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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-05-08
international Billiard Match.

Followers of professional billiards
have their eyes set on Paris and the
prospective worlds championship event,
which it is expected will soon be
launched there. Reports from the
French capital state that the posters
are already out announcing the tour
ney, with Cure, VignauX, Sutton, Slos-
son, Gibelin and Marva as the entries.
The failure of Schaefer to enter
aroused considerable discussion every
where, and NJ. Bensinger of Chicago,
the real promoter Of the tournament,
arranged for the postponement of the
event in order to give Schaefer a
chance to reconsider the matter.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-05-08
500 Mile interchangeable
Tickets.

The Atlantic & Birmingham
r. R. have placed on sale 500 mile
tickets at rate $3.50, good over
the following lines: Atlantic &
Birmingham; Brunswick & Bir-
mingham; Triton & Northeastern
and Hawkinsvil1e & Florida
Southern.
Parties travelling over these
lines frequently will find it to
their advantage to purchase this
ticket.
They can be obtained of any A.
& B. Agent. 2-13-tf
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-05-08

Mike Murphy, Yale's athletic trainer
has been pleading with Captain Brill
and Hooper, center of Exeter (Mass.)
school football eleven, to go to New
Haven university. 1t was Murphy who
secured Hogan for Yale after he had
taken the Harvard examinations and
fully expected to go to Cambridge.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-05-08
Value of Good Roads.

1t is said that good highway will in
crease the value Of a country place
from 10 to 20 per cent or more. This
rise is permanent and becomes an asset
TO be realized upon. Houses thus 10
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-05-08
DENMARK DRUG CO.
A LETTER OF THANKS.
To OUR PATRONS AND FRIENDS

Having closed out our drug business
to Mr.. John HI. Polhill, we desire to
thank to those who have given us a
liberal and most gratifying patronage,
and take this opportunity of commend
inguto your consideration the new pro-
prietor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Polhill are both reg
istered pharmacists and have had lone
and successful experience in the drug
business.
We heartily commend them to the
good people of Fitzgerald.
Sincerely,
A. II. DENMARK,
= For the Denmark Drug Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-15
aWants Ifavelingls Gard.

The following is a sample of some of
the letters. received by the secretary
bof the Centfad. Ea65fo Onion from PEG.
plees &hd odff not see the necessity Of
t%joining az union iuntilf they got into a
qip ~6Sr su Il wfassiSt sss in ,ofrdeft Y
Dear FfeHd olas1sam We arrived iii
penver wednesday, i8tf ataS pohmf HI. ana
started housskfseRdigg &c next day, we
hay, q Ms nice ISSXe dat on $40 w47TT
street, today me and Louis went oyt
lppktng, fer Work wich Is pot hard to
find here II yql belong to Dc tnIopa,
Iyich LIDO not SO ,Yoqld Ike To ask q
favor from yy9op, IL You cant send me
q Wpyktng CART as q ~Beerhottler cut
get a Job, IN de morping. Now G1 49, .
hope you win not Trsfqse, nov, YOU
cap de it as you have organiset de
Brewery workers Of late, wat eyer de
charges are let me now and ! will send
money immedetly. don't forget, aetraFeli
Ing efTt: s,H9ppbins t0a hear bfr rem SSlqsg
sun, StSs, 1aY4 auItt,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-15
3, Robbed the Grayers

A startling incident is narrated by
John oliver Of philadelphia as follpys:
T was in an agfuh fqnditiono Ny skin
Was, almost yellow eyes supken, toy
,s 81 s Ssslsf ss s s%sPsi %fss' sfSslss y ss ssssss
1dhy BY ayygai Thhhfss 8%hYsalelssnas hhssssss5S
Jss' Electric Bittefs?: Y. my great. ioy;,
the .hrsf bottle made a decided in:
HSgsmsht,e SoSNtinSasd theif use Ifqr
thfs & ysekS 81 era en- 3Si ni9Swgla well man.
Know the$ robhed' the grave OF, an
othst yfttim.." No,one. should fail to
tIy sHste; SnIy qs s9S c EsHhata&' Ss qrF anti q
- hstrpSio Ifs4sa9 yaaout voa :,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-15

been rumored for some time that the
GuggenheindsO ira Contemplating the
purchase of the--Mines compapy's
mines Sats fhhs Valley, MS sven as N
large group of mines At Kingston.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-15
y~HeLieIoVsi NOTtssa

