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r. ejudIced Arainst doctors.
Kansas CITY, NO., Oct. 18th 10

Kansas City, No. Oct. 28th 1907.
Drs. Thornton Il Minor. Kansas City, Mo.
Gentlemen:-I have been very much preju.
at least a cool hundre of them. have bee :
sick great deal and ave had almost ever,
thing from growing pains to yellow fsvs, q
During this wonderful experience found buS
very few who were even good guessers.
called on you. but after talking with you anss
finding out you wanted TO cure me instead Of
was cured. 1 submitted to your treatment. q
have never been troubled since, though years
have elapsed.
never hesitate to recommend you IS highly
as words could possibly express, and would
ask any of my many acquaintances who arr
troubled with any rect il disease to give you Q
call as you are honest doctors, and honest
doctors are very scarce.
Very respectfully, SAN W. GnIsoRY,
lfrf. 1895 East Ninth g.
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PRAISE FOR SCHLEY.
His Gallant Conduct the Absorbing
Topic In Washington.
WILL BE THANKED BY CONGRESS
The Destruction OF Cervera,a Fleet
Compared with Dewey's Achieve.
ment ut Manila-Admtral
Cervera,s Statement.

Washington, d. c., July 6.-The an
initiation of the Spanish fleet con-
tinues to be an absorbing topic
among naval officials and they are
giving most generous praise to Com
modore Schley for the noble manner
in which he destroyed the feet, when
the immediate command fell to his
lot.
predicted that if he secured an op-
portunity he would render a good nc
count of the fighting ability of the
American navy and they are glad the
opportunity was finally reached. II
is perhaps the greatest achievement
in a long line with which Commodore
Schley's name has been associated,
others including the relief of the
Greeley Arctic expedition and the
comnran nd of the Baltimore at Valpa-
raiso as result of mob attack on
the American blue jackets.
Representative Berry of Kentucky,
a member of the house committee on
foreign affairs, yesterday introduced
the following joint resolutions:
"Joint resolution rendering the
Schley, T. S. N, and the officers and
men under mis- command.
Resolved, That the thanks of con-
gress and of the American people are
hereby rendered to Commodore
Schley, U. S. N, and the officers and
men under his command, for their
heroic and distinguished conduct in
destroying the Spanish fleet in Cuban
waters on the Sd of July last"
The resolution was referred to the
naval affairs committee. Mr.. Berry,
in speaking of his resolution, said:
II propose that the officer to whom
the glory is due shall be recognized.
Schley is the real hero of the incident.
He and the brave band of officers and
men under his immediate direction
are the ones who achieved the VIC
tory, and all honor should be given
tAem. Sampson commands the feet
in those waters, but it was Commo-
dore Schley in command when Ger
vera, and his feet made the plucky
attempt to escape, and it was under
Schley that every one of that Span
ish fleet met its destruction. Schley
and his men have performed nota.
BILE feat that will go down in history
hand in hand with that daring fore
ing of Manila harbor by Dewey on
May 1. Congress should be prompt in
recognizing their services, and there
should be no delay in rendering it's
thanks and those cf the country to
the real heroes of Santiago" ~ j
Washington, DC. July 6.-The fol-
lowing is the statement made by Ad-
miral Ceryera, to am Associated Press
correspondent on board the battle
ship Iowa. He said: 81 would rather
lose my ships at sea, like sailor,
than in harbor. 1t was the only
thing left for me fio do" :
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THINK before speaking whether
what you are going to say will bene-
fit you or any one else. 1t is q COM
mon defect in our natures to think
that faults are only on one side, and
to feel that we deserve a much more
exalted position in life than we occu-
py. To over come this big part of
our nature is most important part
of our education.
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THE idea is very popular today that
what the people want they should
have. To only few does it occur
that our desire for thing does not
make that thing right. There are
thousands of men who have q desire
to be king but that does not make a
kingdom the best form of govern
meDt. There are many who desire
the right to drink all intoxicants they
want but that don't make a drunk
ard good citizen. There are those
who desire to hoard millions but that
don't make the centrali zation OF
wealth in the hands of the few bene-
fetal to the many. Willingness to
acknowledge that ones self is wrong
Is rare virtue.
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Cannot Praise Them Too Hirb,v.

