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TO BRIDGE TIE ILLINOIS RIVER.

La Sale Ill., oct THE Illinois Central Railroad
Company will build "A milon-doar bridge
across the Illinois River I'm this city 1t will be bull:
entirely OF steel and will be of the most modern
plan. The ola bridge built in 1868. has been con-
demned several years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD.


baltimore Washington. Chicago. Cincinnati.
st. Louis and All POiAts West;
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS.
Lave New-York foot Of Lbertyst. daily Tor CHICAGO
p IN. and 1913 night. IITTSBURG. $3.50. ex sun.
go sun ~ rs night CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. 10 n.
600 p. m WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. A. m. ex
sun. 4. II 30 A. Dining Car. 2:3O Dining Car
C3.3O p. M Sun. Dining Carr 600. Goo p M Dining
Car 1915 night.
NORFOLK, II 80 n. m daily.
NEWORLEANs Roanoke. Bristol and Chattanooga.
through Pullman Sleeping Car. p m. daily.
All trains illuminated with pintsch light 49, .,
Offices: i3. III 2Gi. Az. li0 Broadway II East
18th St 1877 Rowery y. Y; 34i Fulton ST. Brooklyn:
stations foot Of Liberty St. G. r. r. Of n j.
New York Transfer Company viii call for ana check
baggage from hotel resiience 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
MR. sPoFFoRD's REQUIsIToNs HoNoRED

IT Is BELIEVED THAT THERE IL NO SERIOUS
TROUBLE WITH THE LIBRARIANS ACCOUNTS.
washington oct 1.-The acquisitions of A. r..
snorord the Librarian OF Congress, are now passing
through the Treasury Department regularly. IL
cannot be ascertained whether the alleged differ
ances in his accounts found by Auditor Ho.como
en- heen satisfactorily adjusted. All the papers
a. ,he case are now In the hands of the President
Tor his action. The impression is becoming more
General every day that nothing serious is the matter
With Mr. Spohord's accounts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03

London. Oct 2-Herbert Burrows mas an"ouHceo
his withdrawal from the Theosophical society lie
saws he ,s convinced that deception has been ram
pant in the society for years. and that Madame
Blavatsky the prime mover OF the cult was cog
infant of this decantiOn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
THE rood SHOW TO OPEN TONIGHT

MANY SPECIAL. ATTRACTIONS At THE MADISON
SQUARE GARDEN-GREAT CROWDS
TO BE PRESENT
The show at the Madison Square Garden which
will include food products and appliances, various
trade exhibits and the display made through the
womans department. including the products of the
charitable associations. schools and others the lat
ter being In charge OF Mrs. A. Benton Barnes will
open tonight ut $50 O'Clock. The exhibitors have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

WOULD NOT ACCEPT THE DESIGNATIONS
JUDGE IIANFoRD REMOVES THE RECEIVERS OF
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.
Seattle. Wash. oct 2.-Becaus. of the failure to
file accounts and obey othec orders of his court
Judge Hanford this morning refuse to accept the
designations Of Receivers Cakes Payne and Rouse
Of the Northern Pacific Railroad. but removed
those officials. and appointed Andrew +. Burleish
general counsel OF the oregon Improvement Com
pany receiver for all Northern Pacific property
within the jurisdiction Of his court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
rvpENDITURES GO UP AGAIN
,rss EXTRAvAGANCE NOW THE
ORDER OF THE DAY.
..,>., SHOWN THAT SURPLUS" THE ADMINS
rs,rroN HAS GONE OFT OF THE
my TELEGRAPH To THE TRiBuNE.l


