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'ROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR LAYING CEMENT SIDE
WALKS n THE DISTRICT OF COLUNRA-
Office OF the Commissioners D. c.. Washington,
July %. IgG2-SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be
received at this Office until l. O'CLOCK NOON,
AUGUST s. 1902 Tor laying Cement
Sidewalks in the District Of Coiumbia Blank
forlas of proposals. specifications and all neces-
s3ry Information may be obtained at the Office
OF the Engineer Commissioner, ID. c. i. B. r
MCFARLAND JOHN " ROSS JOHN BID
DIE Co1n1uisstouere D. @ jy25-6t-exSu
s. Department Of Agriculture,
Office Of the Secretary, Washington, q. g.,
July II. IGg2--Seaied proposals y-Ill be received
at the Office Of the Discussing CLERK until
p. NJ. THURSDAY, JULY 81. 1902. for the
erection OF d brick warehouse and office build
ing on the grounds OF the Department OF
Agriculture Tie plans and specifications may
De seen between tae hours ot Q a. n. and (
p. ~. 10 the Office Of the Chief Of the Bureau
of Plant Industry Bids must l. inclcsed in
sealed envelopes. addressed t. the Secretary OF
Agriculture and is.4rsed Proposals for brick
warehouse. JAMES WILSON, Secretary
or THE INTERIOR, Washing
ton. July u. Is52-Sealed proposals VIII De
received at this Department until ? O'CLOCK
p. ". THURSDAY July 81. 1872 for Etho-
graphing and printing the General Land Otics
map OF the United states for 1862 The right
Is reserved TO reject any auG all bios. SPeci-
iiCati0ls Tor the WgTs. with form Of proposals,
may be had or application All bidders are
invited to be present At the opening. THOS.
RYAN, Acting Secretary Iyl9.2225,29
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Through trains from the South arrive Wash
fuzton 6.42 a. n. 6.52 a. n. 10 a. n, e.45
a m 200 p. m, g:I5 p II, and $50 P II
daily Locgl trains from HsTrlsonburg, u-3I a.
n week days and $50 p daily From
CharlottesvilIe, SIS q. N and 9:s0 ?. n. daily
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DR.. LEATHERMAN,

Expert Specialist in cure Of all acute anu
rbronic ailments Complaints OF the digestive
o-gans nervous and blood disorders quickiy
cured
Consultation freq COZ St, NV.
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rpar,,s on RIrEY0yr BRANCH.

Leave Washington, week days, $40 a IL,
100 p. H., 4.95 p. r., 4-z3 p. n, and SIS
.. N Latter TO Lee55uTg only. SUNDAYS only.
g.01 AID go d n, and 6:25 p. n for
Bluemout-
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IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
or COLI NBIA-JANES D. MCBRIDE IS
ALICE Z. MCBRIDE No 23052 Equity
Docket No -
The object Of this suit S 10 obtain an a5zO-
Iyto divorce upon the ground Of aesertion io-
re than two years Unintcrruptedy next pre-
cer,sle the fling Of this suit
On motion Of the complainant. it is this Eth
- Of July, = D. 1907 ordered that The de-
ieldaut cause her appearance 20 be entered
hereiT on OF before the fortitth day. exclusive
Of Sundays and legal holidays occurring aftc-
re day Of the first publication Of this order
otherwise the cause Will be proceeded with
as in case OF default
By tke court:
(Scal.J E F. BINGHAM. Justice
True coUy-Test:
J. R YOUNG CLERK.
BY R. }. NEIGs, Jr., Assistant Clerk.
p 4 BOWEN JB-,
PHILIP TINDsLL.
COMPLIMENTS Attorneys ISIS, z5-auI
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FOREIGN Mills


WASHINGTON, D. c.. PosTGFFICE NOTICE
Should be read daily, as changes may occur at
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are dispatched to the ports
Of sailing daily, and the schedule Of closinSs
is arranged on the presumption Of their IN
interrupted overland transit For the week
ending July &c, 1892, the last connecting closes
viii be made from the MAIN OFFICE as fol
lows:
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Tickets sleeping car reservations and de-
tailed information can be had az ticket Offices,
7O5 18th St. 81 Pennsylvania I've. and Penn
sylvania Station Baggage checked through
from hotels and residences
Phone Main 1l4I, P. 4. R. Cab Service
G II. ACEERT. General Manager.
r. HAI1EfCS General Pss'r Agent
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FOR SALE-H0USES.

