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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-19
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GRAIN AND pKoDUcE MARKETS

Chicago Grain and Provision markets,
furnished by C. B. Bennett Commission
company, 326 East Douglas avenue,
Wichita, Kansas. Local and long dis
lance telephone. 494:
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fair. Dold bought some single hoofs and
the rest was taken at prices all the Gloss
of offerings could command. There vas
one car Of . head of butcher stock from
Dennis LOomis, which was yarded and
later re-shipped. The rest was driven-;n
stuff.
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AXiOnS
on
Printing

: Printers ink is the vital I
. spark. s
2 Our colors are the best OBJ Z
= tainable.
: Our imprint is the stamp of !
4 superiority. {
3 Price should not be the only !
9 consideration.
) If you catch the eye you :
2 catch the world.
: Let the public know what 4
. you have to sell. )
: Good printing always com {
a mands attention.
|: Printing, like clothes, should /
be made to fit you. s
> We are not the only printers, /!
: but equal to the best. I
|. Good printing means revenue; :
, poor printing, expense. Z
4 II you have the Idea" we 4
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2 Printing is often an index to :
) the merit of an advertiser. =
? 1.-The apparel Oft proclaims I
2 the man" Same with printing. 4;
. To increase your business :
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: liant. :
Z Cheapness is not the merit; 4;
. the finished work must tell the =
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: No printing deserves a (
: higher price than what it re- :
; turns. =
: 4 good design IS half the !
) battle; Il well executed, the /:
]: other half. Z
: How shall I advertise? Let :
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The eternal fitness OF ;
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MUNYON'S

i viii guarantee
that my Kidney Cure
will cure 90 per cent.
Of all FERNS Of kidney
complaint and In
many Instances the
most serious forms Of
Bright's disease. II
the disease is COM
plicated send 8 four
ounce vial of urine.
We will analyze 1t
and advise you fres
what to 90.
MCNT0N.
q vial. Guide TO Health
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be sure and mention the Wichita Daily
Eagle when sending your address 70 DIT.
Kiimer q Co. Binghamton. y. Y.
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Close.
Open High. Low. Toby y es',
CHICAGO.

May wheat ...............-..---. 52& 53a
May corn ........................ IS SIS
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The cattle maa1et was steady, with A
limited line of sales, and quality lust
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-19

S. Louis, April ls.-ca,tle-Recelpts, l.,
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1899-07-08
COLOR PICTURES FROM EGYPT.
University of Chicago Museum Gets
$50 Negatives which Are Es-
peciany Valuable.

The Psychological department Of the
Haskell oriental museum at the Uni
versity Of Chicago has just received a
valuable addition to its material by the
receipt of $50 negatives. taken b. the
latest process Of color photography. Of
inscriptions and remains in the land
Of Pharaoh. The pictures were taken
by student, Charles Crewdson, who
went to Egypt prepared 10 secure pho
tographs which would be of especial
help 10 the museum. The pictures were
sent TO Curator James j. breasted who
said OF them:
The plates are very valuable Ia Us,
since they make il possible 10 publish
many reproductions which have never
been satisfactorily made Mr.. Crcwd-
son is only beginner in the art Of
photography. but the views include
many exposures in museums and n col
lection Of systematic views of remains
as far as the first cataract. or course,
the art of the printer is not sufficiently
advanced 10 make the plates Of use for
printing. but they can be used perfect
Iy ns lantern slides.
by the old process these pictures
would be colored by hand at a heavy
expense. Inaccurate coloring is com
mon, even in the most careful publica-
lions, and this destroys the value of
the reproduction. For extmplc. many
Of the Inscriptions in recent mono
graphs are illegible on account of faulty
copying Photography avoids all of
these inaccuracies. \ comparison of
the cost shows that these pictures cost
little more than ordinary photographs.
while the cost of hnnd coloring is enor-
nous. The work of Lcpsius for the
German government cost AT least 1000
900 marks, and is inaccurate"
Word has just come to Dr. breasted
that he has been appointed collaboration
in the production of the new dictionary
OF the Egyptian language, which has
been endowed lay the German emperor
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NO EXTRA PAY.
Cinim of Capt. u. l.. Draper IL Turned
Down by the Assistant Controller
Of the Treasury.

