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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1902-06-27

Mrs. A. J Hahn, OF Brinkley, for.
merry OF this city, aud quite we'll
known here, passed through Wednes-
day en- route TO Tennessee to visit
relatives and friends.
Forrest City has several marriage
able young ladies within its border.
aud 1t looks as though we could have
a wedding just any old time, We
wonder what's the matter:
Eugene Barrow came very near los
ing valuable horse Saturday. The
animal was very sick, but by close at.
tentlon he was relieved and is now
apparently entirely recovered
Rev. Lucaro, superintendent of the
Children's Saving Society, was in town
Monday. lie says that Walter Tay-
Tor, son of jim Taylor, of this city, has
a good home and is doing wes.
The Forrest City Steam Laundry
removed last week To the building re-
Gently vacated by NJ. Abramsohn on
the south side, where they are nicely
htted up, and are doing good work.
w. y. Paslay, who is now residing
in the Indian Territory. made the
home FOLKS \ pleasant visit this week
arriving Tuesday. He is in fine health,
and IS well pleased with his location.
The Ice and Power Co, have made
arrangements to have ice on sale al
Fondren Il Smiths store, corner Wash
ington and Jackson street at all times
The delivery wagon will run as usual
For Biliousness use Chamberlain
Stomach & Liver Tablets. They
cleanse the stomach and regulate the
liver and bowels, effecting quick and
permanent cure, For sale by j. Z
Sanders.
Prof. J. B. Williams opened bust.
ness class last Monday in the rooms
above j. W. Beck II Co.'S store, recent.
| ly vacated by IZard 81 Williams. which
promises to be quite prosperous and
successful.
A couple Of corn doctors-mar and
wlfe-Were here last week for couple
OF days, and we are informed cleared
something over 500 plying their trade
They have the greatest graft on earth
at this rate.
Rev c. II Lockwood lett this after
noon over the Valley, going first t.
sewauee. Tenn, for short visit to hi,
son, Arthur, and from there to New
York City. He will be absent three
weeks Helena World.
Mr.. Tom Parham. who has beer at
tending college at New Haven, Con
necticut, returned Saturday, looking
! fine and in the best Of health. His
relatives and many admirln9 friends
are glad 10 see him again.
The suit of Brandon & Baugh agains
! Wiley Neal on account. was decided il
favor of defendant by Squire J. b
Sanders last Tuesday. The plaintiff
were represented by Col. Prewett an(
the defendant by Col Beazley.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1902-06-27

A lot Of new goods-staples and
noyelties-have just been received at
the Newsstand. Call aud look over
the stock,
Judge II. c. Smith. OF Wheatley
township, was in town over Sunday
and attended the meeting of the Quo
rum court.
I. J. Barrow. of Widener. took in
the cheap rate excursion to Hot
Springs Monday, ana will be absent
for week.
When Cd J. II. Gutter is around
other WHISTLES must Ego way back
and sit down ~. L. Nelson x Co..
sole agents.
FOR SALE OR RENr-the furniture
belonging to tie Forrest City Hotel.
formerly Eppes Hotel. Apply to Mrs.
" i. Harper.
Prof J. +. Williams has removed his
family 10 this city. They are domiciled
with their children, Mr. aud Mrs.
Homer Folbre.
Call for old Prentice, the purest
grade OF whiskey made. aged lG years
in the barrel before bottling At T.
e. Folbre X Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartsill, of Dalton,
Georgia, EN- route to Texas, stopped
over week or so with relatives in the
bottom country.
Old Vollmer Whiskey, put up by Jesse
Moore Hunt Co. is pure and whole.
some. For sale by L. c. Folbre s. Co.,
Forrest City, Ark.
Ted Norton returned this morning
from Hot Springs where he had been
to attend the annual meeting of the
:. l.. \. fraternity
For the convenience of those who
want ice at any time OF the day, the
Ice Co. have established sale room at
Fondren K Smiths.
Miss Lady Ingram will teach a class
In Typography. or burnt work IN wood
or metal. For further information
call telephone Ne. l23
The weather has been quite too cool
for cotton for about ten days. though
for outdoor labor ana comfort We have
heard no complaints.
Hon. Jacob Shaul, of Mariana. was
in town short tlE.e Tuesday en- route
to Little Rock to attend the Regular
Republican convention.
The handsome residence of Mrs
Geo. =. aylor has been i'll the hands
Of the painter this week, which adds
greatly to its already elegant appear
ance.
After spending a week with relatives
ard friends at WvEne, Miss Mary
Boyle returned Sunday and was accom-
panied by Miss Bertha Hinton who is
spending the week here visiting rela-
| tiVes.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1902-06-27

