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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-12-15

GAINED FIRHT PREMIUM For 0RrArrs~
u MERIT 1t the New Ori.ans Gotten Centenn;.i
snd Werta. Exposition. for refined and Wonder.
oonmissioner!, from each Of X. ss.ss sSs ..::
finest carved: r"sewoed nhish--nnest imported
Of best patent steel wire-keys hest tvory. or.
new patent ntrel tuning Device instead Of va.
10 the freasc.t inv htion ever made IN pianos, Il
consists "f ststi mary btrel tubing plus that are
set IN mold and molten Meei IL run rurnd ~
pins. ke. ring them rolitly fl place. shiinIls a.
shsli pm !: mail :" :ssstly n. the tati.n.ry Pin.
the pina After the striugr lrss~rly slrt tcAed
The piano can NJ y gt out VI tu.e the rvs, plenk
mate. This will be appreciated ly ali musictsns
in city OF country. It will stand y: years without
tuning. and il good f'r lVo. No other piano has
Great strength and dura bility 10 smother adv.,.
tage. In other pianos holes are bored in wooden
os..d. J.. and tuning pin. inserted The lins tn,n
" In tune and 1t often CRACKS. splits. dries out
becomes utterly totally and entirely worthless a.
!. =; nu.ic:l instrument Our s.sea tuning device
soanding board Is 30 constructed that our pianos
car never become thin or metallic In tone. They
saved. This patent alone IL worth millions ma
makes :ur piano the greatest in the World Prices
are no higher than other pianos buying direct
OF $2O0-Deslers profits. Dent mind the omin.
Gus growlngs Of deslers and agents. who sec their
chances Of se hing poor piano 1t big pr at VI
$500 slipping away-pity them.
We guarantee our pianos 10 years. 100 STYLES.
We have put our prices At lOwea' bed.rork OF
Cash. A 5000 piano for $a49.5O; $500 pin TOR
e20 30: $40 pisno for $375 80; el5UO p,sno
for $3.50. Upright Cabinet Grands, with st. oil
and rubber covers shipped on car at San Fran
cisco TO any part Of the United States. Cshsda or
Mexico. Our tegins are cash with aries. II rot
- represented money returned. We occasionally
have coed second hand pianos. made over At 500
own. White or cali for catalogue, free.
TN. AniSell Piano Co
Onlc~ and Wareroous Odd Fellows Hall. former
Market and 7th Streets; Factories. Folsom
ehotwell h 18th Streets: San Fl. ucisco. Cal
ifornia. (Agents wanted.l
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-27
4 Wemanr Confession

Do sou know, Mary, ! once ac-
tunlly contemplated suicide" "You
hofrify me, Mr.. b. Tell me about
it," 81 was suffering from chronic
weakness ! believed myself the
most unhappy woman in the world.
! looked ten year. older than / real
~ war and I felt twenty.
Life seemed ~ have nothing in it
worth living for" u have *
pcrienced all those symptoms my
self Wcll"2 well, / was saved at
the eleventh hour from the com
mission Of a deed which ! shudder
to think Of A friend advised me
10 take DR.. pierce's Fayorite Pres-
cription. did 10. IN an Incredibly
short time ! felt like new being.
The Prescription cured me, and /
owe Dr. Pierces a debt of gratitude
winch ] can never repay"
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-27

Tie elephant az F4s run ~ ns1t
% tie tender n ihe engine. One q
the elephants bein. u 20 investisai-
ing turn Of mind ran his snoui out
and lifted tie ia OF the Eaies tank.
which supplies the boiler. Il ON
tanned several hundred gallons Of
water. Either as . practical Joke OF
the engineer, OF csc because he was
uncommonly dry, the huge beas; in
serted Bis trunk and began 10 draw
Of the water. TIE other SIX ele-
plants soon caught or TO the wrinkle.
and soon seven long black shouts,
Ike 50 many rubber hoses, were
making the wai.-r drop ia the tank
zs Il tie bottom had fallen out
Both tie train employees and the
show people we've busy loading other
cas-. and the fact that the elephants
had df4ns cd. i..s water III wss nui
discovered unit. the train w4s ready
70 STAR. Then there wls music ia
in the air. but seven happy elephants
Looked peacetul.y and sereneiy Oh
and took the world just as they
Aund il w.thou; making any IN
uece%arY fuss over small things.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-27

