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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-03

NcsSts. Ntvnscn x Norxt" Wish b.
announce 90 tbe citizens @. Nrdmon
that they have secured Nr EJWm Ros
-eU apJ eomran, n che romantic ,
act comedy O'W Cae>sr at Bsssr
rhe company casrles Spcc.J. >rvntts
l9r th.> production aud ccmore|
With ic>l class company AMID riag
nHccat costumes present en st.rae
tor seldom >evc m ArJporv rh
uauagement Uen .' sa, ths, lhe a..
wissicn tee win De prVuptc returned
to suy one dissatisfied vith tne pc.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-03
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-03
cry rArates Mtsr.
Mersp sgetts franchise to heat and
MINT CITY Qranted


rhc city oouach met yesterday af
tvlncen la rvguar seaaion With the
uANor tR the yuatr aud all the alder
mvp presept cNvept NWlcp
rhe mputvs ol che last mcctlng
Weyv vad aud approved
rhc Npanve gommit,cc ycpoucd Ia
,e,ably oN St,tts worth ol accounts
apd Warrant. we've oydeycd drawn ton
sAmv
CV1,tvtct " e. Roberts reported
ba,ms vo)lyetyJ s5VNs5 TO, the month
of November Rtlrrrcd To- unsoee com
mitJve
rclige JuJse loNn 1. Oalt reported
SutEo worth sol pusiRcss Jpy NoVew
bet Rtettvd ,o epaUcc eomwU,ce
Ed stewart We po0pd man tvper5cd
S>Nt> collected tor che past wopth
0 q SmUh ,yrvet eommi.siopcr rv
tsrted tby collection o( StsS 15 Wbict
Was ,ry-t,J to thv ,trvct ard sllv>
,oww.tJee
Alderman ue,, reported 81 councO
that nsswucb As toe G.. q a g. tsit
roAJ VA, srtlips acrVss Main street.
ttat tby water heretofore hoNps rp
chat Jtvct.pp Npn'J have 90 pe taken
yerv cl anJ ss N. NyrHcrAa ,a>
.,. J' cnk.peer ol tnc rvAJ Mas present
h, W9u,d ee g'st thc ecpny.l would
hstep To- biul tc explain toe situation
the msSor >t.J yhc, WoplJ oe saJ
10 aear bom tbe gentleman aud be
,ai1 m substance
fbst che best Asy Co sct tlJ 81 ybe
Wstcg ~oQ'J oe 90 rup iy doWp Noy,h
Csj1c ,,rvet pto toe big conduit sp3
90 tte e.ty WoolJ tan 10 ACROSS Nan
streeg from the south side oi Main
thlt the u&lroaJ Would take be ON 90
.nct bis sonJeit Nr Ncponouko said
theN couN carr 30 ca down their
r8otel WaN SrcurJ, pay TO Wo0l3 ,or-
tsel ee a Scurce pI rvobk to them
AVA oc vvHN plv,er rouuDs t down
VaJJa
Dc WA, Nr Nenvpoos6s opinion
tbst Ia vQU'J .egare two stmch pipes
acgcss Main Jc cary, toe sateg scsc@s.
saJ Jhsg BE- Thought thc ssme cout
2e lava loWu Ton about $500
NlJermaa pvnnnston objected 90
,penlmS any mcrv money on lt tJe
yhouShg d the wstvr Was n the NAY oi
tbe ralrcal tncN ncUN take cerv oi
.t.
Nh Neppneakb nlermeJ them that
the tleS taaJ did run by Eo~ les >ta
Bio down Wbich runs a sJrcam oil wat
er had been stopped ap, or rather h
now enje0 al Cadd0 o., the oaau,y
pl thq tliQy bad oeoa decided to t5e
.ralaoaJ 1N the >vcrvuyy cl the m
tert maSmutb as tbst Nas the ca>e
the tt, Noa'J ha,e Jo ts,Ne care ol tbg
atey vospr
Ndesmau C,egmau jid pot think the
ralroaJ eou.i back Jhe water up sn
Iu,
the matter Was huaIp rcterrcj to
tDV street tnd allVN gommtleV
Moran SlotlN ordinance ASKING tne
|e.,y tQ grant hnn pegut ..a t' eNVt
,ate lay p.nes and te boar and tsh.
t,e c,ty W. IIh p,,r0iedm, va, poo, HlNH
ts lpa passage tnl passed.
Nr $rotJ 1aS tNVty avs '' acccp,
apd our monthe Hl vhI,h ra 1rgg
work M Spout mH,t ,p,Hd 'vasi
SlUuu ga tJ ethin uHie months, and
ua,e ,le e,ty Sllu n,g meu.1 a. oe
Hupat.va giN
Cumct them aiguurnei
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-03

