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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-13
WHERE is BOlGARD 2.
TREASURER OF CARVER COUNTY
is REPORTED AS MISSING
FROM HIS HOME
SHERIFF LOOKING FOR HIM

1t Is Believed That He Has Wan
dered Away While Mentally At
fected, and That His Accounts Are
All Right-His Vault Is Locked
am1ned.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-13
CONFESSED TO PERJURY.
Three People Sent to Prison From
West Superior.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, Feb. Ito
day, in the circuit court, Mrs. Annie
Leasman, Mrs Amelia Johnson and
Charles Wilson pleaded guilty to the
charge Of perjury in the murder case of
Abraham Carlson, and Judge Vinje sem
fenced them to serve a term of two and
one-half years each at Waupun. This is
the first time a person was ever SEN
fenced for perjury In this county. All
three Of them had been held for some
time on the charge Of completely In the
murder, and were subsequently released.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-13

That culture and intellect should be fes,i
tered and that the strife after goid snoulo
not constitute the chief aim of man.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-13
WITH MILITARY RITES.

hospital will hold but eight more pa
tents.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-13
HE FELL DEAD.

Sudden Demise of Arthur Dinsmore,
Contractor.
Arthur Dinsmore, a well known con-
tractor and builder, dropped dead yester-
day while directing a force of men re-
pairing a store at los Washington avenue
south. Mr.. Dinsmore was sixty-six years
of age, and his place Of business was at
sos First avenue south
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-13
GROVE. STREET.

Mr.. w. Campbell. of 2l7 Grove street, en-
gineer, says: Like the most of people who
have kidney complaint backache did not bother
me, but there existed weakness or irregular
action of the kidney secretons for many years.
A course of the treatment prescribed by Doan's
Kidney Pills, sold by F. M. Parker, the drug
gist, opposite the postofice, checked the trouble
at first and finally cured. Ayoung man work
ing for me complained of lame and aching
back. Ten of Doan's Kidney Pills cured him. .
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-13
EAST SEVENTH STREET.

Mr. John Durham, 479 East Seventh street.
employed at Bulke Bros meat market, says:
"For four to six weeks | was bothered with
backache. which panied me when STOPPING or
rising from sitting position. saw Doan's
Kidney Pills advertised as positive cure, and,
deciding to give them trial, got box at F.
M. Parker's drug store, They gave me almost
immediate relief and since taking them have
had no return of the trouble. The treatment
also regulated the action OF the kidney secre-
lions, rendering them normal. | can recon-
mend Doan's Kidney Pills as a preparation
which can be depended upon to cure kidney
troubles
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-13
WILL SHEAR SHEEP.
A Plant VIII Be Located at New
Brighton in the Sprtur

The Minnesota Transfer company has
decided to build sheep shearing plant
at New Brighton, and the contract for
it has already been let. A building will
be erected adjoining the dipping plant,
with capacity of 1900 sheep a day.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-13
CHARLES STREET.

Mr. Peter Zeller, of ST Charles street, says:
/" at does not require very long use of Doans
Kidney Pills TO prove their great value.
suffered from pains in my back, and learning
of this remedy procured 1t at F. M. Parkers
drug store, corner of Wabasha and Fifth
streets. In short time Its use freed me from
all pains in my back. know of others who
have used Doan's Kidney Pills with wonderful
benefit
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-13
MARION STREET.

MARION STREET.
Mr.. G. c. Jenson No. 923 Marion street,
employed in the Great Northern Railroad
shops says al will make an affidavit swear
ing that Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at F.
M. Parker's drug store, cured me of backache
which annoyed me at intervals for years. The
first or second attack did not mind, but as
time went by they grew more severe, laid me
up sometimes and could scarcely walk or
straighten after STOPPING. Difficulty with the
kidney secretions also existed and when Doan's
Kidney Pills cured me am only too anxious
to let the residents of st. Paul know that this
remedy can be depended upon to act up to its
representations.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-13
WEST THIRD STREET.

