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FURNITURE-NEW AND SECOND
HAND.

and shipping. J. Z. Grit
nth, lli3 7th ST. NV. Fur
niture. stoves and carpets
a bought. sold and exchang-
ed. Buying out families a
specially.
cond- hand furniture bought.
d exchanged by Henry Rosen-
1rner Sth and d sts. nv. Of
q store fixtures specially.
re repaired and packed for
ment.
Irniture store. POO 18th st.
Y. Furniture upholstered. re-
Iired, packed, and carefully
moved; carpets cleaned. fitted
I'd revived to look like new;
orage. All work done on
'emises by skillful worlsmcn.
harges moderate. 25c EXPIRE 5.
and modern furniture of all
kinds can now be found at
the new quarters OF c. A.
Best, at 924 9th st. NV,
formerly at sth and X NV.
c. r. Clifford g. Co. 1894
l4th ST. NV. New and Sec
ond-hand furniture. Clean
~ separate storage room, 81
per load.
Cash prices paid for all kinds
OF household goods. Kinsey
& Dickinson, 1877 7th st.
NV. Furniture, carpets,
stoves. etc. Drop a postal.
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HAIRDREssERS

j, 912 18th st. NV. ,
French HaiTdressing Es-
adjustment; natural
eurls. braids, etc. Sham
pooing and dyeing. Re-
6uced prices FOX the Sum-
meT.
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graphing, engraving and plate
printing. Commercial work a spec
ialty. J. l. KeIvand. 1912 Pa. ave.
NV. Designs and estimates furnish
ed.
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M add
Don
-
ype ): j: !:
UNDERTAKE ERS,

an r. F. Sons Undertakers.
HdTVeV, +; ss: E r,ss s5 :; ::. :;;::
SigOurney, ;;' ;;' :; ;@s:'":': s= ':':''i''' i''
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Furnishings and hats. One price
to all. Gersou NJ. Cohen, 400
. 9TH st. NV. Latest styles. Low
est prices.
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BIRD STORES.

r. Boarded at s S Schm;d's 7l2 18th
kHHQst. NV; canaries. 25c per mo; mock
UIl uU ing birds and parrots. SOC per mo,
Ga HHE C. Singing birds and line
X0t1tEI0 bred fowl 4Sl 9b St. NV.
OGUIslGs Fine pigeons.
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MANTELS.

Persons designing and
building Houses should
call at the Nantcl Fac
tory. 1921 Ohio ave. NY. .
in regard - wood man
tels and mantel cabinets.
JOHN DONNELLN, JR.,
Prop.
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NM THEO.

Medium and Card Reader. WaShington's most
famous Clairvoyant and P3lmist Consult her on
business love and family affairs, reunites the
separated; removes spells; causes speedy mar
riages and gives good luck. open dai Y. German
spoken; sc and sec go II 81 NV iyl2-lft
MADAM RAPHAEL. scientific palInist, has re-
moved % gI2 + St NV. iyll-2t
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AMUsEMENTs.

Phonograph Parlors.
Coolest and most las
cinating place in the
city. Dummies, 10 for
25 cents 9l9 Pa. ave.
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Go to Eance's, 1910 l4th 81. NV.
There y0u viii end bread raised
in the pan and not in price.
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Mrs. DIR. RENNER.


In obstetrics gold medal awarded for the scisnca
OF obstetrics from the University of Munich, Bs-
varia treats successfully woTnsn's complications
and Irregularities private sanitarium Tor ladies'
before and during confinement Infants adopted
Ofice hours to s D. m. 6l9 Pa. ave. NV Metro
poIitan Block, Washington d. G. jeI0-tf
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BATH HOUSES.

4 E Bath house, ll22 Conn. ave.
Inn NV. This establishment is
NH the finest south OF New
tVu York. Metropolitan cars
drop you at door.
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DR.. CZARRA

SPECIALIST in the cure OF all Private. Blood sri
Skin Diseases, HenoFrhoids. Structure Impotsncs
and Syphilis positively cured Consultation and
advice free and strictly confidential 70 both
sexes Hours, , TO 6. Closed Sunday. GI9 Pa
ave. NV; Metropolitan Block ieI5-a
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US FURNISHINGS.

the original northeast fur
nisher and halter, slS H
st. ne. The very latest
styles and best qualities at
lowest prices.
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bteyohSS'
$50 s..-::'' s::.'. e, ;
Expert ): :. 3: 6. g..
new
ZEST.
Wheels.
Warwick
Liberty e. T: /:
$50 c. c; G
RARBERs, SUPPLIES.

