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The Etude club has secured Lenora
Jackson for an engagement in this
city April gath. Miss Jackson is a
noted yiolinst and she will have a
pianist and a tenor singer with her.
A rare musical treat is promised. The
concert will be given at the opera
house
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-12

The appearance here Of Mr., San
ford Dodge in the Three Musketeels'
next week will be the event OF the
season, and while this piece was put
on here three years ago by Paul Gil
mere it VIII be a rare treat 70 our
people to witness the production by
Mr. Dodge
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Band. Attention.

Band rehearsal at new armory over
Eagle drug store, tomorrow at p
M. sharp. April 13. p
BY order OF T. A. Neal,
Capt Com'd'g Troop.
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Rye, No. 2. S..
Hay, timothy, 1900; prairie, 1850
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Receipts of wheat, IS cars.
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The resignation of James S. Gladish
as Justice of the peace for Guthrie was
filed with the board of county commits
sioners and accepted. and w. NJ. En-
gart was appointed to fill the vacancy.
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. Bronson's Office. Has the oldest and
most reliable set Of abstract books in
Guthrie Twenty years experience in
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the shakespeare club viii meet
Tuesday afternoon at ? o'clock with
Mrs. J L. Stevens on East Oklahoma
avenue The study OF Julius Caesar
win be continued
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The Jersey City news., 1902-01-25
CORPORATION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Sist day
of December 1901. the Commissioners OF A. A.
Board Of Street and Water Commissioners tneR
finaI assessment map and report for the
IMPROVEMENT OF -McADoo AVENJhe.
hefvesn Rutgsrs avenue and Old Bergen koao,
in accordance with petition previously pre-
sentei 10 said Board on the 1lth day o. feo-
ruary 1901 and conformably to the proVlsiotzs ms
of Chapter 2l7 Of the Laws OF 1880. ana tiie
sar,a IS now open to public inspection in the
office Of the Clerk of said Board ,,.
And notice is also given that the Iollowans ,
~ re- Included in said assessment, naAnsis--
- McADO0 AVENUE.
from Old Bergen Read , e Rgtgers p5tSr aVelius.
on the south side from point about g. ,5s lees es
east az McAdoo avenue to point about lSo'V'
feet west OF McAdoo avenue s,,,,T,
from McAdoo avenue 10 point about s25 feet
west thereoii1 JACKSON AVENUE.
fforr,srlx- Henry place.. from McAdoo aVshoe
70 70 4 point about i5o feet east thereof.
" : PARNELL PLACE,
from McAdoo avenue e rs easseF'y ssF'liii'u7-
tr,,, It's easterly terminus TO point aoous
-, ~ fha north side $50 feet and on the south
Side as2 feet west OF McAdeo Avenue.
~, ,arfh side from McAdoc avenue %
nnints about 10 feet east and zi.zs rect ~ss'
thereof. s. ,,;,,, sl,e provisions
Atsn as, ahns,e cited the 4th day Of Fears-
~ ~ iaoa AT 2 a'cleek P. NJ ana the Asssz'oss M
rhs,nher Of the city Hall are hereby liNse "a -
the time and Place wasn on ana ssssaers viii meet
~ - hesr consider and adtudieatc hpon ~ s -
ssossonz to the confirmation OF saiu Nis-s, .s 4,
ment map and report that may oe pssst'''s'- -
wTs,ng Tax arder Of the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners. GEO. T. BouToN,
n.,.s Jersey city. January 20 1862
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-25
rms 4PER DEMocR4TIc PRIsCIPLks AND - iNDh
M IrS JIEWS LOCAL QUESTIONS
The Cuban Sugar Crime.

