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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-05-23
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alton exercises and will be. attended
by the members of the alumni associ-
alton and teachers. Avery enjoyable
event lis anticipated.
Fred Jackson, the foreman OF the
grading crew at work on the Washburn
road, is stillSlaid up at the Grand Pa
ciic as a result Of an injury to his
knee. The knee is greatly swollen and
painful and will lay him up for some
time.
There was a refreshing shower yes
terday afternoon and a good rain at
an early hour this morning, which will
be greatly benefited to gardens and
parts Of the county and all highly app
preciated. s
Amos Robidou will remove the body
Of his daughter, who died 18 years ago
and was buried in the grove next to
Charles Wachter's residence, and also
the body of his wife who died three
months ago4to the new vault in the
Catholic cemetery at 3 o'clock tomOr-
row The priest will be present.
The yellowstone Park is a very
attractive folder just ISSUED by the
Northern Pacific. It is filled with
valuable information concerning the
gushing geysers, the scenic beauties,
the wonderful formations by natures
contortions, the sport to be found
within the borders Of the park, and
the measurements, attitudes and names
of the curious points of interest.
Travel to the park is beginning to be
noticeable.
Professor H. L. Bolley of Fargo Ag-
ricultural College: I have had many
requests for the loan of spraying APP
paratus for the destruction Of the
worms and plant lice now infesting
shade trees. am unable to accom-
modate those making these requests
the machine being in daily use ait the
college. To kill these insects use fol-
lowing solution: Hot water, two
gallons; hard soap, one pound; kero-
sene, two gallons. Dissolve the soap
in the hot water, add the kerosene and
churn thoroughly. This is the stock
solution. Make the solution up to
forty gallons and $ force pump with
fine spray.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-05-23
SHRINERS

Washington, May 23.-Kansas City,
June Il, 1901, have been selected as
the place and date of the next annual
meeting of Shriners. Lon B. Winsor,
Reed City, Mich, was elected imperial
,potentate. hs
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-05-23
DO YOU KNOW

Consumption is preyentable? Science
proves that. and also that neglect is
suicidal. The worst cold or cough can
be cured with Shiloh's Cough and
Consumption Cure. Sold on positive
guarantee for over fifty years. E. S.
Beardsley, druggist, Fourth street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-05-23

lsasal Catarrh quickly yields to treat
ment by Ely's Cream Balm, which is agree
ably aromatic. It is received through the
nostrils, ~cleanses and heals the whole sur
face over which it difuses itself. Druggists
sell the SOC. size; Trial size by mail, 10
cents. Test it and you are sure to continue
the treatment NaSE
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DOES THIS STRIKE YOU?

Muddy complexions, ~nauseating
breaths, come from chronic constipa-
ton. Karl's Glover Root Tea is an
absolute cure and has been sold for
fifty years on an absolute guarantee.
Price 25 cents and 50 cents. E. S..
.Beardsley, druggist, Fourth street.
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SATISFACTION TO SMOKERS.
IA Flor de Teller cigar is ten cents
worth; a Royal Blue cigar is five cents
worth. +.st- H..
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WHEN GOING TO NEW YORK

take the 27 hour train via the Nickel
Plate railroad, leaving Van Buren,
street passenger station, Chicago,
Saily, at $50 p. m. Choice Of three
daily fast express trains from Chicago
to New York and Boston. Please call
on OF address J.. Y. Callahan, general
agent, Ill Adams street, Chicago, for
detailed information.
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ON EVERY BOTTLE.

OF Shiloh's Consumption Cure is this
guarantee: "Al we ask of you is to
use tw0-thirds Of the contents of this
bottle faithfully, then If you can say
you are not benefited return the bot
tie to your druggist and he may re-
fund the price paid" Price % cents
80 cents and ST. 90. q. s. Reardsley,
druggist. Fourth street.
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News and Notes.

OF the agricultural exports from the
United States to Europe during 1S94-S
nearly 90 per cent went to the United
Kingdom. Germany received 14.7 per
cent, France 7.5 per cent, the Neither.
lands 40 per cent Belgium 4 per cent,
Italy "a per cent, Spain III per cent
and Denmark per cent.
In an Ontario trial OF three varieties
OF millet-Japanese panicle, japanese
barnyard and Hungarian g~rass-pani-
Gle headed the list with d yield OF 81
tons per acre of green hay.
Angora goat raising appears to be
fndingsmuch favor In southwest Tex
as, a well as IN Washington and Ore
gon. s@ sS
The Stone, Paragon, Ten Ton, Cum
berland Red and Perfection tomatoes
are all varieties that have been grown
with advantage Tor canning factories.
Ginseng Is getting scarce In a wild
state, and al much as $s4.75 per pound
has been recently paid. It is nov being
probably cultivated.
ErlM ~
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Stolen-From front porch of w. T.
Best's residence a Spartan bicycle
lady's. Any information will be re-
warded by calling at Tribune Office.
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If the Babv is cutt;np Teeth

If the Baby is Cutting Teeth
Be sure to use that old and well tried
remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for children teething. It soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays all pain
cures wind collie and is the best remedy
for diarrhoea; 25 cents a bottle.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-05-23
ADJOURN JUNE s.

