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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-01
ARIZONA KICKLRTs.
The Western Editor Devotss q Week
to Book Reviewn.


We have received from the publish
ers q volume entitled. Stray Thoughts
1t IS rightly named. at least The au-
rnoFss thoughts stray from Delaware To
South Africa IN the most IawIess man
ner. and his mind is continually vob-
bling from pumpkin pie to 2 govern
ment clerkship-
We ind on our desk a copy OF the
book entitled Loved Unto Death An
American soldier in the Philippines
loves a ousky maiden until she dies
and leaves al the housework on her
aged mothers hands Those who ike
that style Of doing business viii prob
ably buy the book.
A book which Will have a large sale
in the west has been issued under the
title Of TW0-Gan Dick or The Hero
Of the C4uIch-" We read ore chapter Of
It day before yesterday. and our hair
-iugs for one dollar. and no sane man
VIII kick at the price
Every Man HIS. own Lawyer IS the
title Of a neat little volume issued by
weII-kn0wn Chicago publishing house
The author guarantees that any man
who viii follow the Instructions laid
down VIII have fifty lawsuits on his
hands every year, and get beaten in
every one Of them
We have waded through ninety-eight
pages OF a book entitled Why She
Loved Him without being able to dis
cover the reason, but there is no doubt
of its being there somewhere No We
man ever loves man without q reason
for it. even if iz's only because he
wears eyebrows
As only s6s different lives Of Napoleon
have been issued. there was a keen de-
mand for the 5s9th. which lies before
us. He is the same Napoleon as IN ali
the other works, but the author has
put q new pair of boots on niru and
given him q set Of cusswords- The
book weighs a pound and is as hard
as nails
.sHeroines Of America is the title Of
a book sent US BY the Boston, publish
ers, and after reading the hrst ten
pages OF it we made I'D our mind to
hire women to kill all cur grizzly bears
in future. Fifty her0-ues are tncorpo-
rated IN the book, and there are az
least hve thrills to a page.
A book by Carrie Garter. entitled
The Woman Who won't starts cut
vita
II feel it here-here in nv hearth
cried Mabel as she drew herself I'D to
her full height and her eyes blazed
with enthusiasm. II have faith, I have
hope have energy and ambition.
and viii conquer or die
You VIII have to read the book to
ind out what was in her heart ana
what she was going to conquer. We
never give a good thing away
Says the author of the book An
fastener in the Vest.
The next instant ten thousand
panic-striekau steers came sweeping
over the 3Iain like tornado. and Paul
was knocked down and had his shoulder
dlslccatsd.'
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-01
NOTICE.


Office Of City Clerk.
Topeka kan
March e. 1903
Bids for bonds 70 the amount Of SIS. co.
more or less. to De issued Tor the improve
nent Of the city Of Topeka, Kan. pavanle
in ten yearly iusta I11eutS and TO draw I've
q per cert interest. interest payable semi
annually. VIII be received at the office Of
the city clerk up 70 ; o'clock ?. m. May
& 1868 Each bid shall be accompanied by
a check certified by some bank other Fnan
that making the bid for i've % per cent Of
the amount Of such bid guarantee
that the contract VIII be kuinlled II
awarded
The mayor and council reserve the right
to reject any ana al bids.
J. H SQUTRES
fSeaI1 CITY Clerk
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-01

together Each seems to be trying out the
other In disposition and strength. scraps
are sure to come or and seldom any in
rerfere leaving the fighters to settle the
matter between themselves N this ufay
leadership - established. for with animals
might Is right, although as Illustrated
above. fres1Ie y animals win cs1t as leaders
or their set through 3 strange power or
tascfuatio which might properly be Ia
helEd mental have seen Il female
tigress. rather understood but with a nfg
head and piercing black eyes. rule ard ~un
q crowd Of twenty-six lions and tigers -
ffHff- On C-~r0ufc1=
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-01