The !BrisiRhl gnxernnasnti has with
draMn 1ttsin oppDBition bnto missionary
WORKS ain stheIT soudaBmod Sc bTo99I DO
ThedRresbyte5iang Evangeltsdci COM
mittseDI ssuedt durihg'a single month
recently ;d7E0d0Ipieoes OF eyangeiistie
III eratlrest nosTeq IeqoTq sdt ton as
Within twelve months the American
Tract sIsociety sIdistrihutedI a,75O, 600
periodicals printed in 1855 different
n ano,,aooo
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-15

n The most .fcompiete1 oAnao elaborate
Huddhista teRple in America isldop be
found nn the pniyersityuob Pemsylva.
niassYasretdro MaxwelhiSnInervile
lectures ON Sundays upon Buddhismuc
The ndAamoadi juhileeg iefsthenAfsth0.
|hlst Protestant denomination has Ibeen
celebrated by tine aannnaiI conference,
jasAi nos session at dPocomoks aoity, Md
The denomination was Sounde in pro.
test iagsinstthe episcopacy IN the par
ehtM Episcopal church, 3Ginl
They question 2ofa sherttnihn OF the
Reformed Presbyterian church with
the Presbyterian church will come up
at iehe general assembly -Uf the iaftef
bpdyam L6s2AngeIes next month! The
Reformed presbyterian Church Is
spiafin blt seeks union with a larger
bpdv Esd Iossoa3G eht eI9dW ,sHsc "
The fehsfobGGs sdfeicaaeaces Of the Small
New dEpglandot towns IL oeausingI COM
siderable, discussion. m Rri Sow. oDibe
says that the seharebesg sheaidj study
the needs and problems of ,houies and
neighborhoods, and invent for them,
as they hspe deHiieo IN lthed cassea f}Hd
Sunday school oil I2sLs bJinI hJfc
THE entire burden q supportifnigg the
Roman Gaaheliel schools sanioag, tkS
Indiapsl sincenthe withdrawal of sovs
mas been borne bys Miss
MaJybHstberne li DTexekl of Rhiiadei-
phia, who Is now a nun. 'Thejsoeiety
for the Preservation Of the Faith has
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-15
QUIT AND CAT.
Some Coffee Tales.

49, SoIuE- S0ICC tdiCSs
41Sho&~a- woman an easy, comfortable
and healthful Waysto improve her eom-
plexion and she ~ naturally, Interested,
Coffee is the one greatest enemy, of
fair women, for In the most Of cases
ft directly afacts the stomach produc.
ing sffgkt, and sometimes great con:
Eestion of the liver a~ndathSrefpr4 pA6S.
Ing the bile to be -AosorBedfintd DE
fSstem inftead of kepg iitb nRtltsl
WAY, The result is q. safloY. muddy
aFtraiAe ofeaissaSesesfotAeoa<-
ferent organs of the body which, In all
too many cases. 'dsyeiop into chronic
diseases.
"A lady speaking of how coffee affect.
ed her says: 'sF was very fond of
eenee Tut wfIffe drinking it was under
the care ofthe doctor NEST of theztine
for liver troubfs, and Vas Sosbefed
to take blue mass a great deal of the
rfnfe:- Ny complexion was bad and /
had a pain in my side steadily, prob
ably in the liver.
"When 4 concluded to quit coffee
and take Postum Food, Coffee l had it
made carefully and from the very first
CUP We likedthe taste oft better than
any of the old coffee.
In a short timeJther balm left smy
side and my friends began to comment
dhs change in -My> oompaexien and
generat+coss.~ have never seen any
thing equal T. he soqaH 90 from
"A young lawyer m Philadelphia
Whose life was almost a
bpgdep from Indigestion and its train
q eyilsgqpit coffee some months ago,
and Began on Postum Food Coffee
HeeaickH recovered ana Is o wen,
strong and cheerful and naturally loud
in his praises ef Postum.
Another frien1 an old gentlemen
OF seventy, napea=, VINO. for
years suffered an one could suRer and
live frnta dyspepsia, and who. some.
timess1otlszSks could eat no bread or
solia844teSF13sa little weak cruel or
nilk( 9pitfepffee upon my recommend.
ati9nS ahdl took up Postum. HeSbegan
10 get better at once. Vow he can eat
rich pastry or whatever he likes and is
pVrtscuse ueiIgHS SIS ssolId mo
by Postum Co., Battle
..vA $4,000 b7s y 5sliI lsh.o
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-15