H., , e. AuarvN oC Gibson CitN
no. vI hcy0rv at che CuU9e..5p
Presbyterian church tonsbt con "liCc.,
Fa.mgvs Mu Aubrey is am cNpasto.
o the G. e. ybur,h ot tos p'acc and
a N.sI,nS bis uierds hcrr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-03
90 sane ii sr,n sar,nas.

rne c0mnrorvu %, the curreuoy has
iHRruted tle u-.-...1u 1i me iQi'uN
ma persons to organize tha F1fs' NJ
lpna lanR %, 1m >ptinss b II D
A. MAYS, D r Nls,ou G vi stuart W.
U C'uce and Orn ~ ItsJne,L witn 81
aantal %, Saa.nW.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-03
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amgn, "a Wflinm ami sou W'Hliml
,vn Aisniber, WIN asa aharpad Nish
-raiinB qsne.lananin amount ai aoit
fn hwe mites s0niii n Wilson
The gmfun Nus ulalr NJ tiiu ldgni'
alnW ami tiin itism0anie ma,ip mnt
ami WIS aiiu,NWi n4 ga iunrs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-03

Spnd lu ecats .Qr r'u 9vUturui sra.
she.s TO. Chr.stHa, n.rv workers
supplies. ~ S F,shg 1s3 rrvmont
- Galveston rpN s1in
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-03

Wnat uu vanf n Dugns rla rs
qnalys 81 aln ura .s cmrlllN
.la ,amr w,o so. a,u suai naU $ e-se
ol minuais 10 sauuih nat nissoss,
.aluiaN lummr Ga uu
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-03

Found GA Nain s,reeJ a gent.e'
mnn 5 lale, App,y al NphCd8,
urB lihlu,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-03

MQneySm.th x Kelly u3ke sr1 va-
pair shoes t'rmS 0n ycur work " .h
side ol Msn street. 25-lc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-03

Go 1l 3D. n Sonar ami get
1u lls, ENamra0d Npnies ulr 3 lu
su 'he. Prunss 01r .......... l1G
20 lbs, Is,aloated Peaches 1r Loo
sf'n
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-03

Lost about u0oa sunday. A lc-
t.s dog OK the pug ard rat terrier
variety, \ liberal reward viii De
paid tor lc> retIru. %, fer inter-
nation leutJug to It's recovery.
Apply Eugeus WoivertCu A. City
National bank 2-f
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-03

F iru'ge-lfUu, 4N~l=l ffria tnN Niiourgi,> l,,iSS.
I, sst,u To ,lc -'ran~ng lnu 'ulflsing ua'iuc
e'uiriuy,, .u IuHnriua ',iif-s. .'stt,ia, traafi
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-03

Lost, 8 brea>-U,u Finder leave
with J. +, Cruce 8c Porter Staples.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-03

Fer sent- $50 acrvs within one
m,lc %. corporation ArpN t1
2tt Ap CI.NSE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-03

Lorr--A ,etJer confirming a $50
cheek PAYABLE 60 McLdiu X Ken
bic, Finder please .eave ir Cd :
Qince- 2-2r
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-03

WOR RENT Nceil turu ,A'd
rpvm l3r mdy Do prlnte amly Nr
niN 81 Money>mtn Il >sueNs shore
>hop tjt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-03

Nlnsssm.th q Kelly tRe ,nocmak
'r@, have moved from tam.i'Ons TO
Jlelr own shop. ueNt door u EB. Pugh
2tfn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-12-03
Special Notice.

DllES cured by the pains
L less method without the
use OF the <nite
La Junta tribune., 1901-01-26
Ready For Market.

EXPECT TO LEAVE FOR MARKET
about February Ist. am going to Chicago to
| pick out from the cloths OF Ed V. Price & Co.,
our Spring Suits, that Mr. Price have
them made up by his tailors in their dull season,
and will get them made cost, that
give our customers good Tailor Made Suit tor
less money than what they would have to pay
for a cheap ready made suit
La Junta tribune., 1901-01-26

,ocA, AMP ,sa.osA, ,rs.s.