ECONOMY" BUSINESS.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRinuNEl
.,,rcton oct 1.-The Administration Is
.r.,r Induiging in reckless extravaganza and yet
ae.a,,s 10 be a time when the most rigid econom!
,rsv needed The Treasury receipts Tor the
-, DAVIS Of this month have amounted 10 Sl,oos'fo
s,.h Is only s69 Isl more than the receipts OIL Moh
~ sep,ember so and vet the expenditures N the
." ,uo DAYS have amounted to S3i7eN. which Is
,s- 90 more than the expenditures on Monday. ana
=, o., .s2 more than the total expenditures OF the
-, three days Of September. Again, the receipts
49, the last four days Of september announced to
.,NaSi while the expenditures amounted TO only
80 ss leaving an excess Of sS06296. or only sil2,7A
,as than the surplus FOR the entire month OF Sep
,er,ber more than one-four,h of which or sS'lioi
49, vanished In the first two days of Oc.oper
s, course IL is to be expected that Administration
NU1.isons and newspapers Will say that one OF the
psos NJ the heavy increase In expenditures in the
ga. Two DAYS the necessity OF making large
on account OF interes; on the public debt
t.: unsortunately for that explanation II appears
gu only $4,000 OF the expenditures Of the asst two
M snx e. thus accounted for. while the payments on
oas Snt OF interest in the last three lays of Sep
tember amounted to Van"
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FINANCE DEPARTMENT. BUREAU FOR THE COLI
LECTION or TAXES. No 81 Chambers Street Stew
ar1 BhllngD New-York. October l. ls!O.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
NvnTICL' IIERERN GIVEN that the AS

~ sqssmen Rolls Real Estate Personal Property and
Rank STOCK in and County Of NewNork. Tor the
wear 1895 the for the collection OF taxes
have delivered 10 the undersigned ana mat al inc
taxes on said rolls due and payable at
this Office
In case Of paymen before the LIST day OF November
next the person paving shall be entitled to the dement's
mentioned in section 80 Of the NeNYork cry tonsol
aton Act OF 1852 VIZ reduction OF interest at the rate
Of per cent per between the day ~ such payment
and the 1st day of December next
- DAVID Z AUSTEN. Recover Of Taxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03

DIRECTORS OF LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN.
Calvin : Brice. Henry W Cannon and John W.
Doane were elected yesterday directors Of Lake Erie
and Western for three years and ErslIlne s. Phelps
for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
GUESTS At LEADING HOTELS.

A good business done at the leading hotels
Yesterday many OF them being crowded with ex-
cursion parties. who had taken advantage OF the
low rates made by some Of the railroads to visit
the city for business and plasure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03

NIH. CARLISLE TO SPEAK IN BUaIVN'
Washington. Oct. 2-Secretary Carlisle mas ac-
cepted an Invitation to attend the Danaue, Oi ' ne
reform Club in Boston on october l. he VIII NC
the principal speaker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03