Mounted officers In the army or ma
rine corps receive more pay than those
on foot. and recently "A marine officer
who Ind acted technically as a mounted
officer claimed the extra compensation.
Capt. II l.. Draper insisted on mounted
pay while serving as first lieutenant of
the First marine battalion. which was
onduty in Cuba. and the assistant comp
troller Of the treasury decides that to
cntitlc an officer OF the marine corps 10
mounted pay 1t must appear his duties
required him to be mounted. and that
he was so mounted during the period
for which he claims such increased pay
The particular duties of marines arc
on board ship, and when called To serve
upon land, unless cooperating with the
army by direction of the president.
their services as such must he limited.
II cannot bc assumed, therefore, that
because an adiutant of an organization
In the infantry OF the army is required
To Toe mounted the adiutnnt of cor
responding organization in the marine
corps mast he so mounted. II does not
follow because officers of the army are
required by their duties to la mounted
that officers Of the marine corps of cor
responding grade must also be mount
cl. As Capt Draper did not. in the
comptrollcr'S opinion, furnish sufti-
cient evidence that he was mounted
Turing the time for which he asks
mounted pay his claim is re iectrd.
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A SWEET REVENGE.
Clarence Was weak ON Spelling and
She Brought Ii Up In
Red Ink.

oh Eleanor, | am so glad to find you
here | went up to your house, and your
mother said you had come here to be lifted,
and ds Eleanor grasped the speaker hand
the dressmaker frowned, Tor she dldn want
the fit OF the new gown interfered with.
We'll, Daisy, said Eleanor, II anl glad,
too, for see by your eyes that you've some
thing to tell me-
Yes This morning | went over to see
Kit, and | ran up 70 her room, as we
always do, you know.
Yes, assented Eleanor.
And she was crying. All around her on
he floor were letters, and on the bed more
letters. | said: Mercy, Kit. whats the
matter! Every now and then she would
make a vicious Jab at a letter and appear to
be writing.
oh Daisy! / am almost wild! I'm so
busy
What are You DOING | asked
Well, said Kit, you know Clarence and
| have had a quarre-and I'm glad OF il -
and here she sobbed the gladdest kind OF a
sob--'and- and-he sent all my letters back
and the silver bookmaIk the lovely
pipe I gave him with his name engraved on
it-and- oh, Daisy | can't use any of them
how can land so IN getting his letters
ready to return. I'M m correcting them.
and then she laughed and made another jab
with her pen.
d" Correcting them | gasped.
4" 'Nes--correetiug them. You know Gar.
ence Is a terrible speler, so | have gone over
each letter in red ink and made him see that
it was intentional. Humph! IN bet he wont
tell another man he broke it Off!
Il couldn't help laughing, but wasn't it a
fine revenge; London Tit-Bits.
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The Geusral Assem- hly q the Pfsshs
t,fian Church. which met at Richmond.
Va. a isw DAYS ago, reported and rsso.
iu,cd that crime u on the increase
among the negro population ri the
South that three iourths al the crime
particularly among the younSr msm-
hers oi the race, Is alarming
This charge u a. false as !, Is foul.
and IT Tie Presbyterian GENERAL Assem-.
bly, had taken the pains 10 investigate
property the court records. they would
have discovered that ntkroes are ar
rested. not lut crimes committed. ha,
Tor slight offences. such a using slang
10 White ialks. not giving all OF . side
walk 10 ui,,te school children, eomrnd
iag With a white mar iof salary varned
sell .dflenss. tsiusal 10 leave the ettauiy
picking the hanlo on tho highway. ct
holding church. services At an unusual
lcnr 81 tie nlghi. thus disturbing IN,
qpitt rspose 81 the white people Ne
gross az ssnteaced 70 sal and assse
10 the psnisrn,iars Tor such slight of
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The following telcRraphlc report
seems to indicate that colored men are
becoming wiser by experience
Birmingham. Ala Two armed bod
les OF men arc holding determined vig,l
near Cardiff in this county, tonight
One body Is composed OF white men,
officers oi the county, aud the other
eolorcd men,
Early this morning i vas reported
that John Shepard the colored man
who assaulted Mrs Monroe Jones near
Corona last Wednesday, had been seen
in that vicinity Officers immediately
set out to capture him, The news
spread. and eoloted men began aiming
themselves. securing Winchester rifles
a. though by magic
They congregated at Brooks'de, two
miles from Cardiff, until there were
fully two hundred of them The col
orrd men said their only purpose Was 60
proven, violence being done to Shepard
Two special trains from this city with
deputies and a drlachmen, OF cavalry
went out this afternoon The eolorct
men were dispersed bot the rapIst wa
not captured
To night the sheriff ui Walker eoun
~ has joined the posse from here, ans
the search is heing continued. The
blacks arc angry, and many CITIZENS eN
pee, further trouble Ever since th'
race riots 10 thar vicinity year AK
they have had aims seereled
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1899-07-08
SOME SHORT STOPS
sapIent sayings which saver some
what OF Wisdom Cleaned from
Experience.