THE HAuGHTY HorsEwlFE.--Do
you sec how proudly that woman
walks ?"
Il do. She is q millionaire p
"Oh, no. It would bother her
husband 10 raise $50 in cash.
But she can't be proue Of her
beauty"
NO"
Then what is it?n
"she has made thirty tumblers Of
jelly this fall, and none Of her neigh
bors has made ever fifteen. She has
a right to hold up her nose"
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-27

i il matter II regret that the
spir.; Il progrsss has substituted the
railroad i9s the old-time stage
coanhes, the quaint saying Of whose
drivers viii long b. remembered By
thur nho had the good fortune 70
visit the mountains When the gran.
deur n ,he scenery WA only equal
e By the disconfort the Traveller
bad u undergo.
The Drawer remembers CONVEX
sation with 2 mountain Jehu, whose
anxiety v .eafn the profession Of his
passenger was somewhat remark
bible Said he 1--WE driven piles o
lawyers. mister plenty Of EN-. Law
yer yogr-self2"
~"
+Ah, Clergyman, perhaps? I've
had ~ end % them aboard"
$50. I'm not a clyfgymsn."
Though, not. ses at a glance
yolfe # d,etor. Had doctor with
fne lat trip Nice fellow he was.
t)o Where dyer practice 2"
I'm NJ, physician" war the
response I'm a journalist"
"ludeed a journalist, Ell? Wei
I'm mighty glad u that. I'm dny.
ing Journalists all the time. In fact
Fir, ! Jriye everything that ha,
bfains II afperls November Maya
zine.
Two decentralization Of in.
ability could ~ ~ further than in
The prayer of good brother NOR
used " dry-goods than leadin,
canp-neeting ~ Lord We are 81
wesk ~ weak H. 50. ~ bastin,
thread 20 ',.-s
Scr does the Dfaner believe Their
was any ins.ncerity in The request 0
the colored boy who, when his turr
came W lead the prayer meeting, ob
served % Lord, I pray Thee max
Thy -eryant couspicuous." Editor
drawer in Ilarper's Monthly.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-27

Tie ste-n eounfenznos 4 fse Old
Nan u tie Nounizin. tie great a.
traction d ths FranooDiz yotch, i
productive q inEsh msrrsment
Tie Drawer bsrs of sersrsl cases
10 point which ~ % si,gH thas Il
The Oh Nan y r.e q 5sntain wers
p.oessaaz3 %. any .ense u brfnos Il
all, iisse4e y gazing steralr igrsg5
tie so1ih Bl;a ~ eEp-sssion more
indicative u wrath than q the sgr-
F0E attribu.ed % him - is= lszsn
We s5O1il expect y ~ Lin pe-pet-
'sally Oh the brad grin.
i nae 10 August u the seasyn
goDe y that Al zzsl spinis;eT AT
with = yo1nger hiend zaziny s;ezd-
f4stIy q the O.d Mzn's Ice. siudy-
Ing dsepiy the gigantic rolks whieh
form The mo1th, noee. ard f,rehezd.
Mary, 4he aid, suddenly, grzs,-
Ing The oiher b. tie haad---N zry.
re twenty-five ysars sinoe Has
here lasi. and ise dat iook DAY
older than be did ihen Aina Il,
Wonderful Mary
Tie Ysnlsgs ground from shica
The los l. uaost s4sily seen i srazli
rustic asbss, around tie side. u
which rln board s.azt-. upon HAich
Sireph0s and Phyllis have CARED
tier names II ca4rzc.sfs u rzri0us
degrees II artistic e1cellsDoe. Il l.
here, says the g1ids-b,yk, thai
Romeo and Juiies lore " 1t in I'll
cool 81 the nooalighi. gazing apg..
The Tranquil surface Of Profile Lake
the Old Mans Mirror, a. it j.
called, a. If that seysre-yiszgsd I'd
monarch Of the hills ever s,ooped 70
such vanity,
y "a. afropf1 d ttlE g1lds-DOok
declaration concerning the tsste Of
StreFhon and biz loye that he
Drawer oyerheard q fair young brids
remark, Hon true il l., George
dear I, i - quiet. ~ loyely, and
lus, the Place fgF . courtship. Isn't
1t m bad Ne couldn't had our here?
-Oh. don't know Wa the pro-
saic response. i don't think this
il 20 good place for filtration a.
they seem u think. Why, it, in full
yiew u the Old Man.
That's true, replied the girl, sad-
/ ly, that the romance ri the situation
was thus rudely shattered and then
catching sight II The iace once more,
ahe cfie1, joyfully. But zee. George,
he l. always looking the other way"
-Hapsris Drawer.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-27