~ AIBEMARLE c. p Hart wife. New
L. w smith w''e' S''''' II. Butterworth Columbus
Mrs p, Kc"'er i'"'0u's W l. watrous waverly,
]. Hoge' GAINESVILLE; n y
Mrs. II. NJ smith Baitimors' MARLBOROUGH
r. " IT,, pneselaer A. z. NJ. Loeb. New Orleans.
W. -. va" H' " s. b. Page Richmond. Va.
F. Tucker wife rhsdel- G. H. Osborn wife,
! Tof;sr Wifi, Eason I. 1 DSSis ro albany
BROADWAY CENTRAL e j. Booth & wife. Bur
T. I. Harvey; Chicago. II. Kernroad. Baltimore.
J. y. Iopham Washington NoRMANDIE
=. u 81 CT :ou,s A. NJ. Deane WIFE Qun-
H. buI Har'0er'Sy st. Peters MI "; G Russell. jr..
j. W Haynes Lexington. ,rh p fsn Haven
X Neil Belfast Ireland Is bH,ier Jg boson
J. D. Clarke. Ocala. Fla Penn '''"'Sp'''' '''S''''
J. strachan' Halifax r. h. cornstock. Providence
BII- NSWICK r. IL. Larned & wife Wash
@. Wilson wife, Edin-l f. A. Wuougbbv ROM.
T. Morrow. Montreal. PARK AVENUE.
+: H. Rohe,eH; Mohr'a a. is. T. Beyer chicago
w. Marshall. England ". y. Preston Kingston
f H. Parker Par, l psiro on, E l. Denis. Detroit
wager Wife Wilkes Judge A. g. H Hsars b SE
". H. Wilson < wife. Pitts G. Phi II cor,s. TROY
BUCKINGHAM r 49,, 81 JAMES
Mrs T. H. h''"'" WV C. j.. Woodruff. bridgeport.
Mrs E. Whitney ,r.. New NJ V e Butler. Philadelphia.
TIE Misses Whitney New ton T. "''"'"'' washing
Haven. n,o. + Winters. Springfield.
A. Hague & WIFE washing w r. Devan & Wife New
ton Orleans.
j NJ Peters. rhlad,e,lnhiss;; T $ sicn. Philadelphia.
Louis sTURTEvANT
c. L. Lowering. Boston. G ". sheets Indonano,is
" Angus & wife Hartford = u crav roin a"""Po''S'
T.. II. Abbot. Camden. To- Rosenfcld Ioson
EMPIRE T. H. tpham wife Mel
'''"' 49, rose. Mass.
j. W. Turner. Pnna- A. H. Giddings Haverhll
G c. Miller Fanwood y. !. Mr. T. II Foyh.. Law
C. j. Butter & wife. Detroit renee Mass
Mrs. B stuart SANTA ID. a. Clark g. wife. Boston.
Rosa Cal. = Hin Boston
W i. McGouehey. wlnona. -
MINI. NENDOME.
J. - McGoughey. Wlnona The Rev II. Penney &
MINI. ... ,,, wife Philadelphia.
j. ii. SmNih. Ihllalephth' VI. J. Demer Chicago.
w Foster, IT, q WIZ Mn W Brandreth. Sing Sing
sterdam Il. VI. Oates wife. Char
cucry lotte. y. C.
j. x. Sweeney Clinton. Miss
g. 6. Mitchell & wife, Professor w H. Warren
Brsintree. Mass. . Sidney Australia
W B Tilley wife. Nor II. D. Purdy. Cleveland
folk, Va. j. Galloway. sackets IIar-
J. :. burnett Cincinnati Dor.
q l.. Waring. Newburg. WESTMINSTER
H. NJ GrIst. Philadelphia. 80 r.
1 n Jia,r pcbmond H. W. Damon. Boston.
II y Dennis London g. Hicknell. Boston.
W. -. Kirk q wife. ~. j. ke"y * WIFE, "''e"'
raul J. Carter wife Boston.
GRAND. J. II. Carpenter q wife.
Colonel f. +. Townsend L. READING Penn
Miss Townsend Milwaukee. a u. Knapp Wlliamspor
H. r. Smith Ringhnmton. J. V Bun Easton.
W. q. ConklIng. Glen, Falis. F. Moss q VIE p's'o"'
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Sous:
~, INFUSION

with hypophosphites, means the
adjustment of lung strength to
overcome gcrm-life. 1t is fighting
he germ with the odds in our
favor. These tiny little drops OF
fat-food make their way into the
system and refresh and re-invlgorate
it. Whether you succeed with II
Or not depends on how good
start the germs had, and how care
fully you can live. The shortest
way to health is the patient one
The gain is often slow.
v-en GU ask for SCOTS Emulsion s"o
your druggist gives you package y"
salmon { o,yred wrapper with INC ~
OF a and fish on u yo" @~
trust that man!
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| G.. =. Hart a. wife. New
Britain.
II. ButterwOrth. Columbus.
Ohio.
W. l.. Watrous, Waverly,
Y Y
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MARLBOROUGH

z. NJ. Loeb. New-Orleans.
:. b. Page. Richmond. Va.
q. II. Osborn 4 wife,
WATERFOWL.
7. J. bowling. Albany.
a. +. Davis. Troy.
I J. {. Covert, Troy.
+. J. Booth & wife. Bur.
l!ngton. VI.
II. KerngOud, Baltimore.
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Totals NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sl''>o'o'''''' Fi'
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v'en YOU ask for SCOTS Emulsion s"o
your druggist gives you . Paehase ,,,",.
sainon-co,ored wrapper WIN TUG -.
ure Of a man and fish on u W" ~
trust that mani
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-10
WHICH ARE NOUs

There are two kinds of people on earth
TODAY.
Just two kinds of people no more. say.
Not the sinner and saint. for tbs well un-
The good are half bad and the bad are
half good
Not the rich and the poor. for to count
mans wealth
You must first know the state of his con-
science and health.
Not the humble and proud. for in life's
little span.
man.
Not the happy and sad. for the Swiftly
ing years
Bring each man his laughter and each
man his tears.
No: the two kinds of people on earth I
mean
Are the people who lift and the people
who lean.
Wherever you go you VIII md the worlds
Are aI3sys divided in just these two
classes.
And. oddly enough. you viii find. too.
There is only one litter to twenty who
lean.
In which class are you? Are you easing
OF overtaSed filters who toll down the
road?
or are You leaner who lets others bear
Ella Wheeler Wilcox in Harpers
Weekly.
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-
THE WEEK At THU THEATERS s


