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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-25
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OGDEN SOCIAL NEWS,

Ogden Utah, July 25.--At the pretty
home Of j. G.. Stephens on Washington
avenue Monday evening occurred ,ne
wedding OF bis daughter Laura ~ Ste
phens 90 William D. Powers The ccr-
emory was performed by Judge Joseph
stanford in the presence 0l few reIu-
tiyes and friends After the wedding
ceremony a bounieous repast WAS sert-
ed. The bride Is % charming and ace
c0mpished young lady popular In 500
cial circles The groom is a highly csc
teemed young man OF this city, MI
and Mrs. Powers viii reside 10 ogden.
Willard Snow and Wilmd Bramwell
have gone 10 the Yellowstone park on
an extended pleasure trip
Miss LiI,iag LoChhead entertained a
number Of her young friends ON trip
TO MaIan's Heights yesterday, the
pretty resort in the tops Of the noun
tains east Of ogden.
The dance given at the Hermitage In
Ogden canyon Tuesday evening was
well attended and greatly enjoyed
,u.. MI, ,,. 80.
c,t, ""oIi ,13"',n ". '"', AN
NY Is alehu,ns snort ume lh ogden
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nacle one OF lhe Hnesl nuslcal pro-
grams ever presented 10 an ogden au-
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS SATURDAY, july 25 1908

Ing spent four months with Mrs. NJ IT,
Cunningham, her sister
q. G.. AndlcF Is home again AFTER u
Visit In the east
Mr. and Mrs n. h. Dickinson OF Den.
yer are IN the city visiting Mr.. anu
Mrs. Jack Reeves.
Mr. and Mrs =. $. Murphy OF Perry,
ore. are the guests OF MIS- Chane.l.
They came to attend the marriage OF
Mfs. Clara NJ. Young aad Mr Fred k
Sands.
Mr. aud Mrs $. A. Mann of III Reno
o, r., are visiting With h.t Mannf
parents az l0l2 South West Temple
Miss Evelyn and Myrtle Rcly lcft
Tuesday to spend six weeks in CALI
fornla.
Mr. Joseph Baker has gone east
Miss Mabel Renshaw has returned to
her home In Butte.
Mrs Charles S, Mann left ON we'd
ncsday for her home In Los Angeles.
after having spent the iast 'cN weeks
with her parents Mr. ana 1r Don u.
Porter.
Mrs. Joseph Thatcher OF San Fran.
cisco Is visiting her father Mr.. Heath
Mrs Early Of New York Ciy viil ht
the guest Of her brother P.1f. j. a.
Anderson for the remainder of the
summer
Mrs Kenneth c. Kerr ls comfortably
located at silver Lake where she viii
spend the heated season.
Miss Edna Jacobs and Miss June
Bintz have gone to Brighton.
Mrs. Dietrich and children have re-
turned 10 their home 90 Pocatello. after
a short visit with Mrs Beh.e
Dr. and Mrs. McNeice have as their
guest MI and Mrs William Erwin Of
Kansas CITY
Miss Rumcl left on Tuesday for New
York,
Mr. ant Mrs q w, Bishop and
daughter NJ Allegheny pao are here
visiting Mrs. w &. Patterson,
Mrs j r Evans left yesterday for
Cincinnati
Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Tracy and
son are at Wasatch FOR a few weeks.
Mr.. Frederick w. Hayt OF Park city
is visiting his brother and sister, Mr..
j. G. Hayt and Mrs, Richard A, Reyes
OF this city.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Jennings and
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Shepard leave on
the LIST for Soda Springs
Miss Louise Peery returned TO her
home in ogden on Tuesday
The Misses Hattie and Claire Young
OF New York city win be guests at the
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SISsss ,AtT,A 40

