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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-07-22
THE GREATEST
OF THEN ALL.
To OLD POINT COMFORT AND
THE sEASHORE AUG. a.

This popular excursion in charge Of
MIR. W. A. Wilgus, s p. A., will be
run Wednesday, August 18th, via the
Illinois Central and O. u o. railways
from PadpoAh ON regular train leaving
at :25 a. NJ, connecting with Sea.
shore special, caring union depot,
foot OF Seventh street, at 1880 p m.
The round trip to Old Point Comfort
is only sl7OO, and tickets are good un-
til September fourth.
This trip surpasses any offered she
travelling public GraaG aad beauti-
full scenery, inyigorating mountain air,
surf bathing, ocean voyage, palatial
hotel entertainment and visit to the
national capital and library. Delight
full side trips at low rgtes. Every al
tention and 9orIsesy will be extended
to ladies without escorts. Stop.oyers
allowed east Of Ksnawha Falls retasA
ing.
Sleeping car rates will be $500 for
Derth-Louisville to Old Point tc 30
occupied by ons or two persons, and
application for sleeping car space
should be made at once. to
W. A. wILGUS, < p. A.,
Hopkinsvillo. Ky
For furthgg particulars address as a.
Doye or call on
J. T. DONOVAN, Agent 1. O. X. II.
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We must instantly stop PORK ana
beans
produce diabetes and that beef and
tapeworm went together. The utter
despair that followed these discoveries
produced complete reaction. and we
decided to eat everything. microbes
and all SIN we boiled the water and
stunned as deadly any that had not
gone through the -bacilli
process. In fact. Maria had ascribed
my immunity from typhoid fever, dip
iberia and pneumonia. let alone pro
mature badness and other misfortunes
to this saving process. and We had
often smi,sd as Ee realized tpgt z,
had got the better OF defunct frogs ana
microbes with long names and short
legs knowing they could not harm a
family whose aqutJus beverage had
been boiled, distilled filtered and kept
Theoretically sealed until used
Nara talked much OF this. ! heard
her tell her friends iu DGIstC q: sudden
confidence. Just how many twists she
gave TO the top Of the jar TO be sure &c
was sealed. ! heard her dllHts on hos
well bad been IN consequence and !
listened while she told how she stood
the Jar on It's head 10 see n anything
ran out Maria got me and the bottle
and the Theoretically sealed and stand
ing on the head process so mixed in
hsr AUTHORS mlpA that ! determined TO
have my revenge.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-07-22

Letters VI Iengy Find. the famous
Swedish Nightingale Eho made suoh
a sensation between nifty ana siAiy
years ago. will shortly be published
probably with the effect OF astonishing
many musical celebrities. For Jenny
Lind never hssitated to express her
opinions freely: she would sometimes
condemn composers. vocalists and 9TH
sra who stood high In the worlds es-
TEEN. LosS before Wagner had be-
come famous, jenny IApf expressed
strong ideas respecting his genius sud
what she considered his defects. Her
predictions as to the Belreuth musician
have been fulflled. Some OF these let
tiers. when published, eta stqF'le mu-
steal readers. but. although frank aud
eutspoken. they are not unkindly'
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hands IN affected horror 1t il won
1erful you are alive. DO you know so
little that you drink spring water? IL
Is too pure. II does not contain salts
and hence the microbes 10 II cannot
live"
"Pshaw.' exclaimed Maria with a
sort OF dont-trifie- with-ne air, "Thad-
deus you are crazy. You know we boil
an our table water Just to get rid OF
these microbes. and after IL Is boiled
We put
Maria ! cried. as | gave my glass
a push away from my plate. spare me
the details. know II al and We have
been all wrong. Here / am coming
down with catarrh OF tn stomach all
on account Of that distilled water"
II don't see what you san, ayerred
Maria little Grossly. . try so hard
10 keep you well. boil the water and
filter il and then II is put"
My dear wife" | announced SOL
EMMY, this Is no time for trifiinE.
Ring the bell and order water fresh
from the faucet put on the table. We
are drinking In distilled water a proto-
plasmic poison. | don't exactly know
what that means, but the words are 50
indigestlble am sure II is right. Iso-
lated living organic elements. cells
and all unicellular organisms, went
on rapidly bracing my feet against the
table TO give momentum, are rapidly
destroyed in distilled we r.. They ara
therefore dead in the water. and In this
way We lose the salts and soluble cell
constituents We need in our constitu-
ton"
] managed to get this last on slibly,
and with a nOnchalant air, for | was
quite proud 81 the long words and
hoped Maria would think II original,
[ paused to get breath, and while
did so saw Maria pour the contents OF
her glass back into the pitcher.
"Thaddeus," said Maria at length.
bracing up against the loss OF one OF
her pet theories, do | understand We
will be too fresh II we drink distilled
water? That while we render hasm-
less the sort OF frog broth we are in
,iting all sorts OF polysyllsbic perish"
Il do" said and | am going TO
write to the German sayant and
thank him
Well, sighed Maria. 1t is distract
ing 60 keep w with the di1ersnt thso-
ries We won't boil our water any
more. but certainly you will keep on
drinking a great deal every day You
know the doctors say there is no doubt
but that none OF US drink enough wa
ter. We ought 10 drink three OF four
quarts day 1t is so cleansing and ben
etcial sener >
on certainly, replied with =
chuckle, Il am willing to keep on max.
ing an lmpromptu tank Of myself. bus
mark my words, Maria, In few
months reaction will set In here also.
and We shall read OF water on the
brain or aqueous humor OF the heart
caused by too much water drinking"
Aud this last looked 80 probable
N.rls Oh net aRsYsf
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was passing a newsstand one day
and purchased a scientific magazine.
The first thing that met my gaze wss
an article upon the III repute in which
boiled water should be held. When
saw that DR.. Hoppe a learned. and re-
spected member Of medical societies
without number. was the wtiter and
that the excerpt was from the Deutshs
MediCinashe Wochscrift knew Il
was all right The length and unintsl-
Eligibility OF the name gave me utter
confidence | waited until ve were a
the dinner table and the maid had Just
filled our glasses with our boaled-dis-
tilled-hltered Theoretically -sealsd-un-
til-used water, when | opened my at
taoE
Maria | said with feignsd solicit
tude, you are not looking we'll: what
Is the natter"
oh, nothing" replied my wife anil
ingly, Il have had. in fact. a delightful
afternoon. We went to the park.
walked around. drank some OF that
pure spring water and came home"
My dear girl, cried holding up my
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GIFTS TO COLLEGES.