What We get out Of life is just about the
size OF what we put INTO a.
Don't Judge man by the scoWl on his
face; perhaps Il wasn't there before he
saw YOU.
When a frivolous young lady tells you
how aWfully interested she Is in the spe-
cialty you've spsH; ~ years trying 10 learn,
take her word Tor IL. and then change the
subject.
II ISN'T always fair 10 Judge a man by the
hat he wears. perhaps II isn't 80 much a
matter Of taste a. Of salary.
Don't think that because Mrs Continual
Performance Is busy she Is necessarily DO.
ing something The science OF rowing Is
to get over the greatest distance With the
fewest strokes
II Is a mistake 90 imagine that because
people listen 10 yea they are interested in
hearing sou taik about yourself. poverty
lsnt the only recipient Of charity.
Don't congratulate Yourself thar because
liust man didn't throw YOU ont OF his office
he Vas necessarlly glad yea had dis.
turhed him WITH a social call lie smiled
" ben Xuu went aut-not when Yea came IN.
Detroit Free I'ress.
Some men are 50 mean their best friends
dou ike them very We.l-.Atehlsou Globe
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ST. PAUL.
ODD FELLOWS.


Mars Lodge. No. 2So@.
Meets second and fourth Wednesdays RI
each month AT odd Fellows Hall, 10
T. a. HCkMANS. p. s.. az St An
W + =. PARKER. y. O.. 3s5 Edmund 81
HouachoId ct ruth. NJ. 553. g. Z. o.
of -. -
Meets fret and third Monday in each
month for busincHz second Monday for
instruction. ut odd Fellows Hal. 10
MRS SARAH G. KIRTLEY. MN.G.
MRS IDA JACKSON. ". r., ga sum
nit place.
MosT wOHsHIPFUL GRAND LODGE
OF MINNESOTA. \. =. and 4. VI
H. B HOUSTON. Grand Master.
WM H. NORRIS. Grand Secretary.
~ Guaranty Loan Bldg Minneapolis.
81. PETER CLAVEH's sODALITb.
Meets the first and third Mondays OF each
month W Gardner Pres. J. >. iiar-
us Size A. Davis. Treas.
Pioneer Lodge. M. 4. \. y. and ~ W.
Meets the first Monday IN each month At
Masonic Han southwest corner Fifth and
Robert streets Master Masons In good
$. IL HADLEY. W. NJ
W A. HILYARD, See. IA Atwhter.
Minnesotn Lodge. No. =. \. r. "nd
4. ".
Meets on the hrst and third Tuesday In
each month ut Masonic Hall southwest
corner at Fiflh and Robert streets. Mas
ter Masona In good standing always well
come, ........,.
j s. STRONG See. 18th and Robert It.
Perfect AzhIcr Lodge. No. 4, \. ..
and 4. u.
Meets second and fourth Monday IN each
month az Masonic Hall aouthweAt cor
corner Firth and Rssert streets Master
MnNniis IN good ethnding always welcome.
ANDREW JACKSON. w. NJ.
~ f. BEASLEY. Sec, Ryan Hotel
Perfect ASHER LodRe. No. ., 4. y.
\. VI.
Meets the second and fourth Tuesday In
each month NJ Masonic Hall, southwest
corner Fifth and Robert street. Master
MuHopa in good standing always welcome.
JOHN q. A. WILSON, w, NJ.
r. ~. CRANctM. Sec. 36 CedaT.
BethrI chapter. No. -. u. \. VI.
Meets the first and third Thursday In
each month at Masonic Hall. southwest
corner Of Fitfh and Robert streets, Roy
al Arch Masuns Ia good standing always
