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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-04
TRUSTEES SALE

In execution OF deed OF trust. dafea
July ?, 1884. and duly recorded I'm H.
Clerks Office OF HenricO County Cour,
in Deadlock Iie b." page 10. there
having been default In the payment OF a
portion OF the debt secured, and AZ tho
request OF the beneficiary. / will sell pv
public auction. In front OF the Henrico
county courthouse. on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 9. 1897.
at u o'clock NJ, the LAND above referred
to- and which is particularly described IN
said deed OF trust
There is In all likelihood. o speculation
in this land. as II il so near the city and
on good road.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 defray the
expenses Of executing the trust. all taxes
to dav Of sale, and TO discharge the sum
OF 1886. with interest thereon from July
~. 1886, and protest fee; and the residue
upon such terms as the grantor, his per-
sonal representatives or assigns. shall pre-
scribe and direct: or. in default Of such
direction. then In equal credits OF six ana
twelve months, for notes. with interest
added. and secured by deed Of trust.
n. w. BOWIE.
fe Trustee.
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THE COTTON sTUFFs
are in prices beyond all belief. F
of these few:

are in prices beyond all belief. Read
of these few:
1ec. English Dress Checks for 1-2c.
u 1-2 and 15c. Covert cloths ana Sycie
Tweeds for s 3-4c.
- 1-2c, Shifting Cheviots for 3-ic.
1Oc. Outing Fiannels, SIC.
Sc. Dress Ginghams 7-Sc.
Indigo Prints. &c. yard.
7c Yard-Wide Bleached Cottons for
41-2c.
1rtica Sheeting for II 1-2c.
Yard-Wide Bordered Apron Ginghams
for &c. -
SAC.
1s 2-3c. Wrapper F'lannellettes for 4 3-4c.
Would you buy the newest imported,
best, and prettiest
HANDKERCHIEFS
at one half and one quarter price? No
need of Judgment. when you see the goods
and the price-cards. Ladies' and mems.
Hundreds and hundreds OF Ladies' %.
IN 10 and SOC. Fine French Embroider-
ed Handkerchiefs, all new effects, any
u 1-2c each.
20fO Ladies' Fine. Sheer. Embroidered
Handkerchiefs, open, hemsutched OF
lace edges. none worth less than - a
dozen and up; your pick, 3-ic. each.
01s dozen Ladies' and Mems Fine Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs, linen, Swiss,
or cambria, all White. mourning or
fancy borders. the best ID ana IL l-zc'
values SC. each.
Mems Colored- Bordered or AlbWhite
Handkerchiefs, 1-inch hens, &c. each
for the best sc. value anywhere.
It's like playing tricks to sell
HAMBURGS
hoc
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FOR RENT.


AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.
The present occupant being desirous OF
discontinuing housekeeping, Is anxious 10
rent No. rs east Marshall street for an
unexpired term OF eight months az the
rate OF $500 per annum.
Carpets and Curtains for sale. or any
portion Of the Furniture that may be de-
sired all of which IS very nice.
Annlv to CHEWING & ROSE.
No north Tenth street. or
T.. G. PELODIE.
fe24&7 No. 1907 east Franklin street.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
w ANTED.

A WHITE BOY HAVING SOME EXPE-
rience in a bakery. Cali between u ana
| o'clock at 204 north Seventeenth street.
fa 4-1tS
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BUSINESS WANTS.
CHOCOLATE ECLAlRS.

25c. DOZEN; SPONGE CAKES. 80
large. Csc; slayer Chocolate and Cocoanut
Cakes, Sc: large Molasses Cakes: &C.,
Jelly Roll. l5c.; Made Cakes, oc.i Ct i,,.
cakes. 25c.-so nice. DRINKARD'S.
fe 4-lts 423 north Sixth street.
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WANTED,
WANTED,

A NURSE CWHITE) BEWEEN 20 AND
80 years old, tc take care or baby. Ad-
dress A. H., p. O. Box 81, city. fe 3-it
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.