Never in the history OF American
Colleges. observed the Chicago
Record Herald, "h1ye they sexperi.
enced such shower of benefnctions
as in the month that has just closed +"
and it goes ON TO prove its statement
by giving the following list Of the
benefnctions announced at the recent
commandments:
Washington University, ~. Louis,
e., 900, 900
Brown, a., 900, 600
Yale, ~ ,6GI 900
Harvard ~ lG2, O75.
Syracuse university, s533,OOO.
Beloit, t35O,OOO
Princeton, $500. 900
Cornell, $4,000.
Columbia, 1891, 500.
Milk en- university, $3.50, 900.
vassar $4,000.
-
,,',,, - 90
:, s,oooo
University Of Illinois, ESQ, 900.
80 - - o. u,...
49,, -
y,---r- $780,, u
- ~ '''''
-. 100000
- Wv
m,. -
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II was appendicitis season. We were
simple folks and not fashionable. and
80 did not fall into the hands OF the
surgeon, but Maria said this was due
to her extreme caution In selecting
food for our table.
Appendicitis. said Maria with a
sort OF differential look, has been here
all the time only. like the bacild and
microbes. we did not know IL. Now
we do or are liable to have IT,"
IL was the time OF fruits Gods own
gift to nature. but we ate no grapes.
Strawberries or currants for fear OF
their being dead shots for appendicitis.
IL was this time Of fruit that I called
Maria's attention TO the fact that PEG
pie who ate all these things seemed to
be as well as those who did not
Maria" | said with a rebelltous air.
don't you know the doctors 70 on the
look out for a vermiform ap andix ir-
respective OF what anyone fs eaten
or proposes to eat?"
To which Maria replied that 1t was
well TO be on the safe side" meaning
OF course, the opposite to the appendi-
citis side. and cut all fruit from our
table. | am particularly fond Of to-
matoes and we had been eating them
freely when Maria came across an ar
ticle In the Lancet or some other med
ical journal. saying they produced can
Ger. Instantly we tabooed tomatoes
OF course. we had known all along that
cucumbers and watermelons gave one
cholera morbus. so these were entered
on the death list early in our house.
keeping venture. All this rather lin
tied our diet. but my wife was inge-
Nous and concOcted a great many
dishes that We felt sure were all right
and We always boiled the drinking
water. We had pork and beans coca
sionally like my New England ances-
tors, and once In a while Maria ale
lowed pie 10 decorate our table How
ever. one day I ran across an article
stating half the Woes OF the world were
due 10 indigestion. and New England
stomachs, caused by New England
pork and beans. had caused more crime
In the world than We were aware Of
Maria / remarked as We partook
OF our dinner, we must Instantly stop
pork and beans. Think OF the New
England stomach as factor IN crime.
and / called her attention TO the fact
that Lombroso had entirely overlooked
this In writing his Female Offender"
still said my wife. who was al
ways hopeful. we have our bread.
Thaddeus. our good. sweet. wholesome
bread. aud ! am sure We boil all the
water We use"
We rested calmly on the assumption
that all was well and We were devour-
ing no microOean morscis when TO
Maria's horror she one day discovered
that white bread had tendency TO
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EVENTIDR.