welcome, -.
W. T. GAssAwAY. sec. state Capitol
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j. c. REID. MANAGING EDITOR.
AFRO-AMERICAN CAMP MEET
ING.

The people OF the Northwest find u
something rare to havc tie opportunity
oi attending an old time camp meeting
II IS. indeed. a novel attraction to
Norhcruefs. The general existing
features, that one OF oW dailies would
impress the public 10 believe. are the
old time Southern negro hospitality aud
"massa' aud "missus' treatment oi
white guests Thy the eampefsl, who at
tend Our modern ladies cannot al
ford to use the familiarity with white
guests in Minnesota. as our old fore
parents nd tn the South - years ago
Every Airo-Amerleau lady who attends
this camp meeting should be as reserved
as when attending church The
participants will carry out their program
in camp meeting style, and our Afro
American visitors ought to be digniiisd
listeners as is expected ot the white
visitors To act otherwise will manifest
III breeding We do not desire the dailics
to mis,nioFm. OF cause the public to
think that Southern hospitality IS so
free and religion 50 good that the usual
rules OF etiquette, which are customary
Tor the races "a observe viii be eIimi-
mated The colorcd ladies and gentle.
men will treat their white friends who
attend the camp meeting Just the same
as they always do Aho-Amcriean
women should always remember that
negre lie, in its inception. is made
noble by womanly dignity Let court
esy. kindncss and dignity prevail at this
camp meeting
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raI,oy,aI Annonncement..

10 secure tho return OF unsolicited
manuscript postage should he enelosed.
Communications must reach the once
by Monday morning, preceding IN" ISSUE
IN which they are To APPEAR.
All communications, eueloFlWK news
matter Tor publication must bear IN"
writer's name. not for publication. hh' az
an evidence 81 good faith.
Contributions and items 81 news con
corning the progress 81 the colpfed race
are requested from our fehaefF
Ne regarve The right To- reject any com
fnuuirattnn unsuitable Tor pnhllrhl ion.
suhseribers ordering addresses 81 theif
paper changed are requested 20 slFf thtH
former ms we'll as their present address.
Address all communications ana tnah"
ali rornittancea tn THE AfHO.AmEkl~
GAN ADVANCE. 90 NorthwfHtftn
HuildinE cur. Hennepin Ave. ana f"hi' w
street Minneapolis. MINI.
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lenses. which are called crimes. and
that too. without one single convincing
proof. while these same crimes com
niited by white person go annotieed.
II is a faet. and II IS trne. that the
records OF the courts show the NAMES
Of more negroes than whites. it is be
cause OF the one sided dealing out Of
justice =diaboIieal prejudice whose
only object IS to paint the negro as black
as possible-K Kentucky Standard
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1899-07-08
MINNEAPOLIS LOCALS.