Trade at Dalton's pharmacy
Trade at the Palace drug stols
Fruit trees at wholesale prices.
&c. L. Seely.
| 0Stark buys all kinds OF second
handed household house.
i G. S. Thompson, undertaken md
embalmer. Phone No. 1I-5.
4 For fresh bread, pies or cakes go
to Fishers postoffice news stand.
! Money for city or farm loans bn
easy terms. Inquire w. X. Gibson.
I "The Hustler" at the opeta
house tonight. Don't fail to see
him.
j Buckley and Hart have a list tof
bargains" in homes. Look st
them.
Long distance telephone in your
home for S cents per day. Ask she
agent about it.
I AGENTS WANTED. Town and
country work. International Nur
series, Denver, Colorado.
Carlton g. Bradley guarantee
| Columbia patent -four to give as
good satisfaction as any flour. "
/ Good secondhand Esty organ
and good secondhand square
piano. for sale cheap Stark's.
F. E, Middlecamp, OF Pueblo,
was visitor to our city Thursday,
the guest of DR.. Frank Finney.
A marriage license was issued
Wednesday to Oscar II. Edwards
and Pearl Pedigo, both OF Man
zanola.
| Sweat and fruit acids will not
discolor goods dyed with Putn4m
Fadeless Dyes. Sold AZ 03y'
RhAspacx n; i,
| Albert Moore has purchased the
improvements and water rights on
the Jordan Wheeler place in the
Holbrook country.
Mrs. Violet Wright left last
Sunday for Los Angeles, CAL,
where she will be the guest OF
friends for several weeks.
We do all kinds of clothes clean
ing and dyeing. First-class work;
prices reasonable; give us a trial.
La Junta Steam Laundry.
w. G. Shumate, mayor of Sugar
City, and c. D. Stepp. the legal
luminary of that burg, were visi-
tors to the county seat last We'd
nesday.
w. X. Gibson returned Thurs
day afternoon from trip to Ar
lington, where he has been look
ing after extensive irrigation in
terests Whereabouts.
/ c. A. DAVIS, of the Santa Fe
storehouse, returned Thursday
morning from Princeton, Kan,
where he was called to assist in
settling up an estate Of which he
is one Of the heirs.
| D. w. Parker, a representative
of the Kansas City Star, has been
in town for several days boosting
the subscription list of that sheet
hereabouts. He reports business
quite fourishing in his line.
The most soothing, healing and
antiseptic application ever devised
lis DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
1t relieves at once and cures piles,
sores, eczema and skin diseases.
Beware of limitations. Miller &
Andrews.
i Harry Bourne arrived Thursday
morning from Huntsville, Mo-. to
to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
| H. G. Bourne. He has been
away from home nearly two years,
and is glad to get away from !
land Of rain and mud to take up
his residence once more in land
of sunshine.
Harry Sheets has invented !
nsoul.sayino" stove nine. II Il
La Junta tribune., 1901-01-26
Dalton's pharmacy for drugs.