Mr. J. N. Rhodes, with the Dispatch Print
ing Company, residing at 800 West Third
street. says: "Doan's Kidney Pills do all that
is claimed for them and do ii quickly and
thoroughly. had evidences of imperfect ac-
ton of my kidneys, and, procuring Doan's
Kidney Pills at F. M. Parker's drug store,
opposite the postofficc, their use soon ended
the trouble absolutely. My kidneys were put
in perfectly healthy condition. .
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-13
MT. AIRY STREET.

Mrs A. Fitzpatrick of l45 Mt. Airy. says:
Mr.. Fitzpatrick has on number of occasions
spoken of the great value Of Doans Kidney
Pills, which he had the good fortune to learn
about and get box at F. M. Parker's drug
store, corner of Wabasha and Fifth Streets
He had pains in his back, which were very
severe after day. work. The use of Doan's
Kidney Pills SO wonderfully benefited him
that he heartily recommends them to all suf-
ferers from kidney troubles"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-13
OERMANIA BANK BUILDING.

Mr.. George Flynn, Chief Clerk u s. Rail
way Mail Service, Room 81, Cermana Bank
building, says: "A while ago when on the
road experienced good deal of trouble from
disordered condition of the kidneys. Learn
ing about Doan's Kidney Pills, went to F. M.
Parker's drug store and got box. Two boxes
Of the remedy absolutely cured me-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-13
GLOBE BUILDING.

Mr.. j. L. Strauch, Loans and Discounts,
Room 2oo Globe Building, says:
occasionally there was an evidence OF an
excessive accumulation of acid in my system.
! learned about B. Doan's Kidney Pills and
procured them at F. M. Parker's drug store,
3o4 Wabasha street. opposite the postoffice.
Their use was of great value to me in elininat
ing this acid and restoring the proper functions
to the kidneys
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-13

Promises are good Proofs are better
vote pages to promising yon that Doan's
would cure your Backache-b it Would1
vincing as one little proof OF what
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

