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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-05-09

Report says that a Central Sugar
Refinery will he put up very near this
towr, If not for the present crop it
will he ready for that of 1892.
This being an undertaking of two
or three persons only, makes the exe-
cutiou Of the plan more probable. Il
will he a great boom to both town
and the surrounding country. Once
the farmers can depend upon selling
their sugar cane the cultivation O
that product will be trebled IN this
parish.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-02-11

Mrs.. Re ecca Harding Davis in her nc'
serial Story for Boys. Kent Hampton.
which Is now being published in TIE KDath
ComDaaion. descripe- IN m"st en'ertainin
manner the life in the South during t.
early years of this Century. Mr. Dty
spent part of her life in Western Virgin
aud has woven into the story nough of h'
tory aud tradition to make it of unusual ln
ter,st to the inhabitants of that section
The illustrations, by ". p. Snydrr, are r.
pecially good.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-02-11

Here is a raiaoad story which is re-
lalcd by an Atlanta man. who. however.
deprecaiogIy valves aside the immortal
inv which would attach to the publication
f his name:
II was handling the throttle on the
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe i'll 1888"
e said 81 had fast express and was
earring the town Of Fort Worth in May
f that wear. We were behind our sched-
ule and we're pushing the old steam hoss
f,r all we were worth. So fact were wo
,raveIing that the telegraph poles looked
ike the prongs on a fne-tooth comb.
We we're just rounding long curve
when suddenly spiel little child play
inc on the track not over five e-hundred
reer ahead. We always carried stout
leathorn Iasso, made fast to the tender.
Without more ado grabbed that lasso
and with a single throw circled it around
a telegraph pole My act threw the en-.
zine and seven cars from the track and
.aved the little one-but killed 300 pas.
-engers."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-02-11

Lovers Of fiction will fiud generous sli'
ply in The Centtry Magazine far February
Mary Z wilkins. Nr+. Burton Harris
aud J ,el Chandler Hsrri- contribute sh"r
stories: the serial By james Line A'le.
mes 70 a pathetic close. that by + H'l
kuSnn Smith continues AMI new one, b>
Edward E.gle>ton. makes its appraranr
The ralryrand Memoirs are accom- an
by a full page portrait Of the great diploma
which Is the fronti-piecc of the numb
the California historical papers are cont
d with Fremont in the Conquest of G..
,iornia, by Gen John Bidwell, and "evera
lrticlrs on the uiscoyer, Of gold, ircludm
The account given by Marshall, the dlsco'
erer The Tibet paper 20 on, and ther
are ether articles of interest and value,
-m~, and the editorial departments Prir
81 90 a year. Century Co, S8 Ea,t 18th ST..
\ W York, n Y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-02-11
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~. ". 3. GALLAHER, Editor.
...,rtestoacn, jefferson County. Vest Vo
february II, 1891
Ga amn,,s Emulsion

viii po.itively arrest Cpn-umplion If u-e'
IN timr. cures Scrofu a, Gandular swelling
RhrumaIi-n, Bronchitis and other Ln"i
diseases. Il l. composed OF the pure~t Nor
wegian Cod LAYER OH combined with lh'
Hvpopho.philes of Lime and Soda VIII
Iron, an Is freely prescribed by the Medi
cal faculty throughout this country aud II
Europe
DIR. G !. Murray. Of Univ Berlin, Pru-
sin. saws: After careful test uf Camm
Emulsion | ndorse all you claim for 1t, an
will always use it in my practice.
Surgeon J. A. Tanner, U. ;. Navy, BoS
ton. Mass. -ay,: Camm'S Emulsion l. tn
best combination with which am arqnain'
ed, and my experience with it has been YER
favorable.
Surgeon J. +. Robertson, U s. Army
Arizona. SAYS: Camm's Emulsion is tn
greatest combination of medicines ever go'
ten M. 1t never fails me-
Dr.. :. G Glenves, ex President Va Med
ica ASSociaiip says: believe Camm
Emulsion is the best prepa alton known f"i
nulmnnarv diseases
Send for Circular.
For sale nv all druggists. Nanuiacture
only hy z. 4. CRMGHGLL Il Co., Wh"''
sale Druggists, Lvnchburg. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-02-11