FOR sAEE-We have number Of bargains in
northeast. from =, 200 upward; good location;
easy terms FUSS Z CO., G97 18th St NV
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
LUMBIA- HOLDING : PROBATE COURT
No. 1877, Administration
This Is to give notice that the subscriber. Of
the District al Columbia, has obtained from
the Probate Court Of the District Of Coluiubis
letters Of administration the estate Of James
Mark. late of the District Of Columbia de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit the sane,
with the vouchers thereof, legally authenti-
Gated. 70 the subscriber on or before the
18th DAY OF APRIL, \. d. 1903. otherwise
they may by Jaw be excluded from all benefit
Of said estate
Given under my hand this 18th day Of July,
1902 p \ BOWEN, Jr-,
14I0 G Street northwest
Attest: JOHN r ROJZER,
Deputy Register Of wills for the District
OF Columbia; Clerk Of the Probate Court.
PHILIP TINDALL, Attorney. iyIs,2j-auI
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RY.'S
CALIFORNIA TOURS.

First-cIass stop-over tickets on sale at stated
periods al . rate less than one fare for the
round TIP Apply for descriptive booklets and
detailed information. 1923 Pennsylvania Avenue
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-Pretty country place, IS acres.
near Silver Springs; 7-room dwelling large
eutbuildnss; laKn. shade. fruit; ~ miles north
Of city Apply IC26 New jersey ave. NV. H25-9
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FOR RENT-H0USES.

FOR BENT-Siz-rocm brick hall, large closets,
kitchen dresser. H.te bath, modern improve
ments: IN perfect order; $3.50 per month
Apply next door, owner, g0I Florida ave NV
e25-3
FOR BENT-Only 500: s-siory house 2lg 9th
IT. ne; near Mas ave. and TWO car lines; ker
Atlantic Building e24-3
FOR RENT-ISI2 Emerson St ne. Groom
house; all modern improvements good c0ndi-
t0ni near Two car lines 81. Apply 4th ST.
ne. e2S-3
FOX RENT-sg5 ID St Sc; SIX room brick;
thoroughly overhaUleG, paPereG, painted; good
as new sIo.s9. GEO. Il. HILL. 6l5 I8th st nv
moo
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NOTICES.

N THE SUPREME COURT or THE DIS
TRICT OF CoLJMBIA-JAA.ES F. BAR
BUUR IS. JNENOWN HEIRS AT LAW.
Al.iENEES AND DEE ISEES OF JACuBj>
NERSON Deceased. No. 2al5t- In Equity
The object Of this suit Is TO establish 81
record the title Of complainant TO subdivision
lots six 90 10 twenty CO., inclusive ~ square
three hundred and tWeHty-siT 1920. in the Clty
of Washington in this District, and 60 eujglu
the Defendants from asserting title thereto or
motion Of the complainant, by George Francis
Williams. bis solicitor il Is this 18Th DAY
OF July. y D. I,G3 ordered that the de-
PENDANTS cause their appearance 20 be entered
herein on OF before the first rule say occur
ring three months after the day Of the first
publication Of this order, otherwise the caJsa
viii be proceeded with DIS in ease of default
tSeal) \. 3. HAGNER. Associate Justice
True Copy-Tcst:
J. x. YOUNG, Clerk.
BY J. ". LATIAIER, Asst. Clerk
iy25. 3l-au7, 2I-sc4.lI
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STORAGE

WHY PAY $50 for storage When we store for
75c? UNITED STATES STORAGE COMPANY.
40 10Th s.. Ia m2SS
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MME. THO,
Card Reader. Palmist Medium. Removes spells
reunites the separated, gives luck. German
spoken. 929 II st. NV 25c, SOC. mss
- w0rkingman should have good vacation and
the only way he can have one IS TO save hLs
money THAT'S what he does) when he buys
suIt OF clothes from US that IS equaled Us
none new or old. We have them worn but lii
tie and at prices most reasonable JUSTH'S OLD
STAND 60 ID ST ell
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For Philadelphia, New York, and ths
EasE