viii be seen Wednesday night IN roar
ing farce and these comedians are top
notchers in their particular line. Hoyts
"a MIX White Flag seems TO be gtin "a
profitable piece Of theatrical properly
Notwithstanding 81 has been before the
pubiice for a number OF seasons. 1t a. very
laughable and ono OF iIoyt's best. Too
Rich 20 Marry" A. something new. IL o.
a comedy by Mr.. T. W. Towne
Shooting the Chutes" r. the piece that
Murray a. Mack VIII put on. one can
readily anticipate by the title that q IL
a fun-maker. and 80 Il is II f. said %
be Up 10 date In every detail. posse ssiuE
all those elements necessary 40 appeal 10
thc amusenent-scekinE play-goers. VINO
prefer 60 shed tears OF laughter rather
than weep over the pathetic scenes OF a
narrowing melodrama. Play-goers prefer
laughter TO crying and that Is the result
OF seeing this latest farcical triumph. The
play n equipped with The best farce COM
edy talent. new costumes and sp cal
scenery.
Those kines % irish comedy. Charles
A. Murray and ollie Mack. are the stel-
lar lights. They form a whole show. hut
there are others. including headiiners aud
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dainty girls. making company Of un-
usual strength.
It "a an accepted fact that Charles ~.
Hoyt has had a happy faculty Of writing
farces that ht or the public toste. 2ud
that be- has never done anything more
amusing than "A SILK White Fiag. Il
s. claimed that this season's company D.
en- exceedin giy strong one. and makes the
authors many merry lines seem douN ly
emusing % saurizes IN a Eo0d-ratnre
way tho foiol~s ~ the citizen s0id.ery
ard the love 81 pomp and display which
fEds roostiug place in many natur
The satire T. sharp and pointed. and set
80 adn0it that none can feel Offended.
Among the FIRST iu provoking aughter Is
the colonel Of TO- Ransom Guards. who
Is proud because Napoleon looked ike
him" There is tho onv private-who Dr.
entertaiuing 10 au amazing degree. Then
there Is The dear dcpa i.d very lively
supposed corpef who ]. cho-en 90 mem
bership 90 tho Guards after 81 O. reported
he has been kiilei bon an accident be-
cause his funeral VIII he q chance TO- "a
pompyus turnout There o. also the faa-
cinatine widow wNo captures the heart o.
the doughty colonel Thara are "a dofa
or more other popular character. .t
then comes a large contingent of ga
some young iadios who spfclr in sou.
ch0ruees. marches and dance There
great opportunities for elaborate fcen.I
and hsna@nna coztnaing. whfcil
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never may reveal the outlines u her body.
To do so is indecent beyond tnc eNcessea
OF the most dissolute Of -he sex. lunoce1t
and beautiful statues Of the nIde Gre
viewed with disgust in china. The wo-
men cover even their hands. their faces
may only be seen with difficulty through
the lattice shades Of their sedan chairs
The poorest women. who work nut OF
doors, reveal only their hands aEi faces
Fancy. then. the effect upon the Chinese
OF seeing the wives ard sisters OF the
missionaries dressed as they would ap-
pear az home in garments which closely
follow the lines OF the bust an1 hips
And now as TO the relations % the
.eNez Women OF good rcpute keep indoors
are kept lu. IL YOU please ne mis- on
AIRY women roam freely about ls -heS VIII
Kissing Is regarded as vicious ana an
unavoidable act. yet our missionary NO
men kiss their husbands and prolh-Is IN
the streets when they meet after beiU
married. for a time. Ia China Uneu q prize
Is ,lout 10 be carried Ia her nowary' lher
bridal chatrl 10 the bridegrooms house,
sbe has 10 be borne 90 the chair 10y hef
father. No other male rclau @ mas -'er
touched even her hand for years. not since
sbo WAS an infant and played witn het
brother II she has no iatnef' ni"'n't y
an uncle may lake the liberty anu i''l-
form the office OF uftlns her ana car. ING
her away-because IL could not ne iil''e
ined that any girl would leave aer "'ne
ana people OF her own free WILL e'-h 70
hc married.
when people have such notions -
..,,ston,s what do YOU suppose they thlhH
,nou seeing our men and women H'"Nl'i7
bands walking arm-in-arm. helping ca "
49, over muddy roads. and fondling or
h,ral,nr one another as our husbands ana
- are free and right In doing z From
what saw and heard ! drew the con a.
e.neon that no women should be sen, OF
should go with our missionaries 10 oh'na.
n h Inc women who innoeenuy cause a
-reat fraction OF the mischief. II any We
non are permitted 20 go TO emma ny IN,
sbould only be such as understand ~
nose etiquette. customs ana Piel
ana mean 10 defer 20 them
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
rireh for nrins Too Fat.

New York Letter IN Pittshurg Dispatch.
Pity the sorrows Of Miss Minnie Tracey,
prirna donna and acircss. a few weeks
ago Miss Tracey touched these shores
amid flourish OF tiumpeis and forthwi h
cssf her ,oi Win the Metropolitan Opera
Houes forces. She hos sung here before
ana a wear ago appeared al Fitshurg un-
der the auspices OF the Ano 10 club. Miss
Tracey ls comfortable booking person.
not al az inclined 60 cancellation. Her
av1rduuois never occasloued unkind
pfk however. until her return this lime
The other day Miss Tracey was quietly
called into the manngcrs ofiice aud dis
missed. Just imagine" nid Miss Ira
cey to-day Mr.. Savage told me he
heard many persons lu The foyer betwcen
the acts saying ] wa physical monst ros-
ly aud shotad not be allowed 10 sing.
am no fcshieI than when Mr.. Grau heard
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

