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Arizona republican., 1902-11-24

Forecast for today:
 Data for "A hours ending p. m. yes terdaV.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-24
News ef Y
 the \ Owp N%A
TEE WEATHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-24
Now is the time

To make your Xmas fruit cake. We have just received d fresh lot of nuts and fruit.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-24

BAND CONCERT.-There was the usual good attendance at the band con cert yesterday afternoon.
 CHANGES OF A YOUNG MAN Rev. C. V. Cowan will address the pu pills of the high school at S:45 this morning. His subject will be The Chances of Young Man."
Arizona republican., 1902-11-24

Maximum temperature, 59; minimum temperature, SS. Average relative humidity, 7S per cent. Total precipitation, 0. Character of the day, part cloudy.
 M. F. BLYSTONE,
 Section Director
Arizona republican., 1902-11-24

GONE TO CLIFTON.-S. J. Holsing- CT, special agent of the Interior depart ment left on last nights train for Cliff ton to inquire into certain claims un- der considera ton at Washington.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-24
Something StyIis h

T We have just received a line of llidgeway's old blue willow ware, dec uration over 1GO years old, just i'm ported from England. You can buy one piece or 100 pieces and always hnatch, at prices of American decor ated ware.
 We have also just received an i'm portation of Havlin China in open stock; one piece or 100 pieces and al ways match, in plain, white or decor ated In the star shape Havhn's lat Est and most beautiful pattern. Call and see our line of China. We won't get mad if you don't buy, and we think cvery woman enjoys looking at nice dishes.
 Watch for our fancy lamp sale. They BIUST GO, and at surprising prices.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-24

Dr. B. I. Price Of Denver, the Oculist will be at the Hotel Adams today only. Those suffering from impaired or de- fective vision should call on him.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-24

For Rent-Two elegant office rooms in 2d story Nicholson building. Apply to Nicholson, the tailor, or to N. A. Morford, room C. same building.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-24

Wigg-I hear he is going in for liter ature. Wagg-Oh, no. Hes writing historical novels.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-24

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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-11-15

If you are in need of Blankets
listen to what we have to say to
You ON this subject. We say we
give you more for your money
than any House in America.
Grey Double Blankets, lOx44
size, 45c
Grey Double Blankets. extra
large, S5c
Grey Travel Blankets lOx4 2. SO.
Grey Penn Railroad Blankets
liza, $50. 2Cel @&A G
White 10x4 Pasadena Wool
Blankets, $50. ~
T White lOx4 Alvadua Blankets,
800.
$50 White Colonial Blankets,
500. -
$50. s#E8 l49Ef
1000 White Swansdown, s7.Oa.
11.00 White Majestic 12x4 $50.
500 kei, all wool, Blankets,
for 450.
$50 Red, all wool, Blankets
for 500.
High Grade California Blankets
from 1000 up to 1000, per pair.
Read what we say about Bed
Comforts.
S1.0O Bed Comforts for 75c.
L5O =. forT1 90
s.% Ito ~. 6 for LA
800 . for 200
30 g . for 1.50
$50 . z for 2. 80
800 /" g for 90
All of these are filled with the
finest snow flake cotton.
SO 90 Finest Down Comfort, $50
900 's @ - 600 T
To 90 g 100
u 90 81 $50
so All Silk covered Down Com.
fort for $13 80.
$500 All silk covered Down
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-11-15

