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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-17
Foot Ball Team Organizes.

The Pennington Tigers last week
came out of their lair where they have
been ALTERNATING through the summer,
and looked wistfully towards Bonpc
Tcrre and other neiehboring towns.
We suggest to the innoccnts of our
sister cities that only long and dill
gent preparation will stay their in.
tended ravages When they assem-
blcd X. A. Black was chosen trainer
and coach, with Mickey" Bruno TO
lead them in their future ravagcs.
At the end of the last football sea-
son, after so many brilliant victories,
the foot ball future was bright indeed
but the subsequent loss of Burks,
Woods and Pelty-all strong men
caused the enthusiasts 10 feel dubious
and necessitated the re- casting of the
lineup. In conversation with Secre-
,ary Reeves, who has associated with
the team for several years, he stated
that while the loss Of so many of the
old men was to be deplorcd, never
theless he believed the team for this
year would be a faster team than that
of last. He further stated that it was
very probable that Petty would arrive
by the middle Of October aud again
join the team. Should Petty do so,
he, with the addition of Black, who
will don Burks' armor. the team will
be but little II any lighter than that
of last year. The young gladiators
are assiduously studying the new
rules governing their combats, and
Friday evening will try their prowess
against the Carleton team on the lat
lers' grid-iron.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-17

Mr.. Robert NJ. Yost, editor of
the Pennington Progress. has gone
to ST. Louis to take remunera
tive position with one of the trust
companies of that city. He leaves
the local management of his paper
in the hands of w. II. Lewis, who
will undertake to conduct it in con.
nection with his own paper. the
Lead Belt News, while Mr.. Yost
will direct the editorial department
from his desk in the trust company.
Mr.. Yost has long entertained n
desire to conduct country news
paper--an ambition which possess.
es a good many newspaper writers
whose work has been confined TO
the metropolitan press-and his
wishes were realized when he came
into possession of the Progress.
We imagine he found the work
very different to that to which he
had been accustomed, and that
the glory far outweighed the ease
and emoluments. 1t happens that
way sometimes. In his new posi-.
ton he will receive salary more in
keeping with his tastes, Horace
Greeley. at one time during his edi-
torial career, had great notions of
theoretical farming, aud procured a |
little farm which be conducted |
along the lines of his high ideal. |
In giving his experience of his ven.
ture, he is said to have remarked
that it took all Editor Greedy could
make to keep up Farmer Greedy.
Editor Yost may find that this ex-
perience will be reversed in his case
If, as we understand, he expects to
hold on to his pet hobby of con
country newspaper; it
may take oil he makes as a trust
clerk or attache to keep up Editor
Yost.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-17
Order OF Publication.

/ state Of Missouri,
| County OF 81. Francois, s.
In the circuit Court. May term. 1895.
Thomas II STAN. j. e. Williams, nnd I'm.
met H. swlnk, plaintiffs,
| catherine Rudy Leldgh ct ul, defendants.
Now ut this day come the plaintiffs
herein ny their attorneys and file
their amended petition ana nfldn
VII, alleging. among other things, That
co defendants. the unknown heirs ami
legal representatives of Catherine Rudy
Brockmhn. deceased, are Interested In the
subject matter of this petition. whose names
they cannot insert therein bocnusc they are
unknown, that the Interest they have can.
not he stated for the reason that II Is uu-
khuWn. nut that Whatever interest they
nave, II any. Is derived from Jacob Rudy
81, deceased, their grand father. ana said
pctltlon further alleges that they are not
rcsldenisol the state of Missouri
NhcrrupOn II Is ordered by the Court that
said defendants he notified by publication
that plaintiffs have commenced a suit
against them In this court, the object und
EchcIni nature OF which IS to ascertain
ana determine the estate. titlc ana interest
OF pnintlts ana defendants respectively IA
ana to all that part OF lot 40. 5rof the orig
MAJ Town ul Pennington, described as ipl.
lows, tO.wit
beginning at the northeast corner
pi said lot M. 10 on Columbia street, run
ming thence ntty.Ou" feet west, thence
south three chains ana nIty Inks 10 IIurrI
Jefferson street, thence north three chains
ana my links To the place OF beginning.
ANA ihul unless the said the un.
unknown heirs ana legal rCscntutiyos al
catherine Rudy BruCkmau, deceased Doc
ana appear AZ this Court, at the next term
thereof, to De begun ana holden NJ the
court house In the city at Pennington. IN
SAID county. ON the Hth day OF November
next, ana ON the FIRST day OF said term
answer or plead to the petition IN said
cause, the same VIII he taken as confessed
Lac. -
ngly.
Ana II Is further ordered that "A COPY hereof
he published, according to law, IN the Farm.
lngton Times nnd Herald. Il newspaper
punished IN said county OF II. Francois, Tor
luur weeks successfully, published at least
once week, the last insertion 10 cut least
liilrcn days before the first day Of said next
November term of this Court
j. {. WILLIAMS Circuit Clerk
\ true copy from the record.
... Witness my hand. ana seal at the
Il = Circuit Court OF -. Francois county
.'' '. this 2dth day OF August, Igu3.
'''''' j. &. WILLIAMS, Circuit CLERK
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-17
BISMARCK BREVITlES.

