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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-19
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beitdtigt tuOrben. Sn oemielben
beitimmte er, baB iein Spbn 6rant biz
Su beiIen Sooe oen gtieBnub bon einem
@Obnbauie baben iOQ. @enn bieier
erfOl9t 1T, erben Die beioen anoeren
&inoer Norbert 9idert uno Wtarea=
retba @obert oas @runbItiif. 2sB=
terer wuroe ein@Obnbaus an Der @eit
Str. uno oem gforbert $4,000 ber=
ma6t. Serielbe 1T SeitamentspOn=
ftrefer.
8om Sauie getrieben.
Ntattie Sones bat cine S6eiounss=
tlase gesen ibren 8atten Sobn, NIT
tueldem iie iid pur iieben Sabren per=
mdblte, auf S6eibuns pertlaet. sic
ia9t, baB er lie brutal bebanoelte, oaB
er lie zines Cages aus oem Sarie
iagte unS ieitOem Ii6 tpeigert nod fer
ner nit ibr Suiammen 81 leben uno
fir iie 3u iOreen.
$40, 900 BON Der I'm 10 n
Sract On 6 o. perl langt
Wfarp @ilbert, Wittme bon SObn
s.. Silbert, bat Die Union Srattion 60.
auf 10000 S9aosneriab psrtlast.
Sbr beritorbener Mann mar BEL Der
@eielli9aft als @onoucteur anseitslt
seueien, als zines Sases cine Srollp
Stange. wel6e 9ebro6en mar, nit
FOLDER @udi auf ibn fiel, oaB er bon
Der platform itiirste. Die unbarm=
lersisen &dber sinsen iiber feline beioen
Seine binwes uno Sermalmten iis in
entiebli6er Neiie. @in;ee Stunben
ipdter erlas er bereits ieinen 8er=
lebunsen.
SIM poliSeigerid
psrSi9teie Grant 6. 2oasoon BON go.
2405 Sadion Str., auf elm Soroerb0r
unb er uurbe an Die GroBseIbporenen
iiberpieIen. gr 1T beiduloist, aus Der
Office Der rSanciers' @asstte So. 3"
cine Sdreibmaldine seitoblen gu
baben.
6rant SObniun, welder ansetlasi
iit, Ii6 aus Der Wobnuns Der Srall
9Ouis @litte cine Stanoubr uno sinen
llebsrsieber anseeienet 5u baben, tpuroe
ebenfals on Die 6rOBgei6wOrenen
iiberbunoen.
l1ebereifer | 9abet nur.
gfrOpmiOn uno @Olf baben mad
elmer am Sienitaa bonn @ppcnatiOns-
eeridt eetroifenen gntideiouns Srau
Wlarp 6. Smith 81, 200 S6aosneriat
| fir tpioerre9tli6e giniperruns su be-
sablen. Sie Notwithstanding BE-
itanb barin, baB Srau Smith senO=
tbigt purbe, iid in einem Sintersim=
mer beg Star" @ei6dfts elmer 2eibes=
biIitation su untersieben.
Sie 6rau wollte nit grlaubniE
zines Glerfs ibrer So9ter, Die in einsm
anberen Separtement bes Saoens an=
eeiiellt mar, elm paar Sdube sei9en,
als ie BON einem 8eamten oes 6e=
i9dfts ansebalten uno oes Siebitabla
besi6ti9t puroe. SrOboem Die Quf=
tldruns raid erfOlste, iab ii6 Der Se-
ante, Der ibre @erbaftuns DeranlaBi
bate, nidt einmal 81 elmer gntl6ul=
bi9uns bemiiBiet.
Gels ite ghefeiieln.
g1enie Ntap @opt bate ibrer Nnii9i
nod bur9aus feinen Wtultergatten.
Il. a. bat berielbs psrl6ieoentlid bon
ibr perlanst, oaB lie elm unorbentlides
Daus ,einri6ten" IoQe, UNI ibn Enter=
balten 81 t0nnsn. gfellie wurbe i'm
Sreisseri9t am .Sienitas bon ibrem
6reoerif burd S9eioung erlOit.
Serner srbielten nod fie setuiini6t'
Gdeiouns: Sobn ron Opal gBertbOf
uno Gbarles bon ISABELLA Williams.
en- lebterem6ale ipuroe Der tldseriider
partei Die Sbbut iiber Die 4 Der gb,
entiproTenen Ginber suseipro9en.
I'm ni6tiger ur fa9e
pillen.
Garls Beats. Der lid oasu berleiter
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-19

