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"what Shall Q
nan 0ivefg

"What shall :
Nan Give
The solemn
question comes
home to almost
every man at
some period In
his career.
Nv hat will
you give In ex-
G hange for
lyour iifc1" II
rs like that
other solemn
question about
the soul. Just
a. an honest
man feels that
nothinE Of
earthly value
a be
against his soul
50 a man who
has one friend
TO love him
knows that life
h too precious
TO be battered
away for am
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-01

Have you seen the new military button
belt Of the BcOnomistY
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Fisb Wardens Raid.

Game and Fish Wardens Page b. Otero
and c, r. Huber made q raid on the fish.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.


CIIvL
- ton and Water supply, Examinations and
Reports. Maps, plane and estimates. Cores
pOndence Solicited. Room 10, Armiio block.
Cor. ard 81. and Railroad avenue.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-01
Excursions 10 the Pacific Coast This
summer,

summer
The Santa Re will sell cheap excursion
tickets 10 Los Angeles, San Diego, Re-
dOndO Beach or Santa Monica during
June, July and August. The summer at
the seaside Is not only cool aud delight
ful, but IL Ia a most beneficial change
from the high attitudes OF New Mexico
and Arizona.
There ia no diner summer resort In the
world than Coronado Beach. and In the
summer n can stop az this beautiful
place 40 no greater expense than AZ Orii-
nary places, and at less than half what IL
costs al Atlantic coast resorts.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-01

The New Mexican says "Siegfried
GTunsfeld, OF Albuquerque, was a Santa
Fs visitor yesterday. He obtained ac-
c%ommodations at the Claire. Mr. Gruns-
field is a candidate for appointment as
postmaster OF his home town"
Watch Mr.. Lee and Mr.. Newton as the
two thieves In "Erminie." They are
strictly all right.
The New Mexican states that G. Ba-
daraccO and daughter are on a visit 10
Santa 20,
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r. w. ID. BRFAN

A TToRNEYs-AT LAW, Albuquerque, N,
~ N once, rooms 5 and 9, First National
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Seaside Excursions

The Santa Fe Pacific railroad will sell
tickets to Los Angeles, Santa Monica,
Rejonda and San Diego at the rate OF
$40 for the round trip, three times each
month during June, July and August.
These tickets will have a limit of ninety
days and require continuous passage
east OF san BaTnadino in each direction.
west OF there they will permit %stOpOyers
az the passengers pleasure.
Dates of sale are June /, 10, 30, July
2, l3, p, August 3, II, 81.
W. b. TRULL, Agent.
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N, D. THOMPSON PUBLISHING co.
81 LouIs. No OF New York ~.


"HHH &. NANNN Atfns
Clean blood means "a clean skin. No
beauty without u. Casc8rets, Candy Cathnr.
lic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving ali i'm.
purltles from the body. begin TODAY 10
Danish pimplcs, boils, blotches, ~blackhcads.
ana that sticky bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets,- beauty for ten cents. An drug.
gists' satisfaction guaranteed, lOc, 2jc, 5Oc.
-
In u advertising columns will be
found an announcement OF Ex-senator
John j. Ingalls, forthcoming book, en-
titled Americas War for Humanity"
Canyassing agents will and Il a book OF
remarkable interest, and certainly OF ex-
traOrdinaTy Suitability. The history OF
the war IL told in picture and story, and
In a way that always characterizes the
brilliant pen OF Senator Ingalls,. In
%narrating the incidents OF this war he
inds grand scope for his superb descrip-
tive and analytical powers. The theme
Is worthy OF the author, and the author
IL worthy Of the theme. IL Is published
by n. ID. Thompson Publishing Co, OF st.
Louis, Mo. IL will be- a monumental
work that will not only be everywhere
read, but IL will be- q monument % his
genius that will OutliYe in history his
brilliant senatorial career. The sub
scrlptiOn book trade and the %canyassinR
agent are fortunate In the fact that an
author OF such rare ability has been eD-
listed In its interest.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-01
Agents Wanted.
IN kvery County 10 Supply
the great popular demand for
AMERICAS War
FOR HUMANITY.
Told in Picture and Story.
Compiled and Written BY
SENATOR JOHN J. INGALLS,,
Of Kansas.