The old Virginia jubilee quartette
composed of Mezsrs Ralph Watson.
Geo. carliisi. VI. f. Reynolds and j. r.
Monroe has just returned from sue
ecssful trip to Hutchinson.
Mrs. J. L. Neal entertained at dinner
ON the Fourth, Mr.. and Mrs. Wv.
Tucker.
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1899-07-08
X NIGHTS OF pYTHIAs.


Nat. Turner Lodge, NJ. 2. X. of =.
Meets the second aud fourth Thursdays
iH each month. BrothsrE In good stand
ing welcome At Labor Temple Fourth
and Eighth avenue south
~ FAEKfsi {. c
RALPH WATSON X H. and 4
Pride of mIHBe-Otn Lodge, M. 4. X.
of
Meets the FIRST aud third Thursdays In
each month. AL brothers In good stane-
ing wefeome. At Piummer Post Hall.
FIRST avenue north and Wellington.
JAMES ROBERT, { G..
M.G.JEFFREY4 K.R.and 5
). K.HIIynFd Lodge.
Meets FIRST Ttesday= each month at
Window BLOCK. Second avenue South aud
kyHsffiuRtoftA Masons fH# good standing
always welcome
CIV. LIILARD.W. VI.
JASPER GIBBS See. Guaranty Loan
HestauTHuts
Anchor Lodge, No. 7. \. y. and \. VI.
Meets the first and second Monday in
each month al Window Block. seeoHd I.
enne South and Washington. Mhs1iis IN
good Standing welcome
A. H. LEE. Z76i Aldrieh avenue South.
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Ah,crtiainr Rnte..

Local Reading Notices. l0e per line.
each insertion
Religious Notices tnot over i've iineaj.
free.
want" and To Let advertisements.
s cents per line for each tnsertiOn. Dis
play % cents per inch each inAertiuH
Special rates viii be given for space ny
the ypnr
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II is funny how little il takes 20 make
some men do mean thngs-N ashlngton
tla.l DEMOCRAT,
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sol DIRECTORY.
MINNEAPOLIS.
q. 4. %. %. o. p.

81. Anthony Lodge. No. 2s77.
Meets the frat and third Wednesday In
each month for the transaction Of bust
ness Isf avenue y ard Washington.
A. n. MYRICK4 n. q.
JANIS a. SCOTT, !. s. T.. . Box 3D.
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Does Col R9oed SEE double Shouldn't
wonder he drinks enough fer two. -
Town fopies.
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NOTICE Changes and corrections will
he made upon notifying the office. II ~
have neglect ted az place a nntten OF any
aagiatS IN tue ahoVo directory II r. he
cause We Ia not knew Of tt or have not
seen rs officers send maine af auN
i.s,lEr place and time ~ meeting. name
at atfieers and 1t viii he inserted
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1899-07-08
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
MINNEAPOLIS.
ST. PETER 4. VI. u. cat HCI.
neN. ". y. brooks, Pastor.

Cor 22d st.. 9TH ave South.
sunday services; Preaching, II 80 a.
M Sunday school 400 y. m; evening
services MOO .. IN. General prayer meet
ing Thursday evening. 500 y. IN. Way
man Home circle Tuesday evening At
different residences Parsonage, E-l5
Ninth avenue south
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DR.. r. s. BROWN,
Physician and Surgeon

once 1856 Reeve Bldg. ioa Nieollet Az.
Telephone 213I-J-5.
Office Hours: 9:3O TO 1880: 200 to 400
p. M; $50 to 700 T. m. sundays: $50
to HOO; l2:3O to 80.
Residence. 1889 Portland Ave. Tele-
phone Si7-I.-South.
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Pilgrim nAPTIsr CHt RCH.
REV. u. =. urmer, Pastor.