Comfort for 1900.
We have more Comfort than
| you have ever seen IN any store in
this country.
White Bed Spreads.
81. so Fringe Bed Spreads, 100.
2.25 - i" {" 1.5O.
800 :" (" 1" 200
$50 M"issilles Fringed Bed
i Spreads for 800.
100 White Bed Spreads slight
| ly solled for 55c.
! l. 50 White Bed Spreads for 100
z 90 - " '' 1875
. 20 Marsaellis g " 1.5O
$50" " . i" 200
Bleached Bod Sheets ready for
use 4oc.
Larger Blsached Sheets read
for use 45c.
Extra large bleached bed sheets
ready for n-e for Soc.
BEST quallty bed Sheets ready
for use 81 1-2c.
Extra Heavy Bed Sheets ready
for use, 75c.
Pillow cases 10c per piece.
Henstitched Pillow Cases 12-
1-2 per piece.
TAILOR MADE SUITS. We
say with po>itiveness that can
not he dellled that we are SELLING
Tailor Made Sui is cheaper and
better than any house in any sec.
tion Of the country.
{ Tailor Made Suits for which
others ask $500 we are selling
ut $1,000.
Tailor made Suits for which
others ask 2O,00, we are selling at
$1,000.
Tailor made Suits that others
sell for S35 90, all silk lined we
sell At S25. 90
Walking Suits which others sell
at $500, we sell for $3.50.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-11-15


Why do they call it the ST.
of the Sunny Souths Because
it brings sunshine to eysry.
home when the people buy thsi,
goods at a correct price. Wal
are the largest distributors il
this business like commune,
and we owe our rapid grown
to the people of this section i
the country.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-11-15

Silk Shirt Waists slightly soilcd
In white and colors worth 6 90 10
1000 we will sell at $50 for this
sale No approvals.
Fleece Lined Plques cheaper
than you have ever seen this class
of goods.
Fleece Lined Piques at 25c, 3oc,
c, S5c, 45c, SOC and Coo, as good
as others sell at 75c.
YARD WIDE rAfrETAslLk AT Csc.
I.15 quality of yard wide Black
Taffeta Silk at 9Oc.
1.25 quality of ward wide Black !.
Taffeta Silk at 100.
Guaranteed yard wide Taffeta
Silk worth l.5o at this sale 115.
All our best colored Tafeta
Silks worth 75c, S5c, and 95c, will
be sold at 69c.
All our Plaid Shirt Waists, silks al
ways sold at $1.Oo will be sold at this
sale for 81 1-2c.
We will talk Hankerchiefs and En-
oroiperies to you. The largest stock
and cheaper than you have ever seen
these goods in any house in the South.
Underwear for Ladies' and Children
cheaper and better than you have ever
seen these goods.
Doc Vests and Pants 81 l-2c.
75c Vest and Pants SOC.
Les Vest and Pants 75c
Childs Under suits 25c
Mems underwear cheaper and better
nan yo- ever bought for the mo ney
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-11-15
SILK SHIRT WAISTS,

Larger variety, better sty les and
cheaper for the quality than YOU
have ever seen this class of goods.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-11-15

Appealing to nothing bat the
finer feelings of tbepeopie and CIV
ing every person ado'Iars worth
for u dollar, tact may lie ever so
pleasing, but when ono gives
any subject a sober considera.
ton, they do not feel disposed |
to pay FOR tact. Wetry t. give |
the people honest values and |
honest goods.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-22

will have it's inaugural honors In this
city with Bobby Manchesters big double
show, the New York Stars, extravaganza
vaudeville and the Tammany Tigers bur-
lesquers There are 30 OF them, and each
time they flash upon the stage there Is n
new wealth of costumes. The big double
show is acknowledged the leader OF them
all i'm buresque.
An all star olio OF vaudeville Is intro
duced between two merry burlettas. The
famous beauty show chorus girls are re-
tanned and as a picture of graceful pam
Drama Of spectacular splendor IL is high
among the achievements of the stage.
Just glace over the appended list OF high
class vaudeville top-liners:
Jack Burke and VIII McEvoy, cele-
brated boxers Carlin and Brown, the
happy Germans; Mclntire and Rice nov
city comedy act: the Checkers, champion
baton twirlers OF the world; George Cum
ningham the dashing coincidence; the
Gold Dancing eight: La Belle Parson,
the sweet singer; Belle Hathaway's ia
nous captain Jinks OF the Horse Ma
r.nes" an extraordinary monkey who
thinks talks. eats like man and wears
clothes, in conjunction with her mann
moth troupe of highly trained monkeys
and babboons also a buck and wing
dancing contest with a $1,000 challenge.
nobody barred-introducing ''rhe Stars
own champions. just 60 make the contest
the more excitable and interesting
Week following, the Blue Bloods."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-22
NEW PARK THEATRE.