Lucky Paul II there had been 10000
steers in that herd he might have had
his little finger broken as well We
don't think We shall read the book It
is too beefV-
The author Of the book "A Nations
Iuera lirude' seeks 10 make out that the
people Of this country haven't given the
lne-a1 fair show and ought to be
ASHAMED q It, We know several IN
dams who VIII agree with him, an1
they may possibly be encouraged to
take up the scalping business again
In the book was He His SOM the
young man who doesn't know whether
ne IS the son OF his father or some one
else's father. suddenly leaps to his feet
Tell me. Jacob Strong who am Igs'
II cannot sag
Am 7 your son 80
Ny lips are sealed
Am I the son Of any one else 2's
DO not press me"
But YOU must tell me-
Z cannot"
And the poor young man goes all
through the book without even the
consolation Of knowing that he Is the
son OF gun. if not Of his father
Are Men Sincere2r is the TITLE Of 4
booiz THAT an unknown authoress prob
ABLY published d L her own expense. She
seems 90 be in doubt for PAS pages. and
then Ia the last two she suddenly
makes up her mind that man are o. K
and can be depended On. and the wind
up IS all that could be asked for in a
Broadway theater
Our thanks are due the publishers for
a volume entitled Greece as She Was
and Isl The author must have spent
some weeks among the dirt and deas
Of Greece TO get things down as fine as
ne has. we snail send the volume to
the state prison library for the enIigat-
eminent o. the couvicts
We haven't finished reading s=yThs
Wlfe's Rebellion but it starts out as
r there was plenty Of powder behind
Lillian. you must not dispute me"
But DO dispute YOU
band 7''
Alas. no.
Then apologize for your obsti-
nancy"
Never in this VForld1se
VIII give you 1--WE minutes
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PROPOSALS.

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(F5rst published IN the Topeka Daily Stale
Journal March q 1909
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-01
- LESSEN GER FOR WANTS

. : E.E:E 1zEssIEN GER FOR WANTS.
PULL an A .. call hox ar carl -
@lkner telephone No 81 and have yoar
y ant Ads brought &c the state Journal Of
Tor messenger service. Cost OF CLASSIFIED
aoS cents ger Vine CT s words 70 the
Ne as.a every traction thereof
WANTED SITUATIONS
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sRLiEN xgu want to nIre Kan o. bo7.
nave list OF men ana Confidential ref
ersDces concerning them. NJ. 6. A
lplos Iasnt Bureau IL z sra e.
TIE TOPEKA TRANSFER & STORAGE
Co, ~ our new location. 4a6. los ard 419
times our former storage capacity store
s91r goods VIA Us and we VIII give care
III attention to all details receiving.
E BACON. President
J. y GAxHAFlI, Superintendent
WANTED FEMALE HELP
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WANTED Experienced millinery sales
ladies' and makers Morrison g 63I kan
.
VANTED-vV Elts girl for general house
work, 70 washing, no children Apply
% A0Ie@a avs
VvANTED-A white cock at 2a4 W. sth St
wANvTED-A competent girl for general
house work at - Harrison St.
NANTED-Good dining room girl at Hol-
lfday hotel corner 4Eh and Holiday stz
AoTE.D-yvhite woman second cook SO
North Kansas ave
WANTED Girl to do general housework
at sos Monroe St
TANTED-GirI attending school 10 work
for beard Address 1913 Buchanan ST
WAHvTED-VVhite girl for general house
work. no washing family Of 4 81 Fill
more st.
II viii die ere Z ap0logfze.'
Are you ready To go cut and face
the cold and cruel world without a
shilling 70 your name or q second dress
to your back2~
4 am. / am only frafl woman, but
I can drive a coal cart # it becomes
necessary
Then. LilIian-thau-
Then the tornado broke and the
splinters flew, and the once happy
home was knocked into a cooked hat
The book probably has q happy end
ing and is worth the price asked for
it. even if you have TO hire some one
else to read Copyright, 1908, by c.
3 Lewfs.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-01
EWELER avn oPTICIAN.

F. w. sWEARINGEN. jeweIer and grad
uate optician- We guarantee every pair
Of glasses fit and every watch Ne re-
pair. We carry the largest line Of
watches. clocks, diamonds cut glass, ETC.
IN rhe city. Watch Inspector T. p r p
ri Kansas ave.
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$3.50

3 room residence, halls, mantels and
CRATES. furnace heat. bath. closet. every
thing. east front lots. nice lawn, barn.
cement walks. west side. blocks from
state house
BARNES REAL. ESTATE ECO.
III west Fffth st
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-01

LADIES, TAILORING COLLEGE
LADIES taught to cut fft and make their
own garments keister system taught
Bates Bldg. corner 6th and jackson srs-
Mrs. Nellie Martin, mgr
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-01

FOR SALE roam hoHse lot and barn
on Chandler St, "a block from paved ST.
Call eco La WreEce st
FOR SALEBy II Heery as Mourae st.
houses and lots On ti1ae payments.
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SHIRT FACTORY

MOVED MOvED. MOvED-H
To 7IS1A kansas ave. where we have
more convenient location and a wnoie lot
more room TO make your shirt waists ana
silfrts GRIMES SHIRT FACTORY
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-01

WORRAIA ia Polk piano lessons pupils
home. 75c- Church s. lodge playing Tree
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-01
DRUGGISTS.