Disappearing Railroad Composition.
With about a score of men and their
number steadily diminishing -sinsadh
troll OF practically all the railways Of
the nation. the question beobma6sims
2aixsk wsN ,ssPzsupCdIA
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-15
T ARRlvALe.
~ --- ~
I.uAlXagad0:; IN

E. s. living sandf sistef; yfttsburg;
DR.. and Mrs. Holder, Coloraso.skrings
A. A. Grocker, Boston; NJ. J. OBrieni
Rochester; w. G. Reid, Roswell MRS
Geo, W Kirkman, Nebraska; Belle c
Hollinsshead, eif6tnhettsf Sig Neider
berger, chidhg& R 81 fyltehell; Las
Vegas; Mrss II. asRichsrdson, Mrs
O. II. BriggssProvidences 4; .. D
Rodgers Denvert Frank c.. Cox
Wheelfngs W. VA: John E. Liggett
Augusta, Me: Jnos p Wilson, st
Uous; G.. Observation-Disclosures L. s
Nicholson, New York; H. Middleton
Denver; AsI. AivinSston, Carlisle, Pa;
H. NJ, Smith, Edwtn-B Shaw, Las
Vegas: silva Heimann, Cincinnati; D,
W. c. Merriam and wife. Chicago; J,
M. Jacobson Gallup; VII. Miller, P.
e. Giraldi, Denver; Frank E.. Law,
New York; c. b. Allaire and svite, c.
H. Elmend6ffsaSsAp AptAni8s Walter
d. Waisf1,- sam Francisco -As.-6:-Af-
'feo SSfSSsosArLIh aYAA NV
st4rass'i Eyrcpean-ss
Chas. A. Wheelon, Colorado Springs;
C. G. Kaadt, Santa FeJ-Wm. Buckley,
Rato9; Jas. A, Townsend, Kansas
City ". shafpstone,' Chicago; Max
KlafRayeHvers B. Montoya,o BerAaIlflc,
C az HaDer, Santa e9 r.. YcxPsttan-
soRnM4rs.tR R. C. Patterson, Miss Julia
Patterson. Palvadera, N, M; E. Berge.
Ben Savannah, w. G.. Holt San Fran:
ciseo.tss 3 5oE haD9nA baSoa & PC
"aaE2asaas2" 20 owj
Hotel Highland.
E. Rhodes and wife, La Junta; L. A.
Fp sasos .sRAlIIlW a .o5a
M saOGsands Central.
RIM. Muldary, San Narcial. NM
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-15
'GRmpfoyingthe tracks