THE TINES floral garden is a beauty.
1t contains everything from "A fine
specimen of JamestownWeed TO an
American Beauty Rose.
Recorder Geo. W. Pearson has had
his h=use and fence newly painted.
which adds much to the attractive APP
pearauea OF the neighbOrhood.
Gen. Supt. J. II Harris has r.
signed lis position with the Choctaw.
aud VII be superseded by Mr.. Cable,
of the Missouri Pacific, Sedaia, Mo.
Two carloads Of convcts passed
through town over the Chuctaw Tues
DAY afternoon en- route To the eastern
pat OF tha state To work on the leyee.
When YOU hire livery rig, you want
a good horse aud nice buggy. Both
are supplied at reasonable rates by j.
b. Terry i Co, the south side livery
men.
W II Dowell, Of Carbondale. Iii.
nois wa IN town Wednesday. We un-
derstand that nearly al of our Illinois
visitors are looking for investment in
lands.
Mrs. = II Dunavaht left Yesterday
for Vfgit OF several weeks with rela-
tiveS aud friends in tennessee. and
the doctor IS a star bOaEder at the I'm.
periai.
Business generally has been dis ress-
lngy dull this week Factories. with
weekly cash pay rolls. would brighten
up these dull times, by enllyening
trade.
Her r3any friends here are panied TO
learn OF the critical illness ot Mrs.
Edna tOttOu) Ramsey. Of Memphis.
and trust she WILL be restored To health
real soon.
Do you notice the distinct aud
pleasant flavor posss ssel by tie Old
Nolimern whisErys II the result 81
purity Il. c. FolLye X Co, Forrest
City, ak.
George RammagP. If Rummasa X
Myere lumber and timber men ct
Bach ish lake was IN t0Wn Friday OF
last week on business aud registered ~
the Marion.
Dr. NJ Il. slimsar. Dentist. will ba
here Monday july 7th prepared tu ~
all kiuGs of dental WORK Cal esf.y
aud make an engagement 0ilicC al
Hotel Marion.
JAS. lard, who has been suffering
with rheumatism for some time left
last week ter Athens. A'aiams. % re-
cup.tate liz viii he = guess 1T tbs
step mother. Mrs ". II lard. w.
hog- jim wilf soon be himself again.
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Several train loads of new Irish PC
tatoes have passed through Forrest
CRY this week from the west.
Wednesday was the windiest day of
the season. There WAS continual
buster from morning I'll! night.
Miss Mary Mason had been indis-
posed for several DAYS. bur was able
to attend TO her duties Tuesday.
The new section house Just west Of
town on the CnGctaw is about com
peted and ready tor occupancy.
Louis Altman went to Il. Louis last
Tuesday 10 visit relatives. and cons ID
er a proposition To 20 ON the road.
Mrs. Hereford. of Baton Rouge.
Louisiana. is visiting in town. and is
guest of her sister Mrs. Cornish.
Mrs. E. A. Long has been quite in
disposed for several days thus week.
Sh has malignant summer cold.
Judge Hugh Colfey. of Prairie town.
ship, attended the meeting of the
Quorum court in this city Monday.
Croquet is becoming quite popular
again in Forrest Cny. You can buy
a set of tools at the Newsstand cheap.
Recommended by PHYSICIANS for
medicinal pulp0seS-O.d J. II. Cntter
Whiskey. n. b. Nelson s Co, agents.
" Il. Kendrlck and Miss Bertsie
kendricE. OF Widener. were trading
and visiting friends in town Wednes-
day.
Robert l.. pettus has been in the
country several DAYS looking after his
interests. lie reports fine crop pros
peers.
Don't be selfish, if Won are satisfied
that Old Nolmer Whskey is the best,
TEL! your friends. t, {. Folbre u Co.
sell 1t.
Mrs. e. = Jackson has been quite
SEX for several DAYS. Tie professor
has just gotten out after ten days
illness
The first Of the week was line 0cto-
Der weather. Coats and wraps felt
qait' comfortable with small lire ON
tie side.
Mrs N. c. Mallory, of Memphis and
Ms ". G. Ballard. Of Horn Lake,
Mss. are guests of vi. aud Mrs. Il. ;.
stevens.
Ms. \. Becker is at home in Forrest
C.ty for few weeks. Her numerous
friends have given her most cordial
welcome.
Misses Dwelling and Madeline Roll
wagp left "Wednesday for Z-ut. Wood
run county. Ia speud a week o. so with
relatives
& - & III RT ia.
Bssy, =, 1lhs KIND You Haze lWayS eGgZtt
i &rHZAIzm
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1902-06-27
Administrators and Executors
Settleme nts.
STATE OF ARKANSAS. ..
County Of 81. Francis. So