Express $50 Dining C1EJ, 700 Dining CsT)s
81 Dining Car, ssiO (DIHIBS Cs-E)s 9.V9s
1910 tDnlAE Car), IO-Z5. AID II.OJ DINING
CaF tom y llIllIlsjonj j. IL, l@-13, S-L2s =.SV
DINING Car from BsitlInoze), 6s5o, ao-o7 = ~
L 10 night. On SulcGls, $50 DINING CaFls
60 {Dlaln- Car, 80 dining CaEj- SIG
tDInIns UaTjs g.95, Io-25, Q-UJ Ginning Cas
nom WiiuiuEtonl l. a.. lz.l5y 5.15, az
lLlRias IL floEl Bait-IlcreJ, &c. lO-o0 4 A-s
lz.Ig nIsHt
For Phll4s.elpHla only, Express, 7:45 A. Ne
L 10 z = week Gays z.0I, ~z.los AID $50 =
N daily.
csys AID 80 +. II daily
Fox Baltimore. $50. 80. 6-I5, 90, T:4S. I;S9s
1911, sic, 900, 1Jsgl, t9:@5, kes59s 1l71 n
Il, z-15- lZ:s5, 10, u.s. 2-0ls BID, $50
(4,O] Limitcdl, 40. 40, 4.S5, $50, go
G.I5- 80, 10, IS, 1000, 1910, Has ?, Ny
AMI 1870 night. On sundays $50, 20, s5ts
l,5', $40 $50, eos lu-%3, ls-SJs L.ot y
b., 1Z.I5, lis, 2.JI, 3.I5, $50 (4.O0 LiHItedls
40 40 $50 go. Gle, go, I-l5, I-Aar
1000. 1910 P. ~. and Rsl0 night.
Fer Pope'5 Greek Line, 7:z5 i. Z. and 1888 p
u. Sees days Sundays 200 4,
Fer Annapolis, 100 a y, lZ;l and 40 Z.
Seashore Connections.
ATLANTIC CITY sPECIAL,'' IN P. Il
weekdays. Sodd vestzDaIe train, PcilEasn BGi-
feI PaIlcr Cars and CO4cnes through 70 Alan"
ia Delaware River Bridge, only aH-Ean r0uts.
moo a. u, 40 2 81. and E-l9 night
daily. l2:45 p II weekdays
"a Marset Street Wharf, 200 Saturday oaly1s
IO.0g and Il 90 B. L., 1915 ?, u weekdays
IZ:t0 1uEht- Caily Iz-I5 2. 81. Sundays only
For Cape Nay, IO.00 - n. 12.i5 and 2-i5 2.
NJ vee1- days, 1--.6 night, Gaily.
For Asbt5ry Pzrk, ocean Grove, and Long
Branch. l2:I0 night, dzily, $40. Hoo A Il.
and I2.s5 2. T. weekdays
Ticket oficcs, corner Fifteenth an g Streets,
and at the station, sixth and s-FeeIs, N4sfs
or,fers can be LEFT fer me checking q baggage
to destination trcIa hotels and resldeBces-
TeIeuhone call Isl fOT pennsylvania Rail'
road Cab ServI-e- -.
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iy-,s-ei Eanage-. General PASSENGER AEeAE
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IF YOU ARE GOING To PUT
q q - money II 4 bank you look for the
~ "a - safest Institution; Why not use the
same care when you deposit your
valuables for loan. We have building and
safes made for that purpose. All business
absolutely confidential Money Ioaaed on
watches, diamonds, jewelTy, etc Interest al
three per cent instead Of ten.
H. 4. FULToS'S LOAN OFFICE.
Established 1870 81 Ninth Street nv.
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FOR sALE-BICYCLES.
BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR sALE-Three fox terrier no
5sth st, u8. mss
BELGIAN iares and guinea pigs q pair W;
ji-st the stock for boys 10 breed duFiag yacs-
tiun, We have also white mice and pigeons
sCHSTD'S BIRD STORE ~ 18th ST. NV. eIstt
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-s22 IIth ST ne: . rooms and
bath, porcelain rub; Just papered; = very
desirable fat; summer price, SI1- B. r SAUL,
7th and L sts. ~ MSS
FOR PENT-F3-s Ct rooms furnished: heat.
gas, bah; light housekeeping permitted terms
reasonable. so Sth s.. nw. Gag
FOR Rs-NT-Flat Of three rooms, bath, and
cellar, at 5555 Center ST., Mount Pleasant; only
$3.50 JOHN T. KNOTT, SIS T ST m2f3
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STUART ROBSON AND COMPANY.
. seoesaoaa Q > . 9 ooee aeaeaaeeeeo.