E fh'kfS 'loSNS
srhe osanta he, Tracks are TO BE BAL.
lasted with Dggfav9ef from fGebfobo Cast.
ward. A, great. deal of Improvement
work has beens. done on this portion 81
tBss'tfaekg daf4fng he past Three yysaaasss.'
Heavier ste@ mas Been laid down as
fast as the old has detefiorated, ana
massfye euIyerts TO better protect the
road! against washouts Rave been
buflt1 IA great numbers. Gravel as ,bai.
lasting, though n9f as good as stone
ef?siag ballast Is Tar better than earth,
batlaStsl II" place, broken stone along
the prairie tgaeks. would cost an enor;
NOUS. amount, jas The. material would
hay. tSc5bPe. hauled long distances. IA .
sSrofHa2 salt rheam, 'erysipelas and
other distressing Taeruptive diseases
yfeld e6afckly dana permanently ltodthe
cleansing, spdfifyaagiupowef 1of 1burr
deck Blood Bsttefa. al oin'bi1s smo9e
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-15

He4,N pam ossstts;S error of you've
q bnttfs 0f Dr. 4nSu1As' Eclectric Oil
Id tSa, house. Instant relief in cases
q bLf1s cuts sprafns. .aeiaents=Of any
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-15
.sbhILLsso Ro MINING 4

Frsm theAAdyeeate:aA is~s7odqsisT
In a mining way Hermosafs loeking
mp, That famous old eamp-mil-sssA
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-15

i WssLN Douglas g s~hoes-tirst spring
shipment t1has enthusiastically hdw'
stytes5ns patent yict,l yteiqktd,l French
ahdnbon pcalfte$3 Rnds "a. 5oas SIMON
STERN, RailtoAd AgenuA OJothiet. cd
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-15
zMsEHEHH6HHRts
Of 'Is66 49,
Mining ca9b 10 0b,edsS
'E'v1tssss4aA6s

THE Citizeh puh6fshed. they day,
brief accoqtt OF ne sheSsiRs and
lling of tsojH ensAt aApts Ritz Grant
unty. ybe fpkrticularsyaye toldsnSthe
blowing attitle taken fpbm thtkHilvsrs
ty IPdependent: Y kkTM
Isanta kltI, N. NJ, April III
imp wigs a Iseene of a double kp4ffg
lFt evetihgI ID which two mehs IN.
dkco Pfrtilp and GUADALUPE Mend9kH
! et thsii dsaths at the hahds- of HE
4 pse, hsputy sherin. TheSmen we're
4 lot while resisting arrest sndLthe cor
d5er's jury returned, aSyerdipt~ exoneF.
Ding the oaiaer from. an blspas
frhe trseedy the dirset5suit Of
te drunken conduct sof khv
F8rtillo ands Mendoza with 4sNo COM
Unions, Manuel Robfero-a1d.sRtiars
Rnzales, had been drinking pfetty.
fleely, and during the day. inS6rder to
aid to their SO called pleasure. secured
a}leaA WA speAt ssserathowsS diving
atout the country. tributary V y&spta7
IRA The wagon and harhess they
borrowed from Mariana .Rfess ard thes
b fses from Julian Esquibal. In the
al ernpunNfhey dyent sto %ffAnwes6hd'
Fl bro and while aassthessvplaHsssyvsre;
WY boisterous in theiI hshAviex, 4isot
Charging guns on more than n occa-
81 n during the essrse ofAtheir ride.
NerfA& tetufne0t SshtA Rig, Mr.,
Il rs learning " tnefr dofngs and THE
I'd Ash treatment which they bad been
giving his outfit, went before Justice
OF the Peace P. J. Howe and swore out
q Wrantsforg their arrest, a About
tho lime this was done the .ms4 Mere.
sedhdnving about the camp add. Jqd8a's
Howe asked Deputy Sheriff Muse to go
with him and make the arrest. When
the officers found the men they were
u%nhitching the horses near the home Of
MrHIslas and here they had ibeenT very |
prSfanei in their talk toward some
ladies who were nearby. @>aH4
Some conyersation took PLACE aethis
point, the substance OF whiehUMas that
the men were to consider themselves
under arrest and to be presepts At the
Justice of the ,psace court h tbedmorn-
ing for trial. Pprtilo and sMsndozo
were ugly N thsirb penaHiqE iana5w were
ordered takap q 1alkl pep4H&omuse
then started ON with the prisoners a
brother OF Portlilo accompanying tnem'
AFTER proceeding ass60ft distance, the
va prisouers refused TO go ahyNfurtn
ef and psetsE spsne" iuf1nS Woch MT.
HOWE relolhed them Afertiiio especl
any &ssMSeoSea to-siHs4troaaiasrana1
Rowe = inc orother 10
p"eliy aAnssiin p,Hf 30 slons WIN
Tue WINS las VII eaklhs
pi'-~ ~ iAcsAp NAG ytssh !nrTY
tue veg g iL99.S4cS
anQsSHep
antle+sAss1 actiotfI by tdnefsnSeft
aIaneSI4ce
Forfiiio TON who
were tryi4tz e2fd MIN @o9Went Tor
muse and aSxhe same.tlme#Mendozo
anne .~1i tne otnsS dteai-
,1ie es-a ~ os.on-M
nieu 'wo u foruiio
anu Ine o'hei
ms anu was ,errisxrue fortiiio
iei oaoA VIII a puile. IN ms and
eieu hau Hs~1
zen sho' nsafH ssekseeea1
asssRQl-lSo shu.qroppea~neaa~~Ine
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-15