Up twilight ways the cattle slowly GENE:
Ills eyentide.
Mid musk and balm OF dusky calm,
Through bordered lanes where roses hide
where bobwhites call from meadows
vide.
The far on bells steal soft and low,
Like fairy tinkles come and 90.
Then die In silence quite away.
As slowly fades the waning day.
The gold hath psleh from out the west
srn sky;
It's evsntide.
At pasture bars two ling ring are.
When loitring kline make milking late,
Gliding for one will surely walt:
But one ne'er hesds when lovers eyes
Clean bright az stars N s~ening Sd IS,
And Iewslsd moments fieeting are,
When trysting at the pasture bar
The mellow bells grow fainter. fainter
still.
'Tis eventide.
To think that bells at cleaning heard
Can bring from out forgotten ways
Voices and forms from vanished days;
That dead regrets can rise fgain.
Whh old time longing and Its pain;
That twas | who fingered long ago
BY pasturs bars Ia twilight glow
Winfield l.. Scott
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OF IRON ORE.


Mr. Rodney Davis loft toiny for
Grand Rivers with "A force of men TO
put slate roof on the Office Of the
Grand Rivers company aud the furn
aces The work will require about
week
The Office building is one Of the
most antique IN the world, and is said
90 be the only one in existence built
entirely Of iron ore.
u was constructed several years
ago by Col Thomas Lawson, now Of
Boston. aud was made according TO
his own plans, costing $4,000 1t
has not been used for many years, but
will b. renovated, remodelcd and
used Is an ONCE by the company that
b. developing Grand Rivers II is a
building that is well worth seeing,
aud was formerly a great curiosity in
tlat section, and people used TO 90
miles 70 see IT,
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-07-22

Talking TO some British art students
the other day, Sir Lawrence Alma Ia
dema said; There Is never picture
that leaves my studio which I am not
glad to see taken away have grown
60 sick in trying to obtain what have
been looking for. but never quite sue
ceeded In effecting"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-07-22

MEET AGAIN THIS AFTERNOON.

The building committee of the Odd
Fellows will meet again this afternoon
and probably award the contract for
the construction of the new home ON
Broadway. There has been a hitch
heretofore In awarding the contract
but it will probably be settled this
afternoon.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-07-22

Thos. ". Carter of ASHORE, N. O.
had kidney trouble and one bottle OF
FoLEY's KIDNEY CURE effected a
perfect cure and he says there is no
remedy that will compare with It,
J. O. Gilbert.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-07-22

There were .....e drunken men and
more difficulties AS n ressit o. the
same yesterday, according 10 the
police, than in many years. 1T
seemed TO me. 4" one well known QtiipeF
remarked, that everybody who drank
Intoxicating liquors were full yester.
day. There were several runaways
and small fights but only one that
was Of say serious nature. Many
young bloods had bugslus a.d beer
and would drive out into the country
TO imbibe the beer and have jolly
good time. Abont IL O'Clock they
began to turn in and OF all the nooky'
looking men,I never saw worse look
ing crowd.
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ILL FROM CONGESTION.

Mr.. Chas. Davis, the well known
orRaalst, il i'll at his home corner
Sixth and Monfss sS.osfs. His condi-
tion was not so fayorabie yesterday
but is somewhat improved today. He
is suffering from congestion.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-07-22
Buffalo, N. Y.
Great. Summer Excursions via
the Burlington Route.

The Burlington offers the cheapest
excursion rates to the West and North
west that have ever been made The
conditions are so varied that one
should write the General Passenger
Agent or ask the nearest ticket agent
as 10 details etc
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srsrs
DEATH IN MARSHALL.

Mrs Lucinda Ray, aged S. died
saturday evening at her home in Mar
shall county from old age after an Ill
ness Of seyeral days from malarisl
fever. She ira,ns four sous and three
daughters The remains were buried
Yesterday At the family burying
LInunI
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EXCURSION BULLETIN.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY.