Although one Of the most popular Of
plays. rip Van Winkle" is seldom seen.
for the reason that for a number OF years
the character has beer almost solely iden-
titled in the public mind with one player
IL Is common property, a number Of
differing versions of the story having
been made, and more than one player has
made something OF a reputation In IT,
For the last 1G years, Robert McWade
player Of some prominence a decade
or more ago, has been playing his own
version OF the piece. Mr.. McWade has
been much away from this country I'm
the last few years, having played three
years engagement In Australia. and hav-
ing been more prominent as an author
than as player for portion OF that
time He has started on an eight weeks
tour with his greatest success, and will
play Rip Van Wrinkle, at the New Park
theatre next week, for the first time. Il Is
announced, IN this city at popular prices
There is a peculiar charm about Wash
ington lrvings picturesque vagabond of
the Catskills. The author made him a
lovabe character for he says he was be-
loved by Fall good wives OF the village.
who, as usual with the amiable sex, took
his part In all family sQuabbles The
Children OF the village, too. would shout
with JOY at his approach and not a dog
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-22

ly funny comedians on the vaudeville
stage The latter impersonates thS Omega
OH boy, and Is said 20 arouse the most
hilarious laughter.
clarice Vance is one of the biggest fa-
vorites vaudevillans have, and the APP
pearance of this sweet Southern singer
is always one OF the features OF the vau-
deville season. She Will ro-appear I'm an
entirely new repertoire OF songs, and will
undoubtedly be warmly greeted Frank
Gardner and Lottie Vincent will be seen
I'm an original musical comedy "A Shat
tered Idol" In which is introduced their
original singing and dancing specialties.
One OF the important numbers OF the
program will be Miss Patter of Patter-
son, the new act 10 be offered by y'Iiines
& Remington. This pair, who are among
the cleverest i'm vaudeville, always have
extremely bright. witty sklts. but their
new vehicle Is said TO be the best thing
they have ever attempted. or that ever
came from the pen OF Miss Remington.
who is well known as a writer OF envia-
bic reputation. Miss Remington is conced-
cd to be one OF the most brilliant women
I'm vaudeville today. and she has never
failed 10 make decided hit wherever she
appears.
The Two Schrodes. will offer an aero
battle comedy speciality, which was the hit
of the bill al Philadelphia during the past
Wtths int btuAltHhdH VI INC team WAS
formerly Of the original three Schrode
brothers. who We're for several years
features with Hanlon's Superba and La
Voyage en- Suisse. Adele PurVis Onri the
dainty little artistic who made such a big
hit here last season, will offer her new
and original spherical serpentine dance
on the revolving globe which IS said 90
be quite the most beautiful and elaborate
Offering she has yet made to the public.
She will be assisted by the clever little
Jap. Little Tsuda, who will juggle with
his usual artistic manner.
Coakley and Huestcd will be seen in
their dancing specialtlos. IN which they
introduce their dancing dog feature
that will delight the little ones. This pair
Is very popular here, and will no doubt
be warmly received.
Homer Mason and company VIII offer
comedy sketch Hooked by Crook" and
the Empire Comedy 4 will offer n vocal
comedy skit. Mile. Latina the beautiful
contortionist; ~ Lawrence the mimic
and story teller; Bcsant and Miller. in "A
Little Bit of Nonsense and the Bio
graph. with all new films. will complete
the bill.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-22