s. @eila@er's Nirtbi6aft,
20 8entufp 9lbenne.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-19

garls Beats. or lib oasu berleiten
lieB, Elm pacr Wanidsttentn0pfe, oi:
ieiner &enntniB na9 aus einem Sume=
lenlaoen seitOblen tparen, su ertperben,
bat nod eineu, am Sienfta9 i'm @rimi=
nalssridt mesen Seblerei gegen ihn
erganeenenllrtbeile oieies 8ergeben nit
so Sasen Nrbeitshaus 3u biiBen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-15
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
of Pine Bluffs Progressive Business Houses
E"rnlscir,t4 Hummer.

WjeA - ta,' =>+=e;.> hGmer Of the
se'.e - ii -, t.e- r&anfnation We
IT. faiH:-ar. hlt - tbs rc%r2rt the
pr#f 7 meeting ar. the to"ri mte:.:-
tiss daI,> out Pr i reiief ren&.H ii
ma.t tHl. Gchtd 4..--,& Of fur.
Er.rnH% u.fe.6i9@ cd lady at
Calaicrwcl aplrar.a tpr PARISH relief.
BAT what is Year MI stie u-;}s asked,
that Il" cannot support Non:" "rlcaSe.
sir. She replied. has ONLY a million
air." Md the ce.slia@ 1ar"tltcr they
learned that what size meant WAS com
misS.oEa.ie.
Also 4;,i.e recently at Il prayer. meet
iny Whpr" 'Ae WerShincrS wished for
the restoration 10 health of some friend
ore OF them prayed. 20 God, reStafe
unto Us our brother if it doth not in
tertele with thy pcrquis-cs The sit
u:;tien waS saved by the exclamation
of IN intelligent listener: "lIallcluiah!
The Lord knows what he means. =
IoEdon Chronicle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-15
R TEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Reported Ter t:e Graphic by c. w
Byir gton, Ab3tractor.

=. 7. Roberts. commissioner. to l.
II. IiinCmon: lots ) and 1. block =
Dexter iIaiding,s addition. S5I4: cas-
Fitzgerald VS.. Williams.
Harry L. Kelley. ct al, to Gcorg
Blodie;; NJ, 5-::''-S, 81 900.
Harry E. Kelley to Y. S. Clancy:
NE 5-'-S. Sl.oDN.
State cf Arkansas to Amanda n.
Je"|as; Sc 1911. s173.63.
r. y. Roc rs to J. w. Sanders: lot
8, block :, Sc Sc NE S-6.9. sll3.
NJ. +. Fee to Pine Bluff Lumber aAa
Box Co.; pine and cypress timber on
the SE 24-5-lo, ct al. lands, $lGo.
&. E. Greenfield clerk, to Creed
Caldwell; NV $40, $685..
State of Arkansas to w. l.. Har-
per: N part SW NE 1898. ct al.
lands, S92.S0.
S. S. Williams to John Dermott; w
1-2 W IL 1881, ct al. lands. s2.1oo.
S. S. Williams to John Dermott: e
IL 22-3-7. $3.50.
}. ii. Phipps to John Dermott: tim
ber on the f ID 22-3-7, ct al. lands.
$1,000.
J. H. Phipps to John Dermott, tim
Der on the SW NV 27-3.7. ct al. lands
Dexter Harding's addition. s525: case
S70l
n. T. Roberts. commissioner, to
Chas. Senyard: lots and >. block .,
Dexter Hardin's addition. S525: case
Fitzgerald vs.. Williams.
Burke & Senyafd to Willie Nc
BRIDE; lot 5, block 3. Barney,s addj-
ton. S33 80
n. T. Robots, commissioner. to ".
ID. Jones: lots 3 and 4. block 8. DeX-
ter Harding's addition. $50: case
Fitzgerald vs. Williams.
NJ. E. Gillham to J. w. Scott: SE
Sc 14-6-le, ct al. lands, $40.
NJ. L. Bradford. ct al, to J. w.
Scott: Sc Sc 14-6-10. ct al. lands,
S10.
Pine Bluff Land Co. to T. Pearce:
lots | and 2.=blocE Is, Pine Bluff Land
Co. addition. ct al. $3.50
State Of Arkansas to J. S. Whiting:
/ acres in the SN corner of the s >
1906 S175o.
Trinity Episcopal church to Lizzie
NJ Bridges NV IA block g.. Dexter
Hafdins,s addition, $3.50.
Pine Bluff Cotton Oil Co. to Con
sumers Oil Co. tract in the SW 4
:3s33- 80 $1e6 ,0e0.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-15
CHAIN OF BANKS.
Mr.. Scudcer's Letter Written Solely
to Start Discussion.