II you want a Razor that is
a razor-we've got Just the
razor you want. Take it home
and try tiff IT don't suit
your beard bring IL back and
take home anotheTi Walford' S,
AZ and e0o Pa. ave
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WALL PAPERS.

Vim. F.. Fine Wall Papers. Win
dow Shades and Room Moldings.
Q House Painting, Fresco Decorat.
> ing, Lowest prices. Best work
manship. 907 Ilth ST. NV.
Richard s., $50 II st. ne
Y Wall papers and painting. See
samples OF my work and
= papers. All work guaranteed. |.
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Engraving Co, Hutchins
Bldg, line and half-tone
cuts for all purposes;
high-class designs and IL
lustratiOns.
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BUILDERS.

". H., carpenter and builder,
404 sth 81. NV. Jobbing given
prompt attention. Drop pos,
tai and l viii call.
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BAKERS.

Baking Co, established
1915; 472 10 476 c ST.
NV. the oldest and iarg-
est bakery in Washing
ton
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WF II YOU want = good and substantial
H1lF meal Cor l5c or 25c 20 to 1923 n. Y
EHAk ave. Dairy lunches. Electric fans
n Vut . Prompt attention.
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D. Z, & Co, G23 G st. NV.
Boarding, livery and sale stable.
Stylish turnOutS at reasonable
prices. Phone 9O5.
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Pre-. pMARQ.

sos 10TH ST. y ".
The famous English Clsirv0yant and Pa'mist,
has returned 10 the city after an cNteCdsd stay
in New York Consult him on business, love
and family affairs: reUnites the separated. brings
quarrels all right; cause speedy marriages; re-
moves spells and gives luck; 10 9 daily; Ire,
sc and 81; no sign iyI1-5t
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HARNESS AND TRUNKS.

lGeSS' e.: $;:: 4; {, E;::
will find every article
needed in travelling
Now / E: e ! ! E: a: A.: ::": &: E 5 E:
and repaired
re j. I. Hunter & Co.. i.b-
ASEfslhPA hers. Fine lire cf har-
kfssskzGk n ness, Holly WHIPS lcath-
q y ~ ~ - : VI lashes 500 Buggy
harness, SD. Call and look
over STOCK ami set prices.
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and gents furnishings. A. II.
Burdine, 3OS 9TH 81. sw.
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The Liberty Rosd Racer is
a better huilt wheel than
most Of the So models. SO
on time, SIS down and S. per
month. Iroquois Cycle Co.,
$40 I4tb ST. NV.
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BEDDING.

tUtN and Femade.
Now Is the season to have bedi
cleaned. II. A. Linger & Son.
. manufacturers OF all kinds Of bed
ding. Mattresses made and re-
made III 18th St NV and cor
ner 18th and Q sts. NV.
tresses made to order and made over
equal to new. Furniture Of all kinds
repaired. packed and shipped f. J.
Schippel, upholsteIer. lGO5 10th St.
NV.
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BIFEETS.

BIEEETS.
nctnn aiS s5s Ss% = Ta$E $sa95fS5s Bsss % 8
OQVtVfHg' liquors and cigars
MI William, 1903 Pa. ave. NV. has
WQT7 only the best and purest goods.
UiUiEs Heuriehs Maerzen Beer.
n n And see Geo. Coldenstroth, formerly OF
E@I Bladensburg. now at Academy Buffet
QQIl s07-4O9 9th St nw
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LIVERY STABLES.