people OF central Indiana about whom
James Whitcomb Riley so loves 90 write
will be shown IN most artistic and life
like manner There is som ethng about
sis Hopkins" which appeals 20 the
heart. one is unconsciously drawn 20
this awkward and clumsy acting girl who
IS made 90 suffer through the greed and
the rascality OF a man who pretends 10
love her for the purpose OF robbing her
OF her property-her little bit or meadow
land which railroad wants And when
she discovers all the deception and dis
honor her eyes are opened 10 the ways OF
the world and she goes TO learn TO be
like other people"
lt Is all so sweet and so natural: and
yet with all the pathos which has made
this play one OF the best liked in the
country there Is none OF IL which Is de-
pressing for the splendid comedy which
pervades the play is used 10 counterbal-
ance the pathetic Incidents. There is moth.
ing funnier anywhere on the stage than
the "snakentine" dance OF isis" at the
boarding school where she goes 10 take
her first lessons I'm being like other peo-
pie. This will be Miss MelVjlle's last sea
son as isis Hopkins" Next year Mr. J
r.. Sterling. under whose direction isis
Hopkins has become one Of the widely
known and successful OF plays. viii send
her out in a new play "A Hoosier Cinder-
ella"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-22
WARREN.

The following new recruits have been
added to the quota OF the Warren Artil-
lery @. Gordin Macdonald. Samuel Old
field. Fred McComb and Archibald Rich.
Jr
Regular church services will be held
In the various churches tomorrow morn
ing and evening.
The choirs Of the various churches are
holding special rehearsals OF Easter mu-
sic
The Kickemuit Grange society conduct
ed we'll attended dance last evening.
James Seymour has been reappointed
superintendent OF highways by the town
council
The building on Main street. purchased
by Charles Sparks, Is being thoroughly
nodded Contractor Spencer Rounds,
OF Bristol has the work I'm charge.
Mrs. Ellen Gray and daughter, Ger
trude. who have been visiting friends I'm
Norwich, Conn. have returned home
again.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-22
PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE.

Endorsed by London engagement that
lasted two years. with a New lork record
OF 10 months OF continuous prcsen "a
tFn and fresh from Ave weeks OF record
smashing business at the Colonial theatre.
Boston, 'Florodora" will be on view at
the Providence Opera House for the week
commencing next Monday evening. There
Will be matinees Wednesday and Satur-
day and the demand for seats thus far
Is sufficient assurance that Providence
has not escaped the "Florodora" fever.
a contsglon that is just now sweeping
the country.
The local production will have the same
people who appeared I'm Boston and every
member or the immense organization
which Fisher and Ryley exploited I'm that
city Will be brought here. The stage set
tings will be identical. as will the cos
tuning. electrical and other effects. and
II matters not what has been here or is
coming this way "Florodora" Will be sure
III cordial greeting. The local orches-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-22

ira will be augmv ated by the addition OF
several expert players brought from
Boston, and the production in every way
VIII be truly metropolitan.
"Florodora' IL the work OF Owen Han.
who wrote the llbretto Of "The Geisha. ="
AN Artists Model" and THE Gaiety
Girl" and Leslie Stuart who had hitheI-
10 never written any music sor stage uses.
bat who has made a ten-Strike with the
catchy melodies with which he surround
ed Mr. Halls story. The double sex
tette, Tell Me. Pretty Maiden" II Want
to be Military Man" The Fellow Who
Might" Tact" Queen of the Philip
pines and Under the Shade or the
Palms., are but a few OF the gems which
were quickly seized upon by people with
a penchant for hummng and whstling
the popular music OF the day and have
been heard at every turn for the past
year and a half
To interpret "F'lordora" Managers John
c. Fisher and Thos. w. Ryley will bring
here a company of 100 people. 1t requires
this number TO properly present the piece
and every one Of the big gathering Is
n regular member. No extras" of any
kind are employed with the exception
of extra musicians, and Of these there
will be enough added TO bring the mem
bership cf the orchestra up TO 20. The
production, In scenery and costumes. Is
been shown i'm this country and repre-
sents a fortune of no inconsideradle pro-
portions
Reading the list of principals are Is
adore Rush, r. Peyton Carter. Maude
Lambert. Sydney Deane, Guelma Baker
James Herman and Frances Tyson Then
there Is the famous double sextette. con-
sisting OF six OF the protest and most
tastefully gowned maldens one could
wish to see and an equal number OF nat
tily attred young men, so that those
who have waited long TO hear, Tell Me.
Pretty Maiden" are quite sure TO join
with the thousands who have already
declared IL TO be the catchest bit heard
on the American stage.
"Florodora" Is I'm two acts and three
scenes. The first shows an imaginary
island I'm the Philippines and the locale
gives abundant scope for handsome ef-
fects I'm costumlng and picturesque stage
setting. The scenes OF the last act show
the exterior and interior OF an old castle
In Wales. thereby affording n contrast
that makes the play vcritable symphony
I'm artistic coloring.
In the costumng tights and all kindred
spectacular accessories have been ia
booed. and the lines, situations and gem
eral business of the play are 80 dignined
and free from any taint OF sugsestlve-
ness the play appeals TO n certain class
OF people who ordinarily pay scant at
tention to the offerings Of the playhouse.
"Florodora" II a great big Jolly enter
talnment. filled 10 repletion with spark
ling music having plenty of good clean
comedy and produced with an elaboration
that is sure to cause II 20 be remembered
for a long time after the engagement
ends
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-22
new EMPIRE THEATRE.