commonly supposed, Davidson IN his
biography of Dumas lately published,
gives convincing exposition Of this fact.
He points out that Dumas Ia his many
MAYS Invented large percentage Of tho
great situations which may he discovered
In dramas since hts time Dumas once
astouished raris by labelling one Of Ills
plays as being "eatra historic This
phrase gave The wits % fine opportunity "r
be diaplay " their abilities and served
10 Get ell topcuos "a vagginE Ths was
doubtless what tre willy Alexander had
counted upor l,r IKE Usl Caluc. pos
scss"d In romarhable degree th" ability
Of stirring up o seothinc discussion WITH
IT'S resultant prodt Hall Caine might very
we'll have labelled his new drama "Thc
Eternal CITY, extra dramatic and had
he done SO he would have been Wen within
tho fact: hut instead Of resortiug tn a
phrase tho MauNmnn went farther aheid
and discovered larger game In THE
! Eternal city there rs such a wealth %
! novelty. I'm the way ~ incident aud situa
ton, that HAN Cninc was able 10 ~cst
content. knowing full we'll that play built
upcn 80 ample q foundation was iu no
need OF catch-phrase 10 attract and hoId
/ the pubhca attention Mr. Game proved
| With his Tho Christian that he was fully
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Not long ago Richard Golden. who IS the
star IN Foxy CUTLER stepped into res
taurant and called the proprietcr's alton
tton to sign he had displayed outside
which read. "Schooners cents
THAT is against the law, demonstrated
Golden, and YOU are liable to arrest
How 500!
because 1t Is forbidden by the Bible
ia serve two masters
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DUMAS INFLUENCE ~ THE DRAMA
Alexander Dumas. who Is mainly regard
cd as writer n romance, had larger
inhucuce on tho modern drama than /,
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| In course Of little argument the other
| night cue of party NJ Nat Goodwin's
| friends turned on the comedian and made
the statement that he was willing TO bet a
case or wine on his side Of the proposition
under discussion. Goodwin smiled cleared
| his throat, and then said
81 once know fellow who made bet
/ like that and won. lie ordered the case Of
vino Scut to his room at tho hotel where
lac was staying and FROM that moment he
became rccusc aud traitor TO all the
! good fellows be had ever known. He was
/ out Ia every body who called, never stirred
forth either day or night and for several
days bc had TO all accounts disappeared
| from tic face Of the earth Finally the
! hotel people began 60 he alarmed, but the
man who had been So positive about his In
strnctious that they hesitated about goiu.
Just about this time there was signal
from the umuuciutor ot The room the man
occupied Three bell boys were sent on u
| jump to the room, As they entered tic
mauS room they saw him seated on the
| ioor whtlc an about him were empty wiuc
| huttirs. The man looked M, made mystic
signal, placing his hand far above his head
aud describing three circles in the air, aud
then Ia faint voice. he said:
shay. win you fcllcrs pcash shend for
/ a snake CharmcrT
since that sad DAY" concluded Good
win, have quit making wasers with cases
And the comedians friends departed from
MS presence with heads bowed and mist
/ tn their eyes.
Here "a some small gossip ~ the rla'to:
The Glgl with the Grcen Dyes VIII be-
produced at tho Savoy thouter December
-. with Clara Boodsood as the star Nan.
! Hscrs red Berger and David Bolasco mr.. In
produce THE little Pilgrims" e. new
| trama hy Martha Morton nt the Bcins.o
theaier following the run ~ "Tho nlrltpc
81 lhc Gods Richard Mansfield NAV p,
/ vhe "Bcaucaire" before the close 81 Ms On
easement 90 the Herald square thcater
| virginia Earle has h2en engaged 20 replace
/ lulu CHASER 90 tha star o. the polly var
den company Mm. Wynne Wtnslov, q 81
! Louis society % woman is appesrius an
heiths this week she le said 10 have =
eco'hlnE effect on The patrons 81 that ths
alter, Airs. WLnslON. IA vocalist chauu.
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acquainted with what the public desired I'm
the way of extra dramatic fare, and ia
Miss Viola Aliens extraordinary receipts
with his new play. Tho Eternal city, he
again demonstrated his ability TO please and
satisfy the popular taste
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lrreer,ont r.ln,der a.. A. ,rnak.
io' W
Tuesday, matinee ana night Kate Cla'-
ton In "The Two Orphans
"Wednesday. matinee and night, The
80,
Hack Pattl lrouoadouIs'
Thursday, Christmas matinee and night
stuart Robson in uTbc Comedy Of Errors Z"
,r~,, -, ann. ,.,ua-. r,.,st,,,.s.e, -
hnus' uisuf NV '''"se
~
Knto Clarion will appcsr ct the opera
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rLAsHEs oN rHE srAGE.

