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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-08
USE OF LITHOGRAPHS.
Theaters Discard Them as Means Of
Advertising Plays.

The colored Autographs now being con-
spicuously displayed in the shop windows
all over the city depicting the stirring,
comic or pathetic side Of the coming the
atrlcal attractions at the local playhouses
will after Monday, November II, be thing
of the past. Action to the end of doing
away with this mode of advertising the per-
formances was decided upon at meeting
of the managers Of the Washington the
aters held yesterday afternoon at the Hotel
Regent. It is said by theater proprietors
that this movement has been under advise
ment for long time. The Autograph pass
system cuts into the receipts of the houses
to an enormous extent. 1t is estimated
that in the vicinity of 5000 passes are is
sued every week in this city to persons VINO
display Autographs, and it is believed many
of the tickets fan into the hands of specu-
lators.
After the 18th of this month announce
rIent Of the coming attractions Will be made
by a more extensive use of the columns or
the local newspapers, the biflboards to DO
the rest. 1t was the unanimous sense of the
managers that money spent with the news
papers for theatrical advertising paid larger
dividends than that spent for Autographs.
The movement of disseminating the win
dow Autographs was begun In the west two
years ago. It met with instantaneous success
and spread rapidly through the country.
The opinion Is that of the two means OF ad-
vertisement. by the autographs and through
the newspapers, the latter course gives
much the better returns.
One of the most enthusiastic supporters
of the withdrawal Of the Autographs is
Manager Rapley of the National Theater,
who three seasons ago discontinued their
use. This reform is but the first of a series
now under consideration of the body.
The election of officers of the association
resulted as follows: President, w. H. Rap
ley Of the National Theater; secretary, Jo-
seph E. Luckett Of the Columbia Theater.
The board of directors of the association
is composed of all of 'Washington's theater
managers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-08

II pays to read the want columns OF The
Star. Hundreds of situations are filled
through them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-08
Debating Society Formed.

At q meeting of the students of the
Washington College of Law held last
evening at the rooms on New York ave-
nue. q debating society was formed, with
the following officers: Miss Helen Jamison,
president; Miss Annie Sargent, vice pres
tdent: Mr. G. c. Wilmoth. secretary; Miss
Margaret Kennedy. treasurer.
It was decided to meet semi-monthly
wednesday evenings, at $50 o'clock. at
the college, beginning Wednesday, Novem-
her 10. The program was left in the hands
81 the program committee, Miss Florence
Clark of the senior class chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-08
For Extension Of Water Service.

The East Washington Heights Citizens
Association has again applied to the Com
missioners for the Insertion of an item in
the estimates for the extension of the Poto-
mac water service to East Washington
Heights The Commissioners will report
as formerly that the project of extension
is too expensive to be undertaken at this
time The total first cost of the improve
ment would be about $3S 5000, and would
increase the expenses Of the Anacostia
pumping station by one-half. The extern
sion to East Washington Heights Is already
included. however. in the general water de-
partment scheme and will be made when
reached.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-08

days. The college girl will have some
photographs made for her classmates. and
at the last minute mama will rush upon
the scene. say about December "a, after
having decided to send her dear old friend
in Oshkosh a Christmas surprise. And she
coolly expects the much-tried photographer
to have those pictures in Oshkosh when
the dear old friend opens her Christmas
packages the next morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-08
Cycling Accidents.

Cycling Accidents.
From the Lady's Pictorial.
Why should the cyclist be allowed to in
duIge in at least q hundred accidents
month, the majority OF which must necee-
sarily place the lives Of many others IN
jeopardy? It would seem advisable that
more stringest rules should be laid down
with regard to the brakes. speed and ef-
ficiency of riders OF all bicycles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-08
4 cuaranteed Cure for Piles.

No cure. no pay All druggists are authorized ty
the manufacturers Of Pazo Ointment to reIund me
money where tt fails to cure any case OF piles no
matter Of. how long standing. Cures ordinary
uses in six days; the worst csaes In fourteen GAYS
f1ne ennlicati gives. ease and rest. Reliev.s
itchinw Instantly. This 10 rev disceyery, and II
d the only pile remedy sold on positive suaIal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-08
The Mosquito and Yellow Fever.