Turnouts Of every description
for hire at Robiuson's Stable,
sl5 18th 81. nv. Best of ac-
combinations for Boarding
Horses. Cali and see me.
Phone 1905. f'''a
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ing, dyeing, altering. and repair
1 ing. p. Krutkowifz. 1876 I4th ST:
NV, merchant tsi.or
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Northeast
Dim #::5'fs $:5'5 d l. Z. :. .:55. ) ss s j.
bItlfIIth and q SIS
Victor, 4. 4. I. 4.
halt
LarkiIl, /: q. 4; / Z J.
Cycles. s. I: I: J. !.
Rep
WIN
suit
Bicycles.

Bicycle repairing. J. A. Hun
ter. 239 ID 4I-2 ST. sw. Double
tube puncture, 25c; single tube
puncture, ljc; new spoke, lOc;
new rims s.. Sub-Ageut for
ZENITH and ZENDA Bicycles.
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Stables, I2IO-12l2 Ohio
ave- NV Best and
cheapest accommodations
in Wash. for transicnts
and farmers. Livery.
Boarding and Hiring.
III II Snllira-l P,nn
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X. r. Burr. 727 I4th ST.
Hw.. dealer in high-grade
bicycles and sundries.
Hiring and repairing.
Parcels and messages de-
liYered, Zoe.
Bicycles. Still selling all
that are left Of these eK-
cellent 500 bicycles for
S35 and $40. Miller Bros,
HOE Isth 81. NV.
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& Co.. 14i7 Pa. ave. NV, Mer.
chant Tailors, High-grade Goods,
moderate prices.
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WINES AND LIQUORS,

Pure Old Rye WHISKY
recommended by physi,
Gla'ls and sold by Tobias
Bush, S31 7th ST. NV.
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CAFES.

Schncider's Is the only or
iCinal Tree crab feast. II you
have not been there you Ger
tainly are missing il. Bring
tie ladies. GOad music. Crabs
every night. End Of car route
at NaYr Ward.
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IN II. Merchant Tailor,
lie 5G5 7th ST. NV.
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MERCHANT TAILoRS.

J. A, Merchant
Tailor OF many
years experience
Popular prices. 435
9th ST. NV.
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BICYCLES.

n Bicycle dealer. Chas.
n b. Jarvis. 1th and II
4 sts. ne. Repairing and
I hiring. Full line OF
sundries. New wheels
sold on small month
ly payments.
BICYCLES. First-class re
work guaranteed. Hir-
Punetures l5c. Corner
Is. NV.
lillian B. Morgan & Co,
II I4th 81. NV, ag nts for
ictor Bicycles. Parts fur
Repairing a spec
ilty.
D., 1853 9TH 81. NV. form
? OF lie Droit Cycle Com
y. Bicycle repairing in all
branches.
. c. Cycle Works. 1919 l4th
NV, agents for the
arlisle $50 and Essex SS5.
.cond hand wheels for sale.
epairing Of ali kinds
heels for hire. Terms 10
lit.
r. {. Dimmick. Sth and
r. I. ave. NV, agent Tor
IroquOis and Liberty
Ricvl1es RpDairinV a
The Newtown bee., 1898-11-11

Dr Claude B. Blackman of Hawley- vile is to open dental effice in New Milford about November 15. He will have an attractive office on Bank street, over the clothing store of LaHait & IT onas. Dr Blackman has slready done much work for people in Hawley- vile and vicinity, and his many friends wish for him the best of success in his chosen pi ofessiop.
The Newtown bee., 1898-11-11

A very pleasant surprise was rendered Eugene Peck last week Thursday night. The evening was made enjoyable with social games, interspersea with music on the mandolin and piano. At II p. m. all were invited to the dining room, where table filled with variety of gc cd things were waiting their disposal.
The Newtown bee., 1898-11-11

Allison P. Smith passed Sunday at Springfield, Mass, the guest of Attorney H. A. Booth. He attended a meeting of the Christian Endeayor society of the Memorial church, with which he was for,4erly connected, and was called out of the audience by his old time friend and pastor, Rev J. L. R. Trask, D. D., for word of greeting to his former asso- ciates in Christian work.
The Newtown bee., 1898-11-11

The adjourned caucus of the republi- can party to nominate representatives for the election of Tuesday, met at the Town hall on Friday evening. There was no regular republican ticket nom- mated, but the caucus voted to support the nominations of the Citizens caucus, Henry G. Curtis and James Coles.
The Newtown bee., 1898-11-11