Eddyville, Ky.
July 18th to 2sth. One and one
third fare, account camp meeting,
limit July 30.
Montcagle, Tenn.
July Goth to 25th. One fare for thu
round trip, account Tennessee State
| Teachers Association, good returning
until Aug. 10th
Monteagle, Tenn.
|: August 10th, 18th and 18th, one
fare for the round trip, account AS
sembly Sunday school Institute. good
returning until August 10Th.
Milwaukee, Wis.
July 2lst, 22nd and Esd. One fare,
plus o.. 90, Grand Lodge b. p. o. f.
Limit July 27th, extension August
10th.
Chicago, Ills.
July "a, 25, 90, one fare, Conven.
tion B. Up u, limit July Slst, extern
sion August 24th
Boise City, Idaho.
July Esd to 25th, one fare plus 81. 90
account international Mining Con
gress limit August Slst
Detroit, Mich,
July Esd, cath and 2jth. One fare,
Brotherhood OF ST. Andews returning
until July 3lst,, extension until Aug
ust 10Th.
Hopkinsville, Ky.
July 2sth. 800 round trip on ac-
count Colored Baptist Meeting, good
only on special train leaving $3.50 a IN.
and returning leave Hopkinsyille
1890 p. IN.
San Francisco and other
points in California.
Homeseekers excursions August 9Th
and Goth, Sept. 80 and 18th, one fare
plus ~. 90, good returning on Tuesdays
and Fridays within q days from date
of sale
Denver, Colorado Springs,
Pueblo, St. Paul, Duluth.
Daily until August 3lst. One fare
plus o. 90, limit October Slst.
New York, N. Y.
Daily until October goth. Via stan
dard lines, tl2,. 40 differentisl limos,
1895; limit ten days going and ten
days returning, stop overs allowed at
Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Washington,
Baltimore and Philadelphia
Buffalo, N. Y.
Daily until November LIST. Account
Pan American Exposition. s3l. 40
good returning until Oct. 3lst; s27. 30
good for l 5 days; s2l.95 good for ten
days
For further information in regard to
these and other excursions, call phone
IS or 25, or apply to
J. T. DONOVAN, Agent.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-07-22

After God had made the ass aud
the ape there were some scraps Of
material left. 80 he scraped them mp
and created the practical joker,
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Observations
....at Random

"Jedge," declared colored
woman who had called TO tell her
troubles to Judge Sanders the other
DAY, ESQ a pore, had workin' cullud
woman, an knows when dies Use
goin' straight to hebben. "
is that so?" inquired the Judge.
How do you know for certain III
was that certain Of salvation 1
wouldn't worry much. "
How does know 2" she repeated.
II je, knows kase knows IN sho
90 to hebben ef de good Lawd Amt
two facete
Captain Joe Fowler says that unless
there is some rain soon, the river will
Try up. II is rapidly reaching low
water stage, AMI in time the boats
will have to lay NJ.
III the river dries up this fall, It
can't freeze this winter, can il CAT.
tain ?" he was asked.
Well, | reckon not, % he replied
But It reminds me Of the man who
went TO DR. Brooks and said Doctor,
"a drinking too much. II keep it
up, what will be the result?
You keep it up, and it'll Kill you
As dead a. h the doctor told him.
" VOL, suppose quit 2. ventured
the caller
" That'll Kill you dead as h. too,
he was informed
so either way We look At 1t We are
in pretty had fx
Captain Harry Johnston and Lieu.
tenant J. X Doris, Of the n, G. and
t. l., continue TO spend their vaca-
ton in manner BETTING gentlemen
VI their capacity for enjoyment
The following bulletins have been
received ~
Nashville, July 29-Chaperoned
Harry out to the state prison today. /
asked him to change. his look but he
couldn't do it, and as "A result the
guard came within an ace Of locking
him in one Of the cells through mis-
take IL required great diplomacy ON
my part TO save him. He says It is ex.
pecting too much to ask him to change
anything bot his collars
Nashville, July ~, 6p m Took
Harry out TO see Chattanooga and
Nashville play ball. Il was bum
article. Only II to in favor Of
Nashville. Harry rooted for the
Nashville team and was for ChAtta-
nooga- guess that's the reason they
got beat have turned Harry over
to the chief Of police.
Nashville, July go We went to a
restaurant and Harry called for
"trompers and digesters. These arr
country waiterg sRd they couldn't cut
her. We are stlil waiting DOR tFomp
ers. Harry is still getting on that
old why is cocktail" Joke
GOV BECKHAM DORIS.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-07-22

Science has found that rhe umatism
Is caused by uric acid IN the blood.
This poison should be excreted by the
kidneys FOLEYS' KIDNEY CURE
always makes them we'll j. @. Gil
isart
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-07-22