Notice Is hereby given. that the following
admipisir atars' and executors settlement
have been hled in the PROBATE Court OF -
Francis County for confirmation at the july
1907 term of said court. tO-Wtt:
H. Il Gwyn. administrator of the estate OF
Mrs Lncie Russell, deceased; first and hGai
settlement.
Anna Rhodes. administrator of the estate
Of J. II. Campbell. deceased; second settle
meut.
H. =. Owen. administrator of the estate Of
Dan Thomas; first AMI nnal settlement.
j. 7. Shumaie. administrator of the estate
Of !. II. Heron; first settlement.
Boht, brown, administrator OF tue estate o.
las. brown: iirst settlement.
i f. Stout administrator of the estate Of
j. A. WGrey; first settlement
Hillary Brown. administrator Of tho estate
OF Andrew Brown: first and anal settlement.
W IL. Mcdaniel. administrator of the estate
nj Pin. Idtteti; third anl final settem
NJ. G. Hancock. ADMINISTRATIVE of the estate
OF y Haneocl first settlement
J. VI Hood. administrator of the estate Of
II. W. Hood; third AVID final settlement.
Johu eating, adm illustrator of the estate
OF W n Pearce; third settlement.
A. McA vov adntni stratpr OF the estate ct
Dennis Henern; frst and Hnat settlement.
l.. \. Block, administrator OF the estate OF
rilden Atkins; first and final settlement.
All persons interested i'm the settlements OF
said estates are notified 10 come forward and
ile their exceptions thereto. Il anV they haze.
On OF before the second day OF the next reg
ular "a OF said court. or they viii be forever
barred from excepting To said settlements OF
any item thereof.
Witness my hand and the seal of said court.
this the 21rh day OF June, 49,.
7. c. AERwiN, Cert.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1902-06-27

LosT-A gold stick pin-three leave
with three turquoise sets. Return t
TINES Office.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1902-06-27

The spoke factory is getting things
up III fine shape To do big business.
Mr.. Reedy has had Mr.. Tom Sales. an
expert latbeman from the Standard
Wheel Co. OF Terre Haute. Indiana,
with him for "A week overhauling the
machinery. who has put things in up
to-date style in every respect. so that
the concern will rnu from now on with
much less expense, and enabling them
TO turn out much larger and better
stock. He Is putting in big stock of
rough timber and will be amply sup
pied SO that they will be able TO ship
many car loads of good material.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1902-06-27
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature ssasa enc Of &1zZzZm