New York, June IFS. d. Scudler.
treasurer of the North American Trust
company, said concerning the report
that that company was promoting the
formation OF a company to own the
control of chain Of banks throughout
the country, and which was contra
dicted by the president. Oakeieh
Torne:
Recent public discussions in the
columns of the Journal of Commerce
CT New York, in which discussion |
took part. and wherein the editor dis
puJcI my statement that the English
branch-banking idea could not be
mate 10 fit cur American banking
methods. induced me to revive some
suggestions on the subject which
tad Written out on plain letter sheets,
without any business heading what
ever, and were sent to certain friends
of mine in the East. West and South.
with newspaper clippings and with a
personal request that an expression
Of opinion be given. did this in my
individual capacity and the sole OBJ
jeCt WAS to produce discussion
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-15

combination of lace with waists Of
this silk, they are much more service.
able made without the trimming. fCr
having once received the WateT cure.
they are unable to retain theij, pli.5-
tine freshness.
There is d tendency in the late
waists. whether of silk or cotton to
fit snugly Oh the shoulders. poinching
in a medium fulness The sleeves have
aE easy fulness at the top, though |
from this point there is absolutely no
tertainty whatever abeut The finish |
IGNn to the wrist,
:. is almost impossible L employ
embroideries too lavishly upon sum
nter gowns. whether they Ee for '';..AA.
C,. evening wear. For tnt latte
However, there are raised applil ,es
in chiffon and ribbon work to fragile
for use any where except TIE bali |
r( m.
Fer those fond OF fancy work there
are simple effective em'' Gidnrloa
Which eaa be e',sily managed s#e2 Ha
y<hes. fronts and bands Of satin or
taHcta worked with colore spra%s s
No tiny spots. or French knots. which
e.Ie as popular as any trimming this
Sc son.
a great deal of interest is crn7eI eli
isI now in the correct figure, which
seer. en- profile, is Endeniab' l.l sc,
owing to the ight-fronted torsets
now SO generally worn by thC~A who
dress according to the dictates OF
Dame Fashion. The French corset
or rathed the Partisan corset-With
straight front. is perfectly rigid, alld
the lower part of the figure disaD
pears in a marvellous, if not myst2
rious manner.
Among The smartest bits of linsc
ie shown in GCtham's exclusive
shops is the armless corset cover
This reaches only to the bust line and
is made on the bias SO that there is
only one seam. ard this serves also as
the opening Of the design. The CO."
leet shape is roerd and by omittin.s
the sleeves. the contour is uninter
rupted when the 5hia lace yokcs are
worn upon dialfaHous frocks.
Though late ia the season, q word
concerning the fashionable coat is
not am;ss. for t'.is is Indispensable to
the smartly droasad woman. The APP
proved model is made of taifeta that
is said to be dust as we'll IS water
is said TO be dur as We'll as water
roof and non-heat producing.
the summer woman Oh her little
tours back and forth from the city
until one wonders how she has ever
gotten along during the period that
has elapsed since the long linen "dus-
ters'' were SO Ell reggie some Years
| ago.
The modish tint is a silver grey in
termineled with black, for service,
stitched With bands of black taffeta.
The coat reaches to the bottom OF the
skirt and around the shoulders there
are three circular rufIles stitched with
| white silk.
At the fashionable resorts in the
vicinity of Gotham, they are wearing
led linen hats. Fedoras, English walk
ing hats and golf shapes in the fam
ing color are trimmed with bands OF
plaid silk knotted loosely at the left
side and run through with two quilts,
one black. the other red
| Ping-pong shirt waists are very
smart and nv. They are made prin-
cip~Hy Of piaee and dues. en- &c
| left sleeve Lear the eholilder ping,
pong raquets are worked with wash
able silk in blue or red or brown, as
desired and the belt shows aahorder
of the little designs over tho entire
surface.
- aspe to match these waists
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-15

and these are of Tie regulation sailor
shape. but developed in Panama straw
finished with a band Of Whit taffeta.
Instead Of having bow at the left
side as pUstomarily. the band extends
into streamers at the back which
reach to the waist. the end being en-
hroidercd with ping-pong 1aeeuets.
NAtDE GRIFFIN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-15
Who Sir Roger de CoverIcy Was.