The greatest healer Of modem times
is BANNER SALVE for cuts,
.rounds, sores, piles and all skin dis
eases. !; is guaranteed. Use no sub
stitute.
]. O. Gilbert.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-07-22

Mir John TiPps Cotton, o., says
"FOLEY's HONEY AND TAR cured
my little girl Of a severe cough and
iuflamed tonsils. j q. Gilbert
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-07-22
nRAYEs COUNT ~
PEOPLE MARRY,

j. l.. Duke and Miss Anna Bridges
Of Mayebl. went to Dresden, Tenn
and were married The marriage was
an elopement ON account of tho obiec-
tions of the young lady's parents. She
is 20 and he is 30.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-07-22
MAnFIFLD pRIsoNERs.

There are now few pIiscG2Ts in the
Mayfield Jail Only nine IN all is the
roster. siy whites and three blacks.
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THE SUMS
DAILY STORY.
49, AN ANTLMICROBE CRUSADE. -

BY KATHERINE Copyright Daily Pub 90
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-07-22
VERY CHEAP WEST.

Daily to Colorado, Utah, Black
Hills, at about half rates, and
from August jst to 10th and Sep
tember Ist to 10th, less than
half rates
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-07-22

such rs only Sl2.OO St Louis TO Den
yer and return.
HOME-SEEKERS EXCUR-
SIONS
every first and thl.a Tuesday TO Ne
brsSks, Kansas, Colorado, Utah, Cali
fornia. Washington, entire West and
Northwest
CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS
every week in through tourist sleep.
ers, personally conducted,
via Denver, Scenic Colorado, Salt
Lake City.
CHEAP EXCURSIONS NORTH
Every day to St. Paul, Minneapolis and
Lake Superior.
Do US the favor TO write for Bur
lington descriptive matter; outline
your trip and let us advise you Any
ticket agent in the country can pro-
vide tickets via the Burlington
No iopfpey 20 the West is complete
without the Burlington route as part
of it. II is the greatest carrier Of
travel through the Louisiana Pur-
chase It is the main travelled road
through the West of its s064 mil2s of
road, 1900 miles are main trunk
lines
+. NJ. RUGG, T. p. A.,
604 Pine Street, st. Louis, Mo.
L. W. wAKErEY. uenL Pass'r. Agt,
st. Louis, Mo,
HOWARD kLLIoTT Gen1. Mgr,
st. Louis, Mo.
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New York, N. Y.
Daily until October goth. Via stan.
dard lines, s42,. 40 differentisl lines,
ss9. IS; limit ten days going and ten
days returning, stop overs allowed at
Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Washington,
Baltimore and Philadelphia
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round trip to Colorado and Utah,
such as only sIaOO St Louis to DEN
yer and return.
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Denver, Colorado Springs,
Pueblo, St. Paul, Duluth.

Daily until August 3lst. One fare
plus o. 90, limit October S1st.
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Captain Harry Johnston and Lieu.
tenant J Il. Doris, Of the n, G. and
It l., continue TO spend their vaoa-
ton in a manner BETTING gentlemen
II their capacity for enjoyment.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-21
ArnuSe ml1emG S.
1.-THE CHAPER0NS."

One Of the brightest succ, SSuS of the
current season is ''thr Chaprrons. which
comes to celebrate Christmas ut Ford's
Grand Opera House. Baltimore. The
play has everywhere been enthusiastic
ally received. An op"ratic comedy. farce
or musical play Just "a, You choose to call
il. contains wealth of catchy musical
numbers and hriStlcs with comedy that
provok"> almost continual laughter. this
merry play deserves all its triumph.
The entire production under the dircc-
ton of George W. Iydurrr is most en-
joyah" in all respects. good music.
catchy lyrics. amusing situations and Il
captivating chorus Of exceptionally pretty
girls.
The company includes such prominent
stage favolitos rs Walter Jones. Harry
Conor Joseph Niron, Marie Cnhill Eva
Tamglay. Louise Cummings and others
The musical numbers are taking and
mclodious anon" the most ~trkin" of tn"
topical hits are "Wc'rc all good fellows.
"Somrhow il made me think of home.
"'Ihr Man h,hind the Scenes" My
Samho." and others. \ superb orchestra
conducted by Max IIirschfcld. and II
rio. elaboration of scenic effect and beau.
tiful costumes.
Matinee Christmas Day and Saturday
Admission - and 30 cents.
New Years week til" greatest drama
lie success of the season, "Ehcn Holden
direct from Il long run nj the Savoy
Theatre. New York. \ notable company
with Il. VI. Holland in the title role.