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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-30

OTIS HARLAN IN vAUDEvILLE.-otis
Harlan, the Hoytian comedian, will follow
Ezra Kendall at Chase's Theater as the
principal feature of a large bill, week after
next Mr.. Harlan has a large following
here, as he has been seen in this city in
all of his chief successes, notably in 1.-THE
Black Sheep" and "a Stranger in New
York" Recently he appeared with the
August family in ''Star and Carter and his
clever work in satires mterpolated in the
farce is indelibly impressed upon those who
saw him. Mr.. Harlan Is distinctly droll in
his methods and will deliver a monologue
full OF rare bits Of advice upon every topic
under the sun.
ACROSS THE PACIFIC."-Henry Clay
ney. the clever little comedian, who is so
will be seen in Charles E. Blaneys scenic
sensation. Across the Pacific" which will
be presented at the Academy week of
April 8. Mr.. B1aney's last appearance here
pany, when he played the part of Old King
Cole. In Across the Pacific" he will Gre
ate the role Of Willie Live, a newspaper
correspondent.
GABRILOWITSCH-On of the most in
teresting. features Of the present musical
season will be the appearance Of Ossip Ga
the Columbia Theater Wednesday after
noon, April 10. He has enjoyed an I'M
usual career In the musical world, end
since his first appearance In this country
he has won q continuous and unbroken
chain OF Victories A musical critic saws:
I'm the last three years, since his Lon
don debut with the Richter Orchestra.
the young Russian has gained greatly. To-
day he is that which will likely pre-emi-
nently remain, pianist OF intellectual
force, splendid technical resource and man
Illness in Interpretation. The genuineness
Of hts work b. perhaps. the first quality
In Its appeal to strange audiences. He Is
a pianist's pianist, and not q woman's
pianist. recalling somewhat his distfn-
guished predecessor. Slot. vet IN his per-
Torrance Of the Chopin Prelude" which
tier qualities that 60 to captiyate the lat
ter. and from q popular point OF view i'm.
portant factor In q musicians success
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-30

Alice Johnson Of this city. who Is play
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-30

Harry Woodruff of the Nat Goodwin
company is to be one of next seasons
stars. Augustus Thomas is writing a play
for him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-30

In the Palace of the King reached its
one hundredth performance last Monday
night in New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-30

John c. Fisher, the well-knowu manager,
has secured the American rights to The
Silver Slipper" which will have its first
production in London next week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-30

Mr.. Hawtrey, the London actor, who
will visit this country next season is de-
scribed as the double distilled essence OF
John Drew at his Drewiest"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-30

hunting. remarkable scene is then en-
acted before recognition takes place, and
an engagement Is made for a meeting in
the gymnasium, which the men enter by
way of the roof There the mother sud-
denly appears and breaks up a scene which
is the essence of refined comedy. The three
girls win be played by Miss Haswell, Miss
Scott and Miss Field, and the three lovers
by Messrs. 0rmonde, Wyngate and MUIR
ply. John T. Sullivan will be seen as Orts,
a pOacher.
CHAsE's NEW GRAND.-Ezra Kendall
the urbane and quizzical monologuist, will
talk across the footllghts to the patrons of
Chase's Theater next week. 1t has been
a long time since he was here. Kendall
fills q large place in the amusement world
and he knows it. That is why he handles
dulging in little familiarities that from an
other would set g. frigid wave in motion
toward the stage. He has new mono
logue. Not that 1T is unusual. but this
dience forget itself is called "The Trou-
bles of a Tramp" and is said to be the
most absurdr collection Of stories he ever
strung together. AS always since he bought
ante bellum beaver that first saw the light
in Baltimore. In the wearing of this, as in
the size OF his costume trunk, which is
just large enough for his hat, shoes and a
logue to the credit Of his pen, Kendall has
another of his products on the same bill
with him. It Is the quaint rural comedy,
1.-THE Halfway House." in which Mr.. and
Mrs Perkins D. Fisher will renew their
old acquaintance with Washington. They
are always well liked. In Europe Mr.. Max
Walden. the third feature OF the bill, ranks
high as character change artist. His
most attractive performance is his imper-
sonation of various kinds of women. The
Four Otis win present 9 miniature musical.
comedy called 1.-THE Smart Set" In which
there are all sorts of amusing compiica-
md a h 1ap fny.c ant
Burt and her company will be seen In q
sketch entitled "A Rag-time Fantasia"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-30

Lee Harrison, the versatile comedian
will leave the Rogers Brothers at the end
of the season and sign contract with
Weber & Fields
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-30