The H5ae Arqks for February contain
chapters uf he serials which aFe % interest
ing juvenile readers, viz: Diamonds A.
Toads; Five Little Peppers Grown UF;
Cab and Caboose; and Marielta's Goo"
times. Beside these there j. variety OF
other readipg-short stories. instructive a.
ticle-, dc all by be best writers and all
handsomely illustrated b. Lothrop Co.
Pubiisher-, Boston, Mass 81 40 per yea
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-02-11
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r.rr.nt. 3r previously agreed between 'ne par
,ies. -t.s , .b.
So An advertisement not marked ON me
.-ony for a specified number of insertions "iIi
be continued until ordered ont. aud payment
eiII be eXacted accordingly
tnv Notwithstanding 0n the part oi lhe ah'
nutl advertisers 30 Is proper 90 state H',.'''' g
chat their privilege only extends to ther .W-
mediate business Real Estate. Lesa. OFT o.Iel
,dve-tiseruents sent by them to be am additon-
al charec and nu variation.
ra-Obinsry notices Of more than five lines
viii be- charged Cor.
ION WORK Posters. sale Bills, 'ircu,afs,
Cards. etc. executed promptly, neaty ana "'
fair prices.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-02-11

Col Wm. A. Morgan. of Sheperdstown.
who was n gallant officer in Gen. fits.
Lees cavalry division of the Confederate
Army of Northern Virginia, writes t. The
Sun as follows:
ain your issue of January % there
seems TO be contention in reference TO
what Col. Charles Marshall stated in his
speech in New York relative TO the last
fighting by the cavalry at Appomattox.
In Justice to the brigade | commanded
that day and to which the brave Lieut.
Col. Gus. Dorsey, commanding the Mary
land Cavalry, was attached, feel it my
duty to inform you that the very last blow
struck aud the last shot fired in the de-
fense of the then defunct Confederacy was
done by this dasbing, gallant Maryland
command. All this occurred some
lime after General Lee had formally SUR
rendered the Army of Northern Virginia.
"The very first iniimaiion | had OF
The surrender was from the enemy, who
had assaulted wy line, which being hand
.omcly repul-ed; and at this particular
ime, and during the haste and confusion
+ heir retreat to their lines, | was noti-
fed by these very men. under flag OF
ruce, that our army had been surrender
d. There are many Marylanders now
wing who we're on the ground with mo
hat dav who will iudorse this statement.
Honor to whom honor is due
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-02-11

And now they say that, instead of be-
ing heroine, Joan of Arc belonged to
that peculiar class known at the present
time as cranks that the voices she heard
in the WOO Is of Domremy were the hallu-
cinations of a disordered intellect. Her
visits to Governor Boudricourt so annoy
ed him ,hat he passed her on to the court
If the dauphin for the mere purpose Of
getting rii of her, where in turn the dau-
phin dressed her up in armor for the
amusement o. the court. Then iconoclasts
even q, $, far as to assert that the conse-
era ed sword which was found. per Joan'f
direction. buried in the Church Of st.
Calharue. at Flcrbois, and which was pre-
sented to her by the dauphin, had been
planted there by hands of ordinary flesh
and bl,ol They further assert that she
lid not lead the army to the relief Of Or.
leans, bur merely went along like vivan-
.iier. They scotia the story that soldiers
Sho tied this abused lady to stake in
the market place at Rouen we're struck
lead.
81 the indications are that the great
French heroine will have to get down OF
IF her pedestal and follow William Tell,
Quiniius Curlius. Medieval history is
rapidly losing lis brightest stars through
the irrevereni investigation OF the modern
audnnne. II now looks like it was a
mere matter of lime until American his
tory is attacked in the same way, and
lhese individuals will be prepared to
prove that Patrick Henry never made
speech, that no cherries grew on the
Washington homestead. and that the
John Smith -Pocahontas story was due TO
The fertile imagination of some special
Observation-Disclosures Sentinel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-02-11

We have made large reductions 0n all
goods 10 reduce our siock. We must hav
room for spring purchases Mems ana
boys suits, uvercoat>, pants, in fact ever,
article has be N marked down to the loves
price ever quoted
WM KAHN. $adler Building.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-02-11

it, day aud night. until j, should be ac-
knowledged, the country would not have
been aroused to the Vaccinations of the mo-
nopolists until top late, aud Cleveland would
have been placed where Tilden was. But
the real leader of 81 was thi, self-ssme lead
er of 90, who now, upon the higher stage,
and in full view Of an anxious country, has
shown. IN admirable development. knowl-
edge. sagacity. courtesy. ard resolution so
commingled as to make the almost perfecs
political chieftain."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-02-11
Wear Goods.