Larned, Kans Dec o. 1907.
Dfs- Thornton & Minor Kansas CITY No.
Gentlemen: For the benefit of those vbe
may be afflicted as was, + wishto state that I
Was afflicted with piles md hssure In very b. 4
you for treatment. tried different physic}sps
and used all kinds of patent medicines and
various remedies that could hear of, but they
AID me no good, gradually grew worse until /
went to you, was under your treatment en-
ectiy seventeen days, and was perfectly cursS
L cannot say too much in praise of you, gen.
tiemen, not only as physicians but Us men You
d1d not charge me cent until / was perfectly
well ana never paid -btf-with more graft.
thst ] bad received so much. -
Very respectfully, J. II. BLACKWELL.
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The words of Senator Thurston of
Nebraska uttered at Duluth show
definitely the attitude of the old party
on the labor question: ut is the duty
of the employe, knowing that the In
terest of the employe and employer
must be the same, in the face of a
complicated and difficult question
which the average employe is not fitted
to comprehend or discuss, to leave the
decision to his employer and vote as
his employer says"
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In the mining districts the Repub-
licans tell the miners that Warden
Landis is flooding the state with con-
vict-mined coal so that the institu-
tion wilI-run at a profit, while in
other parts of the state they allege
that his poor management results
in a lossto the state every month";
News.
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Paris, July 6.-The Temps publishes
am article headed Peace Is Neces-
sary," in the course of which it says:
perhaps the only service which Sc
nor Sagasta can now render TO Spain,
his party. Liberalism and himself. is
to open negotiations for peace. There
has been enough blooashed. battles
and destruction of ships, forts and
lives. If Spanish honor is not now
satisfied, when. i'll the name OF heav-
en- will. ii be?''
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BROAD minds and generous souls
seek to better the faults of their fell
low beings, and not to punish the in
dividual for possessing the faults.
The condition of man who becomes s
iritated at some small offense and
commits crime, is due rather to
some physical defect rather than to
a designing motive to do wrong.
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MANY banks bought government
bonds in the name of customers.
Much of the late issue was sold in
this way. Soon Republicans will
boast of the number of bonds bought
by the common people and attempt to
prove the popularity of the loan, when
in reality the monied men put up the
cash for it all.
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693 NEW naval officers have been
appointed for duty during the war.
There are 1855 naval officers per-
farming active duty in the navy.
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NOT READY FOR PEACE.
Spanish Government Will Continue the
Fight awhile a Single Soldier
Remains in Cuba.,,

Madrid, July 5, 1880 p. m.-The
cabinet council tonight, after
short session. decided not to open ne
gotiations for peace, but to continue
the war, with all risks, while single
soldier remains in Cuba.
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STAND with the party, the busi-
ness, the man, as long as it is right,
and part from it when it departs
from the right, regardless of personal
business or party ties.
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Has Perfect Health.

Kansas City, No. Dec a. 1897
Drs. Thornton d Minor Kansas City, No
been troubled for eig t or ten years. but ara
pleased to say have not been bothered 1,
any way since. and lave perfect health II
which give you credit. am always ready ap
willing to recommend you to anyone to whom
can. Yours very truly. GEo S. TANBLYN,
Tamblyn & Tamblyn. Live Stock
Com. Mer. X. G. No
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The argument used by god ad-
vocates that Colorado is for silver be-
cause it is silver-producing state is
not valid. The state produces more
gold than silver. In 1897 the gold
product of Colorado was 500, 900, 900
and the value of the silver product
S12. 900. 600.
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R.c.mmends The Treatment Highly.

Liberal, Kans, Jan. 20, 1897,
Drs. Thornton Il Minor, Kansas City, Mo.
Gentlemen:-I was troubled with flstula, ulcer
alton of the rectum and piles for at least ten
ears prior to 1892. whom you treated rae an
cured me. and have not been troubled sine
In any way or shape by that dreaded diseasa,
and do recommend your treatment highly.
Thanking you for what you have done for me.
Lam, Gratefully yours, CHAs. SUNkIRA
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N
Tn. Mod. Of rr...men. No.1. y

Lancaster. Kansas, Nov. TO- 1907
Drs. Thornton Minor, Kansas City No
Gentlemen:-I was troubled with piles ara
assure for nearly three years and was treated
By you five years ago, and have not had the
least trouble since. / consider your mode O:
treatment No. I, and consider that people
troubled with diseases OF the rectum would dc
well to go TO you for treatment Money WouId
not induce me to be afflicted In that way again.
Yours very res spectfully.
MARX s. CInYa
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Queen Wilhelmina avs

Queen Wilhelmina avails herself Of
royal prerogative and frankly de-
clares she "detests music" This saves
her much tires0me pretense In con-
versation, though she is obliged TO at
tend the grand opera on certain &C.
casions.
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Tried A Great Many Doctors.

