls a striking incident
Of the war Of the rebellion. Albert Mellen
! was a man Of nerve. He was taken pris-
oner by the federal army at Vicksburg in
1854, when he was "a years of age. lie
was ordered out for fortifcation work, un-
der negro guard. He claimed exemption,
as prisoner, and refused 10 60. A squad
Of negro soldiers, Under a white lieutenant,
was sent to coerce him with bayonets. He
looked moment at the squad, and saw
that they meant to impsle HIM if he dIt:
not obey the order. His situation demand.
ell quickness and decision. lie seized a
hatchet, lying near-as Virginius snatches
the knife from butchers stall-and sud.
denly kneeling down on the floor OF his prison
laid out his left arm and with two brave
strokes severed his hand completely from
the arm. He then rose and shook the
bleeding stump ~ the face OF the lieuten-
ant. He did not go TO the fortification.
He beat the Lieutenant and his negroes, and
what is more, he never regretted the act,
which made him 4 permanent cripple.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09
East st. Louis Inquest.

St. Louis, July 3.-The COrOner's
inquest in the case of Deputy Mar
shals Neville and Corners, killed in
East st. Louis on Sunday last. com.
menced this morning and after a good
deal of wrangling it was decided that
Mayor Bowman should not have coun.
sci present. that the city attorney
should be excluded, and that the ties.
timony should be taken in private.
Not even reporters are to be present.
Mayor Bowman and several deputies
went to Belleville this morning and
gave bond to appear for trial when
called upon.
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Mrs. Triton Writes q Letter to Ply
month Church.

mouth Church.
Brooklyn. June 2O.-The following
is just published:
To the Examining Committee OF
Plymouth Church:
81 have before me a copy Of the
charge and specifications made against
me by Mrs. b. Walton, and signed BY
her under date of May %. 1873. Ac.
companying the same is letter where
in you express willingness to receive
any reply wish to make; therefore ]
answer:
"First-That i'm my home ON the
evening of the 18th of April. 1873, l
did say in the presence of Mrs. Wal.
ton that the statement contained in a
certain card which she held in her
hand was true, correct copy of the
same being annexed to the charge and
specifications.
"Second- l did authurize the card
to be published in several newspapers
i'm the City of New York on the fol-
lowing day, and l now repeat and re
affirm the acknowled cement of adult.
cry with Rev. Henry Ward Beecher,
pastor Of Plymouth church. was the
truth, and nothing but the truth. and
that having previously published a
false statement denying the charge, ]
desire to make the truth As worldwide
as the lie had been. have no fur.
Their or other statements TO make to
the committee.
ELIZABETH Il. TLTON.
"BroOklyn, June Is, 1873"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09

Why do parents think children trouble.
some? because they cry and why do children
cry because they suffer. DIR. Bulls Baby
Syrup relieves all pain that babyhood is
subject to, and only costs .5 cents per bot
lie
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Martin j. Clardy has secured the
nomination as Democratic candidate
for the First District.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-09

Popular illustrated book (76o paces) On
MANHOOD! WoMASHOoD! MARRIAGE!
Implements to Marriage; tie cause and
cure. Sent sees'eiy sealnd. postpaid. for 50
cents. BY On. c. WHITTIER, 6i7 s.
Charles Street. S. Louis, Mo-, he Real
speciatst. Red his vol.
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WEEKLY BAZOO.

Potter's Committee has adjourned
for q week, in order 10 recover from
too much jerks.
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champagne cider at Kali
ers. 6-3O-6t
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right in his present course. and we
trust he will carry it through to a
successful contamination.
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KILLED.