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I'D s;yis ioF tuea.y yea-s--z p-zezi.zl
cilsinlsi-s1-zf.e --.l.sr 3 ez-trier pFsr-
arstlDn. ac1inx ~ =; here. ard .zkiag
ffoin . iLsFs. unt- he pT1d -ce5. ~
slss szid. the EIee. z-e5tcsns ever made.
u cssfs1 her Il co1ss. gizslon All . C-sfss
the children II hive ard al the liais
ailments they ever have u ny Esss
thinks they have gofrE.s abe dosss them
with Cd sty.s We ziHzys have hcih
kinds IL the terss=. aL1 tlgethef fhey
keep the 1letor away
. And yo1 ilsis; TIA, tie pFo<5f q the
p1dding-H
1.-THE e4iin2-peciseiy. Jack, e;
boiile o. the ~ style Vinegar Bitter
men. think. Usually prefer I'D style.
usually. Try j.. and then you ali "
Ike ar Oh bachelcr win. afisr railing
against women for yezrs. Als % loye
giih q gfld woman ~ lg-t. Yo1 aiil
szy that there are gctsi and bzd patent
Medicine bat Vinegar Bitter l. the
bet II the lot.r
Al night Phil, ~ piease you. I'D Try
II and fepg'i fes1lts'
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-27
D1LWORTzS
PILLS

Thsss Pls Gs 4 s-.s.z5e And Eut-
d1.e 81 CHS. FeTsss AID a firms
q Nlllrl1 Issr-isrs We k.B1s nd
E1sul = s1.-3s f1-zs u els Dab
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y Fr-utssl ,-r-s11-rzs 1. -aEl1rl-F q
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- PSI z-sf. - & -.-1- 9. ibid u tie
br-ksZ cyF- r-cs-1- --5-- -rl,l-cs,3 IL
o4eT sEsE-s.r, tsr-s-- a. lbs lis
elu-lt l. sHrs-=-= -tsy rrrul1s tie
EtFe1lis- rsllsss As.4i1sAs- hI.slasks
AID s1rs1g1lls--s IL srsss--
Tie JON Ess.s 4 81 Eer bl1 br1-ss
th.szl E1siz1 tL.= Esa.za 4 Al Peg
sals - a. lru-si.1s azai eyun-r7-
s11Ees- EFrS5
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-27
z A S x I N E
THE NEW QUININE)

<erN Gus Prostitution,
IEE He-I SCIENTIFIC AND SUCf rs FUL
hLtrDp III ElElEl- superior ioaulline-
IT = Nilier. house physician 40 81 Fran
Cis ii-sT.fa' View I1fk. and visiting physician
20 -. -erls Hc-pira-- NeE 1ofE Ga- use1
kA-tl-ls ~ cfeF year with constant AID VI
faii r., -ii-es. H. says. ka-Eine f. O medi-
cile ~ sac ll-1ael vli1e a. az an AM plrefics
snri-El f.7rtc and 4rfsse rtic d iOwers TIE ten
lers-lIe r-fIlarls q fly. produces 70 I'D effect,
All is el-il1f o. the Taste.
Oflsf le'fers q o similar character from an0m-
1e1f ll4iyldlais Wh-cl stamp ke-zine as 3
nclDedT % ariouhied mlFit- W.ll - SEM On ap-
plies-icl-
k-sEle cla D. raErr without anv special
medic advice. 81 a. Ter bottle. sod BY all
drl-sls'- ~ seut ny q. % on receipt o price
TIE kAsKIs,E CO.. - warren 81. Y.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-27