Marcus Mntkin has been on the ,ick
| lit several days.
Charley Matthews i now ccrkiug
for + 4. Matthews.
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tied friend, here sunday.
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w., p,,no and l,.,.,.o Haze. ~,
r.IaI,ni, ,'aro ;n' ,,.a.,, Ia, snni.r
"
Many of our people went to Fred
sion.
MISS "Si'c i""'c was ''''i'cu ''N'
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s...I'H
j. j. Antoine and wife spent the
the latter part OF last week visiting
relatives here.
IIo,,ioh :. h,ildi,,, q h,,d.onc
and c,mmodiop. rc.id,pcc an his farm
ms, north -, ,own
cra DAYS with a wound caused b,
running nail through hi- foot.
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A special train CARVING the officers
Of the Southern Missouri aud the NJ
K. n Il r. came over last week. and
we are informed that the famous cross.
inc case is settled.
Last saturday evening what mlEh'
cured As Misses Clara Heinrich
and Bessie Schoch were crossing the
railroad in bury, they collidcd with
a boy and COW Tho horse became
frightened and broke the shafts Of the
buggy, throwing the Young ladie, tn
the ground. Fortunately no serious
damage resulted.
NJ W, "''''y' n''a' n''S"ah' Dung
''''' W IMAM h"l''S' was "iro''eu mere
'n'u'"oy on cha'Sc oi oiSa'hy an"
lhNcn /" arlington jan II Sc''h'
nc beca'hr lhialuh'r" WIN MITE 'hhh-
"'oi """ N'co N'''", anu 'hcy h'''
hr'l'e'''s away 10 li'''spoio "herc'
amer procuring a Incense 'hey pro.
'ce"c" !" ne up III tue ropes Oh mat
iI'ho"y ana potatoes, Wh'eh very |
l,'"nP'! wrought 'he'i ""o"ins' ~
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-17
PENNINGTON SANITARIUM OPEN.
Now Ready to Receive Patients at Present Lin.
ed But Will Soon Be Ready For All Corners.

The Pennington Santnrium is ready for patients Two
wards the second floor will accommodate patients each,
and private will accommodate many Later
accommodations be furnished for about sixty patients All
patients will be under the immediate supervision of Miss Minnie
l. Rose superintendent of nurses. At present there
nurses; this force will be increased eight nurses
training school will Toe opened connection with sauitarum
All physicians living in ST. Francois county especially nv
ed to bring their patients to the sanHrium for nursing. BY
this not meant that the physicians bringing the patients will
cease to administer treatments b, will continue the pa
tent assisted by trained and all other convcnicnccs
nally found in such institution. All communications
grdng the admission aud terms Of treatment should he di
rcrtcd to Miss Mary X. Rose, bnsinrs manager.
One patient, Mr. Smith, who t. jared about the eyes in
IN explosion in quarry Knob Lick, after being confined
in the snnitarinm weeks, discharged Monday DR. Rob
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-17
Notice Of Stockholders Meeting

Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting OF the stock holders Of the Farm.
ington Sanitarium will be held at the of.
flee OF the Pennington Sanitarum in its
building in the City of Pennington, Mo,
on the 23rd day of October, 1908, at 8
o'clock p. M, for the purpose OF voting
upon proposition then and there TO be
submitted, as follow:
TO authorize the issue of SrI,ooo in
bonds of the Pennington Sanitarium
Company, to be secured by deed Of
trust, which shall be lien on all proper
ty now owned or hereafter TO be acquired
by the Pennington Sanitarium Company,
and for the Transaction OF such other
business as may properly come before
the said meeting.
BY order of the Board of Directors,
w. II. MAyFIELD, President.
MARY X. ROSE, Secretary.
August 40, 1903.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-17