The most brilliantly written, most ptofusely
and artistically illustrated and most intensely
popular book on the subject a. war with Spain.
Nearly
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DRs. BIsaoP = HIsHOP.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS AND
- Surgeona-Ohice and residence over post
ONCE, old TelephQne %, New Telephone
? TO -, N, Frank ID. Bishop, III. b., once
houre, ? to 10 a. N. and 4 10 2 and Y 10 3 D, I'M,
Take elevator al Whitney,,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-01

New line Of white Empire fans Just re-
ceiyed at the Economist.
BIoor mating, whitney Co,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-01
JoHN ii. n.

physician AND sUR0EoN-Omce In
= AnmUo building, Corner Of RAlirOsd avenue
ana Third street; Hours, $3.50 TO II q, m; 4
and diseases OF women,
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WILLIAM ID. LER.

A TTORNEY.AT-LAW. ONCE, O 2,
an, Il. Armlio building, VIII practice Ia
all the courts OF the territory,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-01
v. W. DoRsor,

. TTQRNEY.AT.LAw, rooms 2 and Q, N.
n I. ArmJo building, Albuquerque, N. n.
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FRANZ 10. CIANoY-

H. W. ID. BRYAN
A TTORNEY.AT.LAw, Albuquerque, N,
a M. Ohlce, flrst National Bank bnlldInn.
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Trustees sale,

A TTORNEY AT-LAw. Ofice over Rob.
"a ertson's grocery store, Albuquerque, N. N.
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RERNARD 3. RonEY

A TTORNKY.AT.LAw, Albuquerque, NJ.
"a ~. Prompt attention given 10 all business
pets.nlne 70 me profession; VIII practice ln
States Ian Office,
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n. ID. JOHNsoH.


A RcHITkCT-Plane specifications and a..
"A Inmates furnished for all clnaeee Of build.
ins and architectural work. Onicei aoe West
Railroad avenue,
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DENTIST,

r. ,. Alssr, D.. ID. 3.
A RMIJO BLOCK, OPPOSITE ILFELD
"A Bros Ofice hours; D a. m. TO 1850
p m.i $50 y, m. to 9 ., m. Auto. Tel. No.
4e2' Appointments made BY mail.
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200 ILLUSTRATIONS

fl m photographs taken specially for this great
work. Agents are making $bOtO 300 a week
selling II. a yertahle bonanza for live can
Apply for description, terms and ter.
fttOry AZ once 10
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W. q. HOPR, M. M,

OFFICE HOURs-Unui Q a. N. and nom
" l,B0 to $50 aud from ITO o, m, Once
and resldSnes aao West Gold avenue, Aibn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-20
LIVE STOCK MARRET
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Sept. 19.-Contrary 70 general
expectations. the market for cattle show
ed decided strength. and while undssira-
bic lois were no more than steady, the
best los sold a the highest prices Of the
year. Native beef steers went largely
Al S5.ooG630; extra lots being wanted al
ing at S4I0g4-5: trade in stoekers and
feeders was good. and good lots sod
satisfactorily. Cows. hsifsrs, bulls stays
and oxen were fairly active 81 unchanged
prices. and calves were steady Western
range cattle were n excellent demand at
steady prices. fat steers and heifers sell
ing particularly we'll
While hog receipts we're large. the de-
mand was on q corresponding scale. and
prices were stronger 10 21sc higher than
al the close OF last week Hogs sofa
largely at s. soe74 ora. with a good many
sales a. $4.U5 and some transactions IN
prime lots al S4.97tzG4.IA The conmonest
los found buyers AZ IS 59E3,7a iPgs sod
at quite a wide range, light weights sell
ing the lower. Late sales OF hogs we're
al easier prices. The offerings averaged
very Well IN quality.
There was q fairly active demand Tor
sheep and lambs. prices showing 10 par
ticuIar change. Choice grades steady ard
others showing weakness. Fer native
sheep the prevailing prices were g 0}I
! 30; common 10 choice, not many. going
about& .. Western range sheep we're
wanted at s5.7ef7=- >; feeding bseing free
buyers around S. s9l4 L. Rams sold at
100000.
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REPRESENTATIVES, SALEs
SHIPPERS AND NOTES