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TOPEKA DRUG CO. IL Kansas ave Tel
143- Prsscrlp tious promptly and accuraea-
" filled All kinds soda drinks a. fountain
W E. LAKE drugs $50 Kansas ave
Ind phone III Prescriptions carefully
eompounded by reststered pharuaclse-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-01

RESTAURANT.
THE STAR RESTA JFANT. F. II. Fuller.
prop large. Wen prepared meals 15c.
clean place, no Joint. 10 l. 7th St
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''lr 81 interesting to watch the maneuvers
D. group af animals when uewlEe brought
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TOPEKA BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ExPREss DELIvERY.

FOR BAGGAGE ara rnovfnx can IN
phone $50. AEhert0n Hroa- csd1ca 1I
East 6lh St.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-01
JEWELERS.


JAMES & HAYDEN. JeweIe- and Opt
clan. Complete stock CT watches. dza-
mondH. aLlverware. etc Eyes examined
and spectac1es properly fitted
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-01
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEON S.


IDA 9. Barnes. ID D
c3nice rs Kansas ave Residences Thlr-
tenth and Clay. Office hours. g. ID q
Il q m and p. m to p N IelepAone
59s residence and Is office
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-01
DRESS CUTTING ACADEMY

STANDARD square inch tailor sys-
t6ru, trial lesson free Miss F. NJ Brown
Thompson block SO Quincy ST.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-01
- DIsPENsARY

= RE 4S-H@L 4l4l , <a--a 4
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TOPEKA FREE DISPENSARX, south
east corner 18th ard Tyler SITS. from
TO : D. NJ except Sundays Conducted ~
rsa4.i7- 4,ra et5cinZ physicians. fer the
benefit Of persons without means VINO
need medical attention and treatment Pa
+ss~-s - -zs5Ired Of careful and conaid-
crate treatment Medicines furnished u
rroSt cases
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-01
PRINTERS AND PUBLIsHERs.
FLORISTS

BORDERS same price per roll as wall pa
per Van Week < Co. 20 F. 5th St
c. MCGEE. wall paper, paints and brushes.
House painting and paper hanging Call
and get prices before buying elseW where
SO Jackson St Bell telephone $50 hide
pendent telephone 557
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-01

Says the author of the book An
fastener in the Vest.
The next instant ten thousand
Dan1c-stricken steers came sweeping
over the plain like 3 tornado and Paul
was knocked down and had his shoulder
disloeatzd's
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-01

Lucky Paul Il there had been z0.e00
steers in that herd he might have had
his little finger broken as well We
don't think we shall read the book. Il
is too beefv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-01

We ind on our desk a copy OF the
book entitled Loved Unto Death An
American soldier in the Philippines
loves a dusky maiden until she dies
and leaves all the housework on her
aged mothers hands Those who ike
that style Of doing business will prob
ably buy the book
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-01

REM E1IBER vixen stcu buy q suit from
The cooperative Tailors you get the
NET PROFITS returned to ycu each year.
Suits 70 order. s12-50 to 5000
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-05
The paper with the largest circulation in the island
LACTO-MARROW.
del DIR. Van Ness.

Medicina tan agradable como utl.
Alimento tan nutritivo como facil de dige
Reconstituyente eficacsmo en- todos aqu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-05

clonales exploten y benefcien las rique-
zas de su nativo hogar2 SHemos de yer
siempre, con una indiferencia est6ica,
que rafagas de aire extranjero arrastren
q Otras regiones todo ell follaje de orc
del 1rbol magn1fico de nuestras riquezas
naturales2 mos han de aplanar siempre
la cobard1a, Ia irresoluci6n la duda?
SD6nde esta ell vigor, la juventud la
bizarr1a del alma filipina2 -.
La hora del despertar ha llegado.
En- ell horizonte sc ciernen los buitres
de los sindicatos enormes voraces; la
presa es fresca, es lozana, esta LENA de
vida Y jugo. 49,. v la exploitation mons
truosa Sc avecina -.
Ea Comerciantes, industriales,
agricultores capitalists filipinos
aprestaos esa gran lucha del dinero,
y unfos estrechamente para no ser derro-
tados.
Sea la union vuestra 6nica divisa.
Unanse esos capitales pequef1cs. compe-
netrense los que sean cuantiosos fun
danse por 1ltimo, en- un supreme abrazo,
los capitales humildes con los que son
de abolengo de gigantes
En- medic de 10 negro del cuadro,
Sc puntualiza un chispazo de luz sc
percibe un latido de vida; es ell chispazo
y ell latidO que despide Y produce Ia So
berana idea de crear una Camara de CO.
mercio flipina,
Empecemos por ALI, que es noble 6
inmejorable ell comienzo. Ciertamente,
hay que empezar por formar ell grupo,
por conciliar las voluntades dispersas y
4 veces hasta enemigas por forjar Ell vim
culo que ha de altar reunir en- un solo
haz todas las almas, todas lastenerg1as y
todos los capitales
Una vez creada Ia legion Jade
lante! !. Id taladrar las negruras de
la lejanfa, id & alumbrar ell nublado id
& excavar Ia terra donde Sc ocultan los
gnomos guardadores del orc filipino.
ST no os desunls, 81 no violais la dis
ciplina, 81 teneis un solo ideal, la victo-
ria sera vuestra:
--iFilipinas es muy RIGA, Filipinas
es un paraiso !---chillan en- los aires los
buitres de los membrudos sindicatos.. ..
iEa! Id disputarles la presa, la
vida, la sangre de Ia pobre Patria fl
lipina.
Los que huyan Sc resistan, ne son
hiios de ella -.
lEa! Id disputar la presa q los
buitreS, ....
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-05
id a disputar
la presa :!
{ De FL REAA4CiMiEN7O de Manila )