Our little peninsuIar ncighbor
Colombia, must have an idea that
the United States is dead easy. from
the way It is playing fast and loose
with the canal treaty. The Colon.
ban Congress has been prorrasii
nrting over the ratification of fine
treaty for months, and now in lieu
OF the original provisions has n lit.
tie proposition Of its own 10 offer
by which 1t hopes to hold up the
United States for 500, 900, 600 more
in cash and $50 600 more in an
nuitics, besides lot of other rondi.
tons far reaching in their effect
The Colombian proposition is n
practical rejection of the canal trpa.
ty agreed to by Congress and sub
mittcd to that State for ratification
1t is thought that Secretary of State
Hay vii promptly notify the Col
omblan government that no such
proposition will ever be entertained
by the United States, and nm.
less that government retircs from
its position it is probable that an
isthmian canal by the proposed
route will never be constructed. and
agitation over the old Nicaragrlap
route will doubtless be revived.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-17

Congress will not meet in extra
ordinary session in October, as
urged by Il number Of prominent
Senators, to take up remedial
financial legislation The sug
gestion did not meet with the favor
of Congressman generally, aud the
President, it is said, will adhere to
his announcement Of some months
ago and call special session To-
meet on November 9th.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-17

The New York State Democratic
Committee recently adopted n reso.
luton favoring the election of Uni.
ted States Senators by a direct vote
of the people. The Legislatures of
twenty. nine States have passed
resolutions calling on Congress to
submit an amendment to the Con.
stitutiOn, to be ratified by the State
Legislatures, authorizing the cleo
ton of Senators by direct vote.
The House Of Representatives, has
several times passed resolutions to
so amend the Constitution, but they
have invariably been stopped i'll the
Senate. Why the Senate persists
in refusing to comply with what is
evidently the sentiment and wish
of large majority of the people II
incomprchenSibIe, unless it is that
the members of that body are afraid
to trust the people Mt the polls II
this is true. it is all the more nee
csSnry that "a change should b,
made in the manner of clecting om
| United States Senators.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-17

DIR. L. 2. Bender, the painless den
list, will again be at the St. Francois
Hotel Sept. %, remaining until Oct.
3rd. The Doctor extracts and fills
teeth without pain, makes plates that
fit and guarantees all work 10 years.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-17
FINE TRACT OF LAND
ITO Be Sold At..,.
Sherif's Sale in Partition,
At the November Term of Circuit Court.

The Charles Bryan farm, containing 200 acres situated
on Big River near Dcoge Lead Mines, will be sold at the
November term of the Circuit Court of St Francois Coun
ty Tor purpose of PARTITION The legal notice and day o
sale together with terms Of sale will be published later in
The Pennington Times in due form of law This is spc
did tract OF land and land buyers will do well to keep in
mind and be on hand on the day of sale
w. I'll. YOUNG,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-17
Sunshine Society.


We return thanks to our many
friends, most of whose name, appear
below:
ron CAKES icE CREAM.
Mrs. \. 4. NIXON Mrs. q. .. Nations,
Mrs. j. :. clay Mrs, Flowers
Mrs oscar Halle. Mrs Wade.
Mrs. simmons. Mrs. ". T. Halle.
Mrs Cloud. Mrs. Lawrence.
Mis- Val McGahan. CREAM.
MIS-. pctmcrs Mrs, Mayhcrry.
Mrs. rcppn. Mrs Tuckcr.
Mrs. Hyington. Mrs VIII Trtl"y.
Mrs DENLY. Mrs. Halter
Mrs VI. Il. smith Mrs. Mitchell
Mrs Ructer. Mrs Hr:urnaI.
Mrs, Good Mrs. WrstON"r
Mrs. g. ". Williams. LEMONS on EGGs.
Mrs. ~pradllng. Mrs ilrdlrhurg.
Mrs Doughty. Mrs Reese.
Mrs Flowers. Mrs. G, Il. Fleming,
Mrs kufrt. T.. j, Mckinney.
SUGAR Mrs Mccormick.
| Mrs Mcdaniel Mrs Trauurnicit.
Mrs, Russell Mrs Buck.
LAMPS Mrs sam lctry.
| Mrs. boswell. IrE ANp SODA.
| MI Tucker G. Mnrkrrt.
| MIS- benny. DISHES.
| QrILt. nc. Mrs, Flowers.
Mrs Z. u. Fisher Mrs III Klein.
SPOONS. CoNyEi NNCES.
Mr.. III Klein Judge spruit
| baptist Ladies' Ala. Frank IIIghlcy.
MoNEr. VIII Wade
Rev. l.. e. IIrkok. MoNEi.
| ~ Harlan ar. uf,Itnnp
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-17