Gently and her fourteen trunks werc seiz-
"a ir New York hy the customs officers
through "a mistake in registering che act-
ress az an American subject Mlss Meth.
crsoio got her trunks hack later. aud will
soon open her New York engagement She
has announced that her first appearance
u Mazda" VIII be NJ Washington during
her stay there Christmas week
when Sarah Bernhard ard N Coque-
lln open Boz Sew York FOR their American
tour. on Nov. -6. az the Garden Thoater
their first Oh ring VIII Dee "IsAiglou. d"
with Bernhardt ls the Quo de Bcichstalt
and Coqueln as F8mheau During their
second week "Cyrano o. Bcreerac" viii
be- royiFc d TO he followed by Ia Tosca."
Camille" "Frou-lral. and for the final
week Bcrnharirs production ~ Ham
lft." with the actrcss iu thc tlile role ~
Coqueln wifi pluy mo First GuvcdigFer
iu this production I Is further annouuc-
% that seats for tho engagement will
range from $50 20 S..
James O'Neig's elaborate revival a.
Monte Cnsto" has greatly pleased Bos-
IS and New York
oUs skinner. who Oh soon 20 BE- seen
no "a his own adaptation 81 Stevenson
se Prince otto" g. said to have
on many liberties with the noyclisrs
-hrainsd prinoe. but has constructed
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
w'ihclminn's Announcement.

From the Chicago Journal
N.ihe'm'na. enc senue maiden queen OF
the N1ihcrhuds announces her engage.
men' 20 This simple 1u, dsuined way.
To Ny People.
we ieei oane.ves imrened 10 commupl.
80 80 l'is'"a.' 20 the putcn people VINO
...is.4 profound interest In onr
news q the betrothal 10 ftls Turbness
.,e Henry OF Mecklenbure-schwe
Niay shis event, through the blesglnss OF
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

When Niauie odeu recently PLAYED
prusilla ives in "Thr Dancing Girl" with
the Imperial Stock Company, s. Louis.
she caused a sensation In the big scene
by tumbling down a night OF fourteen
steps SO realistic was the fan that she
received this note from a guileleHs Mis-
souri, quack doctor. MY Dear Miss
Odell-l saw YOU faint on the stage to-
night and am told that irs happened every
doy this week What you need is som
Of my Nerve Stamina. 500 the bottla. II
will enable you 10 get through without
swooninr ana riskinE your life by fall
ing down stairs" Miss Odcll was for
trying a bottle. but the mnnlger thought
70 might queer the scene.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

"wednesday Matinee and NIGHT.
Murray aud Mack IN shooting the
Chutes"
ThursdayNight- Hoyrs "a MIX
white TIas."
Friday and saturday Nights and
Saturday Matinee TOO Rich 20
Marry"
That excellent actor 81 romantic parts
Mr. Howard Gould-wss seen IN Rupert
Of Hrntzau' az two performaneos yca ter
DAY. closing the week Mr. Could Wa
greeted by good houses al each perform
oncs and his acting and that o. the com
pauy was applaudcd. AIR Gould has been
seen here several times 10 the dual role
OF Rudolf and the King IN The Prisoner
Of Zenda 4e has nno stage presence.
Il a strong actor aud naturally feu into
the role OF RaFaeudyl whom Rupert WAS
produced. just as he followed sothcm 10
the former character Mlss Ruth AID
ridge was acceptable as Flavia because
Savannah theator rocrs have never seen a
really good Fiavia-that ls. not 90 home.
The supporting company was fairly well
balanced and tho play was appropriately
staged. but it was not dollar and a half
production and this is what was charged
for the best seats.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

have been q great sufferer from dyTpep-
Ella Tor about nf,een years. my trouble
being my liver. stomach and bowels. "hh
.errIne headachcs Lemon EfNr cur !
mo Ms appetite IS good and am Vel
had taken a barrel Of other medicine
that done me no good
Charles Gibhard.
No 1915 Jefferson street. Louisville. Ky.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

cured me o. enlarged liver. nervous In
5irestiou and heart disease. / was I'M
aisle To- walk up stairs or 20 do any Kind
~ work was treated by many physl-
clans. bui got TO better until used
Lemon Elixir ] am now healthy ana
vigorous G. II. Bsio~tn.
No Is Alexander street, Atlanta. ca.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