Michael RI ach, yard master in the
Nandalia railroad yard. in East st.
Louis. caught his foot in a frog this
morning and was run over by the
train ana killed.
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We are prepared to accommodate the
trade, and will furnish Pianos or Organs
upon monthly ~ quarterly payments. ALL
OF the ABOVE GOODS ARE FIssr-CLAss
AND We FULLY WARRANT EACH lNsrRU
NENT To BE As REPRESENTED Liberal
discounts made for spot cash! Beware Of
'Shoddy" or "Snilr" Instruments. Circulars
are being sent to all parts Of the country
offering $3.50 Pianos for $50; or $500
Piano Tor $3.50. We warn you against such
advertisements. These men get instru-
ments built by contract and IN the cheapest
manner, regardless of quality. We deal
in oIiy LEGITIMATE Instruments, built by
kn;ULAR and ESTABLISHED MANUYACTU-
REKs. whose warrant II . P.sitirs Gwarantee
We will supply any one with low priced in
strumenis, and from responsible manufac-
ture,s. Pianos from 500 up. Organs
from $lO0 up. We keep all kinds Of small
instruments. such a Violins. Guitars, Ac-
cortieoRs, ETC., ETC., etc.
COCHRANE 4 TRCXEL,
Methodist Church Block.
Sedalia Mo.
P.S.-Send for catalogue. and state ~
near ss you can what price and style Of in
strument you Wish.
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SANFoRD'S
RADICAL CURE
For cATARRa

GOO FEET ABOVE TINE SEA

The fo,iowin9 s->timouials aro from, MKssRA j.
o. BoswoErn Co, beaver. Cob, large and iniu-
entail dyugxi>tA They IMPORT unprece ientesiiy
go b alarminxiy prcy alcnt In that rvvon.
They speak OF tho SolioSsnS gentlemen - aIuoax
their oe9e eitt1eO:
S0oaY AFFLICTED.
J. n R~rueA . O., H~sr. rhS. G-nf9essAI.
PrompteA ~ fenDNfssiinx for tho.s sfnice9
Of n sx Ssiss 1Ab1GAI Gdkx Sss A4HKsl
have been sorcly afflicted with this earfl dseaso
for four years. and have tried every known remedy
without ay all. uatii bouSh. bottle OF tfe above
CUkE from you. which gave me almost instant re:
lief ls bctnw . eor~si.0f iopsi 10 veil - local
remedy, believe 10 be all that b claimed for It
. Radical Cure for CIfaFrh. -
Oooveg. Sspt. .. I,1 With Jvpsou, ElfsS Z Co
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s0eaY AFFLICTED.
GREATLY AFFLICTED.

.xSss&. j. o. b,~worfi r. o.. RHrsy: Ge,fa'y.es,
II take pleas " r.c",nrienGlnx SAStotsDS
RADICAL CIl.E : or CATAI 70 all Who aro
afflicted with this disease u - greatly nnicted
VITA ts for long u.ns, and cured 10 " ih tw o bot.
Ties Of the aboy cCU..E- Abput year Afterwards
Twas Q gain taken with Catanh Guste severely, and
iulncdiateiy ssnt fof another bottle. which dXe0
m. all right, giving me relief from the nrst dose.
eonnstens sh ~ this remedy VIII d al that 10
claimed for 70, and more too. Wishing you success
In tls introiurtIoU, am very trui! Your.
A.W. SMITH.
Denver, Oct T. IS. Of Smith 4 DOLL
TRIED EVERYTHING.
xsssSs. j O. DoSrovtA II ca. nnrsr. Cbl:: Ces-
0emsa,-l have r>cd SANfO!.D'S RADIO Al
CCRE FOR ciTAEl:n. and 10 has given perfece
Satisfaction. 1 have tried almost crything. aud
ts - the only thing that has given me- relief.
therefore take pleasure In ~ recommending ite NE
TO all affic,ed with Casarrh Of any Kind. and onee
this - my testimony to Its bc3en,s $4,000
Very tTufy. W. =. DECKER.
beaver. Oct I. ls.a
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CAPTURED AND HANGED.

At Laramie City. one ut cheyenne.
and in fac; every here aud there on
the READS in that region Musgrove
nian WAS to be found hanging to tree
during the tour weeks that followed.
About fifteen or eighteen Of them died
that way. and the gang was NEST
eF,ctualIy hroken up."
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Eit.rS To .iUEt..