Herrinytcn, Kans., Nov. 50. 1895.
Dfs. Thornton * Minor. Kansas City, No.
Gentlemen>-It has been two years since You
treated me for piles. and l am satisfied that tha
cure is permanent. tried great many doctors
for the trouble in the last thirteen or fourteen
years and found no relief until came to you.
Very truly, ]. S BRuNDAeH
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WIN swear 10 Their Reli.b,,,tv.

oO 81 Kansas City, NO.. Oct o. 1907.
Drs. Thornton Minor. Kansas City, Mo.
Gentiemen: II gives me great pleasure to
about five years ago, have experienced no
trouble of any kind and consider myself ner.
fectly cufed---I- can conscientiousfy recon-.
mend your treatment and win swedr TO your
reliability. Yours gratefully, SAxCAHx
- 80 - 18th and Walnut Sta
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PEOPLES STATE TICKET

One crucial test of greatness is the
withstanding OF a strong temptation
to resent injuries.
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AN exchange says that "the only
ships Spain has now are hsrdships."
They are certainly not very hard
ships for Sampson and Dewey TO
DESTROY.
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Entirely Wen Now.

Neodesha, Kans-, Nov. 81, 1e06
Drs. Thornton Il Minor Kansas City, Mo.
Gentlemcn:-Ia am entirely well at this tima
was affiicted with istula and fissure for abort
seven months before going to you, and yoI
anyone to me- / will gladly tell him all
know. Yours respectfully, c. H. AcCREApY.
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From Exp.ri.nc. and a11 oh..r,.,,o,

- : .Girard, Kans., December 10, feo6
Drs. Thornton Il Minor Kansas civ No
Gentlemen:-Frome experience and oSserys-
tfon i can heartily recommend your work
! ~ Yours respectfully, - T. w. SrUTr1rp.
- Probate Judge. Crawford County. Kama
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DAN ANTHONY admits that telling
the facts about some Republican
frauds is mud singing.
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Kansas City people lost their lives
in the great sea disaster. Mrs. John
Perry, Miss Sadie Perry, Miss Flor
ence Perry, Miss katherine Perry and
Albert Perry, wife and children of
john Perry, of the ke5th & Perry
Coal Co., sailed ON the Bourgogne.
According TO the reporr, but one
~--,- ---e ~~ye1 which r-~s,ld rr,ea n
that all, or all but one of the female
members of AIR. Perry's family were
drowned.
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And all Diseases of the Rectum.
Perfectly Cured by
oRs. THORNTON e. MINOR.
Without Knife,
Ligature or Caustics.
CURE GUARANTEED.
No Money to be paid until cure
Is effected.
TESTIMONIALS.
General Health Greatly Improved.

Leavenwerth, Kansas. Nov. 10, 1901.
Drs- Thornton & Minor Kansas City, No.
Gentlemen:-You only cured me Of tbs
piles and rectal trouble, but my health gen
orally has been greatly improved since yop
treated me. No one kI ows what had suffere4
for the past ten years, before taking your treet>
ment. am so well pleased that words cAh
not express my appreciation. You have posi-
lively convinced me that you understand you
profession. i don't think there is another nrA
on earth who equals you Yours truly,
FRANK WUKRTH Jewslsf.
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ssooeed Whore oii.er. ran.
Lincolnyille IA. Nov >,

AiHcoinSiue, mas, NOV. z, 1880.
Drs. Thornton q Minor, Kansas City, No.
Genilemen:-It. has been six Years since vou
treated me for bleeding piles, with which disease
l had been afflicted for twenty years By chance
l heard OF your success and placed m, self under
your care. though confess had little faith
that would be cured, as had been treated 6v
four other physicians who gave me no relief
You cured me thoroughly and permanentlv.
for which can never thank you suficientlv.
earnestly recommend you TO all similsriy az.
nicsed Very respectfully. T. J. WISE.
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Don't fail to note the above men.
toned testimonials in this column
and for the next three weeks follow.
ing. 1t will interest you. If you are af-
hicted and would be cured write for
our 72-page book, which will be
mailed yon free of charge. It win
give you full particulars concerning
our treatment. also the names and
testimonials of hundreds of people
who have been cured by us. We have
positively no Office outside of Kansas
City nor has any PHYSICIAN GOT
OUR METHOD OF TREATMENT.
You will confer a favor upon the
publisher of this paper by mentioning
10 when writing to US.
We treat almost as many ladies as
men-but never use their names in
our advertising matter unless re.
qnested to do so by them.
DRS. THORNTON & MINOR.
once. Roens 30.1-z-3 Banker Bs6s..
100 Kesf Ninth Ssreef.
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80 ODDS
Where ysz 80 saG ~esa. ia Eoek fsiaas
services a aszsgs rs hssL Los rates.
fxzE tine All csGTteass treatment
a Z. coopER u. P. A.
EEES MeLEoO A c. p ETA
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TYPHOID AT ATLANTA