c. c. Carson of Mt. Hope was in with
4 car load Of medium light hogs, which
sold early at the top Of the bulk.
Adam Hufbauer, the old reliable ship
per from Mulvane, was on the market
with a car of mixed hogs and cattle.
There were Il head of cattle, mostly she
stuff. eight of them heifers, selling to
the Dold company at $3.50 per cwt., and
averaging SS4 pounds. Robbins took the
rest at good prices. The hogs were very
good extra heavy butcher stock, the heav-
lest received for the day. and sold with
out dock at the top price of $3.50
Steiner & Blair another of the local
market stand-bys. were early arrivals
with q car of mixed heavy and light
hogs. the big end Of the load going 10
bold at the top price, and the few lights
selling strong to Bennett.
Uncle Philo Hunter, from Elbing, was
present with a car of heavy hogs, good
enough to knock the top persimmon, they
being weu-rounded and plump mediums,
selling straight TO bold.
Campbell * Horton Of Caldwell were
among the later arrivals with a car load
OF mixed hogs. the best of them selling
TO Dold at the top Of the bulk. and the
srots 10 Bennett for all they could COM
mand- This firm are among the oldest
shippers IN point o fsteady patrons to this
market, and are among COwley county's
most prosperous and successful stOckmen.
P. 3. Lincoln, one Of Oklahoma's we'll
known stock shippers and buyers. was
with a load Of light weight hogs which
sold to Bennett for a good price for the
grade and class.
Q. J. Handy Of Milton was a late conner
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IS SPREADING
Rigid Quarantine Is Spreading
Along With 1t.
NEW ORLEANS CORD0NED
Death Rate in Mississippi
Above Last Years.
NEW ORLEANS CORDONED

Washington. Sept 1s-The surgeon gen.
eral OF me marine hospital service has
about completed system for the inspec-
ton Of trains on all railroads in the dis
tr1ct in the state CT Mississippi infected
with yellow fever. Inspectors have been
placed upon all the roads. with one ex-
ception, and this line will be supplied at
an early date. The system mas been es-
tablished for the purpose of checking the
spread Of fever so far as practicable and
it is the purpose OF the bureau TO make
ii as effective in this direction as posi-
BILE. Passed Assistant Surgeon Stimson
IS in charge Of the service.
New Orleans. Sept. 1s.-At the board
Of health today it was stated that there
was no information of any other Gases
Of yellow feved thon that of Mallory Ken
nedy. announced on Saturday. AS the
United States barracks is quarantined
against the city. none of the troops there
will be allowed TO come into the city.
New Orleans is badly tied up as a result
of the outside guarantees. The railroads
and business community especially are
suffering.
Mobile. Ala. Sept .1e-Owing to quar-
antine restrictions, the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad company annulled
their day passenger schedule south Of Mo-
bile today. Local authorities here nave
established a quarantine camp al the
state line and no traveller from New Or
leans is permitted in the city without ten
days detention.
New York. Sept IA dispatch to the
world from Havana says: Captain Brown
Of the American schooner Maryland died
on his ship in the harbor here OF yellow
fever Four of the crew are down with
the malady.
Louisville, KY, Sept. 1e.-Reports from
the far south tonight indicate that the
yellow fever epidemic is slowly gaining
Roadway. The following synopsis is
CLEANED from reports emanating in that
section tonight:
The Louisiana board of health tonight
made the official announcement that up
10 date four cases of fever nave been re-
ported in New Orleans and five cases at
Harvey's Canal cbove New Orleans. on
the opposite side of the river. No deaths
have been recorded in either place.
A recapitulation OF the epidemic
throughout Mississippi shows that out Of
a total OF 100 cases seven deaths have
occurred, the death rate being Y per
cent heavier than that of last year.
Two new cases have appeared at Tay-
lors, but DR.. Wood reports no increase.
No new cases hav eappeared at Jackson
Alabama has strict quarantine against
any one from New Orleans and other in
fected places entering the state, and
Montgomery also has quarantine guards
on every train. The department Of the
Gulf today ordered battery D, First artil-
lery, from New Orleans to Atlanta, Ga.
on account of the prevalence Of yellow
fever in the gulf city
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STRONG TO 3 HIGHER
GOOD Monday Supply of Hogs
and Demand Good.
TOPS UP TO $500
Guilty of Hogs Mixed--NO
Cattle Market.

