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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers In tho City and Wheeling People

otEpHBers III thd Sity NM wheeling LcOplt
Mrs. J.T. Reed is quite sick ut hel
home onI Market street. s;f(s1 ajJ.Ifl +
Z Peter Welty aud Peter Bachman, who
have been laid, up with the grippe, ars
again able to attend to their duties.
The Swedish Ladies' Concert Com
pany made the Stamm House Ithel
abiding place while they were here.
Mr.J. W., Hollingsworth, OF St: Glars
Vile, the Prosecuting Attorney of Bel
mont county, was registered at tht
Stamm House yesterday ~ Et
Capt. Sam 5Brubaker left yesterday
morning for Charleston. where he vii
spend several days listening to the argu
ments in theE Gubernatorial gcontes
and watching the course! Of the 14egis
lature in that matter. 49, a. :
Mrs. Daniel l., lIeiskell will be unable
to hold her Thursday afternoon recep
ton to-day on account Of. illness. Mrs
uclskell expects, however, TO- be IA
home to her friends on Thursday after
noon OF next week. 81. - ~ ~ !.
There was thought to be some slight
improvementSin the condition Of Mr.
Sam P. Norton yesterday. He is still {
very sick man, however, and his recov
cry, while earnestly hoped for by the
many friends he possesses, is as yet {
matter OF grave doubt. 4 ~ ~. hss..S' I !
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vance in the price Of raw material which
makes the advance on the finished pro-

inahco euo nuNauCc w tub uulbutu pIos
duct compulsory. u. 5;ll; N.
The Joseph Bell Stove Company keeps
up its gait In q remarkable way. Il has
been running steadily all season, and Is
now pushed with business. The, com.
pany, has only one salesman on tho road,
and yhei is working principally In the
local trade in Ohio and West Virginia.
a car load ofswaref will be shipped to
Chicago to-day. IL ia II II 81 1,
ln,rhe steubenville Herald states that the
Steubenyille 2 Furnace and Iron Com.
pany have recovered q Judgment in1the
courts Of that place for siO, 800 against
FLA. Bates. The Judgment will proba.
bly, mot inaterialize, as It Is said Bates is
execution proof, but II smay;play some
part in the suit OF Wood tys. Bates on
trial In the courts there. T--s z ~ 4, r.
H The LaBelle mill which has been or
several days on account OF the scarcity
Of gas caused by a break In the West.
Virginia Company's main at Elm Grove
will probably got a few Of the machines
on today. Business Is not pushing the
LaBelle people, In general way, but
theyJare very much lin need of "a few
nails Of special sizes. IA 2 aasli
The Wheeling Bridge and Terminal
Railway Company has already changed
the course OF Caldwcll's run. IA chan.
nell has been tcut through which 2prac.
tically stralghtens the bed Of the stream
between Woods and EoH streets. y The
gang of workman were busy yesterday
with picks, shovels and barrowB cutting
away the ENHANCEMENT onv the North
side Of the run aud filling up the old bed.
No work has yet been done on the
Southern portal. Of tho Chapline hill tun.
]. Sweeney & Sons foundry and
machine shops are. working full, prlnci.
pally on local job, work, They. shipped
fly wheel TO Capt. John Porter at New
Cumberland yesterday, and will follow
II with an engine and boiler, this week.
Mr.. Sweeney said Ito an tINTELLloKNcRR
reporter yesterday thatohe considers the
prospects for boat building this coming
Summer better than for a long time.
There Is already much inquiry, and quite
a number Of people have expressed the
intention OF building Or re-equipping
boats this season. 10
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Along the Ohio,