Washington, May 23.-The house
committee on ways and means this
morning decided to report favorably
the resolution to adjourn congress
June 6.
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IunvorH. :. A.xN1a.

It is known to many of you who rails
ed alfalfa this season there was alittle
dark green striped worm which did
considerable damage In some alfalfa
fields, said q speaker at the recent
meeting OF the Kansas board Of agri-
culture. This worm likewise spends
the winter In chrysalis form beneath
the surface Of the ground, and the disk
harrow will remove itif applied in the
early spring after the frost has left the
ground.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

To accommodate those who are partial
to. the use of atomizers in applying liquids
into the nasal passages for catarrhal trou-
5es, the proprietors prepare Cream Balm in
LIQUID form, which will be known as Ely's
Liquid Cream Balm. Price including the
spraying tube is Is cents. Druggists or by
mail. The liquid form embodies the med
icinal properties Of the solid preparation.
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HOstetter's
Stomach
Bitters.

Clean, cool, fragrant smoke from the
light to the lips-That's a Flor de Tel
Ter 10 cent cigar. E.:
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HANGED.

Allentown, Pa, May 23.-Frank
Kraus, who killed Maggie Guth and
Owen Kern on March 30 in a Jealous
frenzy, was hanged this amorning. He!
left a letter of confession.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-05-23

Kansas has 300 flour mills. with a
capacity of 100000 barrels a year.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-05-23

The coal famine in Germany is les
SEEMING the output Of pig iron mater
tally, D.
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HOW is YOUR f

Has she lost her beauty? n so,
Constipation, Indigestion, Sick Head
ache are the principal causes. Karl's
Glover Root Tea has cured these ills
for half a century. Price Is cents
and so cents Money refunded If e
suits are not satisfactory. e. s..
Beardsley, druggist, Fourth street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-05-23

Flor de Teller, now more than ever,
the favorite 10 cent cigar. All deal
ers have them.
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ABOLISH TIME LIMIT.

ABOLISH TIME LIMIT. q.
n. Chicago, May 23.-The Methodist
conference this morning voted to
abolish the time limit for pastors by
a&vote of 4335 to 231.
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SURRENDERED.

Kimberly, May 23.-Eight hundred
rebels have surrendered to the Brit
ish at Vryberg.
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evening from of the streets, knows al
together too much of the doings of
this place and its frequenters.
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e. TIBBALS,
Colonel Commanding.
!. w. BURkETT Adjt.
GOOD DIGESTION

waits on appetite Lack of appetite
usually indicates weak digestion. Hos
letters Stomach Bitters taken before
meals will create a healthy desire for
food, by cleansing the clogged bowels
and stimulating the secretions of. the
stomach. It also purifies the blood,
strengthens and invigorates the liver
and kidneys. It is undoubtedly the
most efficient medicine in the world
for stomach troubles. A private rev.
enue stamp covers the neck of the bot
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SUMMER. SEASON BOOKINGS.
Boston Lyricss3and the Pike Stock
Company ut Grand.