VINO Sir KOgcr de COverIcy WRs.
Sir Roger de Covcrlcy was the name
of member of the imag ginary club of
twelve under whose direction Addi-
sons Spectator was pfOfeSScdly pub
liShed. He WAS an Old school, bluff,
good hearted and simple English gem
tleman. The dance named after him is
an English contra dance corresponding
somewhat to the Virginia reel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-15
ELECT A LACE GOWN
hen in Doubt, is the Advice to the Wo
man Of Fashion This Season.


York. June 14.-When you are
/ lbt select a lace gown. This is
Idyice given the woman of fash
lis year, for lace effects are in
sible to the woman of modisa
3sions.
only for dressy wear is the lace
la mode, but ii is designed
Ashable purposes. Ne!encicnnes
lie fine thread laces are designed
lines which permit of the most
scrubbing, and as whit lace IS
there is nothing to fear en- ae-
of color.
noticeable feature about the
resses this year is the combl-
Of two or three guipures upon
bwn. These. however. are Iii
ore elaborate costumes. Tor
he a lovely dres is made entire
insertions Of Valenciennes ana
boint. and the effect of the two
SO different in texture, is eX-
over a creamy foundation OF
satin.
tnality is shown in the treat
hf the sleeve From shoulder
st they are thick Irish lace,
volumninous fan-like arrange.
bf Nalenciennes, starting from
the elbow and Joining the lrI,h
the wrist.
ing is smarter and at the same
ore unique than lace trimmed
9th. In reversing the order OF
in this manner, the cloth is
Ind bodices of lace so ornament
" the cloth jetted and shaped
e most delightful girdles AID
Bretelles are also used as a
ion upon these waists and net
entity are stitching of moire
Elegance at little cost washable
is worthy a trial. The fabric
summeiy and ineXepnslVe,
ing With these qualities. the
and daintiness Of the genuine
Skirts tucked around the
inc. or shilred, as the fancy
|ctate, are clinging and grace
he material has the advantage
ing its own without a lining
|ery Well-dressed woman know
means to save the expense Ci
dation for even the simplest
INNING which to some extent
ng the place of NalencienIes
ruching of fine net. the net
DOUBLED and gathered to fof!!
ruching around the edge OF
OF the dress material. Net
fold. is also used for inser
Pnlshed on either side with the
est of Nalenciennes edgings
erect is very pretty indeed.
sleeves of wash gowns are
On all the fancifulness of more
We fabrics, Even the elbow
mas its series of ruffles. Many
lewest sleeves are covered Witt
Ills below which are puffs, an(
Tue effect is the delight of the
glrl, it is the despair of the
ess.
''Sleeyes still constitute an i'm
part II the fancy sleeve. Whicl
very eiaborateiy made Will
llAoh' embroidery and applique
oahas OF taffeta and we've
special features OF pOpti
oia'lon in the matter of sleeve,
variety of design afforded i!
= as popular is the shirt wais
w, wash goods is the model il
& s1k. Certainly nothing is s,
y eomfortable e5r real ho
STUART manner of treatin.
,na, salsts is to stitch them al
rosn Ss about half IN inch wide
9a TIE tucGs so they form
p'ails over the surfacJ 0
es Specially desires Il
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-15
SOMETHING SPECIAL.
DELIVERY WAGONS.

OF every style or pattern quickly
turned out in first-cass shape by ex-
perienced workmon. Wagon and car
rlage repairing given special attention.
Horseshoeing establishment in con-
nectiOn.
E. E. WARD, 4ot-4o5 { Barraaue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-15
TRULoCk HOTEL BARBER SHOP

Nothing but first class BARRIERS. All of
the latest tonics on hand. The best
of service Strictly first class work
Open every morning at O'Clock nad
closes at 9. Give me Il call and be
convinced that give strictly first
class work 10 all
w. c. KELLY. Pre-.
Formerly Manager of Gays old stand.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-15

Educate xouf -. 80 with Cascarcts.-
Candy Cathar.t, cure constipation foreve
toc. o5c IfCC il a.ng refund MONEY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-15