WHEN REAL ESTATE Ii SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA By THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE.
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WANTED.
WANTED,

A FIRST-CLASS COOK. APPLY AT 6lo
west Grace street. Re All
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BY Pollard & Bagby
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
No. 5i7 NORTH EIGHTEENTH STREET
STORE AND DWELLING.

BY virtue Of a deed Of trust. dated De-
cember 90 1894. duly recorded IN Rich
mond Chancery Court. Deadlock l53 y.
mage 259. default having been made In tho
nayment of the debt therein secured. and
being required 50 10 do, We VIII sell, by
auction on the premises, on
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 5. 1897,
AT 1870 o'clock p. NJ, the aforementioned
PROPERTY. The building contains
about six rooms. Lot 25x90 feet.
TERMS: Enough I'm cash TO pay cost
Of sale. any taxes that may be due, in
Guiding a ratable proportion Of taxes for
lS97. and to pay S7o0. balance due on "A
note of S742. and interest on same from
December 90 1895: the said debt Of 500 be-
ing subject to a credit Of $3.50; the resi-
due payable at one and two years from
dav OF sale TO be evidenced by notes
with interest added. and secured by deed
OF trust on the property.
II. X. POLLARD. Jr.,
Ii. ST. JOHN COALTER,
IA q Trustees.
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THE DRESS GOODS STOCKS

will come in to-day for large snare OF
bargain selling. Owing to the necessity or
ror,ea eurement the shipment was two
days late. Ready to-day.
Large and Medium Open Checked New seS
Spring Dress Fabrics, double WIDTH
for lie. a yard. ,...
New Spring Lace-CoVereu Iie''''
u lie. a yard o.
New Dairy Checks, In all colors' TOT 1'c'
a yard. eos o,a
New Spring Fabrics, In figured ana
striped effects. lie yard: -
Atwood New Spring Homespuh' III
hroken checked effects zoe. goods, for
soc, English Mohairs in mixed enects'
paw-Silk and Wool Bourette Dress
Fabrics Soc values. for &c,
50-inch-wSie Navy Storm Serge nc.
value, for 39c. so. ,or
2-4C
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WANTED.

ALL, PERSONS SUFFERING WITH
the Grip TO call at WoodalPs. 800 east
Broad street, for Io-ha ana set lmme-
date relief Reliable testimonials.
fe 5,79,n,l3,li-6t
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The hint OF


brought hundreds of buyers with the an
nouncement. Like a present OF TWO s"A'
to buy one. It's the honest storeheep'"s
that sells all this stuff as bought IL
the intelligent buying and the power OF
handling great lots that creates 'hese al
vantages for our public.
New Spring silks, the hand dsoGn y a and
prettiest Of the season TO coiie' 10 anu
Sc ones, for 39c. oo.os,
s.25 Black Brocaded Taffetas, IN hea'es'
effects. for 69c. r,, con.
Plain Changeable Taffetas' co ever eSc
ceivable combination. 20, 3d. ana ''''
silks, for SO and 69c. co.os IN
Fancy Changeable Brocaded lan. &c, ,ac
small, pretty effects, soc. ones, LOT -'''
Satin Rhadamas. Black only, Toe. vaiue
for t9c. 100
Beautiful Black Moire velours at 7Sc'
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BY n. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
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WANTED.

TO TRADE A NEW RAMBLER BICY-
Gle for a Horse or Phaeton, or Will sell
cJeap. Wheel can be seen at 3lW elsI
Marshall street. te Z--t.
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THE LINEN SELLING