A very pretty wedding was solemn
ICED Wednesday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mis- b. e. Mann when
their daughter. Clara. was married TO
Mr.. Ftcd Robinson Sands Rev. paden
oHiciated 40 the ceremony which was
performed at $50 O'Clock. The bride.
who was goWued in % pearl-colored
creme dc chine worry deliberately trim
me1 in Irish crochet lace, was attend
60 by Miss Jennie Sands whose gown
was of pink crepe de- chine The bride
carried shower banquet ot brides
roses and white sweet peas, the BRIDES
maid carried % shower OF pink sweet
peas. Mr. Bert Gray was best man.
The bridal party entered the parlor
through 8u aisle Of wide white satin
ribbon hel1 by Masters Lawrence Sands
ana Emos, Young, extending TO ias
corner of tho room where 20 beautiful
bower OF white flowers ald smiHN
made ln effective back ground for The
happy couple. As the party advanced
Prof j. g. Anderson played the bridal
chorus from "L1longrir' and during
the ceremony Tie ariI from 'CdyoIlerIa
BusuCinl' was played very softly. As
the service. ended the Mendelss.Au
.elQiUE march was heard. The home
was beautifully decorated, and the
WlI0rs which ei l1Ie lu white aHd
green were particularly attractive. Che
diune-room was in pink, sweet yeas
and carnations and pumosa The De
Mtiy was u red sweet peas and car-
nations .ll ferns The room in which
The mNny handsome presents were dis
played was made very attractive by
Navajo blankets being hung over the
walls Assisting at the reception which
followed the ceremony were the Misses
Reilly Lillian and Mary Cannon and
Nellie O'Nenl Mr. and Mrs. Sands
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8RIGOINC

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright Of Hyrum
are In the city for q short time
Mrs Frances Goats Of Denver. and
her sister Mrs, Chllds OF southern
Utah, are visiting friends In the city.
Mr. and Mrs Preston !. Cannon and
Mrs. Harriet D. Harker ana Miss Edna
Hlrker are "a home for the summer
at Cannon's farm.
Nh r. j Young returned home yes.
terday from southern Utah and Au-
zOGa.
Dr. Ralph Richards leaves the latter
part OF the week for an outing at
Brighton.
The coming week Miss Minnie James
and Faye Whitney viii be guests Of
Mrs. George j. Pyper at Brighton,
Mrs Dunford Of SIS First street win
have as her guests The coming few
weeks, Mr.. and Mrs Morton French Of
Kimberly
Mfs. X. w. warren ana MIS-. 10 q.
Hiil have returned from ;ha cast where
they have been visiting Tor some tine
past
Mrs Lemert has returned TO her
home in Helena.
Dr. and Mrs G. T.. Quigg OF T0mah.
Wis, are visiting j. l. Durgin OF Salt
Lake.
Mrs John Hinman left Thursday for
Mrs Gunnells cottage al Soda Springs,
where she win Visit for a few days.
Miss Nora Christensen who has been
in san Francisco. Cal. FOR some tine.
returned home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Royal W. Dayucs are
back from Seaside. ore. and are stay.
ing with Dr. and Mrs l.. w. Snow.
Mr. and Mrs Ira futile have as their
guests for a short time Mr. Finch of /
Nebraska.
Miss Jennie Bishop leaves tomorrow
for her home In Decatur H. after have |
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PROVO SOCIAL NEWS.

pTorO TI,I,, ~ ~
- ''''I July -'t"" lIs ana MrN. IL. IT,
pariv 10 Mr. e' and My Wy tui . L'h.
H. ~ oo. ''l f,, 'i,I 'IIS, A'ion Mr ana
dav syrpipa "' '''"' Was Oh "ednes-
' '" &C..
NJ .,,1 A. r, 10
''''s '''''' '"Nt Party on wednesday
'"' guests Oh Mf ana Mrs. Ed Jones
WISHING bor .'', oy'i W., wv OF a,.t Lake is
"'' s.'.'' ''s Judge Booth.
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NNNNVNNNNNNNNNNNNIvNNNNN