Mackave's play Of paul Kauvar.' He
acted this role with great power. Another
distinct hit was made az the Star tha1'er
IA New York when Iackaye appeared for
a couple Of weeks as Saviani IN "Joseiyn.'
with Rose Coghlau. This was really the
talk ~ the TOM" among those who were
watching the advance made 10y this Young
actor. hut afttrward. when he opened with
'Fcatherhraln' AZ the Madison square the
ater. his pon Stephano was new revel7-
ton ~ his ability u tas remarkably Wtit
drawn. and e WAS los this portraiture That
he attracted more special attention auron-
managers. Presumably. 70 was because ~
this pIcce OF ACTING thar Nj paiy engaget
hf.n for hls stock company MEN he played
fn Bottles Baby" ana his Gilchris' VAS a
piece ~ nicely drawn sublety. AR. Lack
ave made a great h.j as he Noirvlle ln
''RaEer la Houte.' az <ihlo'>. ua1er Mr..
Daly'a manager. MT since This he has
r,aycd I'D Money Mad The Dead
Heart" "Ths remher,ons." My Jack
The Skiymlsh Ttn.." "Fsath' rbrt-n.
Shenandoah " "ralauel Tom 'fhf Power
% rho Press" Mr Laek7ye wcnf 81 Eng
larAl ana became uemhgr 81 che 81 James
Thesfer COMPANY and appeared iu '"The
Id,er After 30 r-turu frpm England ho
anr.aFed for Charles Frohmau IN ~ wp3-
d3ur." Mr. Wtlkluson's widows 'Aris-
te.-4-E.'" and other roles During his stay
With Il Palmer he has enacted many
leading roics HIS ~ nEah Il PLAYED IN a
manner that calls for the greatest praise.
lie created the ro}e In the original pro-
ductioo. ard Che many "ho have appeared
in % since tN the various companies PEE
sastfnc .'Tr3ihy" are but faint reflections
n his mastery work. His portrayal II the
hvnuotiElnE villain shows careful study
uat only 5n regard 10 his acting, but as 20
AIS makeup as we'll.
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STAGE NOTES.

Miss Mary Augln has been engaged On
riav frzaf...r roles WITH Mt Charles korlts
GarrE tae .atte~s starring tour - -F.-
Nnrrnawt az Nen1ce- ki8rWe.4 ard
-S-ararof,o." Miss AuElsn IA tine 3A-Eh-
ter - ths eX-ss1aakAer ~ the Canadian p4r-
lament. ana enjoys tae distinction - tat--
tnz tae oaIy child ever born ~ the houses
af aar=aclert az ottawa soc i the IA
mons beauty who was 50 rexaily enter
tAtns.a ~ Ea3y Aberdeen last winter
Alan Dale SAYS - A play soan 20 appear
ira thtS cstv. a Soe.al tfsg1Wa FTBan -
very powerfully Arte3 Never coIla have
believe! tAa1 Joseph Holland NAs capable
9. xlscA 1lely sustained. a. IsS-c2.-y re-
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pressed work. His Courtice Jaffrey is a
creation deserving long life. +. NJ. Hol-
land as Jenkins Handy was equally meri-
torious, and Miss Bertha Creighton may
also be congratulated Miss Ethel Doug
lass. as the spirit medium, made a hit
that surprised the audience. This dramat-
ization of a novel succeeds because II
wasn't intended for the stage-because IL
doesn't define heart throbs with a foot
rue, or deal out emotions with d quart
mea sure. 4"
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Many reor3e when a lirtle constiTat ed.
make tae mistake OF us.ag saline or other
drastic uurEa1ives. All that i needed = a
mia dose % Ayers Pills 30 restore c1le
ra.slsr movement n the DOW ELS, and ma
ttir,a VII DO the rest. They keep tae sys-
TEN r pa~fecg order.
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..Streot Arabs of New York.