Estelle Mortimer of the "Captain J;pksu
company has been engaged by Charles
Frohman for next season, playing in New
York productions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-30

| 1t is estimated that fully $4,000 will be
required to properly stage Joan of the
Sword Hand" next season for Blanche
Walsh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-30

Corse Payton will shortly produce HAM
let and Henry W. at his Brooklyn house,
and will play the title roles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-30

j. w. Williamson, the Australian man.
ager. is negotiating for the rights of
Lovers Lane" for production in his coun-
try -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-30

Sherrie Mathews of Mathews and Bull
ger. who has been i'll for several months.
writes from Hot Springs that his condi-
ton is much improved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-30

Ben Hur' will be produced in London
next season. Contracts were signed last
Tuesday in New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-30

James Powers of the bicycle team Pow
ers Brothers has been elected general man.
ager of the business department of the
White Rats"
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27
DRY GOODS.
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To Z. ovERPECk, his heirs or assigns:
You are hereby notified that have ex.
pended during the years ls.l. lM,, ls,d. l-si
l-c,, ls.s, ls'i, l-.ss. Isss.. l.sD One Thousand
Dollar. in labor and Improvements upon the
Venus lode, -ituat. In Decatus mining district,
Coneios county. Colorado, the location ccrtih.
cate Of which IL recorded In the office Of the
county clerk and recorder of Con-jos county.
an Book 2, at fag. ~. in order Ia hold said
claim under the provisions OF Section sast
Revised Statutes of the United States and the
amendments thereto approved Jslusrys lss,
being the amount required To hold said lode
for the year, named and thc period ending ON
the Ast day - December, HUJ. And IL within
ninety day. fnbm the personal service of this
notice or within ninety dnys after the publca-
ton thereof. you fail refuse to contribute
your proportion of such expenditures as n CO.
owner, your interest in -aid claim will b--
come the property of tho subscriber your
coowp-r. who has made the required .spcntii.
turc. b, the terms of said section.
Dated al MONT. Vista. the .tth day of May
Hans NArzE>.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27
HEARTBURN.

When the quantity OF feed taken is
too large or the quality too rich, heart
burn is likely to follow. and especially
so IL the digestion has been weakened 10y
constipation. Eat slowly and not too
freely Of easily digested food. Masti-
cate the food thoroughly. Let six
hours elapse between meals and when
you feel fullne5s and weight in the
region Of the stomach after eating. in
dicnting that you have eaten too much.
take one Of Chamberlain Stomach and
L,ver Tablets aud the heartburn may Ike
avoided For sale by Rice's Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27
Nstire u Forfeiture,

7" $. ". Dyer and y. o,-rpecL. their heir. or
assigns.
You arr hereby notified that have expended
during the year isc, irc. lesi. i-... tSss. lSr.
and issi Seven Hundred Dollar Ia Ia,-,r and
Improvement. upon til. No. lodc mining
claim situate in Decatur MINING district. county
of toncjo-, state of Colorado. of which the
location certificate t. found Of record in Bsrl
M" page ~ In tho otiic, of the clerk and
claim, under the prosi-ion- of section IRA of
III" Revised Statutes of ia. rpi;.d State aud
the amendments thereto approved January ..
i-s,. concerning annual labor upon mining
claims, b,in9 th. amount r-luir~d to hold "a ii
l.-i. for the year named aud I'll. period ending
Ds'cembrr 5l-t, 4. y. iAa. AMI n within ninety
days from the publication of this notice you Ia
"r refuse :" contribute your proportion Of -ucl
-xt~'ndituf" a. co-o~n-f. your Interest Ia til.
-aii claim viii fs'eome the property uf the -ui,
scrih-r b, tii. terms "f said --ction.
Dated at Mont. Vista. colorado. III. sstth
of May. hol.
HAs. MATl'N
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27
Nsttt~.

To Whom II May coueern;
Notice l. hereby given that a petition in
writing signed by majority of the o~n-r- ii
land included within III. south East quarter nf
New Mexico Meridian situate ia the County ss
Eio ofand- aud state of colorado. for th.
sun-sstlon of said quarter section "f land to
the Town of Monte Vista in said toonsy aud
state accompanied by a plat. Will le presented
la III. County Court "t the County of kio
srand- aud state of Colorado on Tuesday TIA.
ath da, OF August \. u. t'si.
Dated Monte Vista. July 18th. 1901.
e. II. MArHi.
SAuAH srEAr-
l.. ". tutsra.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27
Notice Of Forfeiture.
HAS. 'MATxsS.