The Wichita hog market yesterday was
strong to cents higher. with the best
md Of the days business going at the
.uli higher point. The provision market,
n spite OF more glowing live hog condi-
lions, sagged off from cents decline for
sIbs 10 TIC of for lard, and was dull
Ind Iifeless. However, most Of the live
.tock centers showed advances in prices
and the quotations generally ruled strong
md higher. The local market experienced
= very good day al around, both sellers.
shippers and the local packing and ship
ping factions, all faring very satismac-
tory. The receipts were very liberal. es-
pecla.ly so for the first day of the week,
which IS not always up TO the average
IN point OF offerings. The lethargy and
CuIlness Of Saturday is not infrequentiy
carried over 10 the next Monday, as was
the case last week when the receipts were
barely up 10 the 100 mark. Yesterday they
were nearly 600, very substantial gain
over the week before, and the trading day
before. The quality was considerably
yaixed, both as TO the aggregate supply
and single loads. There was not so much
coarse and common stock or extra
heavy packer stuff, but lights and thin
under-fed stuff a0Ounded too plentiful to
make a good even market. Several loads
which contained good fat butcher hogs,
were also sprinked with thin grass run
ming stock which Of course lowered the
general tone Of the load. This lighter
stuff was usually cut out and first sorted
free from the better grades and sold sep
erately. However. the permanent demand
for light pigs has become strong enough
70 readily take in any and all such grades
and these were most always sold at good
stin prices, and the whole load thus bal
anced up to the satisfaction Of the seller
Most Of the good hogs arrived late the
early morning trade and for some time
afternoon being mostly scattering local.
wagon trade, and hold-overs. The de-
mand from the local packing interest was
strong, eager and ready, and this call
was sufficient to absorb all the hogs of
killing weight offered. The tops were )
cents higher than Saturday, and the bulk
about the same range. The average weight
was just the same as on Saturday. The
three top loads were very fair hogs. all
of good heavy weight. one OF them show
ing up 258 pounds. Everything offered
was sold. and all the business cleaned
up by the close, with the last end the
best of the day. More good hogs would
have been promptly taken had they been
in. and all sold went at the best market
figures, the general quotations considered.
Today as expected 70 be even a better one
as several heavy shipments are reportd
Tor the days receipts.
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COTTON

New York, Sept. 19.-The cotton market
opened steady. with prices l 70 points
higher on stesdier cables from Liver
pool than looked for, covering by shorts.
and some European buying Outside
support was lacking and the bun crowd
cautious. however, and after a brief spell
of activity speculation fell off materially
and prices slowly sagged back 10 about
final figures Of Saturday. A marked in
crease in port and interior receipts. fewer
complaints Of crop damage and official
reports indicating almost perfect cotton
raising weather over the entire belt, were
among the factores which checked buy
ing. Spot closed quiet; middling gulf.
57sc; middling uplands. sac; sales, 3h
bales. Futures closed steady; September.
sic; October. 52Sc; November, $3.50; De
cember, 5.37c; January. sac; February.
5.45c; March, $500; April. 5.54c; May. 5.57c;
June J.6oc.
New Orleans. Sept 1s-Cotton-Easy
middling, slice.
Galveston. Sept ls.-Cotton-Quiet;
6 1-l6c
Liverpool. Sept. - 2. m--Cotton-spo
fair demand; prices easier; futures
steady
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Primary, seco1aaCy o IrrIlarv BIoCD
POISON permanently Cl-e1 ia L % Z
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same price under same guarantee. 7.
tract 10 pay railroad fare and 1otel SITS
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have taken mercury. ioclLs potash zr4
sttl have aches and pains II lce-ls
patches n mouth, Sore Throat. P1uplss-
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~ ne body. Hair or Eyebrows fz[si7E
out. i IS the Secondary BLOOD POfSC<
most obstinate cases AID Caz-genSs zha
T-o-ld for case Ne can not cure Trs
disease has zlwsTs b2tAsd the sk.l o. the
ms eminent physicians So .sS caus-zE
ban{n5 eur urcczd1t2paz. guarantees. ab-
soIf1Ee proofs sent sealed CT application
address COOK REMEDY Co, 1z55 Ma
sonic Tempe. CHICAGO. LII
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ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
MUSIC AND DRAMA

SHARPLEY LYCEUM THEATER CO.
The popularity OF the Sharpley Lyceum
Tneater company has steadily increased In
Wichita, SO that each return Of this COM
pany IS hailed with delight by theater-
goers. The company coming here for fair
week il satisfactory. inasmuCh as the visit
or who come 20 Wichita will have an
opportunity TO see good show, and the
company will enjoy a good weeks business
The usual IS. R o." sign was up last
night, as invariably the case on the open
ing night when Sharpley gets TO town.
The company has been considerably
strengthened and most OF the players have
never been seen here. A fine line Of spe-
cialtIes were introduced last night, which
were well received by the audience. The
opening bin was 'Faachon the Cricket. -
and was well put on. My oMther-in-law. -
farce comedy. will be presented tonight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-20