At the fashionable resorts in the
vicinity of Gotham they are wearing
ed linen hats. Fedoras, English walk
ing hats and golf shapes, in the fam
ing color are trimmed with bands OF
plaid silk knotted loosely at the left
side and run through with two quilts,
one black. the other red.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-15

Ping-pong shirt waists are very
smart and noE. They are made prin-
clip l.y Of piaee and duef. Gn %
left sleeve Lear the eholilder ping
pong raquets are worked with wash
able silk in blue or red or brown, as
desired and the belt shows aAhorder
of the little designs over ths entire
surface.
1e,sse...s sea,ue to match these waists
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-15
General Offices III Pine St..

This
profitable
1t has death
Of life insurance Its field
OF ALL
Active Reliable
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-15
DON'T FAIL.

To succeed Il man has to adopt the
newest devices, and the old own-crier
tising that is successful according To
the coherency and persistency with
which men follow it up.-Yonllers, ".
y, Herald.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-09
FLORIDA DOCTORS.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
MEDICAL SOCIETY BEGAN
THERE TODAY.

Tampa, Fla, April 9.-The twenty.
ninth annual meeting of the Florida
Medical Association was opened here
this morning with an attendance CT
leading physicians and surgeons from
many parts of the state. DR.. @. II.
Altree ca lied the gathering to order,
and, after an offering of prayer by
Rev. W. W. DeHart, d. D., Mayor +.
L. Wing delivered the address of well
come, to which response was made by
DR.. J. Harrison Hodge of Gainesville.
The. annual address Of the president,
DR.. A. J. Wakefield of Jacksonville,
followed and the rem ainder Of the
morning session was occupied with
routine business connected with the
affairs of the association. The read
ing and discussion Of papers on topics
of interest to the profession was be-
gun this afternoon.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-09
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK.
FURTHER PROCEEDINGS OF THE
FLORIDA SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION.

Gainesville, Fla, April 9.-The Sec
ond day Of the Florida Sunday school
convention began with a song service,
led by Professor E. o. Excel. The
feature Of the morning session was q
symposium discussion of THE Sunday
School Teacher" The participants
included Rev. s. +. Gale of Jackson
Vile, Mrs. t. b. Byrd of Tallahassee,
II. G. Groves of Ocala and Rev. II.
NJ. Sprsgue or Tampa. Errors in
teaching and teachers meetings were
the subjects Of interesting papers pre-
sented respectively by Marion Law
renee and Charles d. Meigs Of the In
ternational Sunday school association
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-09
SAM GETS ROASTED.
THE EVANGELIST NOT LIKED BY
SOME NASHVILLE MIN
LISTERS.

Nashville, Tenn, April 9-The local
ministers alliance meeting was enliv-
eDed by sharp attack upon IEvangel-
ist Sam Jones, who has Just closed a
big revival here, by the Rev. DR.. W.
S. Jacobs, pastor of one Of the most
prominent Presbyterian churches here.
DIR. Jacobs said:
"The composition of a man who
hates theology, but loves religion, Is
most peculiar. Theology is the know
ledge of God, the science of the truth
of Gods word. The man who des-
pises II does not know what it is. The
man who attempts TO cast slur on
theology gives clear evidence that he
does not know what theology is. The
ology is the science OF religion, and
the man who says he hates theology
referring to Sam Jones' utterauces) is
man who wants something spicy to
say more than he wants to teach the
people the truth"
Several other ministers present
rather sided with Mr.. Jones, but it
was evident that Mr.. Jacobs had sew
eral followers.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-09
NOTICE.

Walter Gross VS.. steamer Kenois, in
admiralty.
Whereas, a libel wac filed in. the i is
trict court of the United States, at Pa
dncah, KY, on the 3ist day Of MaSch,
1902, by Walter Gsoss against the
steamer Kenois, her engines, tackle,
apparel, furniture, stc., alleging in
substance that said steamer was in
debted to him in tAe cum of $500 in
the way of damages for personal in
juries received on said boat; that said
steamer is justly indebted to him in
said sum, that same has never been
paid, and prays process against said
steamer, and that ~ be condemned and
sold to pay said claim, with costs and
expenses.
Now, therefore, in pursuance TO
the monition under ssal of court to
me directed. do hereby give public
notice to all persons claiming the said
steamer Kenois, or in any manner in
terested therein, that they be and up
pear in the district court Of the Unit.
ed States, in the city Of Paducah. KY.
on or before the 9th day Of May, 1909,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of that
day, then and there to interpose their
claims, and to make their allegations
in that behalf. A. d. James,
lot u. s. n. W. d. K. D.,
By Geo. ". Saunders, deputy.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-09