To Edward 4. Linn. hi. bcis> or a--lsn.,
You are hereby notified that W. have "a
r.ndcd during the YEAR lsa iss., iss. iss.. les.
u" and IL" twenty eight hundred tnllnrp In
laf-r aud Improvement. upon the kin. O-rar.
the Triumph. the H.rui~- asd the N.idi- /.
i.ode.. situate on Madiii Mountain in tho ik~a.
tnf mining district, county of Rio Gransi-. state
of 'nlotsto, of which the isrsti,ra cert tifirsis-
are found OF rvrori Ia Book ~ page. ~, iGi lbs
and iot respectively In the Office of the r.or,i~r
81 ssid county. Ia order - hold said claim. un.
'trf the provisions OF .ection .tt Of the ~
,i-ed statute. al the tnii-d States. and tn.
amendments thereto approved January =, iss,.
concerning annual lst.,f ut,,n mining claims.
trins the amount required to hold said io~is-
for u. y-.r- named AID the period ending On
the Iisi day of D.~-misr 4. II. t'sn. Aud II
within hinoty day- ffom the personal service II
this notice or within ninety day, after the p,,l,.
benton th-rs-f. yosi fail or refuse tn cont butte
your pfos"rti.o of such expenditure a. y e,e
o~n-s your Interest In the said claim. will i-,.
sof'- the pfosrrty of the .ui,~cfi,-r.. your c.,.
o~n-r. ~iso bss. made the required rap-ndi.
turn, b, the terms of .sid section.
May. iSi.
J. =. JOHNSON
BrsJ. JoWA.o>.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27
sExeratsr's Notice.

E-tat- 81 Th---ior- N.tsx.r. p-e-a.sli.
The us.ict.isfa~d. having t-.-a appointed
L,~uipr of the last Viii and Testament .i
Tb~-ls't~ N~iserr late of the Count, II Riu
Utand. aud state al Colorado. d-c-a.s-l. h~rrt,,
give. notice that he will appear t-fsr~ thu
Probate. Coart II ~" Grand. t.s,p,y. st tho
Tout h"u.~ In Del >ost~ at tho August Term,
.n The IN Il Nss,da, Ia August b-t'. tu~ ~ Aug.
Sih. roi. ~ which tl,nr all person. having
claim. against -aid E-tat~ arr notifloi aud
r-tu"-sr-i !" ats~u'l fst ti,. paft-,-- III hasias
Tie .a,n- sdju.scst. All p<r.aa. indebted b,
.sid Estate arr ss-iu~.trif Ia make Immediate
p,tmrst 10 the under. tsn.a.
bhiej hi. stt. iay IT 1uiy A. u. rOl
lotts ". WtAnp. Executor,
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27
If You have Headaches

don't experiment with alleged cures.
buy Krause's Headache Capsules, which
will cure any headache IN half nm hour,
no matter what cnus.s il. Pnce 2Ir.
Sold by |. ". Rice.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27
GROCERIES.

There is some objection to the
stock yards in the rear of l..
H. Chcnev's real estate office cs.
pccialiy during the hot weather
when people like to have their
windows open.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

Orion Cheney arrived in the
city Wednesday morning from
New York City on n visit Of two
weeks with his father, l.. II.
Cheney. II has been nine years
since the young man lcf, Monte
Ni-in to accept position in =
bnnk Mt the national metropolis
and this is his first visit to the
scenes Of his boyhoo,l. Nine
years has wrought quite = change
in Orion and but tcw Of his for.
mcr acquaintance recognize him
as the besrdless boy he Was when
he left home. To his credit. Il
may bc said. he now holds . posi.
ton where be has been employed
all these nine years.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

j. a. Amis OF Pruden was in
town Wednesday on business.
MIR. Amis got tired of going to Fl.
Collins and resigned his position
as one Of the board OF directors.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

TWINE-I have "a car of Ply
mouth twine-Plymouih is the
BEST aud the price will be made
right q. A. CEANEH.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

X. \. Cowles, of Bloomington,
III. arrived in town Wednesday.
He left home in March and has
been down into the Han handle.
Tcxcs, and through Arizona. lie
will spend few weeks here he.
fore returning home.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

There WAS n little rain in Kan
sas and Missouri the first OF the
week, but it did but little good.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

The Wintermutc family have
spent about two weeks ut the Gap.
Wednesday Mr.. Wintermute and
Clara came down on their wheels.
making the distance of ~ miles in
l hours and 20 minutes. Polly
and her mother came on the tram.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

Frank Carey. the harness
maker, says he has no kick; that
business is better than one year
ago. lie has two sets Of harness
to make, one heavy double set.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

One ID hand gasoline and one traction
engine for sale cheap at Mo~her's.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27
ST Clnir-thc photographer.