The old New England railroad cars have been taken off the Highland dlvis- ion of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, and have been re- placed with cars of the latter road. The old cars are being reprinted and lettered with the New York, New Haven and Hartford name. Some new cars, just out of the shops, have been put on the High land division.-[Danbury News.
The Newtown bee., 1898-11-11

Miss H. c. Gilbert will have special sale of trimmed hats at her millinery parlors in Sandy Hook, commencing, November II. Any wishing to make purchase at reasonable prices will do we'll to call and inspect the stock.
The Newtown bee., 1898-11-11

St Roses fair will continue on Tue. day and Saturday nights of next week. ca Tuesday night the fair will be held st St Patrick's hall and on Saturday night at St Msry's hall at Sandy Hook.
The Newtown bee., 1898-11-11

George Wilson of Taunton district has erjnyed some good messes of butter beans, picked from his garden patch dur ing the past week, and thinks Jack Frost this season.
The Newtown bee., 1898-11-11

A Halloween party was held st the Walkers Farms schoolhouse, last week Monday night, for the amusement of the children. Games were enjoyed and all had royal time.
The Newtown bee., 1898-11-11

The Citizens caucus met at the flee of ". J. Beecher on Friday night of last week and put as ticket for repre- sentatives in the field for Tuesdays elec- lion the names of Henry c. Curtis and James Coles.
The Newtown bee., 1898-11-11

Mrs Bessie Weeks, who has recently visited friends in Palestine district and as her uncle Philo Dimon's, returned to her home in Bridgeport, last week.
The Newtown bee., 1898-11-11

Among those from Newsown who wit messed the AcademY.Gunnery football game at Washington on Saturday were Rev George T. Linsley, Principal H. B. Mcfarland, L. c. Morris, W. H. Prin- de, Dr Edwards M. Smith, W. A. Leon- ard and John Drew.
The Newtown bee., 1898-11-11

lando N. Platt of HaItertown Is sbcut again, after his siege with pneu- monia, which Dr Green of Stepney help ed him to recover from.
The Newtown bee., 1898-11-11

The soldier boys who had taken Hoods Ssrssparilla are said to have stood the long marches much better than their companions. This medicine gives strength and endurance.
The Newtown bee., 1898-11-11

E. M. Peck, with his team. has moved the household goods of Beach Wayland to Monroe, where MT and Mrs Wayland will make their home for the present.
The Newtown bee., 1898-11-11

Willis N. Hswley, 2 member of 3rd Connecticut regiment, Is in the Red cross hospital at Philadelphia, sick with typhoid fever.
The Newtown bee., 1898-11-11

Charles Webster of Zoar is to erect new barn, 25x25. to replace the structure burned last summer.
The Newtown bee., 1898-11-11

sroDsor, have returned home after spending a week with friends In Wash ington.
The Newtown bee., 1898-11-11

Horace Plstt of Hopewell went to Northern New York on Monday. He expects to return the last of next week, bringing one or two loads of cattle.
The Newtown bee., 1898-11-11

The silver wedding of Mir and Mrs Theron Platt is to be celebrated on Wed- nesday evening, November B, st their residence in Hopewell.
The Newtown bee., 1898-11-11

MT and Mrs John W. Webb passed Sunday in Stepney with Mrs Webb's par ents, MT and Mrs George E. Msttegat.
The Newtown bee., 1898-11-11

MT and Mrs Dennis Derrigsn and Miss Julia Derrigan of Danbury have been recent guests of s. c. Cramer.s
The Newtown bee., 1898-11-11

S. c. Cramer raised an unusually fine crop of potatoes, this year, 100 bushels, which will doubtless find ready market.
The Newtown bee., 1898-11-11

Hoods Pills cures all liver ills. Mail- ed for 25 cents by c. I. Hood & Co.,, Lowell, Mass.
The Newtown bee., 1898-11-11

Der rjamin Nichols has raised some ex- tra fine cabbages this summer. MT Nichols needs no instruction in raising vegetables of any kind.
The Newtown bee., 1898-11-11

Mrs Mary Hcyt and daughter of Chi- cago are guests ot MT and Mrs Philo Northrop.
The Newtown bee., 1898-11-11

