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The Russellville Democrat., 1891-06-25

Mayor Stuart OF Philadelphia is
endeayoring TO bring about a re-
organization OF Philadelphia's finan-
cial methods SO as to make defal
cation possible.
The Russellville Democrat., 1891-06-25
The Great Benefit.

Which people in run down state
OF health derive from Hoods Sarsa
parillB, conolusiyely proves that
medicine "makes the weak
strong" Ii does not act like astimu-
liant, imparting fictitious strength,
mt Hoods Sarsaparilia builds up In
4 perfectly natural way all the weak
cned parts, purliies the blood, and
assists 10 healthy action those im-
portant organs, the kidneys and
liver.
The Russellville Democrat., 1891-06-25
OUACHITA BAPTIST COLLEGE
ARK.

JOHN W. coNGER, A. M........ PRKsiDEST
lg in Faculty. 2i5 fsoarders past year.
All Depar tmcnts OF College Work. Thorough.
Economical, Christian. Buildings costing
so, GOO; elegantly furnished. Locality health-
ful. Write for catalogue before sen'ting else
where. Fall Session opens Sept. 10. 1891. oct
The Russellville Democrat., 1891-06-25

Buck1en's Arnica Salye.
THE BEST sALvE In the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
orns, and all Skin Eruptions. and is positively
ures Piles, or no pay required. 1t guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
w. WELLS.
The Russellville Democrat., 1891-06-25

JUNE Is there we're 704 state con
xicts confined 10 the penitentiary,
tl,e largest number confined at one
time In the history Of the state.
The Russellville Democrat., 1891-06-25

Eew comes the cotton statistician
aging a 100000 bale crop is in
kssght. IL correct where will the
Producer be?
The Russellville Democrat., 1891-06-25

AN Albany (N. ~ special says
Hill will yield the New York dele
CATION TO Cleveland. How kindl
The Russellville Democrat., 1891-06-25
sHILoHs coNsuMpTIoN cuRE.

This Il beyond question the most successful
Congh Medicine we have ever sold, few doses
Invariably cure the worst cases OF Cough,
success in the cure Of Consumption is without
parallel in the history OF medicine. Since
it's first discovery it has been sold on guaran-
tee test which no other medicine can stand.
III YOU have cough we earnestly ask you to
try it. Price l0c 50c and 81. If your lungs are
sore, chest or back lame. use Sbiloh's Porous
Plaster. Sold by WIENER DRu6 Co.
Herr Most, the New York Anar-
chist, was sentenced to one Years's
imprisonment.
The Russellville Democrat., 1891-06-25

ingalls, says Blaine will recover in
time to receive the residential nom
ination.
The Russellville Democrat., 1891-06-25

Father Mollinger's place near
Pittsburg is still the Mecca for
thousands of invalids, many of whom
belieye he has supernatural healing
powers, althogh he never made
such claims himself
The Russellville Democrat., 1891-06-25

1t is very important in this age O.
vast material progress that a remdy
be pleasing 20 the taste and IN the
eye, easily taken, acceptable to the
stomache and healthy in its mature
and effects. Possessing these quail
tiles, Syrup Of Figs is the one per
feet laxative and most gentle diuretic
known. jun
The Russellville Democrat., 1891-06-25
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
nR. J. w. PRUrrT,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
RuosellviIlp ArL

SPEcIA.TIRs: Eye. Ear, Nose, and Throat.
have, at considerable expense. purchased a
set of trial glasses, and the only
correct .scye- testcr''-- Prisop
tometer-- made. and am prepared to q glasses
to correct any error of refraction OF the eyes.
Come and get your eyes tested FREEl jun2
The Russellville Democrat., 1891-06-25
To Nervous pebilitated Men.

III you will send lis your address, we will
mail you our illustrated pamphlet explaining
all about DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro Volta
q Belt and Appii anccs. and their charming
effects upon the nervous debilitated system,
and how they will quickly restore you to yigor
and manhood. Pamphlet free. IL you are
thus affiicted, we Will send you Belt and Ap-
plianccs on trial. yoLrAIc BELT Co.,
Marshall, Mich.
The Russellville Democrat., 1891-06-25

Senator CnIiun, Of Illinois, is a
candidate for the Republican Pres
idential nomination In 1892, and
nekss no secret Of the fact.
October 7, 3, . and 10 have been
fixed as tie dates OF the Boone
County Fair.
The Russellville Democrat., 1891-06-25
DRUNK LIQUOR HABIT-In
slal the World there ~ but enc cure,
Dr Hafusse' tsoftlc1i Specific.