Try the fines, out. After hav-
ing shave call for Herpicide,
the DandruH Cure anl Hair
Tome at
PEARTREE's Barber Shop.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27
Special Values in Carpets
For 80 Days

After very successful spring trade IN Carpets,
have left on hand quite number OF short lengths
both in Velvets, Brussels and lngrains. which
will close out at vsry low prices in order to make
room for onr new fall line. II yon in need of
anything in this line, quick before they
all gone. We always keep on hand good line of
Rugs and Lineoleums.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

Mrs Charles Curl. Of Blooming.
ton, III. eldest daughter Of Mrs.
Hopes. Is visiting her mother 1T
Monte Vista and her sister, Mrs.
Bruuson, at Alamosa. during the
summer. Mrs. Curl was "a dele
gate to the Epworth league con.
vcn,ion and her return ticket ex.
tends 10 October.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

}. W. Moore, Of Del Norte, is
now head man in the mechanical
department Of the Crestone Eagle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27
GEO. g. eRarwIN,
Merchant + csilor.

Will show fine line OF Samples al
prices to compete with Eastern
houses =.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

James Campbell is shipping
good deal of baled huy these davs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

+. A. st. CLAIR, a professional
photographer Of many years ex-
perience. has opened a gallery in
Monte Vista and is now prepared
L, take all kinds Of photos at
reasonable rates. All pictures
srtistically re-touched, highly
finished, and guaranteed not to
fale.
All kinds q bicycle repairs at Mo.heris
cheap.
c. A. Derbyshire will fill all
orders for cnrrants left At the Bee
Hive store.
Bring your SAWS to Moshcr aud have
them filed
$500 Takes II.
New, 4.room brick house. Lot
100 LIS feet. Must sell.
&. {. KERR. Ag'.
Fer sale Cheap.
A span Of mules, harn~a. and wagon.
Enquire At Crooks 4 Miller Photo rooms
Char seats and nails at Mosber's
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

leo Cream and Cake at ths
Monte Vista Bakery every day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

l will pny cash for second hand
furniture. II. B. BATES.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

Fit. Style and Workmanship guar.
ant~s-i.-Give me cali and examine
Prices.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

Char seats and mails "a, Mosh.r's.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

Bring your SAWS to Moshcr aud have
them fled.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

All kinds q bicycle repairs at Mo-ber's
cheap.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27
$500 Takes II.
Fer sale Cheap.

A span Of mules, harness and wagon.
Enquire At Crooks 4 Miller Photo rooms
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-10

the Worlds Fair. but no one has mentioned
any special athletic events for 1903, al
though we hear Of large golf prizes and Dig
The st. Louis A.. A. A. undoubtedly would
hold several meets, in addition TO the pro,
gramme already planned; y grounds could
be charged, something that cannot be done
on their own field. as 1t is public property.
Powers Neatly Tricked.
Captain. Hayes Of the michigan tracR
captain of the Notre Dame track team n:
Notices have been printed in these columns
events until he cleared himself Of certain
charges preferred by Hayes. 1t was gen
orally conceded that Notre Dame would Win
West this year. but with Powers out her
chances of attaining such honors would De
killed. Realizing this. HAYES ferreted out
the Notre Dame crack had at one time
coached the Worcester High School track
team. Taking It for granted that he had
been paid for the work, Hayes at once sent
charges against Powers to the New Eng.
land Board. This body investigated ana
found that Powers was not paid q regular
salary. as the Worcester High was at that
time in financial straits owing to participa-
ton in many kinds Of athletic contests
which had depleted the athletic fund Or
season. in which Powers acted as coach.
however. he received 500 from the athletes
of the school. It Is this that Is now against
lllEI, anu hC "AA AbN ~
Hayes worked the plan very smoothly. He
timed his letter, which contained the
charges, in such a way that Powers could
not possibly go East and return in time to
compete in the triangular meet at Notre
Dame last night. Tn evidence against the
ex-all-round champion Is very serious. but
II is claimed that he can clear himself easily
when the time comes. He Is the son OF par
ents who are fairly well OF in this worlds
goods. and does not have to take up atm
letics professionally to earn a living. As he
has two weeks In which to secure reinstate-
ment. there is still some likelihood OF his
taking part in the indoor meet In this city.
Tom Aitken has added the coating OF loan
to the surface Of the cinder track OF the 81
Louis A. A. A. and says that the track VIII
be in fair shape for running after one or
two rains, although 1t will be the LIST of MAY
before II will be up to real fast work. as IL
will need considerable water to pack the
cinders with the loam. The baseball dfa-
monds have been thoroughly overhauled and
will be much faster this season than ever
before. as every little hole has been nled
up with good loan and the infields will be
we'll seeded shortly. The tennis courts are
receiving q deal OF attention. and two new
ones have been added. so that ten games
can go on at one time this summer IN place
Of eight, as was the case last season.
The contemplated addition to the club
house has not been made, owing to the
faint chance that the Worlds Fair site
might be located in that section OF Forest
Park. and thus necessitate the tearing down
of the house and field equipment altogether.
c. r. MCCARTHY.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-10