have succeeded to the POSITION ~
- carnegie 80 long held the protection
idea in the
Carnegie afforded MIN ps tne
he took adVans q s
oropolv make double the m p W
aroor nate steel castings form Of manufacturer s
to build
Mr. xnara has the throat OF tne rev.
49,, ITSELF the people OF CUBA ana
he o there
pvtbng equal before tine House c0
been presented - e
rne of said in substance s
beet sugar Interests w ~
giving Would reduce tner p
admitting the Of Cuban cane us
ts - dptvg Remember offspring Wouo you
wound and s,v.-
at hand 10 jump up 80
~sn4esn remember creation ons ~
ago YOU gave the people the same time
m The protection country afforded
the and mother country AFFORDED
starvation by refusing " open
livelihood mainly dependsf
of admission o@naro hHse
beet sugar even CUBAN cane
sugar Cuban sugar in free pu at
actual growers Of the sugar IN eu
economics than that which
product totally unprohae
But present email hope OF justice
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-25

aDEAn Mrs PNKHAM:-When passed through what known
suffering, sudden heat and
quick cil pass my appetite variable and never
tell for day time how would feel the next day Five
Compound changed all
that my days days health and have enjoyed day
since,-now six
considerable your Vegetable Compound ia
charitable work find that to mother to health SO
dependent such there be-
uer charity give You have hearty endorse
rnsn yourself suffering
.--AlRs Il. SA1LER, 1864 Hill ST, Los Angeles, Cal
Saler derived from Mrs
belief all
truea in herle
No received such widespread
and fed Refuse all substitutes.
thousands letters
period
Of Mrs Pink
hams snedici 10
other give such helping advice to women who
Pnhan, hare had such great
address Mass and her advice 1re
ar sick write her-you foolish If don't
u
ydia Co..,
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-25
Academy of Music.

Miss Amelia Bingham production Of
THE Climbers" which by reason of Its
perfection in acting. mounting, and cos
tuning. established her in the front RANK
OF theatrical producers. win be seen for
the FIRST time in this city a Academy of
Music on January p. In this play Mr.
Fitch has presented some very effective
PICTURES OF New York society with we'll
drawn types of New York people
Throughout the drama he brings comedy
ana tragedy into close and brilliant eon-
mast His chief motive concerns itsssf
with the ruin Of a Wall street man. Ihe
comedy deals with several schemes for
d:verting and clever comedy il IS. Tne
action passes in four acts, three OK then.
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-25

O'Neill, in Liebler & company's great
scenic production Of Monte Cristo' The
piece was put on for long run at the
Academy of Music in New York last sea-
SON. especial attention being paid to the
scenic magnifcence and the company.
The most noteworthy scenes are those
repre- genting the conservatory and BALI
room Of the Hotel de Morcerf, and the
storm at sea- The forest of Fontaineolue,
where the Count of Monte Cristo fights
his famous duel at daybreak is said to be
nicsl elaborate. The company is headed
by Frederic De BeiieviIle, and Miss Seiene
johnson. Miss Johson is native OF Jer-
sey city and has made a place for herself
among the alented leading women Of the
cnuntry. She is playing the somewhat
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-25
ADJUSTMENTS.
Pi.iou Theatre.

Mr. Howard Hall. the favorite romantic
actor, appearing in the new spectacular
Parisian melodrana, THE Man Who
Dared, will fill a return engagement at
Colonel John w. Holiness popular play
house next week. Mr.. Hall, who is the
author as well as the star Of THE Man
Who Dared regards it as the best pro-
duction of his pen and the press through
out the country wherever it has appeared
have spoken in high terms of the play
The production Is a most elaborate one
and besides being Interpreted by an un-
usually strong company Of payers has
been given every aid that scenery and
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-25