4 The river was stationary ! last night
with, nineteen feet in the channel ac.
cording to the levee gauge. The Andes
left for Cincinnati at 10 a. nj. yesterday.
The CIV. Bachelor passed up enroute
from Cincinnati;to Pittsburgh at noon.
The Abner O'Neal got off for Pittsburgh
at s n. m. The Elaine left for i Parkers.
burg at2 p. m. The Coal City passed
down with a heavy tow Of coal. q To-day
the Hudson will leave for Cincinnati at
I a. m.S The Courier will make her reg.
ular Parkersburg trip, leaving at Ii 80
a.. m.g The Scotia lis due up enroute
from Cincinnati at 7 q. m. !, The Pitts!
burgh Commercial Gasstie says: "The loss
OF life by steamers in the Fourth district
was comparatively, small last year, CON
sidering 200, 900 people were carried
and only eight lives lost 4 An : old 81
COW caused more deaths than that on an
Illinois railroad one day last week. y y, l4953
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s. Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth x II 30,
send Gat once and get bottle OF Mrs.
WINsLow'si SooTnINa SYRUP FOR Gull.
DngN TRETHINe.%SI Its value is incalculable,
twill relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
mediately. Depend upon it, mothers, there
is no mistake about 1t. It cures dyson:
terry and diarrhea, regulates the stomach
and bowels cures wind collie, softens the
gums, reduces inflammation, and gives
tone and energy TO the whole system,
Mrs WISsLow's I SOOTHING sYRup FOR
CHILDREN TEETHINa is pleasant to- the
taste, and is the prescription, of one; Of
the oldest; and bestf female nurses and
physicians in the United States, and is
Tor sale by all druggists throughout the
world. n Price 25 Cents a bottle. 81 MwYaw
Ft3FE-
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Rheumatism

is undoubtedly caused iby tactic acid in
the blood. This acid attacks the tibrous
tissues, and causes the pains and aches
In the back, shoulders, knees, ankles
hips and wrists. Thousands OF people
have found in ( Hoods Sarsaparilla a
positive cure for rheumatism. This
medicine, by its purifying action, neu-,
tralizes the acidity Of the blood, and also
builds up and strengthens the ! whole
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lkl,a,l Land Slltlr.'

IN Last night n badsland slide occurred
! inlthef BIZ O.cut about mile and half
east from: this city. The embankment
1 near Mt de Chnntal came down on to
i the track, and the !Pittsburgh:C Cincinnati
express due here atl0:l0 p. M did not
get in till,4 o'clock this morning.
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ETrnnsrers Of ReSnl Estntte,,

IS One deed of5trusts and the following
conyeyances OF real estate were admit.
Ted to record yesterday in Clerk Hooks
Office: "a ID 81 III n.
y A deed made January 81, $780, by
Mary Dahnhardt 3 to William Knoke,
for the south half .ofilot No. in square
No. lin that part Of this city formerly
called the Town OF South Wheeling;
consideration $, $50. .ff.
"a dead made December 20, 1889, BY
w. JsW. Cowden and wife, to George
A. Korner, for lot NOS in block No. 2
Of the old fair grounds property. Com
sideration 5000. tl94iI.55 d.
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at Charles Heiser and John Hercules
who were arrested on Monday evening
for obstructing Constable Laucblin III
the discharge Of his duties as special
officer at the Grand Opera House, were
taken before Justice Ankle last night fol
preliminary hearing. Quite: a number
OF witnesses were examined, and on
their testimony the Justice heldSthe
prisoners under 500 each Tor their
appearance in COURT Being unable to
give satisfactory bond they were com.
mitted to Jail. ~ 4 'll ~
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.WAsulNaroN, t Jan. % 2.-For Western
Pennsylvania, increasing cloudiness with
snow warmer, southeasterly winds. b
For West Virginia, threatening wealth.
or, with snow or rain, i southeasterly
winds warmer. NJ $ ~ " Z.
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Z :F'yOn c0nnOi see and need spectacle,
i6n ssiopld call on us aud hare your EJc.
tested without Charge. We have In
iiEesl Instruments aud more experience
Than any other UpticiaI in the State
uni guarantee satisfaction or money re
IsN'iei. JACOB ~. GRUBB,
jeweler and Opticlan, \
Cor, Twelfth and Market Streets
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2 sfhUrAVULhK At TIT UPEKA HOUSE.
y Next Monday and Tuesday evenings
the ,Hanlons' "Fantasma, Zone Of ( the
most popular and attractive 81 the spec.
tacularA extravaganzas, Twill be seen at
the Opera House,. Since last seen /: in
this city the production G;has q been
materially altered and improved. 81 Over;
sixty people are employed and tive car.
loads OF Z special scenery and effects are
carried: The production promises To be
a revelation in the way of gorgeous
scenic display. s. \. q Fl;
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Elixir Of Dates 7