MT and Mrs Robert McBsth are re- ceivipg congratulations on the advent of & Eor, Wednesday, November 3.
The Newtown bee., 1898-11-11

- sar susss ..Ass U~orgr .. ssu1snrup Anu Mir and Mrs Radcliffe passed Sunday October 30. with MT sud Mrs Phiio Nor throp in Taunton distdct.
The Newtown bee., 1898-11-11

John McNamara made flying trip to Kent on Monday.
The Newtown bee., 1898-11-11

Messrs Everetts and Buzzer have been laying stone wall for L. c. Gilbert at the Hillside farm.
The Newtown bee., 1898-11-11

MT and Mrs Paul Belot have moved to Boston, Mass.
The Newtown bee., 1898-11-11

Mrs Frank Coger and little sor, Ell
The Newtown bee., 1898-11-11
Mrs Sarah Pardy has ben spending !

s.7J .,.- .aTes >,sass s-s Thomson.
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Mr.. Haworth's Engagement.

Mr.. Joseph Haworth. that Isterling actor,
who is held in such high esteem in these parts
will come to the Providence Opera House for
special engagement in celebration of
Shakespeare's birthday week, commencing
Monday, April IS. The series Of Shakespear-
can revivals will be made notable with elab-
crate productions, and the closing of such
leading companies as Wizards, Fanny Daven-
ports and Julia Arthur's has afforded Mr..
Haworth the opportunity to surround him
self with his choice OF the profession in the
classic drama. Mr.. Haworth's leading
Woman Is Miss Bertha Galland, a young
shakespeaisan artist Of rare promise. Though
but 22 years Of age, she com bines the ideal
youth aituyrncefulness Of the Avon bard q
heroines with a deer dramatic fire which
sways hearts. Mr.. Haworth is making .
special spring starring tour and has natur-
ally chosen his revered home, Providence, as
the scene Of his celebration of Shakespeareis
birthday week. He is now under the direction
Of W. M. Wilkinson, who successfully directed
Alexander Salvini's brilliant career up to the
time Of his sad and sudden death.
The repertoire for the week will include
Hamlet, Macbeth and Romeo and Juliet.
Seats go on sale next Friday morning, and
the best orch, stra seats will be placed Mt one
dollar.
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Refuses to Turn Over
Books to Successor.
MEETING OF COMMITTEE.
Preliminary Steps Taken to Secure
Ousting OF Wood.
MANDAMUS TO BE ASKED FOR.

A meeting of the town officials OF Bar
rington was held last night to hear the
report Of the committee appointed to
obtain legal advice In regard to the COM
plioations that have arisen over the town
clerks offioe. Assistant City Solicitor
Baker OF this city was present, having
been smrlovsd ty The committe, to help
them out of the difficulty. Councilman
Anthony asked Town Clerk elect Church
for the records. Mr.. Church told him
that Mr.. Wood had refused TO give them
up. Ihe following resolution was then
adopted:
Whereas, Mark RI. Wood, Town
Clerk of the town Of BArrinaton, has re-
fused to turn over and deliver To his
successor, the new town clerk. Fred =.
Church. the recordA books and pspeis Of
the town In his possession, although re-
quested TO do SO by said town clerk. and
also by tse committee appointed by the
town to sec 20 the transfer Of the same !;
and
Whereas. Said Wood ms ex-oollector OF
taxes. has refused to turn over and de-
liver to his successor. Fred i. Church,
the new collector Of taxes, the books and
papers pertaining to taid Office, although
requested so to do,
nesoIved, That Charles r.. Anthony
and George Baker be and are hereby np-
pointed a committee authorized and
directed to employ counsel and take any
legal steps necessary to oust saia Wood
from said office and to install said
Church In the same and to place said
Church In possession OF all said records,
books and papers.
Ihe next step that will 10 taken will
probably be to apply 60 the Supreme
Court for q writ Of mandamus.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-09