And rs the wagon was about To pass
from, under him. croiched ~ low rs he.
could, AMI sprung in:" the air several
feet. lie succeeded in his purpose.
inr his neck was broken. Not long
,i,erwar.l the r.u,ncij offered n reward
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JEERED ATrS.

nalr, ana the blow I1ade terrible
cash that fairly spurted blood. As
was subsequently learned. the skull
bone WAS fractured AMI driven in tn
the depth of an inch. | threw nv
broken pistol out into the hall where
our men were aud crew the other.
Franklin fell and Dave jumped on
him. hut ne gathered up his feet and
and threw Dave clear across the room.
Then standing on the bed. he kept hi
fists revolving IN threatening fashion,
and swore We couldn't capture him.
lie WAS very large and powerful
man. six feet or more in height and
weighing in the neighborhood of two
hundred pounds. l told him that we
had come to get him. and We expected
to take him dead or alive. He swore
We never should. and still
KEEPiNG HIS HANDS IN MOTION,
said he could get away with the whole
crowd If we'd give him a show. ]
told him we hadn't come there to give
him show. but to capture him. and
he must take fair warning, that we'd
do it or kill him. just then he fixed
his eyes ON Dave. who is very large
and well-built man. and whom he
evidently regarded "A more worthy
than | Of his attention. The blood
continued TO run down hrs face IN a
thick stream. and he presented a
terrible appearance. He fixed his
feet firmly. and his whole attitude
showed he was about to make spring
from the bed and throw his full weight
on Dave. He made it. but he didn't
quite reach. The people down stairs
declared they heard but q single re-
port, 50 simultaneous we're the shots.
When Franklin struck the floor he
was dead, and there were two bullet |
holes, hardly an inch apart. right in |
the centre Of his breast. The blood |
rushed out Of his mouth, and knowing |
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sucTiu COnttuulD2 OH the Trail. Mis-
grove was posted as to our movements
and as soon as our trio had LETT he
sent for the sheriff, who went up into
the camp Of the gang. Musgrove
gave the sheriff horse and told him
TO go hack to Denver. and if he was
caught following the gang
HE WOULD BE KILLED.
When we rejoined the party and heard
of this, we wanted tn 60 mp and attack
the crowd but the sheriff insisted on
going back to Denver, and we went.
Shortly afterward was employed by
government tn ascertain the where
abouts of the gang. and taking horse
and wagon | went out after them in
disguise, Of course. When within a
few miles Of Laramie. thinking was
SO close to the town as 10 be out of
danger. | doffed my disguise. and
few moments later ran right into
team of Musgrove's men. Some Of
them recognized me, and ! had to talk
nice and be quick about it to keep
them from killing mo. Iassured them
/; had quit the detective business and
was in the cattle line. and / agreed to
travel right with them. think they
intended to kill me when we got out
of Laramie. but gave them the slip
there. took q freight train. went back
to Denver. and sent tn Washington
the information that / had obtained as
to Musgrove's whereabouts. Commu-
nication Was slow. and as was waiting
for orders from the government. the
Musgrove was brought to
Denver 10 irons. He had gone BY
himself among some railroad men At
txnk down on the road, and recoeuiz.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-05

A YOUNG lady Of Clinton. III, sent
twenty i've cents and postage stamp
Ia reply to IN advertisement Of How
to make an impression" and received
for IN answer: "Sit down on pan Of
dough-"
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BREvITIEs.