III can be gisen In 4 tupef TEA Or coffee without
the knowleago "a this person taking T., erecting
nuderate dfinker alcoholic wreck Thousands
Of dfnnkards have bcet cured who have taken tho
Uplten Aprciiie In their eoea without their knowt
edge. and today believe thff qut drinking 81 thcr
0wn free will No harmful effect results from its
administration. Gurus Knarantr8d. send for cir
ruiar and full parfirnlars. Address ia eontidcufr
GoLpES SvEcific Co.. ls5 Race Street, Ciacinnali0 Q
The Russellville Democrat., 1891-06-25
MADE PURE.

~ was for many years affected With con
tagious blood poison Portions Of my fissh
seemed to be fairly putrid and nortifying
NV hair Tell out, and 1 was an object OF re.
puIsion 70 every one. My breath smelled
horrible, and had cafarrh 50 fearfully bad
that pieces Of frontal bones rotted and came
odt 1ly nostrils / lost the seuse 81 taste
and smell. beeane "a yeritahie bag of
bones, and weighed only eighty nine
pounds l could hardly sleep FROM pais
3oetorl x2td could not live many months.
A druggist persuaded rae 10 try DR. Bulls
Snysapafllia, and strange as Il may seem,
thai remedy saved my life and brought me
ba1k to health. I now weigh ia6 pounds,
am free from pain and sores. and although
have deep scars where sores were, consider
myself il excellnnt heaith.n
The Russellville Democrat., 1891-06-25

The Cherokees are preparing to
take active measures to control the
Strip.
The Russellville Democrat., 1891-06-25

Canyassing for the Worlds Fair
is in active progress in Central and
South America.
The Russellville Democrat., 1891-06-25
Highest al Leaveng PowerU. Govt Report, Aug 1885,
Roe! g! Bss'as Bsx5sss
ABSOLUTELY PURE
PURE

journal as an educational journal. fun,
abreast with the advanced thought OF the age
and would be Of practical value to the public
RESOLVED, Tnat we extend our thanks to
the pupils OF Kusseliviiie High School for tht
many excellent recitations with watch wc
have been favored; to our faithful presiding
officer, r rof. Fry, for the ability and imrar-
tiaiity with which he has presided over the
deliberations Of this body; to the public heart
their appreciation OF our labors by meeting
with us, a. we'll rs by their hospitality; 70 our
worthy State Superintendent, Prof.. FL. Shian,
we extend our hearty thanks for his excellent
address OF instruction and encouragement.
RESOLVED. That copy OF these resolutions
BE- furnished to the Knsse,lvllle , pr5ogaAT'
nal, with request to publish.
ARTHUR II. LEE,
MRS. Macy J. MONTGOMERY.
JoNNIE HOLLOW,
On motion the resolutions were
adopted by unanimous vote.
Roll Of teachers with postofllce ad-
dress, who we're enrolled at this
meeting Of the Institute:
n.ira Flesehely Err IS Lewis EaG iss
rex, Sam Davis, II A Ross. J B Ferguson, J M
Iiughey. W III Pickett, Miss Emma Reed. Holly
Patrick, A Eggleston, MISC Jonnie hoilow.
Mrs Mary Montgomery. g j Gideon, I b
Northup, D b James. Howard, Puck
EFT, u G Winn.
: DovER-J X Linzey. w ID Fakes, T D Brooks,
g X Kenney, J nj Hatlev, w i Ham, A W Bull
ock, u Tate John A Piess.
ATEINs-Miss Sarah stcpp, ID Bullock.
Wilson, Hill, w Jones, Miss Maud
Scarlet.
CAaLKsvILLx- will r Turner, VIM Crow.
APPLET0N--A d Lawrence, Blackwell.
J ID Tate. j A Lewis.
HEcroR--r G Hoiiabaugh, w Bullock, ID
s Arthur, w w Bchanan.
AUGsBURG--J A Webb, S w johnson.
SANTos--J w McAlester, NJ G Virgins. G Il
Shinn.
GUM LoG--F III Hudson.
ScoTTsvILLE-J l. Halle, l. A McCracken.
HOLLY BEND-T S Edwards
ECoSoMY--J NJ Burris.
SrLRx--J II Howard. w II Mason, J NJ Krum-
sick.
LAUKEL-K Brown.
SMYREA-W j Ross.
PEARL-Miss Jennie Painton.
Ross Miss Mamie Mason.
LUTHERvILLE--A L Green.
PoTTs STATIoN-B A Kuhn. w N Oates.
FREKMAN--M l. Ellis.
DARDASELLE-H 4 Murrell.
MoRRILTON-J l. Dickey. u b Worthy.
NJ. II. BAIRD, j. III. Fry,
Secretary. Go. Ex'r.
The Russellville Democrat., 1891-06-25