Boston Lyricssand the Pike Stock
Company at Grand.
The announcement In re summer theat-
r1cals at the Grand opera house has met
with considerable appreciation on the part
of local theater-geers who are well
pleased With the promise of several weeks
OF comic opera and high class stock pro-
auctions. The Grand opera house is par
ticularly well adapted for summer season
presentations, on account of it's splendid
system OF ventilation and its many doors
and windows. With it's electric fan sys-
tenn, in addition to its natural facilities
there is provided about as complete a sys-
tenn or cooling theater as can be pro-
cured.
Inc Boston Lyric Opera company, since
its visit here last season, has travelled
most extensively 1t is question If the
tour OF any opera company on the road
mas embraced the mileage of this organi-
zatlon. Not only the entire Northern Pa
CHIC territory and all the towns on the
racine coast were visited, but the tour
also included a special trip to Honolulu,
Hawaii, on which beautiful island the
company held forth for many weeks, pre-
sentlng an extensive repertoire Of lyric
productions and winning the highest
praise from the Honolulu press.
1t Is an admitted fact that to present
HuCCoSSAul operatlc productions II is nee
essary for the company members to be
associated for long time to, procure tho
proper blend of voices ard to secure the
best ensemble effects. For nearly two
years the main body of the Boston Lyric
company have been associated, and while
here and there additions have been made
to strengthen the chorus the body of the
old company remained with the result
that IN all presentations given there is
smoothness acquired only by long and
extensive association. Naturally. during
this extensive tour the company has pro-
duced new operas, and. the repertoire OF
the organization at the present time is
said to be the most extensive of any lyric
organization in the profession. Col
Thompson still travels with the company,
and gives the productions the benefit of
his schooled knowledge of things operat-
ic. The personnel of the principals con-
tinues to be of the most high order Some
additions and changes have been made,
but all for the better.
The stock company productions will not
be unappreciated by ST. Paul theater 60
ers, for there is a large majority of the
amusement lovers of this city who find
much to enjoy in presentations Of this
order. The Pike Theater Stock company,
which will be seen Oh this occasion, IS
known throughout the profession as one
of the most prominent and prosperous
stock organizations in America.
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-, +ha ocean 1875 Miles Away.

from the ocean 1zo Miles away.
10. A Restoration Of Old Paris Of @Go,,5t 6gO
Years Ago, with Its Royal Court |,
Minstrels and Tournaments.
IA. Moving Sidewalks That Will Show
Won the Whole Exposition Grounds
Without Walking a Step.
Is. The Bottom of the Ocean, with a
Sunken Ship and Strange submarine
Life.
1s The Palace of Gold of Africa. Dec
To- arafed drG wit" With Barbaric Splendor, and
the Royal Court of King Menelik.
~ The Aims in Miniature, with Mountain
Cllides and Swiss Chalets in the Heart
of Paris. "115 '7-snis
1s. A Trip in a! Shell in Which You Are
Fired From va5 Real Mortar Gun.
10. Glass Palace of Horticulture. i1i with a
Tropical Island. East Indian village
and Inhabitants in Native Costumes.
% Fairy Palace Under the River
Seine, with Mermaids and the Lorelei.
q. Reproduction Of the City of Venice,
with It's Water Streets, Gondolas and
Ancient Palaces.
%. The Biggest Wine Cask in the World,
As Feet High, with Its Top Used as a
Dancing Pavilion.
%. A Japanese Temple and Oriental Gar
dens, with Dancing Geisha Girls from
Toxic.
"a An American Corn Palace, with Walls
of Cornstalks and Tower Made OF
CorncobS.
Is. Electric Ships on the River Seine That
- viii Go at the Rate of Fifty Miles an
Hour.
2s. An Automobile and Bicycle Palace,
with an Arena for Races and Exhibit
tions.
2. The Panorama of the. World, Which
Will Represent Trip Around the
World in Sixty Minutes.
2S. A Restoration of the Buried City OF
Pompeii, with Roman Men and Ma
irons in the Costumes of 1,S00 Years
Ago.
20. The Mosque of Omar of Jerusalem,
which Stands on the Site of Solomon s
Temple, to Be Reproduced.
30. The Palace of Costumes in which the
Modes of Dress Of All Ages and All
Nations VIII Be Shown.
81. The Exposition Postoffice to Be at the
Top Of the Eiffel Tower, 1000 Feet
Above Ground.
80. A Monstrous Wheel. Twice the Size Of
the Ferris Wheel of the Chicago
Worlds Fair.
SO. The North Pole. with Icebergs and
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cosrING ATTRACTIONS.