improved electric lighting effects can ada
TO make 1t more perfect. 1t is stirring
and romantic play of the time, with
nure,y French story, and typical and pic
turesaue Par.sian characters. 1t is eala
TO overflow with thrilling scenes exciting
situations and wonderfully worked cli-
makes, into which enough of the sehsa-
tional has been woven to make Il quite
stirring and in these respects, as Wedi az
others. 1t hao been quoted as reaily the
most interesting pay of thi style since
4hat old favorite ''Tne Count OF monte
Cristo'' Mr. Hall has associated with
him this season as his leading support
Miss Lorena Atwood, an excepticfaaily
talented emotional actress as well as one
Of the really beautiful women OF the
stage. Others of the large company are;--
Mr.. william H vedder, @. M Germane
rtIanrv Pierson, Alice Taylor, Henry Jack
san and Charles Beebe. Good scenery,
nainted with great care and spirit. is sad
70 abound through the play, and the en-
tire five acts show realistic pictures that
are rnarye.s of stage mechanism.
Tn addition to these features there are
tbre wild African lions, Prince Princess
a,d NAro. which are to be seen in the
third act where is shown the zoolog cal
Gardens at the famous Monte Carlo,
Monaco. Mr. Hall as Count Lorraine en-
ters the cage with three beasts during the
action Of the climax of this act. Tiss is
said to constitute one of the most sensa-
4ional and thrilling scenes ever introduced
into any play. .The Man Who Dared
will undoubtedly receive a warm welcome.
rhe east is:-Louis Martaneau and Lor-
raine Martaneau, twin brothers, Mr.. How
ard Hall: Paul Giradeau. William Wal
-ott. Marquis de Montfofd. Char es
Males: M. de Briasac, VIII II. Vedder;
criseart. John Martin: Garmonte, George
fsoruane; Fodet. keeper Of the lions,
Jonn Hennon: Yo-sef, Louigs dumb vaiet,
Harry jackson; Pregect Of Police. Taomas
Weller; Joubert, clerk Of the games,
George Beebe Marie. Alice Tay.ot; Mile,
Therese Gobey. Florence Russland; Rita,
Countess Martaneau, Lorena Atwood.
Ladies and children attending the We'd
ne,day and Saturday matiness VIII be in-
vIted on the stage after the performance
10 see the Lions fed.
Jamea o'Nos1l Gaming 10 tho Hijcu.
rue attraction At the Bl5ou Theatre the
uea& nf fztbraary 3 viii be Mr. Jaf716t
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-25

Mrs Leslie carter's triumphant sway
al the Criterion holds nightly her audi
eace spellbound by the supreme and COM
rnandlng power Of her art, It is long
period since New York has seen such act
Ing as hluminates Mrs. Carriers powerful,
brilliant, magnificent portrayal of La du
Barry. The keen intelligence the poetic
grace, the careful technique, the astound-
ing emotional force which combine in her
aatcAsess iinpersonation make it, as we'll,
q work of inspired and lasting greatness,
The stage Of no country can produce the
superior OF this eminent artistic, whose
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-25


Notice is hereby given that on the s1st day
Of December, 1901. the Commissioners Of A.
sessment FLED in the Office OF the Clerk OF ths
final assessment map and report for the ccn-
SEWER ssisssS1 r IN 'fsss VAN Z wAGrNEN AVENUE.
from point about 440 feet south OF Sip ayenre
to and connecting with sewer in Sip avenue.
in accordance with petition previously present
and eonformably to the provisions OF Chapter
2l7 Of the Laws of 1925, and the same is aew
Clerk OF said Board
And notice Is also given that the following
is Included in said assessment. namely
VAN WAGENtsN AVENUE,
seath Of Sip avenue to point about szs
- - VAN wAGENEN AVENUE.
on the east side from point about ss5 fee
south Of Sip avenue 10 a point about Sss fses
And said map also shows the irrespective
benefits levied against the lots and parcsls q
land shown hereon for beaefts derived pF
reason OF the construction OF the main bsaaaeA
sewer in West Side avenue. between Broadway
and Fairtnount avenue. etc. which become oaa
and colleetahle At and from the time q The
fer lateral sewer In Van Wagenen avenue. aro
the amount due as apporslened agsinss tas
several lots and parcels assessed. shown ia
the schedule Of bsneats under heading Bens-
ilts for Main Branch sewer. This a7pers
tionrnent includes the prospective assessnleAf
levied against said lots being designated en
tho final assessment map for said main efanen
SeAttE Hf tIt1ttiltSet tttst7 ft- ~ 49,
both Inclusive ana Sa4 so sn5 both inclusis
And shat in accordance with the provisions
Of the Act above cited the i1h day 81 FeNFar
IhA5s,ber III The city Hail are Hsrshy hxed aS
the time and place when and where ne RparN
81 street ana Water Nomsn3 ssipnere Mil satee
IA Hear c8Nzidef and aAjuelFNte upeR al OBJ
3ettions to the cni,1irSnatian OF said fnai SsseSs
msnt map aisd report tfst may p arsseases p
wfltfnss II
so'n''' ''ss'''''7' & nEo. Il BoIrQS
Dated Jersey CITY January 81 lsoA
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-25
Eelnsoo's Naz Theare.