comes with a hurrah. Not a sale IKE IL
in all our experience. Not a stock OF
linen goodness like this was ever thro"h
on the Richmond market. Read OF these
few. and then come and see what they
consist OF.
All-Linen Huck Towels, large size BE-
each for the usual 81 a dozen KIND
The best All-Lnen Satin Damask Tow
els. long. full. tied fringe, 10 &c each
2-yard-wide All-Linen Table, Damask'
cheap at G5c., for Sic. yard:
25c Ail-Linen Barnsley Huck Toweiiihs'
IL 1-2c a yard ,o.,
Extra Heavy All-Linen Barnsley Iowel-
ling. 3-ic. a yard. -,
AlI-Linen Hemsttched Plate Doylies, al
ways 50 dozen. for Sc. each
Pure White All-Linen Damask Tea Doy-
lies, 39c. a dozen. ~
10 pieces Handsome All-Linen IaDie "a
mask. Scotch make, cheap at 81 yaru'
for soc. r..
Extra Large Size All-Linen Huck low
els. hemmed or fringed. 1Oc. eacn
% pieces 45c. Genuine Turkey-Red Iapie
Damask. dc n yard.
81 dozen All-Linen Damask Dinner Naps
kins. SIS size, SOC. dozen, instead ol
81 r.
The best $50 Irish and Scotch Linen
Table Damask. yards wide, new
handsome designs, SSc. yard.
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by N w DOWS,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-04
THE COHEN co. THE COHEN co.

at such prices. But they are all the bes
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CHAS. II. PAGE.

YkDrEsi q Chicheslef's English Peanycyzl Pas
Ii lDisuoad I'Faaa are the Best.e 80. sE'i,f
- Tx otls.. send ~. STAMPS, TOT A. 49,,
fos Lal.s..7 ~ lsrrsa BY RETURN Mall. ~ "sfs~
Chichester Chemical Co.. Phii@aA'
(my 25-Tu. Th&suly)
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..rhe Itenrt oi rhirngo.s

Lincoln = Carter'a masterpiece o stage
realism, The Hear q Chicago. later
preted ~ "a competent company az the
head - which Is Miss Jessie Cunningfon.
q charming actress well known In this
city. viii be the bH az the Third Avenue
theafer Ehts week T. ~ said that ST.
Garter d8rs NOT depend upon lighting e.
fects IS much as upon mechanical effects
~ wh.eh hs produces slfu.litudes - fsu-
3rx walls. rarsnw locomotive. upheaving
bills Amd topping spires How - ever
come seeming tgsupeTaA1e obstacles Ire
the way % reproducing q lightning ex-
press train Whtrrfne over the rails s.
realistically as 20 startie people fs s mat
ser - ssnna}e calculation wffk him Wher-
ever "The Heart ~ Chicago hes been
presented It has net w5sh instant ssczass
The asay Is repiste vitn rraphss sepnes 81
the sreat Western metropolis vlth lrs
many incidents. pNtheflc and laughs bie
Acs orr takes place in tAe Office - fua
partners during ere great Sre fh1f nearly
deFt roFat IRE eatfre cftF. whsn ore - ere
partners j. murdered and his weafta
sfo3@n ~ thS sea peSrace - the drm
Tsen enc Scenes q the drama change 81
faesty years later when thr yf.lzl1 has
become wealthy ara e q pcwar N4t
murder VIA aat. d" sr5 MS arcoupltce Ga
fse nfB~Frr ~ FNaaty wears before turrs
up ard Through H1a1y et5rTtr~ SCENES ras
7srb ~ -ouvsrtiEw evidence IS woven aEoat
thR viliasee1s partner.
One - ere uaest rns 'terie scenes - che
v3ece - thar a. tee f~awhrtsxe wae- tfa
rrEenstnE partner. sith tae afa - several
~eounflre'S attempts 80 wreck IS fast
f~a5a hy se~tinR "a Through A. Open
trawhr3iEe TIE draw IS opened ere s.e-
nails chanee3 TO 'ctear track ara the
audience sees ths 6lu headlight e tha en-
rsns arcroacbt0g ia tae distance Crafr-
ally the NEHt grows &arEsr "a IRE ~-Hfra
comes Epeet-ng or RIG. and }get as *
seems east rne fatal train s. ID 20
wrecked. t1e heroine auE@srs ard eets ga
signals So danger. ard tbs trk Ia CORES
So stea w5fhsn a fsw feet 90 tA4 ar--
6rzw Tae play - Euo4ate4 Etfs fl-aassss-
PA s-enecT TNs vivid pictures - 80
great rre f1e Caugt e FEarer a reB~r.4 ~
tson = tHa great feature ~ fhs VVars4f-s
fair an3 BIRD eve vsew - CtE-sr.
1904. ing so1tb frsEu are Masori- ter~-.s
sre SASS te De three q she rea1gst5c sfs.e.
FsrfureS-
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SCENE FROM any FRIEND FROM INDIA"