cures indigestion. headache malaria
.ta,ov disease. fever chills. loss Of APP
o. tite. debility. nervous. prostration' hea't
fauure and appendicitis by regulating 'he
rlvor. stomach. Bowels and kidneys
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

cured me OF indigestion. had suffered
FOR Ten years had tried almost every
medicine hut all failed Since taking
-, r1ixir can cat anything / Ike.
W A. Geifith.
Reevesyile = C..
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

cured me o. Indigestion and heart DIS
ease. after years Of suffering when on
other remedies and dociors had failed.
n ~ Coleman.
Eau-ah. 5. Z.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
uozIr,,s LuMON HoT DROPS

Cure an Coughs. Colds, Hoarscncss.
sore Throat Bronchitis. Hemorrhage oni
an taroat ana iung diseases. Elegant. re-
liable.
2sc az druggists Prepared only hy Dr
A. Monkey Atlantic. Ca -ad,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

God, contribute 20 the welfare OF our
country and Of Us possessions and col3u.,s
Ia the Orient and in the occident
hereby order and CONNIE NJ that this pros
lamatiou be Inserted In the Staatecoufhn-
and IN the ssaatsblad. and posted up 10
the various places designated by usage
Done az our Palace OF Loo to-day. w"
October 1890 Nilhelmh
II seems friEhtfully serious ana in'
Portant. does q not? Girls In less eA'l..t
sphere OF lie viii read Il with mlhe
emotions. Is nicer 20 be compei.'
ovow your intentions in proelati, -, -,
or cherish them jealousy IN secret
wise one viii have 20 answer.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

Paul Stnrszky. OF the Moscow Loco
motive Works who ls makine an inspec-
lion OF locomotive plants iu ihis country.
SAYS. 'Thrrc are s.X or eight locomotive
factories iu Russia. one 81 the largest
being located nt ko'omnn. not Tor from
Moscow am satisfied. however. that
for oil general purposes tHc machines
made IN this country ore superior Tor the
nusslan serVlce.'
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

Anna Held VIII produce "Papa's WIFE
10 London Easter week tho entire Amer
lean production going abroad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

-wu Ting Fans. the Chinese m'ni''''
in Washington viii address the Nalio'''
Academy Of Political and Social seis'.
Ga Philadelphia on Nov. 9. his as-L 49,.
being 's'rhc Causes o. the Un2op ~'A'''
Of Foreigners la China"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

There will be lots OF comedy ~ the
Thea ser this week In fact there will be
nothing cise-harrinE Tuesday night. per
haps. when Corcomu and Htulon appear
IN a glove contest Murray and Mack
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
Mems Furnishings and Hats

an
a SIC dressdM In al
A a o
A
500 '7l'VSkN
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

Maria Burroughs has engaged Frederl- "
Perry for leading par, IN The Bettls
Of the Strong"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