perts. walker has proven several times
that he has a license to compete with NEST
any crack in the country when it comes 10
grassiSg live birds. His principal character
fstic AT the score is his wonderful GOODNESS.
No matter how easy or how hard tney
come from the traps he has no remarks TO
make in regard to the bros ana vas n I've
HIS great GOODNESS under all circumstances
is n trait which would make a world-beater
out Of many a fair shot.
I With the predicted spring weather, a large
entry is expected for the pupont N,suSl
shoot. which takes mace at ouooft IarN
this afternoon. Notwithstanding that many
regular contestants took to the field on inc
occasion Of the last fourEey. ,ofty SHOTS
participated in the alair. with a MarSn
rvin6 such as blew during the matches last
SUNDAY. some lively work will nave to ps
dcne to-day by the man who wins the metal
in the fifth shoot for 1t. MIR. Kenyon. VINO
holds the pretty charm at present. stanus
a very good chance of retaining possession.
a. he has been contesting In nearly all the
matches, ard up to the time he won the
t,,nn II that element of the sport does not
RETURN to his lot to-day. he VIII give the
man who takes the medal away from him a
very warm argument.
w. Tramp Irwin. the expert Of nationa,
reputation, will pay a second visit 70 .nls
city one week from ,o foIaai inc and mii poetor
smith and Charles Spencer. Irwin came 10
ST. louis early in the present season ana
engaged in matches with the two Gentlemen
named. They seem to be the MY toe al
matches agains, the best of out-of-to"n
crack.
Preliminary steps are being taken to as
sure the Ion--talked-of international trap
shooting tournament between teams repre-
senting the United States and Great sr1,,
among the trap shots Of the country.
Paul North Of Cleveland; o.. has been au-
thorized to arrange for the match. Thorn
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-10

, the Aud Lang syne Sweep. twelve live
| birds. 80 yards rise. and a series or mss
nna,eggt e Two events wnta Il both thu class shooting.
are set to wind up the programme on Satnr1I
day. The Gilman-Barnes nter u to a.
wards rise. will be held in the morning.
This trophy will, become the properly q Of
the shot winning It three times ea,g those
! who have won it once each are: r. o;
J Heikes, L. T. Duryea, A., l.. king aha
! Richard Merrill. The closing event OF oms
| great annual meeting of pigeon shooters
will he the Sportsmen's Association IropnY
! at twenty-five live birds. handicap. rise
from % to 50 yards
Though A.. A. schwarz Of Venice. ILL.,. has
won the Dupont Medal but once; and at
| that time on a draw. ne now. has four per.
trophy. and bids fair to have the necessary
twaIve clean counts to his credit. which
VIII entitle him to participation in the big
ChristmasoDay snoo'- Snye : been held. Mt.
Schwarz is the only man who mas mace
four clean scores in the five shoots tnat
Doctor Gaines and Mr.. Keyon nave eacn
killed straight on three three OCCASIONS. put
the latter is the only one or them VINO mas
counts twice. while seventeen have grassec
their ten straight in just one shoot.
Lovers Of the sport OF trap shooting 90
, not seem to be worrying much over the
PROSPECTS of their pastime being made, a
mmisdemeano by State legislation, and the
general feeling seems to be that the sport
viii continue un6isturbed in Missouri.
owing to a strong fight which has been
made against the measure by Kansas City
parties.
ARRANGEMENTS nave been completed for
what promises to be the greatest tourna-
ment at live birds ever held in this coun-
-. re ~-fll ha co11od the amateur cham-
pionship Of America competition. and Will