In acquiring the lease Of theatre in
New York. David BeIasco realizes a long
cherished ambition The new house, which
VIII be known as Belasco's Theatre Re-
public Is destined as Q. home for Mrs.
Carter and the great productions in which
this eminent actress will be seen. David
Deiasco's other stars David Warfield and
Hlanche Bates. will also play their New
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-25
New York.@ Excise Mudd1e

lows able and temperate reply to Dr. Parkus
approval and sympathy from th0ushO mem m
tare can be little hope the tua
unlike the case OF the ieso
object What happens on such an oecaanF New
yorkl between impomibfiies
II 0 Sunday closing law
Sunday closing law off the statute books
$
Can anything but tmOralc be expected?
Mayor conditions and
Partridge help bribery
time prevalent they ever were in Tam
many
District Attorney Jerome says Roevt efforts
breaches Of it went up
this have been
due to an effort rigid that
moes that only disordery PAGES
suppress Paehma the
hope that he right
but commons ellis US e /
violation of the law? When
the judge of when has
folly talk of distinctions
All shows that in three months the police captain ana
permit etay open may
pulled And this means as general
proposition $40 Sunday There may be an angel or two with gold e on
collar notm
we you say the men who approached
captains and protect them
i?
let US see how works Your oonkeeper
Sunday but Captain Loot won't let
you to make il all right for me-
4 il Partidg to sayg
IAN Ae can say just this aay man
end
indicted confession The Mayor
has promised that wherever his atn0nwh'eh the same s
violations of the law he VIII see that 1t IS nsy en-
forced Al promised in the way of liberation that he VIII not s OUT
the Who'll focetoa Tor yioatio
winls
on breaks tiny cor
ded all the same
reute organized perjury
the top OF
In word Tapsi doomedm man. He
He be lucky he las
the evils come in the city
- New York i to be found in the hypocrisy the Republican party
the ignorant
all blame for the dis
ode But him. rational mod
he defined MS
atttu > Of reasonable expectation
doubt that OF
vii
public just
a. they before pr
arkhu made
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-25
Carbon Theafre.

"The Bostonians' will present De Ko-
ven and Smiths new opera, Maid Mar
ian " sequal to "Ilobin Hood, at the
Garden Theatre in New York, beginning
rext Monday evening, the 9th inst.
In his score for Maid Marian De
Koven has returned to legitimate musical
ferns and has evolved compositions
v h1cn are types Of true opera comique
The character Of the opera is widely di-
vergent from the trivial musical comedies
which have attained such vogue in the
last few years, and while the music is
graceful and melodious, the treatment Of
it is in full keeping with the best canons
CT art AS in Robin Hood there are
many melodies in the shape Of simple ball
lads and concerted numbers following the
Old English glee. and the waltz rhythm
is also kept well in the foreground. A
very dramatic and dignified finale is att
tanned in the CLIMAX of the second act,
where the war song of the Crusaders IS
oounterpointed against the battle hymn of
the Saracens. This music, while charac-
teristic is rich in tortal effects. The
coriposer deserves exceptional praise lor
the music of THE Snake Charmer .
Song for soprano and chorus, and the
ballad for contralto, entitled Tell Me
Again, Sweetheart
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-25
CHANGE o. LII Z
Some Sensible Advice to Women by
Mrs. e. Sailer,
President German Relief Association, Los Angeles,