Arrive Newark Centre station from Phiia. 4
Wilmington s04 a IN and i2l and as m week
DAYS.
Peninsula express leaves Newark ?. a m, ar
rves at Baltimore lilo m.
Baltimore passenger leave Phila- daily 1910 p
m; Chester li.i7 p N; Wilmington Hiss a m. ar.
irving Newark 400 night, Baltimore i.3l an.
Philadelphia and Baltimore express, 202 2. IN;
Wilmington, pa p. m Newark. SOS D. m, and
Baltimore, 40 p. m, on week days.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-27
NORTH.

Trains marked with run daily.
Leave Newark Centre station for Wilmington
and fhila, 5.i6 a m; ., 10 and COS p m week days
Peninsula express leaves Baltimore $50 n
arrives Newark s55 p m, runs through TO poinis
on Delaware Division.
Express train leaves Baltimore. 4.lO.; Newark
sol. a. m. North East, 5 IS a. m; Iron nm, 5.56
a. ~; Wilmington. go a. H., and Philadelphia
100 a. m, week days.
]. Il. Wood General Passenger Agent.
]. c. Shivler, Agent at Newark.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-27
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IA in1iaaa 1oes1s hzs Feoenly
dsooyrs5 - = e9r81on res5
pia-s msiieinal qaslitiss have
nsyes it'sss been sssreessi = vail
liable fsfasdy ~ torsl disog5erz.
There T. noshisz pardesiz'iy
strange atlai Glis TT
Noting
Ard ~ lie very simplify " theI
new diseogery wDsld. With aosss,
seen b ,hrow j1ss dos5s upon i.s
pope1. 10 make Il ons has only 10
po1r b.; wzteg over ihs learse n
tie E..ant u IL psepsrziions no
vat cilenliesi works snd spplianoes
are required
j. Il - ~ wD1iersd a. sinee sileh
plainly pEeiere5 fer1e5iee are r.
cogntd - u s1eh great merit In
thess dags, bias sscA wor5esf1i r.
s1lis attsnded cur gFandnOthers,
uhoss tsas and inf8sioas u sDots
and herbs and talsans, have sx-
s'ted ~ great ~ inGsenee IL tie
Saaintstanee u health snd lifs5
Certainly not,
The greatest piecs ~ machinery
ssnke " mo-; by Gssir exceeding
simplicity.
The secret II lie sleea1s ri grand
mothers remedies ras Their ffeeh-
nees and simplicity. Eysfy autumn
bund lie itle Log Cabin abBnd-
aray supplied With fresh leayes,
soDss, hertz and balszlas, Which
we're carefully died and prepared,
and laid away for use. Dfeading 70
call = doQ;0f belaDss u the expen-
siyenees u biz Af-azde trsps. they
Immediately gave attention 10 the
disease and routed il besofe il hsd
gained = sootho.d
The Oh LIZ Cabin grandmother.
il cay and high ;gcke5 gum. and
pegehaIce bespec,ac.ed ~ rough
silver, her weary ieet encaaed in
hun made slipe Il he dear sweet
DDFse who rises u the Tiew II many
= man and woman to-Jay a. tie
early year. VI life pass in Totrospect.
Tie secfet4 u gfandmo.hef's ned
ic.ne. mere rapidly being iorgoiten
ard he woFid Ma n, growing in
the gface " go1d health. T. Fes-
tofe tie N. ar, u !og cabin healing
has bern FIR gear. the des.fe II q
re.l-knorn phiianthfop.st IN whoee
ancestral line mere eight agoodly
phys.cians" II the Old style men
MIN neyef ran medical col.ege
Ease IN The wDOds, mr. medical
diploma excepi that inscriDed N
the faces of healthy and long lived
patients. Much time and money
war ezpended IN .el1fing the I'D
iormula which o-day are pu'
firth a. Ing Cabin feIaed.es, 7-saf
sapadila, hoI,s AID bgchu cougf
and[ consumption, and seyefs
othefs Dy Warner whose name i
famous and standard iof me1ic4
excsllence a.. ORR he glohe Thee
olde., newsz. and be., preparation.
have been fecf,2n.zed III NJ suca sup
erezce.hace that to-day they cai
b. fund with al H. leading deal
ef-.
When MI Ethan Alien was max
ing hist,y alohg our nof;her.
frontier during The reyo.gt.on. Co
Seth Wamer tie fighting shefida.
u that army. nAo nor ski..f.
natural doe,or Used many 8ch rem
edies n,,aoly Ike TIC Ing Cab.
ex,rac,. .auapar...a and co1gh an
consumption remedy. among u.
soidler. with famous s4cee..
There are noble iohenlant
which we VI b,-lay mag enloy
the fg.. ~ DID ,1f fYssfatners, al
u,iuy gfata4 difl fbav the baryfs
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-27
h Pin IN Time Saves Nine