The hanguan's rope 10 knotty. but
not nice.
"The Beautiful Blood Danube" is
the way they spell it now
1t il not loud praying which counts
With the Lord 80 much as giving four
full quarts to the gallon.
A New York druggist is seeking to
register in the Patent Office the word
symbol "Esrly Bird" as a trademark
for his vermifuge
A Mrs Howell, of Ashland. has
woven during the past five years $500
yards of carpet. What q bonanza for q
man in the carpet business.
A CANE between the bald-hssded
nine and an equal number OF drug
clerks who sell hair restoratives is
talked of.
liza young lady is sensible she will
never lace. No. she'll 60 about look
ing ss large and graceful as tub of
soap.
Do little helpful things, and speak
helpful words whenever you can. They
are better than pearls and diamonds to
strew along the roadside Of life. They
will yield far more valuable harvest,
as you will find after many days.
What is the difference between Lake
Superior and . sailor who slips off .
log? Give It up? One is an unsalted
sea. and the other is--oh, of course vcu
know-an unseated salt
Once youth is with the object of his
affections he is apt to forget all else
but the present moment. He should
always remember. however. thn: it is
essential she should occasionally take
breath.
One ry ore the writer's of paragraphs
are being drawn into matrimony, and
doubtless for prudential reasons the
great American mother in-lsw is per-
mitted to occupy . less prominent posi-
tion before the reading public.
An infant % months old and weigh
ing 1870 pounds is the spring of joy in .
Boston family. Marry early. young
man. and you may some day (or night
walk the floor with q cherub like that.
A North Carolina man has invented
Q new spark-arrestsr, just as though
the old man yelling down stairs to the
girl to come to bed, and asking if that
saphead intends to stay for breakfast.
wasn't effective enough.
mo, George" she said. in response
to his question, ut is not true that
string Of new belt buckles in shop
window would make any woman lose q
train" but, she added musingly. "some
times she may have to run little"
An up country editor writes in this
melancholy strain: 1--WE didn't want
our wife to 60 to the auction. and so We
hid her shoes. to keep ner at home.
Having occasion to 60 out IN hour
afterward, we looked for our boots. but
they weren't there; neither was our
wife. 1t isn't any use."
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-24

WANTED-A SITUATION BY A COMPE-
w tent colored woman to cook In small
family or to nurse children. The best Of refer
ences given. Address LOUISE. Democrat
office ~ Robertson street. 1eg3 1t
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&. ROUYER'S STORE,
Corner Cont and Cbartres streets,

NEW UHITAN M,
MIRO ROUYER INFORMS HIS
Nl humorous clients and tho
public In general that Nine. Rou-
yer. having returned from Europe.
and also from the North. where she
has made all her purchases by con
tract. that he Is ready to offer his
stock 81 goods at very Low Prices.
His assortment consists of large
variety OF Watches. Clocks. and
Jewelry which cannot be unsurpassed
for their freshness. their variety
aud elegant taste. Spoons and
Forks In real Aifenide.
N. y. Optic articles. Specially
for Spactaelss and Binocles. Ex-
nhnnuna mud nuta In Snnnt nnln
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PLEDGES! PLEDGES! PLEDGES!
r RESPECTFULLY REQUEST ALL PER-
i sons owing me back interest on articles
pledged by them to me 70 pay for same, By
MONDAY, December y. All forfeited pledges
will invariably be SOLD AT AUCTION
P. S.-The sale will commence on December
~ at the corner Of Bourbon and Cont streets
dels lot J. ANGLADE.
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THE sOLBIER'G TRUST.
Wednesday. Dec. ZE.

Thirty nth Grand Family Reunion and Christ
mas Gift Matinee.
A LARGE AND COSTLY ASSORTMENT OF
TOYS.
purchased Mt homo from our New Orleans uyer-
chants, will be distributed az usual on Christ
mas Day at the
HOME OFSANTA CLAUS. THE ST. CHARLES,
SATURDAY-aeeond Soldiers Trust Matinee
and II oliday Reunion.
SUNDAY. Dec. 29.-First appearance In ten
years in this city Of tho celebrated Ethiopian
delineator and German dialect actor, LUKE
SCHOOLCRAFT, and the popular vocalist and
babiplst. GEORGE GOES. In their aughabla
specially drama. THE GERMAN ABROAD.
dom N
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DIDWELL's ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
CHRISTMAS WEEK.

CHRISTMAS WEEK
THREE mAT!AEES- Monday Dec. 23-Exfra
Holiday Matlnse. Wednesday. Dec 25-
Christmas Gift Matinee; 10000 valuable toys
presented. Thursday. Dec Last Hump
y Dqmgfy Matinee. NICK ROgERTy
HUMPIY DUMPTY RECONSTRUCTED.
New acts by the Slegrist MidRets The ~ ST.
Felix Slsters-The Ian Frettas-The Miacos
And the Educated Dogs. Concluding with
Harry Dressels New Transformation Scene.
THE BUT TERFLIES' GAMBOLS. Sunday.
Dec. 20 Lolita, de1l