Atlanta, Ga. Aug. n.-Three enlisted
men died today of typhoid fever in the
general hospital at Fort McPherson-a
total of ten deaths from this disease in
sixty hours. Today's dead are:
PRIVATE E. L. MILLER, company A.
Fourth Pennsylvania volunteers.
PRIVATE ROBERT VAUGHN, CON-
pany NJ. Nineteenth infantry.
PRIVATE DANIEL FISHER, troop N.
Second United States cavalry.
They were buried today in the National
cemetery at Marietta. Ga. where all dead
from this disease will be inferred in the
future.
Fifty of the 400 cases OF typhoid fever
under treatment are in a serious condi-
ton Second Lieutenant Cook. of the
Thfrty-seoond Michigan volunteers. who
has been suffering from typhoad. is out
of danger.
Extra sanitary preca utions to guard
against infection among the troops at the
post have been ordered by Major Bubb,
the commanding officer. The reservation
has been divided into seven sections and
each section has been placed under a
junior officer, who will be held response
bic for its condition. An inspection OF
each of the sections Will be made twice
a day.
The 1900 recruits remaining at McPher-
son will be removed to small camps as
soon as possible. Eighteen hundred are
now az Camp Hobson, near Lithia
Springs; 1000 Will be sent to Pearl Springs.
neas Newman, Ca. and the departure OF
several hundred to Montauk. l.. J.. in a
day or two will clear the reservation of
men and eliminate the danger OF infec-
ton
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YALE SAILS For SANTIAGO

New York. Aug. 1.-THE auxiliary cruis-
er Yale with the Eighth Illinois Volun-
teers and a number of nurses on board.
sail for Santiago this afternoon
When the Yale sailed number Of vol
unteers were left behind They had run
the guard" TO get drinks al various sa-
looms and did not reach the American line
pier until after the vessel left Several
officers were among those left behind.
After the Yale had started for Santiago
six sick and wounded members OF the
Eighth Illinois were found by the police
on pier Is. North river. They were re-
moved to the Hudson street hospital for
medical and surgical treatment One OF
the wounded men was hurt by falling
from the train and the other had been
injured in Camp Tanner. They are:
George Walls, No. 10 Larabie street. Chi
cage, suffering from a confusion CT the
left thigh; Charles Ambrose. 500 Dear
born street. Chicago knee cap broken.
The sick soldiers are: Samuel Rudd.
Saginaw. Mich. acute rheumatism; Law
SON Baker. $40 Eighteenth street. Chica-
go malaria; James c. Walter. Newburg.
Ind, rheuma tism; James Baker. 22S South
Clark stRet, Chicago. gastritis-
he Yale stopped outside the bar TO wait
for the bedated troops. who were taken
down to her on tug. At 5 p. N. she
proceeded out to sea
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are grouping around their guns In fight
ing riga pair Of trousers onIy-with no
thought Of sleeping until the other watch
comes on at midnight; and, finally. that
the captain is pacing the bridge in cool
contemplation OF all the work. giving fire.
quent orders IN low tones. showing that
nothing has escaped mis- ceaseless vibi-
lance.
and the Gallo getfft:.r ahutetaoidlnusahrd
In the dense darkness the Concord and
the Gallo get under way-as We learn next
day-but no one knows of this manoeuvre
a the time. for no light betrays their
movement. neither from within nor from
without. II is not necessary or proper
to say where they go or what they do.
for there is no telling of war secrets coun
tenanced in this command. II is enough 70
say that 1t would have been q very sad
night for any Spanish torpedero who had
tried to get within range OF our ships that
night-or any other night, for that mater.
The ship IS as dark and as silen as the
grave. The night wears on with no sign
that there is anything on foot out of the
usual run Of blockade routine. except that
the searchlights are ceaselessly active.
sweeping the sea in every direction The
clouds pile up heavier and denser, and the
heat grows more and more oppressive.
until the accommodating storm bursts in
tropical fury directly over theh squadron
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S4Ny 4lcket Agent.
100 East Douglas evenue. Wichita. kan.
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COUNTY CONVENTION
Regular Official Call Made BY Chair
man McGOy