---iFilipinas es muy rica, Filipinas
% el paraisol--- exclaman una 10 mismo
propio Que extrafIos.
Y, efectivamente, nuestra Patria es-
Il henchida de riquezas naturales: casi
podemos decir de ella, ahogando en- nues-
tras almas Ia modestia, que es para las
razas de otros puntos la codiciada TERRA
De promisi6n.
Said un momento del recinto de las
ciudades los pueblos, y tropeMreis con
ma fora soberbia, con una fola exhu-
berante Y edenica, en- que Sc han posado
Siempre con delectaci6n amorosa los oios
escrutadores del botanico; araflad un po-
60 su suelo Y al instante irradiaran vivos
desteIlos las vetas de orc que, como una
eneryacion fantastica, cruzan recorren
en- todas direcciones las entraflas de esta
terra querida; examined sus bosques,
sus rios, sus campos y sus montafIas, Y
ALI Sc extasiaran vuestras miradas y vues-
tro espfritu ante ell soplo gigantic de vida
exhaIado por los labios do una Natura-
Ieza grande, poderosa y eternamente
cresdOra.
iOh, la TERRA querida, la TERRA de
Filipinas....
Pero hay algo que turba esta con-
yicci6n profundfsima, hay algo que rom
pc Ia hermosura de esta vision del esp1-
ritu.
Todas esas riquezas, todos esos We
neros de felicidad van q parar q manos
que no son filipinas, van q nutrir de sa
via areas que no son del suelo patrio.....
Los que vieron crecer esos arboles, no
quieren no pueden coger ell fruto de
sus ramas; los que sorprendieron ell ma
cimiento de esos rios y dep6sitos aurffe-
ros, estan tocados Gle la fatalidad de
Ia impotencia, porque hasta ahora no
han tenido en- sus manos ell orc de esas
sguas esas minas. Toda la exploitation
en- gran escala nos ha venido de fuera,
todO ell beneficio de las principales in
dustrias indigenas parece estar reserva-
do 4 gentes que han arribado nuestras
playas
Es triste, es triste este, porque Sc
asemeja mucho al efecto de IN determi-
hismo sangriento, la middleton del cie-
10 y al peso de 10 que Victor Hugo la
maba ell xanapke.
iLo propio extrafdo, pulimentado y
Aproyechado por extrafios! iLo prOpio
emigrando de la propia TERRA, con rum
bO otros paises q otras gavetas
mo hay va un atomo siquiera de
Arrojo de temeridad para que los ma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-05
Revista mercantiI

He aquf ell movimiento mercantiI de
nuestros preductos en- Nueva York, en-
la semana Ultima.
CATE. FL de Puerto Rico Sc vende
de 8 6 a u sin lavar; de q q 81, regu-
lar bueno; y de 94 81 ell lavado.
Ta6aco. Para Puerto Rico la de-
manda esta limitada y es bien corta, tan
solo para la buena clase de buen tamaf1o;
ell pequeno no tiene venta alguna; ell
mercado tiene hoy demasiado tabaco de
esa procedencia; toda consignacion de el
es arriesgada. Sc yende de s % C.
AglEcdr. FL mercado de az1car cru
do ha tenido ell esperado aumento de pre-
clio. ganandose 3I32 C. por fb 'esta sema-
ma. remunerando as1 los tenedores que
han tenido ell valor de sostenerse; aun-
que han llegado & este mercado 50, 847
toneladas en- esta semana y la refinada
no ha subido; de $4,000 toneladas ell
mercado sigue firme al alza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-05
UItimos cables
FENoMENos sEfsMIcos