Miss Esther Lyons, tine first woman to
brave the hangers OF the Icy Chilkoot
Pass and explore the new Eidorado OF
the KlondiKe, In reapinR the golden har
vest Of her labors in describing her peril
Gus trip over the Chilkoot Pass and her
journey Of over 1000 miles through Alas
ka, showing the only genuine photo
Graphed stereopticon views Of the interier
OF Alaska. The views she owns and they
are all copyrighted, no one can use them
but herself. Miss Lyons h as met with
unusual success In giving her entertain
ments all over the country since septem-
Der last. and we attribute this to the fact
that Miss Lyons has most Interesting
and strange story TO tell, and that she
has ana exercises ability to tell thnt stvry
we'll. Youth and attractive manners
also lend nio OF no mean sort In her pres
ent vocation. She has q most pleasing,
musical voice Of wonderful carrying pow.
or that easily reaches every nook and
corner Of any hall or auditorium. no mat
ter how large 1t may be. She Is master
In the art of using her voice, pronount-
ing each and every syllable correctly with
such apparent eass that it falls On every
ones ears 40 pleasantly, and Is heard by
them all. NO matter where they be seated.
with extreme pleasure and delight. She
has o charming personality and we'll de-
serves the liberal applause and laughter
that she receives every few minutes dur
ing tie evenings entertainment. she
speaks the queens English perfectly,
having graduated from the Normal Col
lege OF Pennsylvania with the highest
honors, with certificate to teach In any
branch In any college Of Pennsylvania or
Illinois.
She was engaged by Professor Franklin
w. Hooper te give bar entertainment be-
fore the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and
Sciences on February III. 1898 and ap-
p ared In Association hall before an audi
enee that more than filled that large
place, hundreds OF ladies being compelled
to stand In tbe aisles. The thread Of her
story, her fine colured steroopticon views,
her Arctic costumes. her Gem onstrating
and showing placer mine in full opera
ton, Ia KlondIks, and her admirable de-
North. combined to deeply interest her
audience, who went away so we'll pleased
and satisfied that three was an immediate
demand for q repstition of the entertain
meut on February %. Professor Hooper
wrote to Miss Lyons that no one had
pleased any audience of the institute so
well as she had In the past ten years, and
again on February 20. This met with
the same result as the first, and Professor
Hooper again engaged her for March II,
the tickets being all sold three hours af
ter being placed on sale, which led TO
fourth engagement on March % and a
fifth on April o. Tie demand still con-
tinues to be so great by the Brooklyn au-
disnces that Mr.. II ooper is endeavorinR
TO engage Miss Lyons for 40 least once a
week until June /. This Is an impossi.
bility, as she returns to Alaska early in
May.
Miss Esther LYONS will give her unex-
relied sntertsiument "All About the
Kiondiks," In Providence at Infantry
hall on Tuesday evening, April ~.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-09
a HANDSOME

Level lot for Sale in Elmwood,
next to corner of Elmwood av-
enue; street curbed, graded and
severed; all assessments paid;
size, 5oxIoo.
+. a. PERKINS,
Io7 Westminster ST.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-09

women In every walk of life, from the
hum blest to the most famous anu
honored, voluntarily 90 out Of their wav
to tell others the great good Paipe's Gel
erv compound has done them, the present
great demand for the remedy is not TO be
wondered at.
Paine's celery compound, the best of
all nerve inviaorators and blood purI-
fers, will DO more TO bring back health
and strength, especially now, as spring
comes on. than any amount of attention
10 health later on. when work drops from
nervelees hands. ana there is no alterna.
tive but to Rise up altogether.
Psine's celery compound cures diseases
due to nervous weakness or to bad sta /.
of the blood. 1t Is the one real spring
remedy known today that rever fails to
benefit. Get Paine's celery compound, If
you wish to be we'll
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-09

Judge wofYcrd is one Of the abIest
crim insl lawyers in the state Of Missouri.
He has teen on the bench in jackson
county, of which Kansas City Is the
seat, for the past six years.
Judge wotford 10 one Of the leading
Democrats OF the Southwest. There is no
batter or mora widely known man In that
section OF the country.
The careful balancing of right and
wrong end tie dispensing of even handed
justice irinRs with 1t a judicial. discrim-
cultivntes like the law.
Judge Wofford is not one Of those per-
sons who are afraid to see things with
their own eyes, to weigh evidence and to