| DR.. C. r. Hubbell, dentist, Cen
trail block, La Iunta, Colo.
Columbia patent flour, from
Kansas hard wheat, made express
ly for Carlton & Bradley.
"Gem Flour" best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money.
refunded. La Tunta Milling Co.
Mayme English returned Thurs
day night from Boulder, where she
has been attending the University.
If you are thinking of buying
new piano or organ don't fail to
examine The fine instruments at
( Stark's.
The hearing OF Clyde Gray,
charged with assault at Divide,
has been set for January 2sth at
Cripple Creek.
/ Did you look over the list OF
houses and lots, offered by Buckley
& Harta You had better buy now
before prices advance.
| DR.. E. w. Ragsdale will be
found in his Office in the Central
block, every evening, except Sun
day, from 7 to s o'clock.
Governor Orman has nominated
Judge julius c. Gunter, of Trini-
dad, to be member of the state
court of appeals in place of Judge
Bissell, whose term has expired.
"The Hustler" as played by
the ossey company is an amaz-
ing revelation in laugh producing
efects-a convulsing, care killing
corker. AT the opera house to-
night.
On account of a smallpox epidem.
ic prevailing at Lamar, which has
necessitated the closing OF the
schools there, the High School
feMandoiin Club WIS compelled to-
cancel its da.e at that place for
tonight. The club hope to give
a concert there at some future
date.
Pepsin preparations often fail
to relieve Indigestion because they
can digest only albuminous foods.
There is one preparation that di
gests all classes of food, and that
is Kodol Dysp. psia Cure. II cures
the worst cases Of indigestion and
gives instant relief, for it digests
what you eat. Miller & Andrews.
T. T. Woodruff moved his Office
from the library building to
quarters in the new Woodruff
block across the way, Thursday.
DIR. A. c. Armstrong has also
opened an Office in the same
block, and will occupy recep-
tion room jointly with MIR. Wood
ruff.
When threatened by pneumonia
or any other lung trouble, prompt
relief is necessary, as it is danger
Gus to delay. We would suggest
that One Minute Cough Cure be
taken as soon as indications Of
having taken cold are noticed. 1t
cures quickly and its early use pre-
vents consumption. Miller & An
drews.
G. B. Oman, teacher OF the
mandolin and guitar, who has
been located iu La Junta for sew
eral months past, left Wednesday
morning for Albuquerque, N. M.
Mr.. Oman organized the High
School Mandolin Club, and under
his instruction that organization
attained a wonderful degree Of
proficiency. 1t is to be regretted
that the patronage given Mr..
Oman was not sufficient to induce
him to remain with US.
Griffin & Wasson, painters and
decorators, dissolved partnership
"Wednesday, ]. N. Wasson dispos-
ling Of his interest in the firm to
r. A. Griffin, who will conduct
the business Individually in the
fnf,,re. Griffin & WATSON have
La Junta tribune., 1901-01-26
...Suits and Oyercoats...

Now, in order to reduce stock OF cloth
ing before co. will slaughter the prices on
Mems Suits, Mems Overcoates, Boys and Chill
drens Clothing. We will make you special
reduced price any Mems Suit in the store.
You can buy suit from So. so up. We have
some fine Tailor Made Suits that will sell
you at about One Half Price. Overcoats at
about Fifty Cents the Dollar to close out the
line. We don't want to carry overcoat over
for next season. We believe in making clean
up every season. And we will also reduce our
Boys and Childrens clothing stock by making
special sale of Twenty FIVE Per Cent Discount.
II you need suit for your boy now is the time
to buy
La Junta tribune., 1901-01-26
I'VE Will Save You Money!.

We will you money on any winter
goods that you may need. Don't think that the
winter is over yet There IS plenty of time for
snow and cold weather yet. See Show
Windows for prices.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-24
carmen
TO the Editor Of The Trib,ro

Sir: VIII you please publish in SUNDAYS Tribune
politan Opera House and give he 3ranunciafion as
authorized by the singers-also leaders of the or
chesJra? There is much discussion in The musical
world as 10 the proper pronunciation. and such an
New-Nork. March %, 1901.
This is a practical sensible request. and deserv
ing Of attention We shall strive 10 meet it 50 far
as possible, begging the readers Of The Tribune to
bear in mind how impossible il is for any phonetic
system TO reproduce the shades of difference be-
tween sounds in different languages. The names Of
the tCneful company at the Netropoljtan Onera
House are mostly English. Italian. French and
German There is one. also. that is Croatian and
Two that are Polish. Il Is nauifestlv inrosshle N
indicate or explain the varying but characteristic
clements OF the vowel and consonantal sounds in
SO many languages. The Continental A repro
duceo here by ah. is easy enough as a rule bur IN
does not compass the a IN Breval or salignac; the
French L is reproduced by the fcrnan IL but how
Is me blending of and in that Cmlaut to be ex-
pressed? In the Italian names some Of which
like Nordica and Melha are arbitrary creations
and assumed, the rule that every consonant shall
ne heard is iniexible; for this reason two Is must
be sounded in Maneinelli and two Is in Scott Tho
even distribution or absolute absence of stress in
the French names is quite as invariable The
reader mast discover for himself or from a French
friend how 10 color Flon and Plancoa with inst tho
ghost or G sound. That is one of the things
which battle phonetics With this prologue bera 4.
the list: -
Mancinelh Msn-chee- -nel-lee. the accent on the
third syllable. the vowel "a broad as In All eanh
81" sounded separately " al each
liable. N AiSt syi-
Flon. 20" in on. with the suspicion Of a ..g.
sound at the end OF the word. the French natss,
twang NA Nasai
Melba, Mell-bah. on the first syllable .,e.
short in fell.
cremonini, cray-rno-nee-nee. accent on the third
syllable w 'ii'u u
campanari. cahn-pah-nah-ree accent on The
third syllable "ie
Gilbert. zhee-lee-hehr. even accent on all sylla
bles. go
Gourmet Zhoor-nay, equal stress on both svllab,es
Dufrlche, Du-freesh. equal stress both syila-
bies, 0'
De Reszke. Duh Resch-Eay ''uh'' very shor,
accent on "Resch," last syllable very short
Bispham, Bis-puIn, accent the first syllable
Blass, Blahss.
Ternina, Ter-nee-aah. accent the second syl-
liable.
schumann-Heink shoo-.nahn- Hink the 90 long
ss In bind; accents the first and last syllables
New-York tribune., 1901-03-24