Dr. piereee Pleasant purqajye
Pellet. are preventive ~ vel ~
curative, a few Of these Little
Giant, taken at the right time,
with little expense and no neon
yenience, viii accomplish what
many dollars and much ractiGce Of
time will fail 10 do after Disease once
hold you with bic iron grasp Con-
stipation relieved the Liver reyula-
ted the Blood purified viii forify
a2aingt fcyeIs and all contiguous
diseases Persons intending N
travel, changing diet water and
climate, will find Invaluable, Dr.
Pierccs Pleasant Puwatiyc Pc',ctp.
IN yial- convenient ~ cirry.
Elrrln 1HAs Ernln Surgeon
Nov, my man, / am about to am
puL,to ypIr foot.
'WeIl, - ahead"
81 would advise you 70 submit to
being placed under the influence Of
ara auu4thetic"
Hang your influences. But III
I'll you what wish you would do.
"W,UP'
Have somebody bring me the
Hsore Of the ball gamc'
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-27

French Creek Branch Trains;
Leave Springfield II 10 u m, and G 20 pm
week days and 10 a m @. Sundays,
Arrive 81. Peters Il ~ m and 0 5opm
week days, and 20 a m on sundays
On saturday only Will leave Dupont Station
| 90 and . p IN. Newbridge at 20 and IS p m
for Wilmington and an intermediate points.
on sunday leave Reading at 800 p. m. for W
mingtOn.
For connections at Wilmington, b. a o. juno
tlon, Chadds FORD junction, Lenape, C0atesville
Waynesburg Junction, BirdsbOrO, and Reading
see timetables at all stations.
+. b. HmBARD, Genr. Pass. Agent
A. q. McCAUsLAED, Supt
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-27

Iarss t,7-zz -aEies s-ze &C a7Fii-z-ia-
TEE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
D-zpz liz c.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-27
WANTED.

Statesmen, 10 sell our choice varieties
Of Nursery stock, either on Salary or
Commission. Permanent employment
the year around. Now IL the time 10
engage and solicit orders for spring.
None but men Of undoubled character
need apply. Address, with references,
MAY BROTHERS, Nurserymen,
Rochester, n. Y.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-27
DISEASES OF MEN ONLY

Blood Poison, Diseases Of an otheror
Rans neaknesAea, Nervous Debility Lost Manhood re-
sats oi rrors Youth arc speedily and permanently
cured lon ard treatise sealed free By MALI
eaarose Oh, oklhDLki III W. 18th st., New York,
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-27
$1.OO
1T "THK -

Tho POLICE GAZETTE will he mailed, w..
slates fo' three months IN rs,eipt u
ONE DOLLAR
Liberal dlsfpunt allOwe'i H. p0stmAsters aVeuts
and clubs sample eOpieF mailed free
hdifeas AL orders 70 RICHARD X FOX
nDls franklin square. y. 7
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-27
THE MODEL PRESS.