Owing to modern methods living thousand
annoying and sometimes painful symptoms
dreadful hot flashes sending
seems ready to burst and the faint feeling that oo with
dangerous trouble The crying for The
pound prepared meet the needs of this trying
peod life and all who use it through this trying period
with comfort
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-25
CORPORATION NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given that on the s1st day
of December, 1901. the Commissioners OF As
sessment fled in the office Of the Clerk Of tee
Board of Street and Water Commissioners thatr
final assessment map and report for the
OPENING AND EXTENSION OF MeADoo
AVENUE,
between Rose avenue and Rutgers avenue; also
for the Improvement OF McAd00 avenue. BE-
tween Old Bergen Road and Rutgers avenue.
sented to said Board on the 22d day OF May,
1900 and conformably to the provisions q
is now open to public inspection in the office
of the Clerk Of said Board
And notice is also given that the following
streets or avenues or particular sections thereof
are included in said assessment. namely
McADOO AVENUE,
from Rutgers avenue to Hudson Boulevard.
OLD BERGEN ROAD,
point s4.02 feet north and 1858 feet so5tn
thereof, and on the west side from McAaoo
avenue to Psstinsz PstzsI q fss5 svtS sSqfR thereof
formerly Henry place.. from McAdoo avenue
to go feet north thereof
from McAdoo avenue TO a point on the east
side. 2ss.s7 feet aud on the west side ss5 feet
PARNELL PLACE.
ROSE AVENUE
from It's northerly terminus 70 a point the
east side 262 feet. and on the west side $50
feet south Of McAdoo avenue.
RUTGERS AVENUE,
from point 125 feet north Of Chapel avenue
d9rmerly Earle strseO 10 a point 100 feet south
CHAPEL AVENUE,
from Rutgers avenue 70 a point 175 feet east
OF Ludlow street
SHEFFIELD STREET,
from Rutgers avenue to a point 175 feet east
OF Ludlow street
And that in accordance with the provisions
of the Act above cited the 4th day Of Febru-
ary. 1892. at 2 O'Clock P. NJ and the Asze-aoly
Chamber OF the City Hall are hereby fixed "a
the time and place when and where the seard
Of Street and Water Commissioners Will naesf
10 hear, consider and adjudicate upon ali cb-
jections to the confirmation Of said finai assess
ment map and report that may be presented II
By order of the Board Of Street ana water
GEO. T. BoUToN.
Clerk.
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-25
Dryden and Grigg $.


inclined the
Morgan syndicate. he became
representative Of the people and
Moth attorney of trans-c
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-25
Board of Finance Interferenee.

but 10 Il again mis-
tsk1ng it, the city
Of them t Evening Journal o
yesterday before / contract
rbe Boards reasonably apps only o the
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-25
The School No. IL Job.


Club.
faithful land that thinks The present ad
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-25
Mr.. McEwans New Boom.

the office
ever he
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-25
Mr.. HOWARD Hal |

difficult role of Mercedes in Monte Cris-
to. James O'Neill, Jr., son Of the star, is
theAlbert de Morcerf OF the piece. This
is his first season on the stage, and 1t IS
said that he has given promise of talent.
oiher members of the large cast are
warren Conan. W. ]. Dixon. Claude Gil
bert, Joseph Slaytor, Edward Lally, Ed
ward Thomas. Mark Ellsworth, Kate
Irlf tcher and Virginia Keating. The Sub
sid.ary company numbers rs people
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-25

Ready Cash Loaned Privately.
IF YOU CAN'T CALL. on Furniture and
WE WILL all kinds or
CALL ON YOU. household goods
------------ You can pay 1t
back to suit your convenience. If you
owe your furniture dealer, we viii pay. Il
off and advance you more money. Ma
ffonai Loan Co., No. 81 Newark avenue
Jersey City. Tel. q.
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-25
The Criterion Tl,eatre.

G.roux, Maude stover. Lillian Wright,
Maizie Oliver.
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-25
MEETTNGG

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF ARLINc-
ton Cemetery Association for the elee-
tion OF Trustees will be held at the ofE.cs
OF the Association, No. 239 Washington
street. Jersey City, on Monday, January
q, 1902, at eleven o'clock A. NJ.
H F. TORREY. Treasurer