y.TtohIng 1hempFrholds were the, npla-
que Of my TfeebbWas almost Wild.
Deans, ointmenticared me quickly and
permsnentlys aftey1 doetars ghad,faileas,,
G. F. Cornwell. Valley street.. sauser,
tissr NoY., sA1sio adi 10 1at-aH, .Sv
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-15

y cs-lW UIp0 tVScfStNto OolLTots
rSat Morton. vice presiQsht Of the
Santa Fee 81 wpuIdy like tet see
all TRANSPORTATION that passes between
two nnaHts hsthe same state, as well
rs interstataS Js6fHc, declared subject
to fededAl sapervtyYn34hdmsae amen
ableit6s The nasto fal cq51fn3SIlea-@epn1
con&fNfok4 pTdsi-
gable streams, and yoI cdhnh bstld
a bridge over n of them wfthcdt a
permit from the government-no mat
fes whst6sr il be . stale ertdt 0dS an
Einterstate bulge. ISbelieve railroads
Pshodfd be treated the sarfe as naviga-
they are that and
nothing more, with respect to the COM
EMsrees otsthssnstpptavaAa 90
Mem PensSmenls is ,HSSbsaN u lss rerrors
~ Fofey's Honey" and Tar. 1t stops
the rackipg cough and heals and
strsnztienh the lunss. ftakenanH me
LH wilfpfsvsat an Atta6@SAf pRnA6Aia.
Refuse substitutes. Alvarado Phar-
mo - r rF<E
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-07

Re system
Is a mighty another direction.
II : { A. railroad department The
higher OF empieYes
NJ organization OF is
kind eeyond comprehension
New bet what this y NJ G railroad department dd In
A railroad didn't
much think ahu, A. but they net slow In
10
This addition
buildings 100.
Handy institutions.
NJ A. 10
a
perhaps,
wasted
has growing
Coodth lsntn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-07
q DIP ,uro rmGoloev

suraclent
Of
pson n q
the burned The penalty fcows
OF
e. nj
es.ss. psnsiy the
o VIII
md
suffering Possibly wouia
and woman
slfsher
Ebert Hubbard
. q desr riixisu snnann no doubt
o mere
young
be sns=d
cssx and wasean
d . nnsss thing eus-
dsssr~inss ssssh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-07
IfHedtG e..
0fl4lsenepn~esEs-sssssxtf,