DR.. Finlay, who is the head of the health
service, and who was the earnest advocate
of the mosquito theory. thinks experience
has shown that the mosquito is the sole
medium of transmitting the disease.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-02
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Kid Gloves
Mems Furnishings
AZ Mia.Sa.Snn Ssla prsras

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Mass Ps-csls AID Mz5rzs Sss1,ra SAiTss
VIII E16 E5l1oEt oaZaA-s. rsE122r AGA
sc ss..a5-S, szls V--rs. ---.--.--.. AsOS
Meas EI@a ys-s LAas- Cellars. sil tAs
are styles = sEaE3izE ard tE-2- 4 ia
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Msz's Slack AKA Tan ERls Hsss. sean
less. worth 1sc- 4Ea
sale E-sos- : pairs tcr- GSv
Meas Extra Length AID Medium SIS
ps21s-s- worth Up % 80. 9Ea
Meas S.-g Neck Zsasg eAtwtzg SRI claA
wcyl1 -5c 4 IA
sac s---@ ..-----.-..---.---. ~
Meas Derby EEhoss En5 E5ssus Ind
l11srsA1Egs and Drawers. sIrrz hesv!,
1ztsAe3 SEAMS. al sizes EcTtA Aae
3S- sale prizes .-................ fSS
Ms1 is Ou11E Elz-7sl Night Robes, pIs''
J- patterns fESt ocio-s, EflR
7sc E1sliCy, SHE price $1,000. " w
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-10

The president Of the Shakespeare
club requests all members 10 be
present at a call meeting this
morning at 9 o'clock. at the resi-.
dence Of Mrs. II. A. Burger. Bus.
mess Of importance 10 transact.
Owing to Saturday being a Jew.
ish holiday Levy Bros. will be
closed until 6 o'clock p. m.
Lost-A round, frosted, solid
gold brooch with pearl set miss
ing. Return to this office. 264
Glass No. . of the Methodist
Sunday school has rented the mer
ry.go-round from 1880 % 10 O'Clock
tonight.
Mrs.. J W. Aldredge returned to
Hearne yesterday, after a visit to
Mrs Lee Moseley.
Just racoiycj. an immense limo Of
fancy glnghams aud madras al
Wagner Braudon's. 255
A big stock of misses fine shoes In
plain and pat. vici. light and heavy
sulCs, just received 40 Norwood's. 80
Big line OF Amoskoag outings in
light aud dark culors SIC az Wag-
uer q Braudou's. 265
Sc buys the 81 quality Of Broad
cloth boz all shades at Wagner a
BraudOn's. 265
Mrs. W. H. Oliver returned from
Houston yesterday accompanied by
Mrs. ; J. Balm.
Have YOU seen the colOrs in silk
crepon FOR waists 40 Waguer& Bran
lou's? 265
Heavy skirtiugs, such as Basket
Cloth, Canvas moltons, Zibelinos.
etc. 40 Wagner q Braudon's. 2d5
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-10
cnn A. Adams Appointments.

The following are appointed al
aides TO assist in the grand
march TO the fair grounds. re.
spectiully request them to meet al
the ely hall Saturday evening al
s o'clock to perfect arrangements
DR.. IA. l. Fountain, o. r.. Saun.
der, Curtis Oliver. Monroe Edge,
Tom Lawrence, John Eltle. Dr..
Monlsick. j. NJ. Hare, DR.. w. II.
Oliver, Walter Downward. Il. J.
Patterson, DR.. Win Taliaferro. C..
NJ. Spell, Luther Taylor, Prof. J.
II. Allen, Robert Howell, Dougla.
McConnico, DR.. Emory, G.. W.
Smith, Jr., Ralph Chatham, John
A Moore, DR.. r II. Harrison, w
O. Sanders, j. VI. Fielder, c. p.
Hobglod, Lamar Bethea, Sam NJ.
Winters, d. +. Dansby, Will Higgs,
Sam Allphin, Houston Cole, BRYAN;
J. W Carson, Prof. W B. Phil
poti, Prof. L j. Kyle. college.
Cliff 4. Adams,
Grand Marshal.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-10
HAT c. SCHEDULE.
Local WesOS