Corns, Warts and Bunfons.
Removed quickly and surely by
using Abotts East Indian Corn
Paint.
The Russellville Democrat., 1891-06-25

aW Don't wait for your child ~ have
epaslns. Remove the worms d. once with
Dr John Bnll's Worm BrstroytrS
The Russellville Democrat., 1891-06-25

The surplus in the Treasury has
dwindled to the lowest point in its
ist..ssl.r.s
The Russellville Democrat., 1891-06-25

~ Ny wife had ehiils and fever for
nearly yeaf Al last Smiths Tonic syrup
hr1ke them nps and now prescribe u ln my
practices. - Dr. A. W. frapis, MipeT L<fkf, Rus.
The Russellville Democrat., 1891-06-25
NefxrnInic Pefsolls

Neurdl0ic Persons
And those troubled with nervousness resulting
from care or overwork will be relieved by taking
BroWn's Iron Bitters. Genuine
has trade mark and crossed red lines on wranDer.
Ballard's Snow LInIment.
This wonderful liniment is known
from the Atlantic to the Pacific and
from the Lakes to the Gulf 1t is
the most penetrating Liniment in
the world. 1t will cure rheumatism,
neuralgia, sprains, bruises, cuts,
wounds, old sores, burns. sciatica,
sore throat, sore chest, and all in.
fammatlon, after all others have
failed. 1t will cure barbed wire cuts
and heal all wounds where proud
flesh has set in. 1t is equally effic-
lent for animals. Fry it and you
will not be without it. Price soc.
Sold BY j. w. Wells. A
Lieutenant Robinson, four sailors
OF the navy and member of an ex-
ploring party sent out by the geolo-
gical survey we're drowned in Icy
Bay, Alaska.
The Russellville Democrat., 1891-06-25

The night session was called to
order by Prot j. II, Fry, and opened
with music led BY Miss Emma Reed,
organist
'eTrials Of cnun.ry school teach
er" bad heen made The special sub.
ject FOR this evening, by Judge ]. r.
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Come, friend. thsrs's going to be merry meeting
After the play. OR masks wen throw aside,
And after chsf and chat and friendly greeting
Our glasses MI and ali. like croniss tried,
Drink draushts whose riohnes Was dsvii.ehesting
The ancients drank until their casks were dried.
msn iost the art Of. making moro such wine:
And wen % lons-forrotssn visnds dine.
.who win b there ~ ron ask. WY. you and II
And all good fellows who were never great;
No warrior there win roll commanding eye;
No statesufsn weary With Affairs Of weight
No prosy sses to prossiyts will try;
No bard VAL drone: orator viii prasc;
To pine IN pompous glory they have gone.
But'ws'n be merry In oblivion.
1hs ratchword Of that banquet hats Forgotten"
And II forgotten. why. We will forget
Our foolish dreams the mockins gosta We soaeht II
Ths days when hope could lure and failure fret;
1hs weary days whom NIL our souls were cauyhsia
The snare OF life that like tangling net
HoldA NJ ID hgony and durance TIL
The spoiler stretches forth his hand 70 XIII
hethinks that there. my friend. both you andt
Can feet away eternity content;
No curious fool into our lives can pry
Aud mord1iss on how our days were spent;
And soon. how soon the names that mare on hish
win wane and with the closing night be bisnt;
For while We rsvel in Oblivion
The great themselves must join rs one by one.
80. r. McAsrnuA.
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a Suceessfitl Play.