frienas that II al went vel Re would soon
be the owner % oDe % ths finest tne1isr
buildings on lhe Pacific coast A tneasra-
cal architect was called IN ard directed 70
prepare plans for the building. The arch
ttect did as be was Instructed and Work
vas about 10 begin or the building when
she head % the enterprise was called 70
his last sleep. Mr. Yezlers partner did
noi have sufficient money 10 go ahead
with the project There WA q mortgage
on the property az Third avenue south
ard Yesler gay he'd b Boston men q
wealth. They were asked 20 take charge
u the matter. - THAI time they did not
care 20 do 50. They always said that
whea Seattle warranted Is they would
give the city a fine theater Since the re-
turn % prosperity u il sald these Boston
men are bringing themselves 10 believe
thaf another theaGeF conducted by men of
experience would be a money maker.
During the past few weeks It Is reported
that a Epo1dence has been carried on
between this city and Boston and that the
subject natter related 10 the new theafer
And 20 IL may he that soon We Will have
another theater.
Manager W n Russell has returned
from a summer 5agnt across the conn
try with Prof Gleason. niid-horse train
err Mr. Russell says that when he was
AZ Butte ne was standing In the hotel
"a the clerks counter when tail smooth
faced man came in. II was while william
Jennings Bran was occurring there. and
the horse show was Of for the night
Are you not Mr.. Bryant" asked Mr.. Rus
sell Il am" was thu reply. Il "a a 10
play Lord Mount Severn" said Dir. Rus
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Re must have been born under = pluT-
oosored SKY when the stars wsEe back
with tToable. FOR be brsathes saifpeEre
flashlights and GArkneSs. He Is s8ch
harmless little party away from h3s pla-
foniau dramatic thoughts that when be
be2las ths creepy Faxaoliag lur&d hero
iGm flooded with gore. and Wrenchea pas
sieu out or his why threat. there Il =
sr0tezage contradiction Ia young Len and
ats var np0n noisy art. The wlckeder tne
villain ia Growers plays the better ae
galleries like il. What's the use % q
reckless. knlfe-eafing nero who Is aching
- thwarf uE5esS the gentleman he inter-
feres with Is mean enough % cat into
sheeztrlHgs7 There Les the secret 81
Growers triamphs. Help up au possible
.IlainLas ia oge part and turn the here
loose upon him whenever The scoundgel
% the piot = ace high. To me. Leonard
tr.. T. a thing ~ wounded love ard red
ban6ana neeksrcAiel phabia- Around the
threats 81 ali his Villains j. r0ped one
81 these rsIday embisms Of total 6epFay-
Ity. ard Leonasd's heroes rs a. the kerr
chief with rabid certainty of extinction.
There II a dark 5an'ern. some thunder
sheets and iaay with streaming Jocks
likewise app8FtioHed - the Grover ilters-
taTe. ard through II ali races Leonard.
tr, rescuinK. thwartinR. Grating and
swimming ia oceans o. hopelessness old
fer was always a ong-to-be-continued-
in~our-next smile. but his son aud heir 90
genius II = shoi-towsr Of agony dramatic"
Little Miss Henry. OF the Broadway
Theaisr company. who viii be rernem-
tersd for her delightful work as the
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envy Friend From India.