Singing Glasses. which numbers three hundred
voices will give a concert AT Mendelssohn Hall
next Saturday evening The class will have the
help of Miss Fanny NJ Mass, soprano; Mr.. Grant
Odell. barytone Master Mshel Shapiro. violin; Mr.
NJ. H. Mates. pianoforte. and Miss Emma Brazier
organ The choral numbers of the programme will
be Mendelssohn's Hear My Prayer" He Watch
eth Over Israel" from the same composer s
Elijah; the chorale Awake" from die Meister-
singer" and the ''Hallelujah. from Beethoven's $
Mount of Olives
The Severn Trio the third concert Of its
third season at the Hotel Majestic next tuesday
evening Mr. Francis Walker. barytone. will sing.
and the trio will play music by Arensky. E. Severn
and Dvorak
A concert of novel kind recently given in
Berlin by the we'll known musical savant, Profes-
sor Otto Fleischer With the aid of a choir he
gave examples of religious music from three wide
ly separated periods and peoples of the world
Greek odes. Hebrew chants. such have been
preserved by tradition. and early Christian church
hymns A somewhat similar experiment though
a much modest basis. recently made
here under the auspices of the Synthetic Guild by
Miss Hannah Smith.
Leipsic ten days later than New-York with
the notion of honoring the memory of Verdi by
performance of his Manzoni Requiem Mass. The
work given at the Gewandhaus concert on
February 2S under the direction of Mr.. Nikisch.
Miss NJ Louise Munden announces morning
Lenten recital to take place at No 276 McDonougf-
St. Borough Of Brooklyn, on next Tuesday begin
ming at II a. She will have Miss Alice Merritt
soprano; Mr.. Harry Livingston Chapman barry
tone; Mr.. William G. King. VIOLIN and Mr. Fred
erick Preston. accompanist. to help her
Mercadante's THE Seven Last words will be
sung at the special Lenten service in All Saints
Church this evening
New-York tribune., 1901-03-24

regular numbers include Joe Wech, Clariee Vance,
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Farrell. in IAN American
Duke: Hale and Frances. hoop rollers and club
jugglers Newell. Chinquilla and Dunufrio, Ingram
and JacKlin. Halder. juggler; the New-York Ladies
Quartet and others. The continuous concert to-
day, from TO 1915 o. M has Jess Dandy, the
Willis Family, Helen Dauvray and NJ. a. Kennedy,
Signor Barbaretto, etc
The programme of continuous entertainment at
Proctors Palace for this week contains Frederic
Bond and his company, IN Her Last Rehearsal !;
Will II. Fox. Max WaIdon female impersonator;
the Willis Family. instrumentalists George Ham
mersmitk. in a monologue; the keatons. Barr and
Benton. Arvello gymnast the kaatechnoscope
motion views. etc. The usual continuous concert
Will be given to-day
A varied programme will be found at Proctor's
One-hundred- and -twenty-ffth Street Theatre this
week Harlem theatregoers can enjoy Giacinta
Della Rocca. vioIinist: The Automobile Girl" a
musical farce: Parker's dogs. the Brothers Ken
nard. Aurie Dagwel vocalist; Ed Estus. equf-
fbrist; the Globe Comedy Four. r. III. Mohr. ven
triloquist; Bell and De Veaux D'Esta's Marion
cites, etc. TO-day's continuous concert, from 10
1O:45 p m, embraces a long list of favorte feat
ures.
"Uncle Toms Cabin is the continued attraction
at the Academy of Music where the play is draw
ing large crowds. The matinees are attended by
the points and follow the sufferinss of Uncle Tom
and little Eva.
New series of moving pictures will be shown at
the Eden Musee during the week They include
historical. comic and mysterious pictures just
Ceived- In addition. the onenng of Parliament and
the inauguration of President Mckinley will be
New-York tribune., 1901-03-24