isis Hopkins" entirely new as 10
scenery and equipment and with the big
gest and best company which Miss Rose
Melville. who has made the title charac-
ter famous from one end OF the country
TO the other has ever had supporting her.
will oc the attraction az the Empire the
atre for the week of March e.
II will be "sls Hopkins In "A new dress
and there will be new faces I'm ths com
pany. The story of the lifc OF this sim =
ple-mndcd country girl OF Posey Countyl
Indiana. viii be told this season as 10 has
never been tct. before. and the sweet
simplicity Of the home life OF those quaint
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-22

ful farces. Mr.. Wilmer has an excellent
reputation as an actor as well as a play
wright, and he has a quiet and effective
method that Is said 20 distinguish his
work from the usual comedy methods
employed so often by vaudeville perform
ers. He Will appear with his company in
roaring playlette from his own facile
pen, called "A Thief OF the Night" every
line OF which is said TO be original and
provocative OF unlimited amount OF fun.
The story OF the little sketch hinges up
on young mans mistaking "A trained
nurse for a female burglar Mutual mis-
understandings and ludicrous situations
give rise 10 slde-splitting situations,
which are deftly handled by all players.
This little company and sketch have
been highly praised I'm other cities, and
they are expected TO make a tremendous
triumph here. Another act which cannot
fail 10 be "A feature OF the bill Will be Be
DIM and Arthur who unquestionably
rank at the head OF comedy tugglers Je-
han Bedini Is an exceptionally sklful
Juggler, and does many original feats OF
great difficulty with the utmost ease
while Arthur is one OF the very few real
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-22
KEITH'S NEW THEATRE

A bin that promises TO give thorough
tive is offered by the management Of
kelth's for the coming week. II will be
headed by the clever young author-actor
Mr.. Sidney Wilbur supported by Miss Mil
dred Lawrence and company OF four
other players. Although Mr.. Wilmer will
make his hrst Providence appearance
his name Is familiar 10 local theatrego-
ers on account Of his authorship OF the
screaming farce "A Stranger In a Strange
Lana and several other equally success
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-22

liquor he was struggling under; how the
man led him to the Gmphitheatre where
Hendrick Hudson and his men, who wise
the mountains every 20 years, were play
ing at nine-pins, the rolling of their balls
sounding like peals OF thunder; how Rip
tasted the liquor when no one was looking
and how IT put him into sleep that last
ed ~ years, from which he awoke To ind
his wife dead, his gun rusted at his side,
the war OF the Revolution over and times
changed indeed. are all familiar. yet ever
new. The production will be well staged
and Mr. McWade will be supported. 1t is
claimed, by a most competent company
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-22

would bark az him throughout the neigh
borhOod -
How Rip, fleeing from the wrath of
Dame Van Wrinkle. wandered off into the
Catskill mountains, I'm the good old
colony days, when George III was king.
and how while walking through the
the mountains he met a little old man.
of most unusual appearance. and dressed
in the fashiono OF the old Flemish paintings;
how he FASTENED down the mountain side
10 help the old man TO carry the keg OF