@Eectric light globes. Myers 26i
Something new-Cockrell coons g.
VIM. Manthei was here from
Kurten yesterday.
Oysters fresh every day al Ford's
restaurant. 23
Camel's Hair suitiugs 5oc. wag-
ner q Braudon's. 265
The Bryan Light Guards are
drilling for the fair.
white broadcloth for waists AZ
Wagner & Brandon's.
5000 skeins Shetland Floss Nor
woods. 2Gl
Tailor-made skirts an prices. a.
Norwood's. 2jj
James Taylor Of Galveston, was
in the city yesterday
The famous Georgia minstrels
at the opera house tonight
80 inch black silk Moirc for skirts
at Wagner n Braudon's. 265
Buy a tailor-made skirt 10 wcar to
the fair. 2l
Oysters any style ut Elite restau-
rant today. Phone 20. 90
Il. +. l.. Upchurch Of Pankey,
was in the city yesterday.
Stoves polished and put mp. Nv
ers. gIi
The Cockrcll coous are coming 10
the Bryan fair 2dj
Mrs. Cassie Garrett, Of Calvert,
is visiting Miss Nellie Smith.
See Mrs. Cockroll's art exhibit
when you yisitthc fair. 2d5
Why pay gSc for hruadcloth that .
you can buy at Wagner a Brandon F.
for Soc 2i1
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-10

I Mis-. Bette Johnson has charge
Of the floral exhibit at the Central
Texas fair, and will take charge Of
contributions OF flowers on Mon
day. Everyone who wants q see
this department made beautiful
aud attractive should help by con.
tribuiing to the floral display. POS
For Sale-SiX room house. three
lots Of ground. underground cistsru.
ont houses. an iu nrst-riass coudi-
ton. south front, lHlt Way between
courthouse aud Allen Academy. 4.
W. HOLMAN. ~
George Maxwell. Warren Grant
and G.. Il Davis we're here from
Grimes county yesterday. Mr..
Maxwell said large crowds were
coming from his part of the
country 10 attend the Central Texas
fair.
Coupon season tickets for the
Central Texas Fair are on sale at
Parks & Waldrop's, Hunter &
Chatham's. Dr.. \. VI. McDougald's.
James & Hart's and Haswell's. '66
Wanted Dive or six room house
in east part Of town convenient TO
business. viii pay six months
rent In advance Address l. q
box 1876 367
Miss Adele Tabor left Yesterday
20 Welt relatives 40 Waco. She
was accompanied by Robt. Rag.
Ind, Of that city, who had been
visiting in Bryan.
Come and bring the children to
the merry.go.round tonight-for
the benefit OF Glass No Q. Melho-
dis. sunday school.
Rev. A. NJ. Stewart let yester-
day Tor East Texas 10 attend
meeting Of the Free Baptist as-oci
alton 10 the interest OF his school
work here.
Lost-Near the fair grounds pair
American Girl aud I pair ". d.
Douglass shoes. Finder will ger re- /
ward by returning same 90 Burt Nor .
Wtod. 26i I
J. y. Heath and J. NJ. Upchurch .
were here from Madison county
yesterday, aud the former left for
the Indian Territory.
Cha-. Edinburg has fresh oys.
ters every day. served In any
style or cold in bulk for family
use at 20 cent, per hundred. l65
Dressmaking and other sewing
solicited by Mrs. Lille Ray. over
O. G.. Parsons store. 265 /.
Phone your orders for fresh oysters I
.or tho family to FOrds restaurant. /
Ring l7s. .6i ID
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-10

BLADES ZEPHYR cAPES-I.adies' zephyr capes
all shades SI.oo to 81. So
LADIES VESTS-I.adics' vests 2sc to SI.oo.
Nothing cheap about ladies bleached vests at SC
and SOC except the price. -sessssfi s@
LADIES JACKETS-'The SWEETEST thing in ladies
jackets See our $500, 81. so and $1,000 jackets
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-10