On ~ ira greatest successes OF the year
has taen Ny Friend From lndla, ~hica
comes 20 the Seattle tneateF tomorrow ana
Tuesday nights. Il L a fArcical COMEDY
rs n 4. Da Souchet and l. after TIE
FRENCH STYLE. but without the sort % en-
tenare thar r. usually served in plays 81
a farcgcai nature drawn from q GalAc
source. The story IL built around a Kan
eas CIsy cork dealer who IL domlclled ~
New York where he Is trying TO launch
MS family into society. He has found
thss irving and hopeless undertaking
during he two years q constant endeaVor,
and then accidents put him In the way OF
realizing his amsgton. HIS only son
comes home drunk one night ard shares
his couch with a similarly conditioned bar
her. whom be had picked Up during ne
nights debaach The next morning, N
sheer desperation. he palms the barber OF
On his father IS A renowned theosophlcat
ADEPT. Theosophy il s0ciefy's fsd q me
moment ard the shrewd old pork packer
sees a way q crafty me ambitions OF MS
daughter. He imprisonz the barber n
hls mansion. adFertises aina extensively -
means OF bogus interviews ard press dis
ratches and prepares 70 have society
rIarnor A. his doors for admission. The
bsrber and the son. from different motives.
ara anxious to effect the escape OF the
fake Punait bar the pork dealer keeps
his prize close. and finally issues invita-
tons fer grand reception. Al last the
clever barber and the scapegost son work
out o. tire dilemma by making the old man
believe that h had become insanely intoxi-
Gated. had c0unternanded the order Tor
ne reception and rad consented 70 The
marriages hitherto bitterly opposed BY
him. Of his caiidFFn- This denouement is
aided by a Numbering German maid VINO
forgot 70 mail the invitations. Tire piece
enAs joslly and logically. with the chief
victim ~ TIE hoax confirmed believer II
the miraculous powers q his theosopaist
guest
TIRE smith and Rice company. which
originally nssde My Friend From India"
famous during 81 extended ran OF three
consecutive months 81 the B.3ou theater.
New YORK city. last scar. is IS capable ore
ard Includes Freferick Bond John +.
Ward joan r. Maher Joseph Han Joseph
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dramatlzati0n OF Ouids's famous novel
and /, IL % be given by strong casJ Of
some Of Seattle's most talented and popu-
lar amateurs. under TIE direction Of Mss
Viva June Maury, the remarkably talent
ed daughter II Col VIII NissCheT. the
brilliant Journalist, poet and lecturer. Miss
Maury has not only A combination 81 abiI-
ity energy and executive power but has
the advantage OF the anest professional
training and experience. and is giving
every moment Of her tine TO make this
occasion a credit 70 all concerned and
pleasing surprise to the public
Miss Maury has been successful fn pleas
ing her audiences and making herself pop
ulsr all along the road wherever she has
appeared. She has already gained a wide
experience playing with many different
cornps nles. and widely different parts. She
has received great praise for her versa
fifty. James Cooper Wheeler a well
known critic. lately said that sae could
forget her own personality and work into
the part she happened % be -s>aying more
perfectly than almost any one he ever
saw, which Is one q he greatest gif{s
an actress can have.
Besides directing the entire piece Miss
Maary will play the role % Cigarette.
~ which she does some Of her strongest
work she is also most fortunate In The
selection OF the remainder 81 the cast
having gathered people AROUND Fer taaL
have both intelligence and ability and al
of whom are working hard 20 present =
thoroughly crsdifabis performance. The
cast is as follows:
Be-tIe Cecil. OF the First Life Guards.
aftsrwArd known az Lou1s set g..t..i-....
Lord Rockingham, known a. ne
Berkeley Cecil. Bertis's brother 49,.
-. ...........M Mr. NJ ". Thompson
Rsbe, an irish knight Of iae piKssl.n p
..... .-...........-.-... Ar J. = . ala
Col. ChateaurCy. called the Back
Hawk 60. Mr. Gene Hucklns
Ben DAVIS. a welcaer Mr. Paul Richards
Baroni. Jewish money lepesS fss-. d.
Capt Leroux. Of the cnas,e..irs :. .;4,.s,.-
Petit Pieson. OF the chasseurss -,
Pierre Mason. o. the Chasse,grs ...........-
.....-.. s- --.-...--.. Kay tlaf As
Leon H''il''' % ~. Fres Isl,srs
IAttie Venella. Lord Roc lng man SIS,
LADY venetia. Nine. IA Prizes
1sovora ..........M iEs Hattie Palm
Nera Mcshane. Eenetia's flait -.--..-.
-.......... MiEs Irene lEglis
. Me- Josephine Robinson
Trocpers e the Caasselrs --..--... ~
..... Members q %. =, y - w
.qrn4er Two FlsEs'f Is TO ~ presented AZ
the Seattle thester Monday evening. oete-
Der 4
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s,,r 4, ssasngraace oa s8a ae@ pasrc -
s,,.ssasvlsns fEhen Heurx J. Ne@sFr %as
awe - pras always t&sklsk &ees4t rfes.-
snw paAfc buildings asse aleAi * 49,
-. - IS tssfarra 81 50 .rta = tEeztrtsl-
-.--.s-sra FEe was nof - hAFs rH2rEe et
-. ls.,ssness aus De vas se contribute PTS
.,,r.r ara property to@ Sr'ls csc sF@-''A
- 4 seeasfr 81 Was So De ca1st - g
-. -..~u~r - T7zsTi sEE1ae r7ta an4
Yer w-av TeeieF h4.a an exp
rsssn associated ~lta hsna 80 .ss
- thas sheV u.sH.6 make f2ouFg
go. aas start Ia. Xes4eE tos1 several
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a Ntnht En nehr.,sn ..