Cor 18th aud Cedar.
SUNDAY seFN ices. Preaching at n % a
m aud 5:b y. m. SUNDAY school al is ~
O'Clock "Wednesday evening general
prayer mcetinE
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There's 40 ieuyns the iaet that n5stoa
Is ere 81 he a. eeaHs A II tfu..etsn
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ST. PAUL.
ST. JAMES \. ~. o.. HCH.
ncN. .. q, Anderson. Faster.
, PETIsN CLANER's
Father Isrtntuu.

Cor. Fuller and Jay streets,
sunday services IT % a. nv. 30 r. m,
Wednesday prayer meeting. sea g. m.
-
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~. rmIIIIrs. ErIsCnrNL WESTON.

% WICr aIFr8t. h0T AuIUTA aud WIN0T@
slty
SUNDAY services; Morning prayer. Lit
ans and sermon, u 80 a. m. sunday
school ana -Children's NcSpcfs leo y. IN 5.
ENenspng amt Sermon. $50 p m We'd
nesdaV Evening Prayer and Lecture. : "a
r. IN Friday; th0ir Rehearsal and
8Fot heFaood Of NJ Andrew 500 y. w.
An are cordially Invited Seats free.
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Cor Harrington and Aurora avenues.
sunday services. Mass 500 a. m, High
mass 1880 a. M Evening service az :
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RETHEspA BAPTIST CHIRCH.
RrN. -. -. Harris. Pastor.

between Eleventh aud Twelfth avenues
sunday services Preaching, lln a.
m. sunday school " 80 y, m. Christian
EndeaVur. 7,h y. m evening services.
500 D. m. "Wednesday evening general
prayer meeting $50 y. m. Parsonage.
itD Eighth street South,
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Subscription Rates
subscription Away. Payable in Al

Special rates II ordered by the dozen
Orders for current issue should reach the
Office by "Wednesday evening
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some men are 50 mean their best friend.
dou Ike them very we.l-.Atehlsoa Globe.
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Between First avenue aud Second street
Southeast. near Exposition Bidg
Sunday services, Preaching at II 90 "a.
IN sunday school 800 y. m, evening
services 500 4. m General prayer meet
ing Thursday evening. Weekly meetings
ct the Debating club
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-10-12
Grand Song=Lecture RecitaIs.

The Rosa d'Erina Recitals will be
given at the Baptist church, Monday
evening, Oct 23d, 1899. Admission,
25c. We give below the program
PROGRAMME.
The Music of the Nations.
l. French Aria" Robert, to que Jaime"
Meyerbeer.
sera-Comic Ballad-"How to Ask and Have''
Lover.
Nine. Rosa D'Erina.
2. Nepoltan Sea Song-"Odi Tu". Mattel
Serio-Comic Ballad-''The Low Backed Carr
Lover.
Humorous Readng-From Peck's Bad Boy.
Mr.. G. r. Vontom.
3. Music of Italy-"1 Bacio".
Music of Scotland d-"Comin Thro' the Rye" Burns
Rosa DE-na
4. Scotch Ballad-"Annie Laurie''
Humorous Reading-Seected
Mr.. G.. r. Vontom.
5. Italian Duo Mira Di Acerbe". .. ......Eerdi
Nine. Rosa D'Erina and Mr.. Vontom
6. Original Sketch-"Jim Shaw. Vontom
Mr.. G.. r. Vontom.
Interval of Five Minutes.
l. instrumental Solo-"Echos from Erin" intro
ducing popular Irish Airs, Marches, etc.
Music of Irelacd-"The Harp that Once" Moore
Q. Music of Englaud-"The Lighthouse Keeper"
Mooy
Serio Comic Ballad-"Phil. the Bluter's Ball"
Monoogue-"Inquisitive Boy
Mr. G. r. Vontom
3. Music OF America" Home, Sweet Home"
Paine
With vivid pianoforte imitation of storm at sea
composed by Rosa D'Erina while crossing the
Atlantic.
Nine. Rosa D'Erina.
4.Humorous Duet-''rhe Singing Lesson
Hewett
Nine. Rosa DErina and Mr. Vontom.