CrGAR-COATED Yeasi Cakes. PatapSco and
- Roval Baking Powder at c. d. EBH'S.
XTHITEWASH Brushes. Tuhs Buckets
w and ChurnS full stock A c. D. EBY'S.
Meat Sacks. Bahhitl's and
vi Banner Lye for sale by c. d. EBY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-02-11
FOR THE TOWN CUSTOM

all orders will be deived at home of customer.
Mr.. T F Eddy an experienced miller. is in
terestcd with 90, in The Milling Business, and
Will give prompt attention to all orders.
CHABLESTOWN WATER Sc MFG. co.
Nur 80 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-02-11

WE cali tle attention OF hou-ekecpers TO
w the nuowiug. Gcadne. Corn Starch
Irish Moss rluioca Ext Lemep. Ext Vanilla
Ext Bitter Aim-ld and French Rose Water
lowest prices AISQUITn & co.
Nov ". lSST
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-02-11
Farmers.

LIVERY farmer shoulj have can Of our
II Brown 1r Rcd Paint 10 is put up IN and
lne Gallon cans already tn put on The very
thius Tor painting gates pumps roofs. and all
sorts ofagricu ,ursl implements.
AISQUITH g co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-02-11

One hundred and ten dead miners we're
t ken out of the Frick mine in Pennsylvania
at week.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-02-11
NcardYgic Persons

And those troubled with nervousness te.nis,rs s,,s
rom care or 0yerwors sill i'e relieved " 'aA'-e
Brorn's Ty'oH Bitrrs. Genuine
has trade marx Gui e. a.el rcd lines Oh "'AP'''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-02-11
anx RR0Mws RoH sI1TERs

Guns mitigation, Biliousiicss, Dyspepsis MALI
"a Nervonsuess. and General Debility. PhySa-
clans recommend IL. AL dealers sell II. Genuine
has,rn,ie rleTs md cro<scri re-' lines on vrvrre
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-02-11

Delegate Dandridge seems 20 b the h'e-
eater of the House--Parkers5 2 journal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-02-11

.r a,a Jefer.aa Cuty Wa, l'rgiait,
W.l practice in the Courts of jefferson, Berke-
.. ari Morgan counties. in the United states
u.--et Court at Martusblr, ani in tine ou-
r-ome Cou-. OF Appeals Oi West Virginia.
Special attention 90 the collection oi claims,
t-I prompt remittances uf Che same
Utfoa boo Lar Building rear Of C0urt-house.
ArEo l-.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-02-11

"a HOUR Nickle lock given awav with
~ Soap Powder at G. u. EBY'S.
NULL line of Chewing and Smoking Tobac-
j co Ask to see Banana Twist; Only s5c.
pound at Q. D. EBY'S,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-02-11
Barber shop.

VHE r0om ia the rear of Watson House, iu
l thealley. has heen Te,iited and handsomely
furnished with Improved Chairs, Sc and will
he conducted hv Samuel Brown Customers
are assured of cleanliness in all the appoint
ments. and comfortable prompt and courteous
tttention. SAMUEL BROWN
Clothes Renovated
May fS~1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-02-11
To the Public.

II AVGNG purchased the FLOUBandGRlST
Il MIL 40 Charlc>tlwn known as the
Locke Mill and put 10 Zoo thor u-h repair for
The manufacture Of the very best quality of
Burr or od process -four NC respectfully
solicit public patronage There will always be
on hand q supply of Flour. Corn Meal Mill
Feed Ground Corn Cob, Etc, for sale or ex-
change
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-02-11

DENTIST

H.. .-4tcd iu ChSrles-Own for the practice of
t, profession. ls>upphvd with all tne modern
aea ..sucrs aud prepared lo serve the puolc IA
s. satisfactory manner
Othcr iu building of Mr.. II. D.. Talbot, near
ly opposite First National Bank
Iu-e ~ i~,9.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-02-11
da.. / LIGHT
Feb IS ISIS
MOODY a sANKY Hymus-l, ?. 3, and !

MOODY * sANKY Hymns, 2. 3, and J.
-,CHOOL SUPPLIES. i have Just received
= a stock of school supplies Lead Pencils
,lstc Pencils Pens and Pen Holders Compo-
,itilu Books.
DlCTURE FIames-pcriectly lovely; Corres
1 pondencr Cards" Daisies Playing Cards
rom ~ cts 20 -5cts Mourning Paper and tn-
Trl1pes
VACUUM OIL. for Harness; Carhohc Acid
' % cts per bottle. Insect Powders. 80 cts
b.-the very bcs; Hog Powders So cts u .-
Sold bv GEO r LIGHT
Orr fs f<sl Druggist
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-02-11
.9eREsr W. BROWN


re-.-Haa.. Jefferson County. Het Iugitia.
Attends to c..-esin the different Courts of West
Virginia and Maryland. Attention gwen 90
Pensions and all classes OF Claims against tne
S. Government.
- Special attention to Collections.
iln. l0 l-,9.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-02-11