We return thanks To- Our mnny
friends, most of whose name, appear
below:
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-11-14
Our Bob
In Congress
Attending the Extraordinary
Session
Louisiana
National Democratic Congress
sionaI Committee.
Hon. Robert i. BrOusSard-

Hon. Robert +. BrousSHrd-
"Our Bob"-the gallant represen
tative of this. the Third Louisiana
Congressional District in he halls
of Congress Of the United States,
is in Washington ID. c., acOmpa
MED by his private secretary, Clet
Girard, attending the eXtra0Idina.
~ session Of Congress which con
vcHed Monday last
Mr.. BrouSsard according to
dispatches from the. rational capt
tai secured Il good seat; b sides has
been selected 20 repr' sent Lou
isiana on the Democratic Nation.
al Congressional COmittce and will
also received Appointment on one
0" more Of the House committees.
Bob is one Of the youngest,
most active aud popular f all
Congre Ssmen and is looked upon
as one of the lead rs at the capt,
tai.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-11-14
"SATANIA."

Virginia Drew Trescott, who is
a great favOrite with teatre goers
has created the role of Santana"
She will appear in this city with
her own company at the Vendome
Opera House on the 18th of Nov.
tomorrow.
Miss Prescott, is a remarkable
handsome women, the possessOr of
beautiful voice, which she han
dies with consumate skill. Her
queenly bearing makes her the
center of attraction during the
Scenes which affords a splendid
opportunity to display her talents
Miss Prescott has cOnscitious and
enthusiasm and she is never 50
happy as when she is making IA
benevolent action. On account of
exceptional and admirable gifts
as a women, the young actress
is indeed a general favOrite, loved
and admired wherever she has APP
peared. AS Santana" she has a
role for which she is eminently fit
ted-and having been a leader in
society she is perfectly fitted for
drawing rooms scenes.
The Times democrat Of New
Orleans recently said in speaking
of her talents;
Virginia Drew Prescott, besides
having a personality that would
eminently fit her for the imperso-
nation of romantic heroines. APP
pears to posses a tragic force,
that would assure unquestioncd
success in such roles as "Lady
Macbeth" sLucretia Borgia,n
''Magda" or Cleopatra. Possessed
of a stage presence that is at once
impressing and fascinating, she
has a voice Of unusual richness
and fine quality with abundance of
power and exquisite flexibl ity
while her comprehension of value
of intonation and facial expression
is altogether extraordinary in
short the artistic side of her men.
tally, has cultivated to cei tain
extent that she knows just how to
make the most of the natural gifts
with which nature has so richly
endowed her.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-11-14

hearts of he gallery gods wi h de
light.
The company his been c'refully
evenly bal ,nced, it is but fair to
say that Mr.. Irwin, who plays he
heavies, and Miss Brokem9n. who
appears in the soubretle and inge-
nue. roles, are Just a shade above
their fellow artists Miss Btoke-
man also contributes some very
clever songs between the acts, and
the specialies of Madam Redan
and Mr.. Bernard are most pleasing.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-11-14

Representatives Of the TIE xas and
Pacific Railroad Company namely
Messrs. j, p. Morgan, e. B, Lane,
G, r, Hopkins, E. w, Anderson
aud las, but not least w. F, Brsg.
gins, paid New Iberia visit Mon
day of this week the principal OBJ
iect of whlcn was to consider the
ACCESSIBILITY of perfectlng arrange
men.s to run line of steamboats,
from Bayou Techc to Indian VII
lage, on the Mississippi river there
10 connect with the L and p II Il
10 New Orleans and other points
From what we understand the gen
tlemen were favorable impressed
with New Iberia aud its bright oul
ock for tie future.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-11-14

The Young Peoples Night
Euchre Club were most charmingly
entertained by Miss Cessa Fuller
last Tuesday evening, the occasion
being one full of enjoyment and
pleasure Miss LSorrell captured the
ladies first prize; Miss NJ Dasplt he
second; while the be ably fell to tie
lot Of Miss Stella Estorge. Gentle
meH's first pre- was captured by
Ciy uer Sealy; second by DR.. II
Junius White, and the body became
the property of Y. Landry. Miss
Martin, of lafayette was the guest
of the club on this delightful occa-
sion which will be remembered tor
many moons by the young ladies
and gentlemen who participated In
the evenings pleasures.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-11-14

Robert F. Derouen. has been
declared the nominee on The De
mocratlc ticket for representative
Col. A A Morrow being the 9th
Ell nominee The charges of irrcgu
larities IN the recent primary pre-
fered by candidate Ackers were
withdrawn at me, ting of the De-
mocratIc Executive Committee
last Monday therefore Rooert was
dec AIRED the nominee and his ma
me will appear on the official
ballot The general election 1904
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-11-14
PERUCHI-. BELDENI co