There was a meeting Of the Quorum
court Monday for the purpose or trans
ferring small suplas to the credit of
The Railroad Bond fund 70 the credit
OF the Court House fund. There was
no other business of Importance.
Low rate excursion to Memphis Sun
day June 29th account Little Rock add
Memphis Flaviug ball. Rate for the
round trip 81 %. Train leaves Forrest
City 400 a. 10. and 1888 a. m. Re.
turning leave Memphis 200 and ll:40
p. m.
Postmaster John G. Bell went to
Little Rock Tuesday to attend A re-
publican convention-We use the article
"a" advisedly-there are three republic
can conventions in Little Rock this
week. John however belongs to the
regulars.
Sid Lynch, one of the most prosper
Gus farmers in Eastern Arkansas rails
ed 100 bushels of Irish potatoeS on
Facres of ground. and sold them AZ
SOC net per bnshe. You might as we'll
study out the balance of the item.
Think about it.
The Band concert aud ice cream
supper last night was not largely at
tended owing to other entertainments
but II was success. and the boys re-
turn theie sincere thanks for patron
age. and the kindly personal assistance
IF the ladie5 and little Misses
Miss Mamie Doyle has accepted the
posfl ion as teacher of the pnhlIp Schoal
At Rdwlisau. aud her sister. piss
Winnie, ia filling the position vacated
At Mrs. T. Bayle's millinery store.
We wish both the young ladies un-
bounded success in their new positions
Miss Else prewett arrived home on
last Monday, accompanied 10y her
cousins. Miss Marv Stewart and Mr.
Ebert stewart. The young adde's left
that evening for Wynne to join party
Which leit Nynne Tuesday morning
on campng-out trip. They will re-
turn on Saturday.
Prof. W J. Caldwell. Of this county,
who has been representing the Arkan-
sas Democrat for several years. has
accp pted tie professorship OF the Billie
MON school IN District 49, for sum
mer term. beginning next Monday.
He MAS Ia town and gave US a pleas
ant call saturday.
CA To RIA.
Bears the z1Ih' Kind 70. !la.. ....,s Bought
Signature a &W2zzZw
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SANDERS GOODS

Miss Mabel Colhouer, Of Pine Bluff.
arrived in the city Saturday to visit
TOR several weeks, and is "A delightful
guest at the home of MIR. and Mrs. Ii
w. Paslay. Miss Colhouer will be re-
membered from "A former visit about
TWO years ago. when she was very popu-
lar in society circles.
T. c. Folbre 81 Co. are now in Ike
Mallory's quarters, and ask continu-
ance OF patronage from old friends and
customers. promising always to adhere
to the policy which has built them up
such an enviable reputation, that of
handling and dispensing the best of
liquors to their bar trade.
EsTRAY-Strayed from Jarvis plan
tatlon. on the river, one light bay fly:
years old, branded on left shoulder
l.. cut on breast with barb wire, leay-
ing scar. s. reward for return of ami
NAL or any information leading to re.
c0very. Jas. Russell, or o. w Lam
bert, Forrest City, Ark, May %, 1902
Mrs. X. B. Trice returned Monday
from Mariana where she had been to
attend the bedside of Mrs K. NJ. Trice,
who was critically i'll. We are glad to
note that she had improved and in a
far way To recover her usual health
Her little girl, Lonelien, came up with
her aunt, and will visit here for some
time.
My little son had an attack Of whoop-
ing cough and was threatened with
pneumonla: but for Chamberlain g
Cough Remedy we would hAYe had a
serious time of it. 1t also saved him
from several severe attacks of Group
III. j. Stricktaden. editor World Her
aid, Fair Haven, Wash For sale by
j. L. Sanders.
II. G. FOlbre 81 Co. have gone into
the whiskey business more extensively
than ever for 1902. and are now the
sole proprietOrs of the Pearl saloon.
formerly conducted by Mr. !. w. Nal
Tory. When in search of high grade
case goods or liquors in bottles or Jugs,
remember that L. q. Folbre IL Co. al
ways carry the best.
Mrs. A. J. Vaccaro entertained in
most charming manner on Friday
afternoon at Brinklev. complimentary
to her guests, Mrs. w. H. Alley and
Mrs Bailey. The first prize was cap
tnred by Mrs. Emmons. The guests
priza being awarded Mrs. Alley. This
was fitting close for the gayest week
of the season in Brnkley society circles.
The Wednesday Afternoon Whist
Club was delightfully."- entertained by
Miss Norma Rollwage last Wednesday
afternoon. The visitors were Mrs.
Hereford, of Baton Rouge, Louisiana,
aud Miss Cook. of Washington. The
regulation prize was won by Mrs Ed
ward ltoleson. Delicious refres hments
OF ice cream and cake were
served. and the afternoon was a most
happy one To all present.
The Forrest City Steam Laundry
certainly deserves to be encouraged
with your patronage. The proprietors
are conducting its affairs upon business
and the class of work they
are turning out now Is simply first
class IN every respec'. They employ
some six or eight persons, and the
money spent with them is circulated
here at home. Give them a trial. Ii
YOU tried them at first and were for
any reason dissatisfied try again, as
they are now better prepared to do
good work and have the experience.
Ihey guarantee every piece,
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Road NOtica.

MO flCE is hereby given that will present
~ to the County Court Of It. Francis county
Arkansas. on the first day OF the July term
thereof 1902 n petition asking that a new pun
lie road be viewed out located and establish
ed in Grggs township in said county az fol
laws 10 wit: Commencing at the : " corner
of Section "a and running along the South
line IF Sections -, - and 81. to the t. corner
pf section 50. And then commencing at the
g corner Of Section Is and running North
between Sections - and &c aud between ..
and 2G To the II Francis river, all in town
ship l. East.
JOHN f, RICKETTS,.
June - 1907
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Whose Girl Are You?
Invites Your Trade.

DO you ever have the headache so you
can't 20 to the theatre with him? DIR,
CaldwelPs Syrup Pepsiu cures headache,
and II you take 1t according to directions
You can prevent its return. Sold by J.
IL. Dunapant.
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j. II. c.
Old J. III. G.
Old j. II. Cutter.
Old J. II. Cutter at Nelson's.

Mrs. :. I. Trapp. j.. IS quite sick.
Ice for sale at Eondren I Smiths.
Miss Mamie Doyle il teaching school
Garden and flower seeds at Sanders.
Tom Davis left for Denver, Colorado
Monday.
Old Prentice Whiskey at I. c, Fol
bre s ca.
Several new houses are uuter con
struction.
See Short, the jsweler. at Trice K
Altmans
E. l.. Yadakin spent Sunday in the
city Of Helena.
Ore week from today will be the
Glorious Fourth.
Fondren " Smith will keep ice for
sale al all times.
Y. \. Hawkins, of IIeth, was in
town Wednesday.
John W Nayor went to Mariana.
oil business Tuesday.
Shoes repaired by $. L. Berry. oppo.
site Methodist Church.
TIE youngest son of Lawson Hughes
at Haynes Is very sick
II. Abramsohn has moved his
shoe shop TO BrinkleY.
Prescriptions filled only by graduates
at Sanders PHARMACY
Ice cream fretzers at J. II. Atkins
Hardware store, cheap.
Try Cd ]. II. Cutter Whiskey once
and You viii stick To it,
Once tried-always used-Old J. II.
Gutter, at Nelson Il Cos.
5. 2. Mcdaniel went to his farm
Tuesday to harvest his oats.
Let's have a match game of bali in
Forrest City ON the Fourth.
Nelson & CO.. are exclusive agents
for Old }. II. Cutter Whisbey.
Fred Atkins has been on the sick
list for several days this week.
The July Delineator and Designer
may be had at the Newsstand.
Paul Pope aud David Davis made
flying trip to Memphis Sunday.
NJ. w. Harrison of Round Pond, was
registered at the Marion Saturday.
Recommended by physicians and
consumers, old Prentice Whiskey.
Dr. Caldwtll's Syrup Pepsin aids
digestion. Sod by j. II, Dunavant
Cheapest, best-Ruchters' cnaran-
teed paint, at Sanders Drug Store.
Col. V. N. Harrington, of Mariana.
was registered at the Marion Friday.
M. l.. Monroe was in Memphis a
couple Of days tie !irst OF the week.
WANTED Bottle of Dr.. Dunlops
Cascara. J IL BARD.
AS ilne whiskpy as Old Kentucky
produces-O.d j. H. Gutter Wmskey.
Monday WAS the longest day Of the
year. The days will now grow shorter.
Dr. Caldwel's Syrup Pepsn is per-
feet laxative. Sold by j II. Dunavant-
Mrs Ell Robson and son, Edwin,
spent sunday with friends at HAYNES.
Judge J. ]. Ables, of Colt. was in
town Monday Attending county court
+. Y. short ieweler. at Triee x Alt
mans. Ilue watch repairing a special
"
Hon. = = Williams was in Little
Rocs Monday n professional busi-
ness.
@. ? Wolf is still confined to his
brd though he IS reported some better
BuV I.or soro.,, ,il,.,,s .,,,l ,,.;.,,1,,,.,.
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This signature ia on etefv be- o. TIE go-'.ilzs
Laxative Brom0sQuiniBe Tablets
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1902-06-27

There was meeting Of the Quorum
court Monday for the purpose or trans
ferring IA small suplas to the credit of
the Railroad Bond fund 10 the credit
of the Court House fund There was
no other business of Importance.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1902-06-27

Gen. SGpt. J. II Harris has r.
signed lis position with the Choctaw.
aud VII be superseded by Mr. Cable
OF the Missouri Pacific, Sedaia, Mo.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-02-06
RESCUE FIRE COMPANY BANQUET.
Annual Oyster Supper Last Night Was an
Elegant Occasion.

1t was highly delightful and appe-
tizing oyster banquet, with trimmings
that the Rescue Fire Company sat down
TO last night with a number of invited
guests, al Dughis Cafe, especially ar
ranged for the occasion.
Earlier in the evening the company had
held business session in it's hall, and
adjournment was had to the banquet
room, where the feast of good things
was followed by a flood of oratory, in
which the good work of the company,
their elegant supper and their warm
hearted welcome were all properly eulo-
gized
The menu was in DughiS fine style
an appetizing one. An oyster stew was
followed by fried oysters. with celery
and the necessary adjuncts. Then came
assorted fruits and smoker" was be-
gun as calls for speeches We're made.
There We're many responses, among
them brief and well put talks being
made by Messrs. Andrews, Womble
Correll Britton, Croker. l.. II. Lums-
den, Il. r. Lumsden. Baker and others.
The Rescue Company was organized
forty-two years ago. and the present
foreman is Il. e. LaImsden, assistant fore
man w. c. White, Secretary w. A. Fau-
cette Among the members present last
night besides these We're J. S. Cornell.
~. n. M9Rary. ]. F. Straughan. p. N.
Pennington. S. p. Pennington, w. f.
Mcdowell, w. w. Flow, f. A. Lassiter,
Frank Brenig. W. p. Terry, c. j. Belts
and Edwin Mckee.
The guest present We're Chief Lums-
den, Assistant Chief r. Baker, VIM. ].
Andrews, G. ]. Belts, II. NJ. Croker, J.
B. Correll, f, A. Womble, +. NJ. Phil
lips. f. +. Britt0n.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-02-06
soUsA TONIGHT.

The ambition of John Philip Sousa, like
caesars, for more worlds 10 conquer, Is
rapidly becoming satisfied, for The
March King" has just added q complete
conquest of music loving Great Britain
% his pronounced success on the Con-
inent last year. From his landing at
Southampton to the present time the
our of Sousa through Great Britain has
)een a constant succession OF popular
)vasions. At London he was fetod, in
eryiewed and praised his concerts
we're the most successful ever given in
he great Albert Hall; at Glasgow the
nthusastic Scots cndeavored TO carry
lin in triumph on their shoulders when
lie finished his engagement al the Elk
osition and in the provinces he has
eceived welcome never before accord
a foreign artist. The Sousa Band IS
low giving a seoud series Of concerts III
london, twelve in the Empire Theatre
nd twelve at the Royal Opera House.
sovent Garden. They returned 10
america the middle OF December and
will shortly after iuaugurate their regn-
ar winter tour, which will bring them TO
his city for single concert tonight, at
he Academy OF Music. Reserve seats
low on sale