shown. Hourly exhibitions will take place. with a
different series OF pictures each hour Many addi-
tons have been made 10 the wax groups. and the
afternoon and evening concerts will have choice
programmes of vocal and instrumental music
At least successful week is to be placed to
the credit of the Victoria Theatre. with its re-
dUced scale of prices. The buresque My Lady
is continued, with its cast including Charles j.
Ross. Lillian Green. the Beaumont sisters. Merri
Osborne. Norma Whalley Eva Tanguay. Mile.
Proto. CZarina, York and Adams, Harrigan. Hickey
and Nelson, Arthur NeIStOne, Gilbert Gregory Tom
Browne and Clifton Crawford.
At Roster & Bials the White Rats bill this week
is led by James ]. Corbett. with a monologue OF
Incidents of his ring and stage experiences Others
Charley Case. Eddie Girard and George Gar
diner in burlesque sketch; Hines and Remington.
John Kernel Wright Huntington and his
pany. Angie Norton, with odd songs and jokes;
the HcllStOns. singers and dancers; Gienaro and
Bailey, comic singers and dancers; Cook and
Sonora. Frank and Don. bUreSquers and trick
boxers; HOward's educated ponies. and Dolan and
Lenharr. Afternoon and night concerts to-day pre-
Joe Flynn. Truly Shattuck. Ward and Curran.
Maxwell and simpson. Louise Cunning, Hiland
Siviany. Montague and West. the CSarriSons. the
Newskey troupe OF Russian dancers. Kerns and
Cole, and Sheehan and kennedy.
Weber & Fields announce the last four weeks OF
their season the popular little music hall. The
last OF April will see the stock company bound
its annual road tour TO prominent cities many Of
which, owing 10 the pressure Of time will be made
one night sands
New-York tribune., 1901-03-24

From The Chicago Tribune
Uncle ST." the fellows in the village grocery
asked him. after he had returned from his visit to
the big city. where did you stay while you were
there?'
Il stopped Of the tavernS near the Stock
Yards" replied Uncle 81.
Did you see the Hull House," inquired the
sOcioogiSt Of the group. .
The hull houser' he echoed shifting his qud
10 the left cheek. Il saw the hull derned city,
New-York tribune., 1901-03-24
THE SEA TRIP CURE.

From The Yonkers Statesman.
You say my wife has swallowed some foreign
substance and YOU can't seem 10 reach II, doctor?
That's it, exactly
We'll. what DO, doctor?
Il would recommend six days on an ocean liner.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-24

BrevaI. Bray-vah. equal stress on both sylIabIes
Saleza, Sah-layZah, equal stress all syllables
Scotti Scur-tee accent on the first syllable. the
''u" sound something between short % and snort
Nordica Nohr-dee-kah. accent on the first syl-
liable.
Muhlmann. Muhl-mahn. accent on the first syl-
oiitzka. oh-Iitz-kah accent on the second syla-
Cadski Gahd-sBee accent on first syllable.
Plancon, Plahn-son, a slight nasal twang at the
close of each syllable. but accent.
Salignac. Sah-leen-yahck. accent even on all syl-
tables.
Van Dyck Vahn Dixie. accent second syllable
Mr. Sam Franko has again provided some ex-
tremey interesting music for the last of his Con
certs Of Antient Music they might have been
called in England century ago A dance suite. by
Cretry. which gave unusual pleasure at an earlier
concert will be repeated and an overture which
used startle grandmothers will open the list
but the rest is unfamiliar music. even to the SYM
phony though it bears the name of Schubert The
scheme is as follows:
Overture La CH1ssse du jeune Henri Mehul
serenade. in minor. for wood wind ..--..- Mozart
de Ballet tirey
SYMPHONY No !. Tragic -Schuhert
lie Jeune Henri is an opera. words by Bouy,
music by Mehul. which had its first 'ep-
resentation at the Theatre Favart in Paris
Nav J. 1897 The hero of the opera is the French
Henri " of famous memory. the soldier of Ma
varre the sgner of the edict of Nantes and the
victim of the assassin Ravaillac. The overture.
cha racterfzed by tucund horn ourshes and (once)
sensational drum beat. is descriptive of hunt;