From the PaHtLslyhia Kas'- aai Dana
Iryou want receipt for that popular mystery.
Take preeepts once from less0nA Of history
And throw In sensation In word aud In decd.
Take wives who scAndalous Wild and yirtuous;
BlpHgers. whose knowledge lies all In their lists:
Tanks that Gre turbulent. boiling. tmpetuousi
1Weet,toOklng children whom none can resist:
The waiting from Wall street, heartfelt and cunbsr
some;
Models half naksd and posing for show;
Horses In running aud cows that are troublesome:
Engines and huzz SAWS that only half 70;
T6o dancing q spAniArds. Wild eyed and sinister;
The sowing of mAalms; = large. hearted ninister:
Tho Star epAnglod banner; socletya chatter:
Dirtiness uresSsd In Rsrb that would natter:
Whispers OF ,nortgagesi sectional nghts;
Bsusuous muAy and calcium lights
TsEe or these elements all that u fuslbls.
Melt 'sm ali down In pippin or cructbls.
sSt 'em 10 simmer and keep ON the SCUM
Ana o Play to Succeed ID the rssiduum.
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ss sf s aas hs Sp f S Sssesss L 0

The % Club Fl h Sdn lust
Tho initials q Mr.. Thomas are traced IN dis.
n End s and y s And n Ss ss spS G e I
Conductors frequently have 6dtons presented
teg hs ssg. 90 w ns as ss
orations for their private music room, but
white e aooS Sse may Ss sSsy
and easily seen.
%s y WISHED hs ra ,hS ssoas st%a
during the summer. and describes tho playing
PisnsiSrts: Sfiss fss says that she pIIssyisS
and tsny and na % h az ss
but ahe is stIll an attractive woman, She told
feared that she could not interpret him"
cn%pssof even than TIA caSnseria 0 RustI
in gnS s ST. ThSn t sss
VA. worry nervous during the psrior3,ance: f2r
Vent ne 5sp RS s & s. hs nas
feel when he goes TO tile scafiold. It was q
nsver sSa II he or
two days previous to the Representation Of his
sw Tk h tO tEs 4na SnHNss
asrtaIn. The The pfslaae IS saia 70 b. fresh;
m%ss sonS poeh arf "e s nsnGSs y
S;n s Ssp I'd s sl ,ssT tS s B Sn%
sn% duet f betwsen si i. and ael e While Tie
ss sung at to e5 ns h Mo bssn
Ssen wh hs f Is Msse.s hs dsss s h 81
the angel cherubs of Fra Angelica. Tho
notes are A. Sarssses kisses smiles mi a.;
singing OF, nixhtipgales in some phantom
wood. A burst Of rapture TINT absolutely
and Gssi q @
Tie house. The Duet lad to pc repeated. and
Nlascagni WIS called four times and pelted
ing to give a musicale during .Paderewski's
sslsREty an attraction; asked what his terms
tint Il Paderswsfi would play for 1865! ~
Msi ens s sSss s 81 Msss h ns
Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O.
A. Mr.: ssidl's concert in the LenoS N] hycsu%
nora Won Stosch are to be the soloists.
The "Tar and Tartar will no the Thanks
Music. The company is now called the Askin
4 Rork Opera Company. the partners being
Hurry .Askin and Samuel E. Rork. The latter
has for a long time been connected with both
Paln,ors and the Star Theatre. and is known
to all l,6rserasn tn the country as - SAMMY"
and Jockey Club. The company has been very
SUCCESSFUL on the road. and It Is the intention
OF Messrs. Askin d Rork to put. on q new opera
early in the spring at Palmer's Theatre for a
run. Mr.. sydney Koscnteld and H. B. Smith
are, each writing, an opera for the company.
1t is highly proba BILE that the Tar and Tartar
will again be seen at Palmer's Theatre the last
two weeks In January.
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Wing Tee Wee.