Wm L. wilson
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-11
ANOTHER sRDGw1cK MAN MISSING.
John Bradford Left Home With Money and His
whereabouts are Unknown

Yesterday Solomon Field of Rockford
township was appointed guardian of the
estate of John Bradford, former neigh
Dor of his whose whereabouts and condi-
ton are unknown On the 9Th day Of last
July Mr.. Bradford sold his farm and put
the money he received for 1t IN his pocket
and gave out that he was going to Mis-
souri,, where be had traded for farm, to
look after it and make some improvements
on it. Previous to leaving, however, he
gave his stock, which amounted TO many
head, to neighbors to take care OF during
his absence. Three months passed by and
the man who was taking care OF Mr, Brad
ford's crop dasired to thresh the same and
turn over Mr.. Bradford s share OF 1T. Ills
brought up the question OF the gentle
mans absence and the peighbe rs put their
heads together. and after putting this
and that" circumstance together they con-
cIuded that there was something wrong.
They wrote to Missouri and iourd that ne
had not been seen there They then wrote
to Oklahoma to Mr.. Bradford's daughter
who lives there, but she rep led that she
had not seen or heard of him for several
months. This information alarmed the
neigbb ors and they still further prosecuted
the search BY writing to Mr.. Bradford's
old home in Montgomery county, Ohio
Friends there replied that he was there a
few months ago and that he left suddenly
for home as they thought. Further IN
ouiry revealed the fact that he had been
seen near Dana, O., about two months ago
walking along the railroad track and act
ing as if he was mentally unbalanced.
From that day till this nothing has been
seen of him. and his daughter IS very
much worried over his absence.
The supposition is by some that be mas
been robbed and murdered, while others
think he has become insane and Is now In
some asylum unable to give any clue TO
his friends.
1t is not improbable that he has been
murdered. perhaps in the woods OF Mis-
souri,. where he was suspected OF having
money, but it is more probable still that
he has become insane, as it Is known
fact that his mind had been very weak
since the death of his wife, which was a
great shock to him When his return be-
came dispaired of the neighbors all agreed
that something had to be done in the line
of appointing somebody TO take care OF his
property, and the name of Solomon Field
was suggested. The probate judge accept
ed the suggestion and made the appoint
ment Yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-11
PRATT ALL RIGHT.

Father John Bigley, of Pratt, is in the
city, having come up TO attend the wed
ding of Charles Dougherty and Miss Lulu
Brown, of this city, who were married at
the cathedral yesterday. Father John
looks well, considering the fact that he
has to take care of the souls OF the people
of Kansas in parish extending over a
strip of country 175 miles long, including
Stevens county. He is boomer IN his
way, and is always full of stories about
the big crops of Pratt and other counties
in his district which would be considered
exagerations if they had been told by any
body but reverend gentlemen. he says
Pratt is busy. its people happy, prosperous
and contented. and fine prospect ahead
for good crops and lots of them next year
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-11
DoUsR THE GLIMS.
Few Facts Touching Mayor Carey's Admins
tration.

Captain Carey's administration has up
Straight forward business methods, COM
bined with an evidentendeavor for honesty
and economy have characterized every
official action so far as we are able to dis
Germ. And the city council and appointive
executive officers are undoubtedly inspir-
ed by the same spirit. There has not been
perceptiable jar nor suspicious whisper
heard of late and the proceedings of the
council are no longer mared by unseemly
wrangles and personal reflections, the de-
alterations being marked by q spirit OF
dignity and responsibility. While 1t is an
undisputed fact that Wichita is the most
prosperous city in Kansas today, if not in
the west, and that her taxes, notWith-
standing the many extensive permanent
improvements made, the lowest of any
other city in the commonwealth of Kansas,
yet the stringency of the times has
been that every business man
and property holder halls with
pleasure all moves looking to greater
economy, standing ready to sustain and
endorse every officer who makes sincere
and earnest effort in that direction. In
looking up the matter we find that
Captain Carey has made big saving,
saving of thousands of dollars, in street
expenditures alone, and no one can say
that his efficient street commissioner has
failed to keep our thoroughfares in average
good condition. The thousands thus saved
is what every taxpayer will commend
Yesterday mornings EAGLE reported an
effort upon the part of the council to save
in another direction, j. e., in lights
Wichita Is the most extensively lighted
city in the state. In fact the country for
miles around, the byways and out-of the
ways, in places where no human being
can have any business after nighfall,
are regularly lighted at the expense of the
city's revenues The action to move one
hundred of these lights TO within the
living precincts of the town was the next
best thing to abolishing them altogether.
After these are moved inland we hope
that our level-headed mayor will see that
it is promptly done-then "douse the glim"
of at least another hundred. And speak
ing of lights, the electric contractors are
remiss as to some of the corner arc burn
ers. They should be compelled to fill their
contract or otherwise be locked for every
e. - rlo no manila Z n
note the business like methods and
economical measures pursued and en-
forced of late by Mayor Carey as also the
hearty good will with which the council
are seconding such a policy, while the
EAGLE takes more than ordinary pleasure
in calling attention to the same with its
hearty endorsement.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-11
MAIL CARRIERS BALI.