Recently Margaret May, who is success
fully starring In winchester related suric
OF her experiences In tho South. one night
after playing In "Ohello" i'm a Southern
town She loft the thcatcr and Sauntcrcd
down the street In the wake ot q party u
negro theater socrs,
"IIow did you llkc dat air play. Mrs
Iohuslng" asked ono portly black OF his
Il liked il right well, but didn't seem to
care Tor dat scene where dat colured gem.
mum Kills Mrs uthcllo, was the rcply.
81 can declare DAT I liked dat iuysulf
hut she might have stuck to soluc one of
her own color, We Colorcd to6s dun git
DC worst 9t II enough Nif"nt habbin cur
"'lbat,' says Miss May, "is the most orig
ilal criticism that ! have ever hcurd On
'othello'.'
couple Of summers ago Thomas Jcbcr-
SOU, who is starring In "Iip Van Wtnklc."
spent several weeks la a small village. Dur
Ing a walk one morning he came across a
get an axe Trlsbmau painting fence 1t
WIS a warm lazy day, but The son ~ Erin
WAS painting M terrible rate of speed Mr.
Jefferson. with true American curiosity a4
10 why this particular fence should br
paiuted In such hurry, stopped aud asked
the reason Scarcely looking m the Irish
man replied; sure am don't OF have Ia lee
In q hurry whip me puiut rs afthCr cNcu'
out an DIM hair true.
Helen Grsutlcy Is IN New York Embarrassing
THE Girl aud the ludgc, In which She ne
aumcs her starring tour Monday. December
80, taking the part which has becu su sue
cessfully acted by Annie Russell Miss
Grantley Is one Of the bsudsomest women
on the American stage, IS posaessSd or q
beautiful face an % usually attractive az
IRE aud d graceful etnrc presence Vht,
coupled With musical and expressive voice
atg nor 10 Hui almost any rolc with .urSo,s
Nf..ts. Ian ~. lslase .s.gn
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pies e99anl s,i Sl?od Balm "a, 9. g. IS
tested Il, thrtr' ys,r, tate Thoroughly
neTs s,5 ,nsredients. strenethens rs 81 tgre
compets SSgsS stomaehs cures d EsSs sia
sample q 'sfR' .s &c Win Win each bottle
9n5 writing Blooi Rain ps6mphiiet sent free
reiieoi ,sE g9et trouble and sner5si' "a "a,
IN sealed letter. 'N' fsaF eass' also sent
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. ot,ott in "old Limerick Town plays =
rct,rn engagement In THIS cHy +" wv
TUT. sn accounts the starring tour Of
,lf oaLtcv th,, famous rifle SHOT ~ :"
srrross She IS appearing ~ % u,aui =
liz Ipugdon MrCoi mick rhlcu rs,
crn ,iiri." vhicii is said 70 iurnlsn W. W.
nc opportunity 10 SHOW yer "p'"'s "'
actress aud y sharpshooleI' t.s..s.,,
l,fter ttiis me tIat lhomas deuClSVn'
rho Son OF Joseph Jefferson, Is DOUG w.
itrg., business on the Pnciuc roA.,,. VIZ w y,
Sn Ia rupcprjug In rip van NlnhlC.
VIM. ur jefferson seems to be a W'rt!I
,,,.,.e.or 10 his famous flthor, TIC vs. salp
A. yivc an cvrcad lugh clever lmpcrs 'nalou
or tho immortal llp' 4..,,.t.l ,,,t
War,ubals aud kcmper have dccldelz no
o. LriUr iyuis James aud l'rcdcrick Watde
10 this cltv during The present season lne
tragediaus are doing n land orire business
in tlo South; In fuct. thrs are lurhuG Pee
pie away al nearly every performance %
~, remi'rIable case" is tho title Of o
dram, runniug at tue Nucricnn theater tots
Neek II Is Handsomely produced, c'eycrH
,ndioncea Nancy sykes.
VISITED HAMLETS CASTLE.
I'm a nrlvatc college, in England, some
Wore nearly thirty years ago. there was
4, dreamy eyed youurster. who persisted IN
GO, erinz pieces Of paper With colored draw
lurs and reading Shakespeare. The preco-
.,ouspess NJ the boy was often the cause
~ remark among the English professors
NJ tbe college ana ~ WIS predicted that
tbo lad would either become an artist or
an actor The hey Ia time became hoth'
for he was g. u Sothcrn, who had been
taken 20 England by his father Dun
drcar," sotberp. from his New Orleans
i
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fisbt g1,6 : ~ aiwqya cures when R'G iSa
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"0'aTIo Stood Balm, auarant.od