In All ,he long "a. ~ plays which the
Chase company has presented on Cortvay's
stage tA5s season. perhaps none has haea
more general favor.fc t1an the street
Arabs ~ New York which VIII he given
for the lst tame tou. Shr. The PLAY is full
IT excitement and Fun from beginning 90
end Hctue BERNARD Chase IS At her hest
In tha role of Bob. .be boo.hlack ana
from her rai.iekaz street humar IN abe
scene wish Hans tc he~ pathetic address,
20 her Nt,Ia hltskiuS stand AS hep tt~t
friend rr tra trawat:t moment iD Whlch
she brings zoo vilA.a 81 Justice she ut0s
sU hearts G7a-s reeeae 81 lttle Alice
from tfatn Rn.cr ns~ses across the stage
a. fuH speed ls a thr.lErz incident Gene
dian Gardner Is the very essence ~ fun
- Hans. s7d iu fset all ;he members II
The company are Weil placed
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ing play" but entirely natural true 10
the life IL depicts. The comedy element Is
furnished by a burlesque on Andrew Jonn-
sons famous Quaker peace commissi m
Hettie Bernard Chase adds greatly 70 the
fun in the character Of Biddy McGinty, an
Irish colleen a servant in the house OF Gen.
Miles Border Heroes" is a strongly real
istic play and VIII be put on with the fuH
strength Of the company. The cast Tor
Border Heroes" is as follows:
Charles Meadows Arizona Charlie. the
scout ...-............-..C Charles W. Chase
Kit Carson. the long trailer..........--..
Observation-Disclosures. Daniel Mcclure
Gen Miles, T.. 5. A.. George W. Hayes
capt. Hunter. chief Of the vigtlantes....
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Harry Townsend
Zebediah Broadbrim. Quaker peace com
missioner .................Ed E. Hardner
California Joe. an old trapper. ..-....-...
Observation-Disclosures. John II. Nicholson
Grasshopper Jake. one Of the vigiantes
Observation-Disclosures. Daniels
James Roberts. a lost scout...............
Observation-Disclosures. Lawrence Gillhard
Black Fetth-r an Apache chief.
-.---.-..-..-- ---..--..--- n }, Bernard
EmmS Reynolds. a border heroine.
Observation-Disclosures. Aida Gardner
Mrs. Roberts. .....--.... Mabel Est7n
Hettic Bernard chase. as Betty McGinty.
an Irish colleea with songs.
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- kentucAy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

4. mmenctna ca Taarslar "A N-atuok y
raarca Shb~-l' wsl - given ay tat Cease
.rzuaay az ,-erirays yer tae rest - .he
- /, Is a great PLAY. not tn ans par
.~ular resembling In o.1 keatucsy.- be-
tns written hy Charles Mr,1-sky ia 1>-7.
fn IL race s~rne Is given with thr@@
tl4aroaghh-es horses There w.1 na $50 per-
fornanees Ia the auditorium thas wees.
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The war Of Wealth" PLAYED a success
fui eugagemcn. Of TWO nights AZ the az
H. theater II showed a wholesome enjoy
able and weti-mouuted play. most Of she
characters i'm which stand ont in clear re
nsf John Warneld tho breezy. shrewd
Western miner who has come 10 round
up" New York. the man who nsver for
gets friend or forgiVes an enemy san
ford Farley. crafty, INSCRIPTIONS, HS-
sumius the virtues Of fidelity and friend
ship With the one aim IN lie q be a victor
IN the war az wealth: Maj. Pnrkney
PoIn1cxter. OF Foindexter hall the simple.
courteous. old-fashicned Southern gentle
man. Mathew Barse. Who spins bis web
Ike an old spider apd has an Infinite fafth
IN his speculative system Philip Norwood.
q young man of high commercial honor.
Favus Kemsen. a young religious book
worm brought from an African mission
field and plunged into the depths of New
York society, Airs. Worley, the kind
hearted. nothrriy old aunt: Marcia pud-
lev the hpiress uuspoii,l by wealth
Helen RAYMOND the woman whose love
has Ia nor astray and ln sharp contrast
with her Swallowed life. her merry refup-
Jag misehi.t aus SISTER. Halle. Wno carries
brightness and laughter wherever She goes.
nor'az the latter part ~ the Week t'e
boards at the seattle were held oy .hc
staekWen -Coahian Company, whose per-
frmanee 81 "rhe Magistrate Friday even
iag ana ~ Masks and Faces last nigh,
hraughf "a rather agreeable relief from the
scenic realism that has been haunting the
leeal stage ~ late. Roth performances
were attended hv large crowds, aed che fn-
Eagemeu. was in every way successTul and
pleasant
Al Ccrlray's the Charles ". chase stock
company began q renewal engagement 81
tao weeks. This company has new stood
TIE severe test ~ plan i1g almost ronseru-
lively r,r forty nights 10 limited circle 20
thtater-esery. ard the facs that II still
holds q t5tr share 81 the public PATRONAGE
S sulf sent proof that So gives people y h8t
tasy lka IS see It's sHcceSs - partially due
g t6e frequent change ~ bllf ara ina
Vsrsaan-y among SIS members Wh5'h cn
sales chem to assume aR indefinite numoyr
q roles
This we.A WI present a diversity ct
anus In .efs IRE taifts' Musical club
ntl present. .h. charming o9srstta The
Ws{avs N.Nt-the.f at tAe Seattle the
aesr tafuarra,s evening The same stage
Ill ae}-eete 4 " Falw~rs company so
Fr5he fr tN9 nights engaEem. nt
N2ve0hf- - aui g. which VIII - ifnme'tl-
sielF f',lev.f NovcWhet e15 ey Canary
lasara-'s great company frafu the New
Aark fa>1 e The Passing ShaN- To-
HsaFreN Is. -.ag CAPS. Js~k Crawford. 'tAr
feat s-an. vtt entertain am au3ttnee al
~ Fi~s. Neth ef'st church.. TUESDAY.
Wednesday s-3 Thursday evening" 'r5e
Carnival ~ F--.s - wsll De- bei3 lee ArwHvT
faf-t.- s~r week ~ RS engagement
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Mnt.n Iacknxe,, Iareer.