Srtsv oest CA-teAe- e LANE r r@sr.s
ssrrs cemssE a Nsxrf 81 Baaez.s ut
=, r1osuee1 81 ere gr3 kvrasa r--zra~
4 naatsr ~ rev fss.uFas ans r-se-.t 1-5es
have ben ntrsazeea .fnoe tc wss ls~
esea here SIS ra a2aetHE 49, aces =
~aa pEczaaee4 lsF "a bea@es ef taa Queen
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scene From ..The Heart of Chicago Sc

ingenue in Young Mrs Winthrop" car.
res about with her a mild measure u
rsprs-zssd excitement she was fsars rd
~ Theodore nurfant as enc q his yic-
tins and the notes that be sent 20 Beg
asking Tor meetings after the theater
acre br9aEht up az part o. the state 9
evidence at the great murder trial M
sooner had Miss Henry arrived in Seattle
than sae was Nfcrimlxed ~ the attentions
az a man intensely dtsagreesoie 20 p r.
she turned aim over "a policeman ne
policeman was about 10 sake him IN
vhea fhs Fnan started TO- run TIE of"
aesr drew hfs revolver shot 81 the sir.
ara the soerreffe parauer came 30 a
has,. Mas Henry FED, however.
Seattle nay have a nem arst-el2ss thea-
ter started before maaY more eehs 50
by. IL t. rot generally known bat tha
plans have afFeaey been prepared oy a
competent a-snttssff ard IL weuld roe ns
g surprtse 30 % $50 acquainted Wt'h tRe
irsida x Ihinss theatrical n Vo9k were
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sell "tn your Sir Francis T1evIson, with
Ada Gray's company" The man ST.
dressed VAS the fusi0uist candidate FIR
fhe presidency In ts9& and Mr.. Russell
savs that they enjoyed half-hoaF's chat
81 the tiuses when they we're troupsne TO
nsfsey rlaglne be East Lynne" with
old Ada Gray ard her hpsbsad-Mau ger
Charlie Stevenson
THE GALLERY GOD.
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rsfv Good Roads club. This Is without
question the best amateur production ever
seen here.
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The best preparation 70 remove Gandru1
<-cr, ire head and 80 cure snG stimulate
tna s~atn that 6anfr1n viii not gather
arain IL Hairs Hair Remover.
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Blankets.

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Raiaier Beer IS always the sest-
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The EoSy freshness

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