Is combination 81 the active properties
.ofadates, figs and prnnes, and sother
tropical fruits. Its pleasant taste and
beneficial. effects have irendered. iit i'm!
mensely popular. It cures habitual con-
stipationi indigestion, 5biliousness, sick;
headache, piles, i etc. Sold in 80 cent,
bottles SbyL O; re- Goethe, W. ". ,Irwin;ll
w. E.rWilliams: and Z John Laughlin.'
logan Drug 90. and Good win I & Co.,
wholesale agents. nA,sl9tsliffi
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IN heavy weight woolcns, consisting
of Suittngs, Pantal0oning and Over.
coatiilgs, whicll We warrant to make up
IN ilrst.claSs style. a.
" 100 dozen more OF those celebrated 20
cent Halt Hose In flist Black, MerlnO
and Cancels Hair just received. 5 ;s 3
umbrellas-A complete line Of Silk
Anl Gioria Cloth, with GOld, Silver and
Natural Wood Handles, at
Z. HESS &. sons,
1921 4 1923 Market Street.
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Midwinter Excursion to Washington City.
+ The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany announces Popular Excursion to
the National Capital on Thursday, Janu.
AIRY 80. IS ;!si:,3
4 No better time could be chosen for a
visit to; the Capital. Congress will be
in session, sand the Galleries Of both
Houses, as well as all other public build.
ings, will be open to visitors. ;s &
The ticket will be good ten days, al
lowing ample time for visiting Alexan-
dria, Mt. Vernon, Richmond, Old Point
Comfort and Points! OF interest within
easy reach of Washington. We give
below a list OF stations showing rates Of
fare and time OF trains. Z. 55i5t rs 81
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IL Inufiea

-, u. 81; & =, E1 Aiuieh KS
In ! delicate health and all who suffer
from habitual constipation, dyspepsia,
biliousness or piles, should try the pleas
ant fruit laxative, Elixir Of Dates. II Sold
IN 30 cent bottles by OR? Goethe, w.
". Irwin, John Laughlin. Logan Drug
Company. and Goodwin & Co., whole
sale agents. Ii x
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STo theiLa1diee,ssi..
- ss!,., -,
The 'l]1I Wheeling Instalment Co.,
1186.118s.l14O MARKET ST..
g.i q, So
Near; Twelfth st.

=
with the beginning Of the New Year
comes the retrospect Of the old.-wbile
the year iust ended has contributed to
history many Of It's saddest incidents and
darkest pagcs-yet We as business men
are forced 70 admit that II has been with
us a prosperous and highly successful
one.-WithS Its ending we have not
.swoRs orr" from our old system Of do.
Ing business-bnt We have .'"rurned over
q new leai,n and made many good reso.
buttons that embody decided ADVANTAGES
for our, patrons Of the present year, Va
have Observation-Disclosures give Won tbS
desirable privilege Of furnishing your
home with the most modern-stylish.
and substantial goods on casy, weekly
semi.monthly or monthly payments
Secondly--To keep constantly before
you, the largest and most complete Ina
OF Observation-Disclosures and ven.
eral houselurnishing goods. TbirdIvI
10 sell all goods In instruments nj strictly
cost prices. Fourthly-to give more
goods for less money than any other
house, and on easier terms. Fiftbly-io
deliver all orders with promptncss anJ
dispatch ;and, lastly-to offer Won ali iba
advantages oil a perfect credit system.
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g. S. Gpoip, sells dfy gooods the cheapest,

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" 0wISa to the fact that we expect 10
move on April :1,t we will; close out a
large assortment of new and shop worn
sewing machines, bicycles and type
writers. Intending to devote our atten.
ton exclusively! to, I the Standard and
White Sewing I Machines G alagraph,
World and Merritt Typewriters and a
few makes Of bicycles. q Come early and
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Wheeling Instalment Co.

-. Il = H j" FaN . .
THERE'S nothing here that we wouldn't
have here.-There is nothing that Won
don't want.-Everything we offer This
week is as fresh as flowers culled in
spring time.---We haven't any old stock
to offer at reduced prices.-What VIC offer
are brand new. goods at rock bottom
tgures.-GoOds that we can recommend
goods that will please wherever they
are placed--goods that carry with them
eur reputation-we offer at prices that
will compel you 10 come herc.-You
cant study your own interest and miss
this opportunity Of buying brand new
goods at the same prices that you pay for
old stock elsewhere. II you haven't the
ready money don't stay away-come
anyhow--we will gladly help you out
We're not afraid to trust.-Don't deny
yourself any comfort our immense stock
can contribute, for want OF money!
Come here, select your goods and we'll
deliver them for you.-You can pay us
back on easy payments while you're
using them.-Don't do without anything
we have here when its within reach. oil
all.-There is no excuse for not having
a comfortable home.-The Wheeling In.
stalment Co., ll36-ll3S-1l40 Market
street, offer many inducements TO house
wives, and it remains with them to take
advantage Of them. sss}
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WHEN Syiee prevails aud inpious men bear
sway. t1jsiE rs
When cuts, sprains, bruises torment all the
..,t8i day 4 q
Then case from psin-from care and hurt arc
4; BY great Salvation OIL. the standard liniment,
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You can get antintallible Remedy for
the Influenza or LAT GrippenE at sDr.
Hennigs Pharmacy, No. "a Eleventh
street. Price 80. cents per bottle. |asi 4 o
Children CT. fiorE Pitchers Castoria.
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APlcnsInr Sense /,

OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use { OF
Syrup Of Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to etiectually cleanse the system
when costive or, bilious; For sale in Soc
and 81 90 bottles byal leading druggists.
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MARTINS II, FE 81 ,l

Work on: tho Bridge Real Estate Sale.
s5 NJ News Note 4 and p rsonhls, q z Il
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Il y K tJi n Z, y, y .ilstc 5 Y -
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I! !'SF'' - = .,l.,s=- s',rys :, IL :
,JcN Dnyix In Washington.

The following characteristic communi.
cation scrawled on Ea4postal card, was
received yesterday from jeff, Davis,
tho Well.known colored individual who
makes this city his, headquarters and
travels from here over n good.sized sec:
ton of &theE globe, passing under the
Understanding title of President Of the
Tramps and Bergars'S Association !: ca 4.
III q .Ss In W AsuISaroS, /. Jan 20 80 e
We arrived in the Capitol ,saterdayS via
5phila and Batamore bringing i;up5 the
rear end Of John OTPendleton Lobbyist
ST.SB. A.Sssi5s !; JEFF DAVIS.
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Corresponding low rates from other
stations. a n.
n, Through Pullman sleeping car from
wheeling on S6:2O p. IN! train and II 80
train. j,SS.s;sii. ~ ~ 50 d
q Parlor} cars on day train and sleeping
cars on night train from Pittsburgh. je9i
tGFor tickets and parlor or sleeping car
accommodations call$upon or address
Agents B. & O,R. R. lSs:S s;yES Z I i m
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Wheeling Instalment Co.

e ~
The quotation "lIumanum est errare"
is the best apology We can make for our
many shortcomings In the past, and
with 1t we promise amends. Systems
cannot DO inaugurated and strictly oh.
served as quickly MS we should like il
done:--1t takes time TO make perfect
The immense trade that was ushered in
at our grand opening last November. and
continued till tho close OF S9-pointed
out many improvements that We have
already established In asking there.
fore for your patronage this year-we do
so knowing full well that you will an.
preciate our ellorts-and promising YOU
ut the same time that we intend to serve
you better than ever beiore..-Your
interests arc identical with ours.--To
serve you Is to please us, y J.
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5AMUSENENTS.s

Splendid Concert Mt : tho Opera House
Otlier; Attractions. &! 4. "
The entertainment given at the Opera
House last evening by the Swedish
Ladies' Concert Company, assisted by
Boston's popular humorist, Mr.. Melvin
3. iDay,was a decided I novelty in its
way, and proved highly entertaining
to the small but very enthusiast
tic aud appreciatiye ISs4 audience
present. It was sad Commentary on
the culture and taste Of Wheeling that
the cheap operacompany which wasihere
last week should have dra wn such large
houses for eight performances while this
one superb entertainment, given last
nghht, was SO poorly patronized.
The ladies \ Of the! company pre-
scented charming, picturesque
appearance, costumed as they. were each
in the peasant holiday garb Of different
province. The concertvwas series OF
encores, not number being given with.
out an encore Where all was so evenly
good it is very difficult, without seeming
inyidious, to name features deserving
special praise, except in the case Of the
six octettes 30 admirably sung by, the
whole concert strength Of the COM
pany. However, the contralto solo by
Miss Amelia. Heden and the soprano solo
by Miss Agnes Staberg were especially
enjoyable. Miss Heden possesses deep
voice rarely attained by one of her sex,
and while deep and heavy, is yet sweet
and mellow. Miss Staberg's superb
soprano was equally enjoyed. Her voice
is one Of rare compass and her rich and
delicate tones attest its excellent cult
walton and absolute control. -. Z, I.
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N y : = n. igt9
u EyERYoNE who has once used sDr.
Bulls Cough Syrup invariably resorts to
II again for colds, etc. a u
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BUCKEYE EXTRACTS arc tho best on
earth, for yongalways get your moneys
worth. 81 III all }grocers. A
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thermometer ut Schnepf's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered as iOllowa 3lsl Il - az 4 IS
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..az E,RAYME:i..