Wilton ta-kasa. vse IS shortly a. appear
= tbs --} as SvenEAu III Pau Pottar.>
oraa'aur3.lsn II 'Trley." Pas an inter
tsSng theatrical story, some years ago
la7se W. sta5 Z .1e uertorraa1r4 80
So 8, %.f,as Ga~tea. New YorA saw
Aae-.ook cS v..nv Celew PLAYING tae rAt.
i.so. Ae h.5 very l.t.e &c do. eut every
N'aE Terr ar.-f als NrAct aCA extremely
sanssogn fres re was seq aoRa na Che
rs as kEH. re T3-Eave. but very few peo-
- ID NV y e-k hat ever htart oi the
yeeng actor short ,iue after tha-. e.
- Nv J -es 81 tson was closing. AcrGirat
tN@sers AiisH nare' WAS brought toE-
@-Fa ~ the t.t.h avenue thrater. ara WI
50 4.srksNe. a. Eo1.ert - plao2e. fnAsie q
.ssaiHeaE h... li.s next imp-rtaa. chafHc-
~ . AeN erk vas IS G0urcc IA Steele
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10. lacl. Cra,. far.i. the ..Poet-scout.,

TT ~ - 7 . - TT II 1'1V'
Those having charge of the series Of en-
tertainments given this season in the First
Methodist church. Of this city. are 20 be
congratulated on securing Capt. Jack
Crawford, who appears RI that church 90
morrow evening He has Won an interna-
t{auaf reputation as ore nf the best single
entertainers now on he stage his rare di-
vevsity o. gifts striking personality and
rieh personal history aGorii1g c1mbna-
t.ou which Is an effective safeguard against
wearying an audience. HIS fraterual ASSOC
Citations are also a source of strength in his
profession He Is an enthusiasts member
cf the Elks. II the Red Men. and an aide
ds-caup on the staff II the ccmmauder-3u-
chef Of the Grand Army % the Republic.
These facts and qualities make him SEN
cr8I favori,e with all CLASSES. veterans and
lstle children being equally hearty IN their
applause.
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and stability and you will find the I'M
print Of these qualities Of our mountains
stamped on their very souls. Not all of
the peaks Of our mountains are equally
beautiful and symeGrical; SO with our
people. SINE are rich in mental at
tainments and those finer graces Of the
soul, making beautifully rounded char
acters, whilst others, like the rugged
cliffs, are devoid of all beauty and chal-
lenge your admiration simply from their
uncouthness and desperation.
So much for the mountains. How we
love them. Drifting you say? Well,
here's back to facts and figures.
Our place grew from a hamlet to a
village and then to is present proper
tions in rapid succession and is now first
feeling the glow Of manhood and touched