~ 'NTe oven fh0 v0r-I -
stated eases whore doctor u,ost deep.
g, ioe ana hot springs fail HcspiIs' inedj
s molS Ss' Sod aPd p pains reduces ait S sSc
y changing the entire Thu na rleh, complete
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Blanche Walsh has evidently made the
hit OF her career us Salamnibo In Wager
halls s. Kemper's production Of The Daugh-
ter of Hamllc0r," which is described as
one OF the most sumptuous stuge pageauts
ever made known on the American stage.
The play opens In the gardens Of HamH-
cars palace, showing in one direction the
entrance To the temple Of Ianit and IN an
other the entrance 10 the temple Of Moloch
This is followed by the apartments OF
Salammho A massive ceiling supported by
alahast"r columns aud Greek arches, the
walls Gfapcd with Bahylonian tapestry a
swinging daiS of ivory aud tlronc Of
elephant tu~E>. The thlrd act Is In the
tent of Matho. The barbarian chcftain.
Tho following scene shows the temple OF
Moloch The fnal scene OF the fourth act
pictures The tryst Of Sllammbo aud MRtho
among tho ruins of the temple Of Delos.
, The last act takes place at the outer temple
Of Innit, near Acropoiis Salammbo seat
cd on throne at the top Of the temple
stcpe. among the populacc and rulers NJ
/ Carthage. Is compelled ia watch Matho
tortured by tho mob until finally reaching
the Temple steps, he fails dead ut her feet.
His SuNcrinrs break Salummho's heart. aud
| She expires simultaneously with the unfur-
| luuatr Natho,
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Field skit called "Darktown's Circus
Day the biggest first part hli ever scorGI
~ NJ lns TsI,- ~. that r,ads ia. smart
set in New York. Newport. Saratoga aud
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bo,,, -au ss,.jT,i M srest ToioSies ~
tho camp battlefield and plantations tcu
new Speciality acts hv Black Patti. RuCkCr,
Kcmp tho Hills Thompson, Mack Alien
and The rroubadours' auartettc "a Tes
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and the entire COMPANY. 4 splendid reudl
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"FiN de Madam AucOt." "Gcuevievr d"
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opposite as tho bromio ~ rphcsus to 9
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This similarity 80 appearance roallv IS
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