CATALOGUES, LISTS, CIRCULARS
" and Printing OF all kind executed a. re-
ES{s3, 1NTELLIGENCER.J JOB OFFICE. set
80 --..-s. No. Is and q Fourteenth street I;
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Hoods.

When ! began taking Hoods sarsapsrlIla
a was feeling real miserable, suffering
y great deal with dyspepsia, and so weak
That at times could hardly stand. J. I looked,
md had for some time, like d person In con.
sumption. n Hoods sarsapasillaS dId mo SO
much good that wonder at myself sometimes,
tnd my friends frequently speak Of It" Mrs.
ELLA Al. Corr, Of Terrace Street, Boston. III.
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= ! Leave ass Time, Il Time. Time Ratn
Washing ton, Pa. II rs am 100 pm siO a
Wheeling. lbs pm is am II 80 !" 10 %
benwood-........ 1855 = sos /" 1920 am 10 %
Moundsvillc.. 1913 - ........... l2:s2 "a" 10 90
Cameron......... $3.50 t"s 6:i7i" II :03 S"iet0 IS
t2; Leave h.ets;s,l Time. Il ~, Time. Rate
wheeling, w. Va. 5:iu n. m. Geo p. M $40 90
washington, Pa. G:52 1913 10 90
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sNN7t-sil = VI III 4 4 lE5IF
Sarsaparilla3

soldby all druggists 81; ,lr for s.: PREPARED onIy
~ .LHooD Co. Aposheearics, Lowell. Mans.
81 100 Doses One Dollar IN
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Clothing, Etc

a!TANAMAKER & BROWN.
: First In town with New Samples and New
Prices. with n reduction from 81 81 TO s. 0O for
best Silk and Wool Pants made 10 order, and
suits the same: and will close out my stock OF
Dry Goods aud Carpets at your prices before
moving. -: 80 -. j. W. FERREL,
Y ial0 2 ~ 2l0l Main street
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n Epw. I. RosRf& Co.,s ~
u isS 6 > IS Twelfth street,
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To. Get.

a1n ono store where went to buy Hoods
Sarsaparilla the clerk tried to Induce mo buy
shelr own Instead OF Hoods; he told me theirs
Hould Last longer; that | might take 1t on ten
lays trial; that II I did not like 1t need not
..ay anything etc. ( But he could not prevail
IN me to change. told him I knew what
.aood's sarsaparllla was. I had taken It, was
satisfied with 1t, and did not want any other.
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= lie
iaThe return engagement at the Opera.
House tomorrow b night & Of Mr.. J.
b Polk in a"The Silent Partner will
doubtlessbe hailed with pleasure by those
who failed TO see him. in this his latest
and best success, when he was here
earlier in the season. 1.-THE Silent Part
ner..Sis an imaginary character, whose
persistent refusal to materialize, coupled
with bis continually threatened appear
ance, furnishes the fhumor Of the com.
edy. He doesn't exist, and yet for all
practical purposes The does. Mr.. Polk
takes the part Of the partner Of \ this
mythical Il peraonage. The intangible
creation involves him ID no end of COM
and his art is shown most
conspicuously in the last act, when he is
obliged TO imp rsonate the utterly i'm.
personal, = ,tf itlE
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A NEW PLAY AT THE GRAND

h Mr.! Frank /. Frayne and his clever
company drew good.sized audiences at
the Grand, both at the matinee yes.
terday. afternoon and last evening, when
the !; last performance OF "Diogenes
Tramp"1was given This performance
did not, Z however, terminate Mr..
trayne's engagement. Tonight and for
the balance Of the week he will be seen
in his great western melodrama,r K en-
lucky. Bill" in which he introduces In.
dams, his acting dogs "Tom and jerry
his trained horse "Kentucky Boy,n TO-
gether with a pack OF gray and black
wolves. He will doubtless continue to
have packed houses during the remain
der OF his engagement. IIi X { {
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Grand Opoes.rlrai{Houj!ses.

ISSs7fto o. c.: GENTHER. Lessee and Manager. = :;
Entire week, Commencing MONDAY. January
~, Matinee W EDNEsBAY. and SATURDAY. v:
special Engagement OF the Universal FsyorIte