day and Tuesday evenings next.
This ahyety seems 70 have hit the
preaa and pubiir a. lust right, tnaH.
much as II has hoen presented ln
every city ~ note IN the United
States 60 good business.
'Lerd strsthmors"
Miss Virginia Drew Trcscoti APP
pears at the Grand week after next
IN "isard atfathmore
James q Wsrds
James aud warde RETURN 10 the
GRAND week after next in Francesca
da llimini,
Madison Tkss,sr
Tue new features faf the Madison
tbeater starting at the matinee Mem
day, Feb. D. which Manager Widy
engaged while IN ahn Francisco last
week. are Tho Seymour ffin. Harry
t.laaie amt uay. Their act Il re-
markabiy funny acrubatlc and danc-
ing speciality. Mills. Julia sfurhard,
known a. the queen IT the rsvolyinS
globe. doing the most siifneuit feac.
u balancing and Juggling, Has aiss'
been engaged This artist has been
engaged Tot one week only Thc
lliiou proieeioscaps Company viii
give an exhibition lot one Ws'fk ON
u. a reproduction OF the entift eishl
rounds % the Jefffiea- FitaaFfnm"fs
last fisht. including the klBfketk
THIS n the only picture maehttf tha
has this hight aud wiz be exi ihitl
faf the FIRST time here. Tito othef
cards are Smith a ELLIS anu ftr-s
MaurettuaL Al
Seattle rhssts
Harry Cofnun Clarke VIII present
tomorrow evening the firoadbufst
comedy what Happened 10 Jones'
at the Seattle thcatef. The play
was written for AIR. Clarke and he
viii be seen tomorrow night IN his
original part % Jones'" which he
created several years aga
Ar. elarke'H already large com
pany has va the last few days been
augmented BY the addition Of thr.e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-07