man Mccoy.
As per order of County Central Commit
tee the following conventions are called
County convention for the purpose OF
nominating,
1st. County Attorney.
End. Probate Judge
3rd. District Clerk.
4th. County Superintendent.
Primaries to county convention 10 be
held at their usual places. In county
from to o'clock. p. NJ, and in city
of Wichita from to p. m, on the 9Th
day Of September. at the usual polling
places, and convention in Garfield Hall
at II o'clock. September Sth, 1898.
There will be a Representative conven-
ton held in Seventy-Second district for
the purpose of nominating one Represen-
tative. IN West Wichita at 3 o'clock, p.
m. on the 7th day of September. Also a
commissioner in Second commissioner dis
trict at same place and time.
Seventeen Representative district to
hold convention on the Sth day of Sep
TENDER at 10 o'clock, in Garfield Hall.
Seventy First Representative district to
hold their convention Immediately upon
adjournment of county convention in Gar
field Hail.
The above conventions are entitled to
the following representation, to-wit:
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'orne matters OF more than trivial conse-
Iuance. A. G. R

SANTANA Bay. st. Domingo. July so.-We
struck on sandba- here in the bay. So
far as We can see this military expedition
goes struggling along. each ship IN its
own way and time, apparently without
head. ordered TO sail 20 Fajarda Bay. and
some stopping here. while one. the Arka-
dia, which was ahead. has not sown up at
all Tue Cherokee left here forty-eight
hours ago. The other four are now an
the bay. two OF them hard and fast on
sand-bars. and the others likely to be in
the same fix. II is quite ridiculous. when
we are 10 go on. what we are 20 do when
But the weather IS pleasant, and the water
not 600 rough A g. R
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Corner Main and Douglas
NATIONAL ENCAMPMENr. q. "a II

Cincinnati. Ohio. September s to 10.
On account OF the above encampmsnt
the Frisco Line will sell tickets to Gin
cinnati and return from ali stations In
Kansas. September ?. 3. and 5. for sIs 90
good for continuous passage in both 6issc-
lions. and for return leaving Cincinnati
not earlier than September and not later
than September %. An extension Of the
final return limit 10 October ?. 1885 may be
obtained by deposit o; tickets with join
agent az Cincinnati. September 70 ..
inclusive. and payment to him OF = cents
For further Information. call on or sd-
dress IL. o. MORTIMORE.
City Ticket Agent
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THE GREClAN ART TABLEAUX
CO1PANY (BosfOn).

With their illustrated songs and read
ings is being negotiated for. In present.
ing the Grecian Art Tableaux Company to
the public for the sixth season, space will
not permit extended remarks. but suffice
1t to say that the company varies its pro-
gram to suit the occasions. In one even
ang's entertainments they will exhibit some
thirty or forty tableaux. beautifully IL
lumined by the colored calcium lights, to-
sether with illustrated songs and Illus
trated readings, vocal and violin solos.
Rotations and representations.
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FoEz1 CO fzs CslsFazs 2ssE4znz Raj
ros6- Rates are ssry ~ 80 a. 1sszta
Write fs- Glaxfr4ts3 gzzzsasss-
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To obtain such requires more artistic
skill and experience than he sf,nr,.
press-the-but1on act. The subject shoI,l4
be given the benefit Of the mos, rrsrsf,,I
position. light anu pose. These can onl,,
be acquired by long experience
coupled with a modern and tboroppb
equipped studio. We are making a esa-
ture Of making our pictures as nearly l,,a
the individual as possible II Won "a
pretty your photo by us viii show it. If
not our photos viii not misrepresent You
20 your friends.
See our Genuine Platno or Steel Finish
$50 dozen
Best Enameled or Glossy Finish. $50 =
dozen.
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EDWIN l.. BARKER

In his specially arranged monologue play
entitled, "A Peaceful Valley" Rarely is
IL the good fortune OF one to attend so
enjoyable. finished and artistic an enter
tainment as Mr.. Barker's Peaceful Val
ley" His Hosea could not have been done
better by Sol Smith Russell himself.
Everybody was sorry when It was over"
Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser.