The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-08-17
Mountain Lake Park.

"'SN'AoHi GoNS
The Mountain Chautauqua grows
more and more interesting as the |
days go by. Where did such talent
come from is asked by many. The
audiences are growing daily in num-
bers and in interest. The soloists,
Miss Goetz and Miss Hulse, the
recitahons of Miss Short and the
music of Prof. Let1ingwell, the vio-
linist, have called forth general APP
plause. They are host in them
selves, but they are to be reinforced
by the famous Ariel Ladies Sextette
within the next day or two. The
lectures yesterday were literally APP
plauded. The English Hand Bell
Ringers made decided hit. Prof.
John C.. Scorers recitation of
Enoch Arden, illustrated by bril-
liant stereopticon views was great
success. At o'clock this morning
Rev. Lucian Hawkins, of Chicago,
conducted the devotional Services.
At 3 p. M, DR.. Henry Eliot Mott
lectured on "Gentleman of the
jury" The e. l.. S. G. Round
Tables are proving great success.
At 8 p. M. Prof. Scorer gives reel
tations from famous authors, to be
illustrated by beautiful original
stereopticon views. To-morrows
"wednesday program is rich, but
the great day Will be Thursday,
when Sam Jones, the Georgia Evan
gelist will lecture on "Get There"
and "Men and Money" This will
be the day of days, The b. & o.
will run special excursion trains
from Cum berland and intermediate
points. The days program is
unusually attractive. 1t will be
treat of life time.
The hotels and boarding houses
are doing fine business.
Next Tuesday will be the greatest
day ever known at the Park. The
program will eclipse all former eff
forts. We will give it in full:
900 a. m.-Devotional hour.
HOO a. m Lecture. Frank
Beard, Chicago, Ill. Multitude of
crayon pictures made with lightning
rapidity IN the presence Of the au-
dience.
200 p. m.-Band concert.
$50 p. m.-Grand rally of old
!. soldiers. Concert of patriotic songs,
Lecture by the great Chaplain, G..
G. McCabe. Bright Side of Life
in Libby Prison"
800 p. m. - Nesper service.
Goodbye Words. Everybody thank
fui for the good things of the AS
sembly, Come.
7.30 p. m.--Grand Colum bian
Spectacular Entertainment. Prof.
Weeden and his splendid chorus.
Set stage, brilliant calcium light eff
, fets. Correct and beautiful cos
tpmes of the time Of Ferdinand and
Isabella. by means of tableaux,
dialogue and music, the life of Co
lum bus is traced from boyhood to
the discovery of America.
All old soldiers wearing badges,
or known to be such, will be ad-
mitted free. The day belongs to
them, and We shall make it pleasant
for these old veterans. Let every
g. A. X. Post within 100 miles
come in solid phalanx.
If you can't 60 to the World
Fair, at least take day off and
come to the Paradise of the Ale
ghenies, and get pleasant memories
for the year to come.
Bring all your friends, with lunch
baskets packed to the brim. Our
picnic grounds are at your disposal
without money or without price.
Special excursion trains, with
cheap fare, will be run via the pic
turesquc b. & o. X. Il. from Cum
berland on the east, and .Clarksburg
and Fairmout on the west, reaching
the Park in time for the great
Crayon lecture by Frank Beard ,
and will leave after the night enter
tainment.
For your life don miss this great
day. All Maryland and West Vir-
ginia will be there
Every preparation will be made
to make this the event Of year.
This Chautauqua is wonderful
success.
Ripans Tabucs relieve headache.