From Soss.dfR1A ~ :.
g oh. Wing Tee Wee
Was q sweet Chtnoo,
And she lived In the town OF Tao;
And her eyes were blue,
And her curling queue
Hung dangling down her hack,
And she fol- In love With gay Wan Ml
Who wrote hrs love on laundry bill
And Ting tong Told
Was pirate bold.
And he sAiled in . Chinese JUNK:
And he loved Ah mo!
Sweet Wing Tee Wee:
But his valiant heart had sunk: =.
80 no browne hts woes In . sparkling hzx,~
And he Bworo that tho maid would yet DO his.
SO bold Ting Told
Showed all his gold
TO the maid OF the town NJ Tao:
And sweet Wing Wee
Rioped to sea
And never more came back
For In far Chlnee the maids are fair,
And the maids are false as they arc elsewhere.
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To . Photograph.

fIom tie 81 James GG:eas
Sweet hang IL ali! quite forget
Your name, although used 10 know Il
When we were In the Chaplain set
Aud was cleped 1.-THE local poet"
Were you Louisa! Were you Jane,
Elizabeth. or Kate, or Nnucyy
Itmatters mot. although IT'S plain
You greatly pleased my boyish fancy.
And. once admitting things were so.
1t follows that ] loved you dearly.
Were you the sixth or seventh. thought
Idoh't remember very clearly.
You had. IL seems. an open brow.
ByfrinKc apparently unshAded;
There may be doubts about II now,
For this Internal photos faded.
Those eyes that look % brave and true
tan kindle still tho old emotion.
But whether they were blAck or blue
I've not the shadow Of notion.
can't recall that graceful hosd.
And whether II was crowned with yellow
or rippisd brown or Titan red
ia better ask some other fellow.
Its my impression you were tall,
1hAve no certain recollection:
You're figure I've forROtfeu--Atl.
In fact, except our great Affection.
Was too shy. Were You too loath:
At any rate the thing miscarrtet,
f0r can take my Bible oath
That you aud were never married.
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TIE Qussns OF censAis.

TIE Queene OF COneAie.
DifH for As RsNrns 0 Marosss Ada ReAaa yts~ b
yonds ne seas
Move. Neptune ttho' his iustis breath
did nercehe sweepo tho msinh
Hath bens full knde to safeiis bear
this LAdye Homo again;
And she hath come in helth and strength
across tho biusteringe Sea,
SO MOVIE prepare In joye to grssts
this Qusene OF Coincide.
In Britain's Lands the Britons save
this Ladye's many partsS
Add she to conQuests once attained
hath added many Hearth.
Tie Britons sawo this Genius nams
In joyous ecstasie. .
And hailed with feelings OF deli.N:s
this Queeue Of Comedis
MOVIE. Townsmen. since In o:Asr i.sa
the Folke Of learning says.
Fairs Rehan on tho playhouse '..1.:S
doth holdc undoubted gvsI,
Let ~. 'mongst whom this kivsssm grove
afullbowno Flower TO he.
with open arms receive agsin
this Queene Of Comodie.
Rosrls Gussss Wsssa
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The Tank DrAlaA.

From Psck.
He had played with Booth aud Forrest.
Rnew Shakespeare all by heart,
lI1d sung 10 comic operas
GOULD psntomime . part;
An adept on the banjo;.
IS S: Is |: q s:;
!: :::;!;; ]: !: 4 ;:;i e.
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Song of the Dagger.