first freahytciia Rev n. a
Natthswu. At "A N. THE Mo
sion u the unarm," 1850 .. ~ The
Insane Restored.
second Presbyterian Rev " A
Maise, Al ~ a "a. The New hirih
imperative" $50 =. "a. "thfiHliah
Education
westniastef Presbyterian iiey, }.
81 wilson At ~ a M lhs jus
tigu and Grace uf God ~ p M
arhe Parable Of the hsed ufawlue
secretly How tho Christian iife
Dove ops D. m. mems meeting
Jefferson hall. The uraeiaun inNis
tatiau."
Tinted Presbyterian ney " a.
apalalns A. II a. m. Gods FER
peinal Miracles" 80 .. M. .foess
Tor Honest Inquiry"
tame street Presbyterian Rev
IAnaen Thomson Al ~ M An
other FALLING source OF Power ~
.. M. "A Pert Question OF ftiNis
Trininy n n.-Ilev. y. c. Lee, A.
II a. M, Freedom by the Truth
fiao . M. After the ofahd jury
What p
battery street ~ E-isev. v. u.
Drake At n a m. Pleading Tor
Tier Child" Tao o, m, efanFeii"'ie
sermon,
Mount Zion ilaptist tcoiorcdl -itey.
J. q, Mcpherson. Az u a. m, =
glimpse OF the Ola Home" 80 y.
M, "A Lesson Drawn Prom the
Taylor Congregational 1. /.
Woods, At u a. m. the pastor WI
exchange puipila with HuV. y. L.
Smith of the Pilgrim congregational
church; Ta0 .. m. .iiorderianhA OF
Christian FaEh.-
Trinity PaFlsh-Itev. ~. ~. upWen.
Al II a M. spiritual pisaipationi =
I 70 D. Tn.. .Lacnhasun."
~ Marks-ltee. J. y, u. tiwyd.
A. n a. M. The Supremacy Of
Love-" Ilso .. m. "A Page Prom
dsa T-eatamsnt History"
FIRST unitarian--Itev. w. y. sim
onds. A. II a. "a. Tie Greatest OF
All nefprmn,"
first Chris,ian.-iisv. II. ~. LIN
Esnfsltsr. a. II a. m. Religion M
tho Homs;" 1850 D. m, The i7ea OF
the Disciple"
zson's Evangelical Association
Rev. ~. y. Hofnschueh. Al n a M.
herman sermon. The FullneAs OF
Christi" English sornon. The Tow :
er that cosiquefH
ueftnaA Lutheran Hcs. y.
Knapfs~. At fosas .. m. The iAN
q ain and Death. the Law o. Mesca.
the Law OF the spirit"
Ror.s Catholic Meetings.
Church Of Our Lady OF Coed Help
REV. ". X. Prefontaine. pastor.
Low mass. a m. high nana, 10 y
q. m. Sunday school. .. IA. and
Neapefs aud benedttfon, D. M
sacred Heart ehufeb-Hef, IeorEs
A. INA pastor. Los mass. =. m.
aud p. M. chlidrsn'n mass. yiih
a an. sunday school after ehlldfeu's
mass. veapsrs. sefmous and benedio-
ton ct 30 .. ma
New Parish--itss. W. J. Msis. pas
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md OF the iast set the curtain win
TALL - usual but u will he runs up
again Immediately. TheH the audi
snce will DO given the opportunity
20 80 upon the stacy and meet Mr..
Clarke and All the msmbers % his
oomgany.
tire Mss srevu Sweden"
whose nahy Are Your viii b.
the natin~e hal ~ the Third Avenue
th~efsr today. n 10 clean. bright
and entertaining. n Win hs seen
fst the last time tonight
The advance sale al the laird Az
snus th~stef fur next week Indicates
that much Interest IL already mani
Tested In the coming engagement d
knafs Erlrks.n N The Nsa Frem
Sweden" which es-ens At the Third
AveFtss thrsteF with q matinee per-
fofmsnee tomorrow.
The tour 10 under the directton n
that well known arm % mstrupoit.
tan nsansx~rA Hrcsdhursf q curri.
A. tha title indicat.s. tho piscs 10
built on lines 10 present the trials Of
n Swedish stniEaut in his new found
hasen. The east has been carefully
ssiertrd and Includes such well
known names az Iiector Dion.
Charles Males. FRED L. Powers. W.
=. cetti. Msfk Thomson. Harry LID
dy. Pred Brichsrt. VIM. wallace.
the Novelty Comedy -Four. Marie
Steers Lillian Maynard. sophie
Howell and Little beatrice.
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werp Il not fof Frank Daniels
many Of the musical productions
that have been seen At the Grand
this season. Il Il AZ beet q mild and
inoffenaixr form Of upefatic eemetly
and ln places paipsbiy DUH. Hut Mr.
Daniels saves a. Even were he not
an cid thine favofite he would have
rrcets cd and deserved the upfaafiotss
applause that sreet~i hifn at every
turn last night
II was IN outlandish costumes that
Mr.. Daniels made his his hit years
ago. and he was Wise enough u
know "a. A. result hr Is still work
ins the innecent little easturus
game. In fstiua simplicity. his
startling -Eetsupa are a feature II
the play. Hut With ali that he 10 just
as funny as u ypFe and would be
fanny even VA a dress suit, Imagine
Prank psnisis In such a rts'
Mr.. Daniels company II not quite
up to the average he has nofue
clever people with him. but IN some
rrspeets h. could improve his sup
port There T. Lack % gcod voices.
especially In the chnsuz.
The pisf " well staged and eiAba-
fateiy .eosiumed- The engagement
ends tonight
Grand Opera 81 the Grand
Ths Gordon Shay Grand Opera
enfursny. which 10 20 appear al the
Grand next week. zfrnt a full tva
months al rnhearrsl Ia New York
before beginning thrtr present tour
% the United States and canada
This h ena insfioatlsn q the thrr-
oughnesr sith which preparations
for this season we're made The r~p-
.rteire 10 ~ xissn tn seattle At the
Grand. on February II. ~ n ard "a
with be a. follows "Wednesday esea-
ting. -Trpxafarr THURSDAY evening