LADIES FLANNEL WAISTS-In Tricot and
FrApch nannels, Sr.oo to $3.50.
ladies PETTICOATS-All colors in merceriz-
ed sateen The best values ever offered at 81 to s7so
SILK PETTICOATS-The best silk pettcoat for
500 ever shown. All shades.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-10

Marriage licenses: Alex Nc
Callum TO Maggie Josey. Louis
Glaze to Hattie Josey, w W.
Wesley to Emma Teale, s. John
son to Mary White. Frank Krc to
Frances Holek, Judge Pearce to
Ellen Thompson, Bailey Marshall
to Florence Balding, Anderson
Sharp TO Mrs. Ida Harris.
q inch China silk in black. white
aud colors isc az Wagner & Bran
don's 26j
% inch hroadclnth in black md
colors only SIC az Wagner & Bran
don's. rs
So inch waterproof suiting for un-
lined skirts, isc at Wagner & Bran
don's. 265
Fresh turnips, beeis and carrots
today at John NJ. Lawrence q Cos.
Art squares in Brussels. Smyrna.
Ingram are included Ia Levy Bros.
special sale. 263
You can getrugs at almost half the
price from Mosiay until Friday NJ
Levy Bros. 263
Oysters for family use, fresh every
dav at Ford's restaurant. Phone
Us. 26}
All colors Ia J6-inch suitlng for
uulined skirts az Wagner 4 Bran
d0ns. g6j
Make your friend a present ~ one
Of Mrs. Cockrell's water colors az
the fair. 285
Rugs. Rugs. Rugs. Special sale
OF rugs until Friday 40 Levy Bros. 63
Oysters any style a. Elite restau-
rant today. Phone 26I 273
Shetland Floss-white. pink black.
red, lavender, blue. Norwood's. 60
For Sale-Good gentle buggy horse
and Stanhope. ca. Williamson. G3
See the newest thing out-the Per-
sian rug at Levy Bros. 253
Tickets on sale Tor the Georyla
Minsirels. Their date is Oct. 90.
Geo. w. Higgs is selling eg-s at
10 cents today-iresh. Phone. 1872
Stove Wanted - Good second-
hand heater, c., care Eagle. 264
Oysters any style ~ Elite restau-
rant today. Phone 267 273
100 rcady-made bonnets at Nor
woods. 2i5
100 dozen ladies heecelined bleach
ed vests. Norwood's 265
Until Friday you can get rugs nj
your own price at Levy Bros. 26j
Harry Dillashaw was out yester.
day after an illness.
The streets are bieng cleaned up
in good shape for the fair.
Heating stoves $500 aud up. NY
ors. 21l
Babies Rubens at Norwood's. 2Gj
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-10

- Sand your boy around.ano let ua put, one of our
school suits on him. $500 to ss.ool
Our hoys double seat and knee suits at s7oo sl.as
and 81 SO are big.values.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-10
Lao. n. SCHEDULE.

No. i0i-Northbound -Passen-
ger Leaves 90. .........4:ij p. m.
thales close connection with main line
q \. going east and west
No. observation-disclosures
gor-Arrives .......... 7:lO p. M.
No. l02-Passeugcr Oh san An
touio-lcaves .... ....T:3O a. ~.
No. l0i-PassougDr from san
Antonio-Arriyes 400 p. ma.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-10
TWO WEDDINGS.

Two weddings were solemnized
Sunday night, Oct. 3, at the school
house at Benchley in the presence
Of a very large audience Of friends
Of the young people. The brides
are sisters and all the contracting
parties are we'll known and popu.
lar. The first marriage was that
of Mr.. Louis Glaze and Miss Hat.
tie Josey, Rev. AIKEN, a Presbyte.
rian minister, officiating. Imme-
diately afterwards Mr.. Alex Nc.
Callum and Miss Maggie Josey
were married by Elder Kelly, Of
this city. The quarte,te OF young
eople have been the recipients OF
many hearty congratulations.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-03-01

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