Hello, Bill" is the novel title of a
new musical farce comedy which will
open a weeks engagement at the Grand
opera house, commencing Sunday even
ing, April 29 The piece Is brand new,
and it is claimed that the authors, Frank
J. Halo and Marie Madison, have given
it a plot that is aclear, clean and distinct
and a story that is bright and snappy in
telling, and brisk and decidedly humer-
Gus in action and situation. The spe-
cialties which arelintroduced by such
clever Hoytian players as George Ober,
John Hyams, Madeline Lack, Ada Bern
ard, Ada Deaves, Helen Brackett. Little
Frances Kepp1ae and the Hello Bill quar-
tette are all pleasing and give splen-
did rendition of their different parts.
The vehicle used this season to present
that inimitable comedian George w. Mon
roe, is Edith Ellis Bakers new comedy,
Mrs. B. O'Shaughnessey," a humorous
composition which has received en-
comiums worthy Of more pretentious
effort.
AL w. Martins big dramatic and scenic
production Of Uncle Toms Cabin" comes
to the Grand in May. This is the biggest
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and best organization of the kind on the
road The part Of Uncle Tom is played
by William G.. Stevens. The speciality
features are introduced by a score OF
colored artists, including the original
Georgia jubilee singers, who introduce
campmeeting songs. banjo solos and quar-
tettes. A grand prize cake walk by the
colored members, buck and wing dancing
contests and features too numerous to
mention. Among the scenic effects is an
exciting steamboat race between the
Natchez and the Robert E. Lee, cotton
helds and plantations, portraying habits
or the Southern negro, St. Clair's resi-
dence by moonlight, the most beautiful
plantation picture ever painted, gorgeous
tablea9x tab en1S and transformation Of Eva in
the golden realms. A free street parade,
comprising fifty people, three bands
chariots, donkeys, horses, oxen and po-
nies. etc, will be given daily at noon
For Fair Virginia is underlined for a
visit , to the Grand opera house in May.
The Village Postmaster" the New
england play which enjoyed q run at the
fourteenth Street theater, New York,
o., or 221 nights, and has just concluded its
tnird big engagement there, during which
TIME the thcater was tested to Its fullest
capacity, will come to the Metropolitan
Friday and Saturday of this week. Archie
gins.
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PARIS CURIOsITIEs.
what Are to Be Seen nt the Grea'
Exposition.

What Are to Be Seen nt the Great
Exposition.
New York Journal.
1. The Cosmorama, Showing the Earth,
Sun, Moon and Stars.
2. Giant Telescope That Makes the Moon
Look Only a Mile Off.
8. The Mareorama. a Mimic Sea Voyage
Taken on Dry Land.
4. An Active Volcano. with Daily Erup-
tions and Earthquakes.
S. The Cloud Gallery, Where Visitors
Walk Above the Clouds.
6. The Subterranean World, Showing
How the Richest Gold and Silver
Mines Look and How They Are
Worked.
Z. Palace of Light, with Walls of Glass
and Crystal, Studded with Diamonds
and Draperies of Pearls.
s. Palace in the Sky, a Huge House.
Shaped Airship That Rises 1900 Feet
9. Great Light of Kimberley Diamond.
Worth $2,0O0.O00. Biggest in the World.
10. The Enchanted House in Which Ev-
erything Is Upside Down, and People
Walk on the Ceiling Like Flies.
IL. Maud Adams Statue in Solid Gold.
Worth 100000.
u. A Sea Beach with Salt Water Pumped
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THE Gleesons,' John and Bertha, will
also be a revelation in dancing to those
who witness the piece. 'Inimitable" is
The word that best expresses their nov-
city. They are the originators of some of
the best steps yet devisd. There will be
other specialties by the company
The locale Of the piece is at the Blazer
villa on the Hudson and in Yellowstone
Fark, where the Blazer family go into
camp.
The following presents the entire cast:
Larry Mooney, of MONEYS Express
Mr.. John w. Jess
Gen. Stonewan Blazer, a great man
.. Mr.. John G. Leach
Jack Treadwell, Yale's quarterback-
Mr.. William McRobie
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MEDIUM sLATERs TESTS.
They VIII Be Given Next Sunday
Night Mt Metropolitan.

Sunday night, April %, at the Metropol
itan, Jos. j. Slater, the celebrated Eng
lish speaking medium will appear. He is
mysterious being, who has mystifed the
world by his peculiar theories, and will
demonstrate spirit power In the light Dr..
Slater defies all laws, natural and spir-
itual, and produces such unbounded evil
dence as to convince even the unbeliever.
Such phenomena as spirit pictures, slate
writing, matertalizations of forms ard
faces, questions written and retained by
the interrogators VIII receive full and in
telligent answers.
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laughing muscles of the spectators are
worked overtime. 1t is a play peculiarly
adapted for the entertainment of, ladies
and children There is not a suggestive
line in the entire entertainment The hu-
NOR is spontaneous. 1t arrives as fast as
an. express train and is as clean as
whistle.
The Irishman of the stage is the very
essence of fun, and the pair of Erins
sons in "a Hot Old Time are twins in
appearance and In their side-splitting mis-
haps. The adventures of Larry Mooney,
the Celtic expressman, In the house and
affairs of Gen. Stonewall Blazer, and his
Amazonian better half; his being mis-
taken for a member of parliament, and
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E. A. Braden and C. w. Strine, in am
nouncing weeks performance of the ir-
resistible laughing success, offer for the
amusement of the comedy-loving residents
of this city a vehicle of fun and frolic
that ranks with the most amusing plays
ever set upon stage. The engagement
in this city begins tonight at S:15 and will
continue throughout the week, with the
usual Wednesday and Saturday matinees.
"A Hot Old Time" sets a red hot pace
for the livefest fun, and for nearly three
hours from the rising of the curtain the
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the situation that crowd themselves
around this misapprehension-hi side
splitting stumbles through the house Of
the bellicose generals as footman, man
servant and detective-are humorous be-
yond the power of telling. Larry Moneys
misadventures must be witnessed to be
appreciated.
In the character is seen an eccentric
Irish comedian, John w. Jess, who as
sumes the part originally played by
Jonnie Ray" Miss Lea Peasely ad.
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mirabiy seconds him as Mrs. General
Stonewall Blazer
connection with "a Hot Old Time are
among the NEST notable offering of that
character vouchsafed TO the local stage.
Dorothy Drew, chanteuse and comedi-
enne, the girl who made famous "Pd
Leave My Happy Home For You," will
render this gem of inocuous love-makine
by singing 1t in its original form. Her
dancing accompaniment to The song, in
connection with her specially is bright
example of that branch of stage art.
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Alkalai Ike. from the woolly West
Mr.. Wallace Black
chOlly h%ay+ Knickerbocker, just ST.. to0 too.
officer Gettem .............Mr. Joe Darling
ODonovan Dunn. M. p
Mr.. Charles Newton
Blossom Blazer and Cherry Blazer,
the generals daughters, ripe for
picking
Miss Ada Melrose, Miss Bertha Gleeson.
Majorie Dow, their city chum-
Miss Pearl Revare
Sale Waters, their country chum-
Miss Dorothy Drew
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They Will Open at the metropolitan
AprH 30.

April 80.
Curiosity and interest have been largely
aroused, not only in this city, but for a
wide radius in the, coming appearances
of Henry Irving, Miss Ellen Terry and
the London Lyceum company, at the Met
ropelitan opera house for three nights,
beginning Monday,sApril 30 The OPEN
ing night will be devoted to the brilliant
melodrama, "Robespierre, In, which Ir-
wing has reached the. acme of effective
ness in stage settings The second night
will offer the extremely attractive double
bill of Miss Terry in the delightful com
edy, 'Nance Oldfeld," and Henry Irving
in his weird and impressive creation,
Matthias, in 1.-The Bells The final night
is allotted to 1.-The Merchant of Venice y
with Irving and Miss Terry in their world
famed creation of Shyleck and PoItia
All of the plays will be given with the
! same beauty and completeness as on
their original productions -a-' 4s.
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Ethel Thorn, q summer girl-4
Miss Alma Trimble
Stella Drew, merry maiden
Miss Beatrice Rice
Nellie Eton and Mable Eton. tailor
made girls y 10. =
Miss Daisy Bishop, Miss Marie de Trace
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rough Ladies' Athletic associa-
tion. .Armandita Rivera
Dillie, member of the Bronx Bo-
rough Ladies' Athletic associa-
ton. n..........................J Julia Eastman
: Lille, member of the Bronx Bo-
s cough Ladies Athletic associa-
tion........: :............... Mama Fairhurst
Collie, member Of the Bronx Bo-
rough Ladies Athletic associa-
ton. .Madge Dunbar
"a HOT OLD TIME"
A piece designed for laughter and Gre
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,I.:sk Eskimo Houses. Made of Ice Cakes.
:. Below Zero by Liquid Air. y ueeIees
81. Inc Palace Of Fetes, Where Beautiful
Women Of All Nations VIII Enact the
World. ""Oio
80. The Queerest Potentates In the World,
emperor Menelik OF Abyssinia, the
King and Queen Of Siam. the Swat of
India, the Jam of Navanagar, Asia,
and the Ameer of Afghanistan Will
Visit the Exposition as Guests of the
French Governments
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Lilke Other Conntriea.

Kansas City Journal
Gen. Wood says Cuba Is no place for a
man without money. 1t seems that in
some respects Cuba Is about like any 9TH
er country.
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"a HOT OLD TIME"

A piece designed for laughte. and Gre
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May Increase Choir-The Central Pres
eyter1an church is contemplating an ad-
Allen Krieger> F. H Ayers and c. Erick:
son sang in the church yesterday and
the engagement of the quartette will
general meeting go