In the district court Of the United
States fer the Western district of
Kentucky, at Paduoah, Ky, John
W. Peck and oshers vs.. Steamer /.
o. *.
Pursuan, TO an order Of the United
States district court, at Paducah, Ky,
entered on the ssh day of April. 1902,
in the above styled actions, 1 will ON
Friday. April IS, 1909, at 10 O'Clock
q. m. at ia. port of Paducah, KY. sell
to the highest and best bidder for one
half cash IN hand. the balance on a
credit of three months, with interest
.t per cent per annum until paid,
the purchaser to give bond for deferred
,aymenr, with approved security,
having the force and effect Of = replev-
IN bond at law, or purchaser. may, IL
he so chooses, pay all in cash, the
5 Gamer 10. X, her engines, tackle,
apparel and furniture to satisfy said
claims in these actions.
A. d. JAMES, U. s. M. W. X. D.
By GEO. W. SAUNDERS, Deputy.
Il. W. BAGBY,
Proctor for Libellants. lot
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-09

as an actor in Shakespearean roles,
his Hamlet" being characterized
by even hypercriticsl authorities rs
being marvelously perfect and many
have conceded to him the toga Of the
late Edwin Booth. Mr.. Whiteside
has not known failure in any of his
attempts.
Mr.. Whiteside and his splendid COM
pany will present in a sumptuous man
ner Friday night "The Merchant Of
Venice. IL would seem that the
interest in this grand old comedy will
never die oct. There il an indescrib-
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-09

The announcement is made that Mr..
Walker whites,de, that talented art
ist, is to app ear in this city at The
Friday and Saturday.
April IL and is and past perform
ances assure an evenings entertain
ment Of rae worth He is today one
Of the best known actors in the land ;
certainly his highly artistic rendition
of many exacting roles have entitled
him to some degree Of apps citation.
His greatest reputa, ion has been won
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-09

able charm about 1t from its begin
ming to the final fall Of the curtain.
Mr.. whiteside's wonderful portrayal
of shylock is too we'll known to need
any advance comment. II is char
acterizstion which stands on level
with his famous portrayal of Hamlet.
Among the members of the large cast
are Miss Leila wolstan, whose Portia
is one Of the most delightful creations
on the American stage. Mr.. Mack
will play Gratiano and ar. Laurence
Evart rs Bassan,o. As an actor OF
the romantic school Mr.. whiteside
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FIGHTING BOB.
ADMIRAL EVANS GOES TO
TAKE COMMAND OF AsIATIC
SQUADRON.

San Francisco, CAL. April o.
Among the passengers sailing on the
steamer Gaelic today is Rear Admi-
raj Robley d. Evans. The admiraps
destination is Yokohama, where he
will succeed Rear Admiral Louis
Kempff as commander of the second
squadron of the United States feet in
Asistic water. His flagship probably
will be the battleship Kentucky. Rear
Admiral Evans is accompanied by
Mrs Evans, Miss Evans and Miss Tsy-
lor.
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bids fair to earn rs May high encom-
iums rs he did in his Shakespearean
ie lditions In his success Of last
season Heart and Sword" no will
be seen Saturday matinee and night.
Mr.. whiteside will be supported by
snperbly efficient actisg company and
the production will be most elabor-
ately staged and costumed. The play
is picturesque comedy, one possess
ing many meritorious qualifications
and one which will rnrk easily as the
real dramatic eveAt of the local the
atrical season.
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YOUNG REPUBLICANS

Philadelphia, Pa. April s.-The
Young Republicans club has complet-
cd elaborate preparations for its an
nual banquet to be given tonight at the
Hotel Stratford. Among those who
nave accepted Invitations to speak are
Congressman r. W. Taylor Of Ohio,
@. E. Littlefield, of Maine, and WILL
lam Alden Smith of Michigan.
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IsNEU MONA FOLLOWS A GOLD,
But never fol- ows the use of Rolsy's
Honey and Tar. 1t stops the cough,
heals and sirens thens the lungs and
affords perfect security from an attack
Of pneumonia. Refuse substitutes.
J. @. GILBERT.