a romantic drama that appeals both 70 fhe
humorous and serious sides OF the aver
al. Hersona nature.
THs New York papers have unaniuousiy
ss.d nice things about Maud Adams lat-
sst essay. the TO Of <apoicou's il-star-
rcd ron. 10 R0st tnd's TAis'on. which So
raA Bafnbardt has been playing 90 Paris.
Next % Henry cav Baruabce's habit
~ op.esammatir hUmor be - given 60
humorous cqs.umes. aud ir The Nlcefoy
ta Dr. said 90 have several that are funny
A. pirate SIR. Barnn bee dances "a horn
uIue. which ls evidence that he has no.
been getting older during enc past score
% years. George rockingham has 3
German dialect past .n the new opera. Il
wa be seen mere Boo February.
Yveuc GuAbsrt. who has been very ul
fof q long time win some affection of the
throat wrDt to Beuln ten DAYS ago 10
rubms 90 an operation. Because 81 the
danger Of the operation she deferred 10
until tho dangerous development Of her
trouble made if Imperative. Prof Israel.
one of me most famous surgeons 81 Eu-
rope. viii do fhe work which D. Isl hoped
WI. restore The famous chautcuse 20
health ana possibly 20 the foosughts.
ttt""aH tts&t tatt'i 4f "a t'NFtt' f"aa4aittta s
]. r podsou Whose Ri-heIeu 81 ''Un-
der the Red Ro..e was q famous perform
anCc. has given the Intriguing Cardinal
tp iue vaudeville siage ln piaylct called
"RIchcileu's Stratagcm. II Is said 20
be- a success.
Berlin viii see THE Belle Of New York
shls season.
Edna May viii appear In a new musical
comedy. The Golden cup"
John Hare comes from London to show
Sew Workers The Cay Lord Qucx."
Henry Miller Is iu London comforting
with "a leading dramatist for = new play
Mr Dooiey viii be put on the stage By
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
ChiIdren'S Clothing.

and each the finest possible production Greatest
ing value and fashion" in them than any other
makes Conceded to be the best by competitors.
You cannot do we'll elsewhere.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
Mems Rain Coats and rIackintoshes.


% ca pr al it
i wat in b
S
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been taken aa,ar'ase Of by the manage

been taken adyautase Of 10y the manage
mcnt.
The ncw thrcc-act farce comedy drama
"Too R.eh e. Mlrrl Be- from thc pen ~
Edward owIrs rawns. who is also the
author o. t.af clever coms1y "Ot her
People Money which has been seen
win dDHeht by sa many tHcafcr gscrs
SIR ToUne .u a'l uis writings cvinecs
keen sense e hlmur and has plenty Of
aIlacity. lie has tie power of drawing
Characters who lre az once tho ahreNdesf
ard sIupHcsf ~ men. lu thus uortraying
human nature be- brings about situations
which for iuIirrousnfss aud laugh pro-
1Irue qualities place him 500 % very higa
Position among the past masters IN the
aft az plafWriunE.
in Too Rich no Marry" VIII be found
Hy the thsaler gorr humor which is rare
n eantemporarr comedy. Il tells an in-
tofcstrg story TO "a straight forward man
uer that 81 delieheuuy simple from one
point of view ard delightfully."- COMPLEX
from another point OF Wow 10 Is not de-
void Of heart interest and attention OF
The audience never flags. The comedy II
under excellent stage management and
the roster % names u zoe cast shows a
list ~ metropolitan fayorltos
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

f''rhe Adventures OF Francois" into linz
have gone Ellmmerng
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

f'rhe Adventures OF Francois" into line
have gone glmmering
The indefatgablc Rostand is AZ present
busy upon "a new drama for BernhAnit 20
De entitled. "The Drama" II is 60 show
lifo behind the scenes 10 a highly realistic
manner
The new dramas for serious considcra-
ton In London are about bad relations OF
the sexes That subject is not to be frown.
"a down hy the purists. The dramatlst. o.
so Henry irving said in q recent address.
cannot always be writing angels and ",
actor cannot always be playing them.
People viii dispute till doomsday about
! The moral influence Of the drama. because
any representation of human nature Is an
alarm signal 60 every body who thinks
| that men and women ought 20 BE- tralnel
without any knowledge OF life. But pub
iic opinion on the whole is governed 10y
| robust common sense. which rejects the
notion that the thcater. u allowed to cN-
$50 al an. shall be q place where human
nature must not bo exhibited
Olga Nethcrsole arrived from London re-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

Mr. Dooiey viii be put on the stage o,
Charles Hopper about Christmas time.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

Henry Miller Is ~ London confcrrinF
with leading dramatist FOR = new play.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

Exclusive styles; a null
titude to select from,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

a romantic drama that appeals both 10 me
humorous aId serious sides of the aver
49,. HarsOua nature,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

John Hare comes from London to show
New Workers THE Cay Lord Qucx."