My Model Press melted me in three months
over t2OlOO-i never had instructions in print
Ing before, yet set up and printed 1000 de-
post tickets on my Model Press the day after
received i'll have made more than double
Whhl my Model Press cost me the firEt Two
months.-Have done about $4,000 worth OF
work ON my No. ! Model Press ID heats aii-
AMER three years use , lind my Model ress
as good Ms new-The Model Press is well built
and ought TO last half a century.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-01
REAL EsrArE.
TO SYNDICATES.

We the undersigned you bargains
offered Santa Barbara 1t
ranch of Three Thousand lying
of the city Santa Barbara describes
miles of unsurpassed 'front.' with magnificent
bathing beach extending along its whole front The
river of 200 inches Of
boundary ne of which the
scends the rate of about the mile The
Los Canada Cos along border
inches which wholly belongs
ranh besides which there several living and magnificent
phur spring which for sanitary is worth the whole
IL addition the above there estimated
cords Of live oak wood for which there standing offer s2O
remember this celebrated
flowing down to the ocean from the mountains above.
The Southern Pacific will within
land
work the ground the
the rush visitors
This Florence of q
6O,0 cords OF wood, at the rate of $50
Address w S WILLIAMS, ESQ., HERBERr PARKS Santa
baa Cal, DR. M HILTON Angeles, Cal. m1-1m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-01
Thanks Returned.

The following has been received by
the Young Mems Hewbrew Associa-
tion of this city.
To the Officers and Members ofthe Younq
Mems Hebrev association. Los
angeles, CAL:
GENTS II have the pleasure of in
forming you of the following resolu-
tions Of thanks passed at the monthly
meeting of our congregation "Ansche
Scholen," held on Sunday, Fe bruary
18th:
Moved by Mr.. Mark Cohen, Vice
President, seconded by Mr.. Herman
Levy. Treasurer: That the thanks
of this congregation be, and are, here
by extended to the Young Mems
Hebrew Association of Los Angeles
CAL, for their kindness to our late
fellow citizen, Maurice Moses, in the
performance of the last sad rites o.
burial to one who died far away from
home and relatives, but who was SO
fortunate as to find himself among
friends although in a strange land.
have the honor gentlemen, to be your
odedient servant,
F. RosENTsTADT,
Secretary of the Congregation
AN SHE ScHoLEN.
Hamilton, Ont, February Is, 1885,.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-01
The Pyke Opera Co.

The Pyke Opera Company has
played two engagements in Los Ang-
eles, and has left both times with the
unqualified endorsements of both
press and public. Thus, no comment
will be necessary should the Pavilion
be crowded to repletion on next Mon
day night when this excellent COM
pany commences its third engage
ment. The Pike Opera Company in
its present reorganized condition is
said to compare fayorably with the
very best light opera organizations
now before the American public. 1t
numbers actually forty persons. 1t is
customary in the theatrical profession
to advertise "forty count 'em forty"
and when the muchly doomed com
pany arrives to find that there are
but twenty five to thirty. This is
not the case with the Pyke Co.
1t carries forty peopes ), carries its
own orchestra and faisexsd sftj
cient chorus, special scenery ant.
elaborate costumes. Jennie Winston,
Louise Mar fred, Genevieve Reynolds,
Louis DeLange, G. M. Pyke and Jos.
5reensfelder 1ate of the Carleton
Company are among the prominent
members. The repertoire for the
week will be A Night in Venice-Mon-
day, Tuesday, Wednesday nights and
Saturday matinee. This opera is by
the famous Waltz King, Johann
Strauss, and is undoubtedly his
greatest work. On Thursday, Friday
and Saturday nights Buscallossi's 4
Les Mantea,Gr NOR (The Black
Mantles) will be heard.