The mail carriers ball came off last
night as Der program and it was grand
success from every standpoint and alto
gether worthy of the boys who gave it.
Ate O'Clock the Garfield hall was crowd
ed with the youth and beauty, ana IL
might be added, the chivalry OF the Peer
less Princess. The very best young peo-
pie of the city attended and altogether
thev presented a very fine appearance
with the ladies' fine dresses and feathers
and the gentlemen's boquets. The plat
form of the hall was handsomely decorat-
ed with beautiful flowers aud plants from
Mueller's conservatory and behind TINS
fine array of flowers and plants Shaw S
orchestra were seated.
The grand march was led By Postmaster
and Mrs Jewett, who were followed by
fifty couples: the letter carriers and their
wives and sweethearts following next az
ter Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett.
The programs were very neat
ones. the cover or out side
page of which contained a very handsome
pictorial representation of a letter carrier
leaning on the railing of yeranda, sitting
upon which was young lady. all smiles,
reading the love letter he had just brought
her. Back of him was very handsome
and artistic representation of lamp post
with a letter box, before the department
had painted it red. The dances on the
program were twenty-four in number and
were arranged as follows: Waltz, plain
ouadrille, polka, plain quadrille, waltz
(Yorke), plain quadrill4, Newport, plain
lanciers, schottische, plain quadrIlle, rye
polka, plain quadrille, Newport, plain
quadrille waltz (Yorke), plain quadrille,
schottische, rye. plain quadrille, polka
and Home. Sweet Home" IL was
merry crowd that INDUCED in these dances
and all of them returned home fully con-
WINGED that the letter carriers ball was
the greatest and most happy event OF this
season, so far at least 1t is said that over
5000 worth of tickets were sold.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-11
nERcHANrs Eject OFFICERS.

The annual meeting of the Merchants
Protective association was held last even
ing, and the following officers for the en-
suing year were elected.
j. II. Dorsey, president; j. NJ. Ross, vice
presidant; w. A Morris, secretary and
treasurer. The following directors w. ID.
Kendall. j. A. Bishop, II. \. Ford. Fred
Rush, Chas. A. Schwarts, w. A Arey Y.
J. Fletcher, L. g. Whittier, c. o. Page, Z.
w. Biting, j. r. Holiday, Thos. Shaw,
Ralph MiIlison and +. NJ. Watts,
The board of directors voted an assess
ment of fifty centr GU each member to
meet the expenses of an oyster supper and
social to be held in the near future. 1t Is
intended to make this one of the social
events of the winter. Have the best OF
music. refreshments and first class litter
airy program Due notice OF the time and
place will be given later.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-11
ENOCH ARDEN.

Mr.. Beers is making the efforts OF his
life in prod ueipg "Enoch Arden The
poem is beautiful; there is plenty of room
for an actor Of Mr.. Beers ability 70 intro
duce some fine dramatic work No more
pitiful scene can be imagined than that Of
Enoch Arden coming home after the years
of dreary solitude on lonely island, 10
meet his wife and find her IN the arms Of
another man. Rather than disturb her
hapuinrss be forces back his anger and
sorrow and retires ia the back ground 20
pine away and die. The comedy element
Is interpolated in such a way that It inter
ests the audience, while i does lot con-
fict with the lines CT plot Of the poem.
l. will be one Of the grades: dramatic
events in the history of our city, and those
who fail to see It VIII miss the opportunity
OF lifetime
At Crawford Grand opera house Satur'
dsy. matinee and evening. Nov. IL Seats
on sale At the box oface Wednesday. Soy.
II at a u.