PERUCHI-. BELDENI co
Man ger Burke has secu ed the
popular iavorites-Pe uchi-Bel--
deri Company-fo' the 18th and
10th insts, with a matinee Thurs
oay afternoon. Speaking OF this
company the Columbus Herald says
Manager Lock-, of the Colum
bus Opera House, promised his
patrons some time since that dur
ing fair week be would present
the strongest repertoire company
that ever visited Columbus, and
in the Peruchi- Beldeni Company,
which opened a weeks engagement
there Monday nigh, he delivered
the goods for the attraction is de
cidedly the best that ever appear
ed here at popular prices. The
offering Monday night was "Love
nd Loyalty" rom mic dram
wIh vein OF sparkling comedy
running through it, and witt just
ii at amonnt of the melo dramatic
tinge toit to hold the interest Of
;he orchestra circle and thrill the
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-11-14
~ Fresh groceries, all the new
things, can be fouud at Imme reluck' s

Il. O. Hebert, 3l3 w. Main
street, has fine line OF Edison
Photographs which lie invite the
public to call and see and hear
play, sing and talk free of charge
These monographs are the best
on the market and range IN prices
from $40. 90 10 $50. 90, sold either
for cash or on weekly payments.
Besides these justly-famed mach
ines Mr.. Hebert also has full line
OF other musical instruments and
md Novelties. See bis al. in shis
issue.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-11-14
"PEG WOFFINGTON."

Manager Burke is endeavorlng
to secure great attraction for the
latter part Of the month, and
though no definite arrangements
have been completed 1t is almost a
certainty that he Will meet with
success in his efforts The attraction
III question is charming Miss Hol
tense Nielsen IN "Peg Wofflngton''
ore OF the finest pleys ever staged
according to press and public all
over the country,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-11-14
Call on J. III. Lutgring & Co.
for $15 cotton lands, Abbevllle, La

Positively no one will be seated
during the first act of "Satanla" al
the Vendome tomorrow night there
fore all should be on hand as early
as possible after 7:3C, not later
than 500, as the curtain rises
promptly at $50 sharp.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-11-14

In view of the fact that free
mail del very is soon TO be inaugu-
rated, it is necessary that those
DESIRING to have their mail delive
red to their homes or places of
business should give the name of
their street and No. of house in
writing. This will insure a great
deal of time and trouble.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-11-14

The colered population are eager
ly awaiting the approach of Decem
Der Bird the report having reached
their ears that the removed Billy
KersaDds will make his annual
appearance here on that date. Billy
il now travelling with his own big
minstrel organisation.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-11-14
Whats Keeping You?
From owning your
own homer Don't pay
rent all your life when
you can buy a home
through the
Iberia Building Assn.

MISS NJ Leila MiIlard returned
home this week after an absence
Of some four months or more spent
with friends and relatives in Iowa,
Kentucky, New Orleans and other
places She enjoyed her outing very
much, and reJoices TO he in good
old New iberia again,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-11-14

On the Dist and 22nd isn't, a
grand Parish FAIR comprising the
parishes OF IBERIA, St. Martin,
Lafayette, ST. Landry and VermI.
hon will be held al Breaux Bridge.
Elaborate arrangements for the
gala OCCASION are now we'll under
way and the fair promises to be a
great success in every particular.
New iberia should add undoub-
tedIy will be we'll Represented al
Breaux Bridge on the dates above
mentioned. SPECIAL rates will be
offered on all lines Of travel.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-11-14

Or Tuesday last, The Culture
Club met, at the residense Of Nh 8
james Gebelt, fourteen members
present The next meeting will be
at the residence of Mrs A b Mur
nv where the annual election for
officers will take place
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-11-14

For thanksgiving Day, November
26,h, we will have a tented exh'bl
ion, also a matinee and night per
formances at the Opera House, and
services at the churches. Take your
choice and may you be well sasts-
fel
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-11-14

VIf you get a complimentary
CODY of the Iberian it is for your
inspection. We trust that you
will find it a Newsletter" worth
two 81 cents a week Send us
your subscription - only 81 90 for
year Of 81 copies.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-11-14
THE WAITS OF n. Y"

Miss Katie Emmett and her
clever Company IN THE Waits
Of New York; on Sunday Decem
Der 9th, is a first class attraction
that Will be awaited with pleasure
by all local playgoers.