From he Forntghtly Rsvtos
from Roumania Folk Songs collected BY HeAne va
cnfesco, and translated ny Carmen sylvia and Almu
6trettell
"The dagger At ny belt It dances
Whens'or dance;
But when drink the foaming wine cup,
Then IL grows sad;
For II 10 Thirsty, too the dagger;
II thirsts for blood
give. give me drink II saith. o Master.
FOR III wear no stain OF crimson.
The sunshine 10 ashamed 10 glitter
Cpou my blade.
Then gire. that too may be drunken
With The warm blood that nows from wounds.
The maids viii nnd thy kisses sweetsr
When thou hast Quenched my thirst
And shall dance. when thou art dancing.
More gayly at thy ben."
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Every one knows and appreciates Sulliyan's
qualities as a composer, but comparatively
few Apencans know that as q conductor he
mort noticeable thing about his manner of
e. S SEShss,t hs z: aD q
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was enthusiastic. Z. =. Willard competed with
wailing baby while for the attention OF a
Chicago audience. and then had the curtain
lowered until the nuisance was abated by re-.
moval. The court decision mixing free to any
body's use tho railroad rescue scene, 30 long
held exclusive to Under the Gaslight." will
result in its quick introduction into most Of
the current railroad dramas. Jack Mason. who
ID to have tho lending light comedy rule In
1.-The Junior Partner" at Herrmann's. has
boon for years stage pet OF the girls
In Boston. He has more lately distinguished
himself in the London performance OF
1.-THE 1dler." 1t is the choice OF him for Tho
Junior Partner cast that led to the resigna-
ton OF Sidney Drew from Charles Frohmans
's # Rssy IL tS Fsidksh poss
Ssst dEIs ss in sssday' sassltis!ns nsssss:
fSn on IT, stse sh1
ysntHrssss transi a frSn the samS play
Il rsaaS te sa psy
votsea 'CSsSe nta Gay n Bseei Sesn
with Ss Names srs &
ss
shs not only sabaaes wlia beasts but sSa fS1
takes hand in conauering hearts. She has
VIM oto Wohp tchoS.NSuo ~
t%sss VINES @ fRs S
ai enS fs the syss s
the street door before the man on guard
once there is constellation. for although
tho tanner has not yet returned. to DO found In
hor apartment would le fatal Luckily there
are, hanging on the wall two superbly mounted
mako ups for beasts-a bear and tiger. In q
lily two OF the husbands thrust themselves
Into the skins. Tho third husband. being dis.
Rpised as a Bulgarian prince, IL quito safe.
The three women dash Into the room. The
terrlbleDeasts confront them. One wife falls
fnintlng into the arms Of the bogus prince.
Que noes shrieking: Tor help and the third
stands her ground. and plunges her nm.
down the Tigers throat nearly pok-
AZ this instant the tanner PUSHES In. and think
Ing two OF her rea! animals had escaped. she
cracks her whip and In imperious tones orders
them to retire into the next room, whore there
are really two live animals. and shuts the door
on them. Tho prince hurries away for q ply
atcian. and the swOoling vito 10 brought to.
The tanner has saved her reputation and in
creased 1t at one and the same time: but the
two poor husbands are In terrible peril. She
amusing herself She had told the Bulgarian
prince that he must facs her lions before she
could accept his suit He enters the cage. but
goes In bAckwards epd loses overcoat and
e thsk wives. and svsryhedy forgivss svsry.
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merriment. So does the duet in burlesaue OF
faHvaeTrnrr. Ali the characters are broas6t %
M the as 81
81 Mrs. Carriers acting in the role q Xepet
ers On @ Of her LACK q Vocal power Her
S Sat mes rna BIS s t: sa
q TssG os sad Ss Sss5g
bined in one impersonation. by a woman phys
r the tts
role By an actress %hS can asa snS
song. When Mr. Mrs. Carter was In Fsfis. and ts
IN as e ~
ssssi e ss !Is sf
general manager Of the Paris theatre IN
t Gsl Vi ssa & SS sS An ssd Mss
ance Of Helvett memOrized the part IN French.
M s Se ths a nns and then
and Bonnefoy. ,Apdran eommendsd her high
X. explained why he had chosen puhamsl Tor
Why he hsdt written the music Of the part Ia
lis Tree s s to tor the eng q
Carter. and. u few days later. dedicated to. her
a new waltz. ths Inscribed copy Of which IL
nov IN her possession. From ponnsfoy. bsf9rs
he wrote: 1T affords mo pleasure to say tn
you. before your departure from Paris. what
source OF congrntulation 1t has been TO me
to have you study the rolo OF Nus HetDen uh-
der mo. feel assured that your peo-
pie will not be slow to appreciate Your
line, qualities as an artistic. and, TINT a most
brilliant success awaits you In this delightful
role. which 10 30 varied In Its dramatic ani
comic contrasts standings. and purposes. To
ffelicitate themselves upon having 80 admira-
bio and so intelligent an interpreter. as your
self. Hoping that tho best OF health may DO
yours. and Wishing you y safe return homo. ]
beg that u you VIII accsPt thS .ssussncss q ny
GaEtsTs rsnderipE Of the TgsiS allotted to her
and Bonnefoy, who should be considered as
knowing pretty we'll what they desire.
Not many years ago Mark Murphy and
Thomas L. Murray formed u "toam" that
quickly gained largo and enthusiastic fol-
lowing In the variety houses. They gave an
Irish sketch 50 oomically that theatrical |
speculstors began to talk about them. and |
pretty soon J. n, Hill had them under eoptsSst
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