ReceiptsCattle 1900: hogs 5000; sheep
1900
ST. LOUIS.
Kansas City, Sept. B-Cattle-Receipts
(officiaD, 1875 natives; $3.50 Texans; mar
ket fairly active at unchanged prices.
No choice heavy steers offered. Medium
steers. s50Gs Is; light. So. 70Q5. o.; stock
ers and feeders, g 35G4. IS; butcher cows
and heifers, s2.S0a450; western steers,
s.. 6GQ4.5O; Texas steers, s3.259455; Texas
butcher cows. s2.s0d335; canning stock,
g. 0J92.E.
Hogs-Receipts, (officiaD. 2,055. Lively
demand resulting in an advance Of 5 cents.
Heavies, So. 1898. IS; mixed. s.. 70q3. 50; light
s. 5593.7O.
sheepReceipts. (oniciaD. 500. Supply
mostly range stock that sold readily at
steady prices. Western lambs. s485G5. 20;
western muttons. s.. 1890; range feed
ing lambs. s425Q4. 60: range feeders. s.. 50
Q4.OO.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Mo, Sept l9.-Cattle-Receipt
$500 including $500 Texans; market
steady for natives and steady TO a shade
lower for Texans. Native shining steers,
s460G465; light and dressed beef and
butcher steers. $500. .; stockers and
feeders, SO 09Q4. 30; COWS and heifers. 500
Q4.S0; Texans and Indian steers, 2.I9G
4.05; cows and heifers, s.. 00G3.60.
Hogs-Receipts. $500. Market strong 10
cents higher; workers, g. $685.; pack
ers. s3.80G3.90; butchers, g epd400.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900. Market steady to
strong; native muttons. s3.75q+25; lambs,
81 6065S5
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DRY GOODS MARKET

New York, Sept I9.-Mail orders were
light today in the dry goods market, and
buyers were not nearly so numerous as
they have been heretofore. Trading in
both wooden al cotton divisions was
light. Print cloths quiet Extras 1-I6c
less L OF per cent, Odd goods Quiec or
practically the same basis. but there has
been q far amount OF buying since last
Saturday morning. There 5 some inter
IS: Tel, III the sale OF six ribbons Thurs
DAY morning, a large number OF buyers
have signided Their intention q being
IN town for the occasion. The progress
made II knit goods has been very slow
lately.
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THE WEATHER

" tENsEz- ran sept L. ks.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity:
Tuesday, fair and warmer; probably far
Wednesday
During the past q hours the highest
temperature mas been S. the lowest "a
and tae mean - with warm, partly
cloudy weather. very light south wind ard
moderately high barometer
The corresponding temperature for this
date last year were -. 81 and s..
For the past week The average temper
ature has been s.xty-ntne and a half de-
grees OF about czo ard q 1slf degrees
daily less than the normal for ths period
Thus far th3s month the average tenn
Pe-ature has oeen - Or about thrse de-
grees daily less -2sn the norma
For The past Ten years TIE average TEN
pe-ature Ter the uoz-a q September has
been =. s15 for me 1st1 day. =
FRED. Z JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington, sep; la-Forecast for
Tuesday:
Kaass-Gerera.ly far. soptAsrsy winas.
becoming varlz5,e
Oklahoma ard indian Ts-rito-y--Thrsa;-
s1a-g weather. ssa- showers = southern
portion. variable winds
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-20
SCHUBERT GLEE CLUB.


This is one OF the very best companies in
this country. The voices are not only rzcE
and mellow. individually. but blend TO
gerher perfectly. Their concert is the sew
enth number Of the Hospital Lecture
Course at the Crawford Grand. The per-
sonnet Of the company Is as follows: Har-
vey i. Bassett. first tenor; Frank T. John
son, second tenor; Lucius VI. Hiatt, bari
tone and cornetist; Joseph ". Lucas, basso
and violinist; C. Edmund Neal. imperson-
ator, and Katherine Taylor, soprano and
pianist The Schubert Glee club is or
gained out OF the old Schubert Quartet,
with the addition Of soprano and pianist.
with reader and impersonator, violinlst and
cornetist. The company also includes q
combination of voices and string instru-
ments. They have given over 400 con-
cercs. and during all that time have taken
rank among the best musical clubs OF the
country. Although the personnel OF the
club has been changed from time to time.
the changes made have been for the bet
ter. and We are safe in saying that no bet
ter company Is now before the public. The
glee club is fortunate in securing the SER
vices OF Mr.. C. Edmund Neil, as reader
and dmpersonator. for the seasons enter
tainments. Miss Taylor, as soprano plan
ist and accompanist. has genuine all
around musical ability which eminently
fits her for the position. Mr.. Lucas. as
vlolinist, and Mr.. Hiatt, as cornttist. are
worthy Of places in this excellent COM
pany.
In their several numbers they show a
mutual appreciation of the thought. feel
ing and proper expression of the words
and music. In the years they have been
before the public they have never failed to
MI the bill as advertised. and their aud
fences are always enthusiastic and de-
lighted.