Dicen de Roma que q causa de las
intensas erupciones del VesubiO, han
ocurrido en- ell pals varios terremotos que
c0inciden con aquellos fen6menos. En-
Messina Torento Sc han sentido esta
mahana temblores de tierra, sin que ocu-
rrieran desgracias. Algunos edlflclos
Sc agrietaron
Ell ATENTADo AL PREsIDENTE
Affrmase que ell atentado al presi-
dente Roosevelt obedece un complot
anarquiata que Ia policfa trata de descu-
brir. Ell agresor del presidente contl-
nlla dando sefias de que es un demente.
FL PAPA Pho X
Informan de Roma que ell Papa Sc
halla en- buen estado de salud. Circular
rumores de que, desde ell sfncope que 50,
friera en- Ia capiIla Paulina, la salud gel
Papa estaba sacramento amenazada. ri
doctor Laponi ha indicado que los taies
rumores son infundados. Es obJeto de
dlversos concentrates las cordiales rela-
clones entire Pho x Ell rey de Italia
creyendose que Ia polftica de este Papa,
sera de amistad entire ell Vaticano y ei
Quirinal
LAS REGATAs
Han terminado las regatas interna-
elonales por la eCopa de America La
victoria estuvo de parte del <Rellance,'
uel Club de regatas americana. La prem
"a consagra Sir Tomas Upton, DE Lon
doras.
TURQUfA
Aumenta en- Macedonia la rebellion
SSontra Turqula. De Sofia informan que
negan allf noticias de Constantinopla, en-
Hue ~ consignan que ell Sultan se mues-
MA somamente excitadO Y que Sc cree
9ue acceda & Ia implantaci6n de las re-
.;ormas, temeroso de que Sc complique -
s.isuaelon, por Ia inQuietud que reyelan
e&unas naciOnes europeas-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-05
FeIicitacion

Con gusto completeness al autor de
Jas siguientes lineas.
sEnviarnos la mas ferYiente felici-
taci6n al autor del artfculo inserto en-
<La Democraciao D1mero 3.592 con ell
rubro La Ue1dad frente d la naepatir0.
' estoy conforme con Ia opinion del Sc
nor Rosario Rosado.
iAdelantei Asf sc deiende la Dig
nidad puertorriquefia.
JESUS Ma CoRTEs
.Juncos, s Septiembre 1908.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-05

En- la maquina de escribir ~Olivern
Sc puede facilmente trazar lineas hori'
zontales perpendiculares continues, 10
que es muy conveniente para La forma-
ci6n de cuentas, facturas, estadisticas,
etc.
Unico Agente en- Puerto Rico, L.
Sanchez MOralez, San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-05

Sc ALoUILAN: Los bajos de Ia
casa que ocupa ell ~Hotel Cocoys1 en- la
Gale de Betances. prQpiOs para IN esta
hIpcimiaDt0 mercaltil almacen.
Para informes su dueno Jose r. San
tiag0. Q.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-05
Sc arriienda

La estancia Gel Llanos, de Carolina,
compuesta de 256 cuerdas de terrenos
de llanos y vegas, bien para cana de az1-
car malojillo, colindante con terrenos
de la Factoria <The Progreso Sugar ca.
Visftese la finca para informes
dirfjase al apartado de Correos n6mero
422. San Juan, P. r., 8 & don Rafael
Palacios Salazar.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-23
KeIth's Nav Theatre

The bill at Keith's next week will be an
exceptionally strong one, contslnin g
some OF the very beat acts In vaudeville.
Mile. Niryans, the beautiful equestrienne,
and her beautiful white statue horse,
Loki, will head the bill. giving an act
that has excited no little comment where
ever II has been given. This act consist
OF q number OF tablesux reproduced from
famous paintings, In which Mile. Nirvana
and Loki will pose. The act has the
element OF novelty and 10 beautiful and
decidedly Interesting, especially TO lovers
OF animals and to those interested In
Art Another topliner Of great impor-
tanee will be Thomas ]. Ryan and Mary
Richheld, two OF the most popular sketch
artists In vaudeville, Mr.. Ryan and
Mics Richfeld have q big following In
Providence, and their reception is always
hearty one. They will present their
new one-nct comedy, mike Haggerty's
Daughter" sequel to their big laughing
success. Mag HsgRerty's Father" both
sketches being from the clever pen Of
Will M. Greasy This new sketch, Mike
Haggerv's Daughter" Ia pronounced by
New York critics one OF the funniest
sketches as we'll as one OF the most artls.
tic brought TO the vaudeville ttaRe for
many day.