Ian. Zane Jasmine Ynng. Mcmillan.
kimbail. Noble Mamie Noble. Cohen.
Horne, Mason, s.. Mason. Jacobs. Ged.
des. kirlpatrick Emily Read. Holmes.
Mrs ~ Roy Brown, Mrs, BidWcu and
Mrs. Robert Smith.
on Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs.
j. 7. Clasbey gave a very ENJOYABLE
party The stock exchange game
was introduced and proved very inter.
esling TO The guests The tallies were
hand-painted cards done by the hostess
The rooms Were made more attractive
by the quantities of sweet peas ana
ferns that were used Sir. Finch of
Nebraska won the prize. which was "A
very handsome cut glass vase. As-
slsting Mr and Mrs Clasbey In enter.
tanning their forty guests were Miss
Sinclair and Miss Hobbs.
Mrs. William X. Oliver entertained
about twenty-five friends on Thursday
az an enjoyable Kensington.
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ing the rooms. Those present to meet
Mrs Finch we're Mrs Judd, Mrs. Bald
win. Mrs. David Hemphill, Mrs, DIN
niny. Mrs Hale, Mrs a. G. Ewing Mrs
sowles, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Mater
and Mrs. Shields.
This afternoon at Saltair Mrs Charles
Craft and Mrs Frank Swenson enter
tanned the Sewing club. Those invited
were Mrs. /. a. Clayton. Mrs Lynch,
Mrs. Alder, Mrs selden T. Clawson,
Mrs. William Reid, Mrs. John j. Han
sen. Mrs. hurry Godbe, Mrs. W. Can
non. Mrs. John Groesbeck, Mrs 5.
Young, Miss Alton Young and Miss Re-
becca Morris.
This afternoon MISS Emily Read gave
n delightful luncheon AT the Alta CLUB
complimentary to Miss Edna Donnel-
Ian.
on Thursday Miss Grace Jacobs VIII
entertain at luncheon for Miss Edna
Donnellan
Mr. and Mrs Otto Letter entertained
at dinner on Thursday evening al their
new home on n street The home was
deliberately decorated with white sweet
peas and ferns and pmmosa. Those an
Vitad Co the dinner We're Mrs. Lena ID.
Peabody. Mr aud Mrs NJ q. Whitney
Dr. Luella Miles, Mrs Miles, Mr and
Mrs. Roy Jones and Mr. Roy Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs Letter are no home TO
their many friends at l22 y street
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FNNNNNNNNVNNNNvNNNNVNVNNN

Tuesday morning for months trip in
TO Idaho and the Yellowstone park.
Mrs. Henry Waloh and children or
Salt Lake ale spending few weeks
with friends In LehI
Miss Emma Brown is visiting with
relatives iu the Bear River valley.
Miss Mabel Davenport Of salt Lake
ana Miss Laura bJ.ey ot American
Fork spent d day with friends In Lehi
jb.e week.
Mrs Hardo, jacobs has returned
from California after Speeding several
weeks for The benefit OF her health
Mrs John l.. Thomas OF Fish Springs
ia spending few weeks with her
mother Mrs McDm.e,
AIR. VIM Whipple has returned from
Idaho Fails.
Miss Edna Everett ana Miss Vernle
Hick.ns of Hcher have been the guests
of Mr. and Mrs VIM. Wns Tor the
post two weeks.
Mr. Thomas Webb has gone to Idaho
on business trip
Miss Phyllis Jacobsen of salt Lake is
visiting win Mr. and Mrs. b, H. Fir
man.
Mcssrs walter Wolf-ndpu and Mlsel
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Piper and Caine cottages az Brighton
during the next few weeks.
Mrs Lawson has as her guests for
the remainder OF the summer Mr. and
Mrs A. ~ Webster and Mr. Heath
Webster of Washington, m.
Mrs. s. y. Evans and daughter are
at Walkers farm Tor a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G.. Kimball left
Wednesday night for a three weeks
trip through Yellowstone Park
Mrs TIC, Richmond and Mrs. Holmes
Godbe were called east on Wednesday
ou account OF the serious Illness of their
father 5. 7 Osborne Of skullsburg,
Wis.
Miss Herman ~ Philadelphia IS here
visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph Baum
gartcn.
Mr. ard Mrs, 7, A. Carney Of Butte.
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i. 30 q. m. train for ogden where they
will be at home to their friends.
Last evening at o'clock at the home
OF MIR. and Mrs. G. S. Montgomery
the marriage Of Miss Gussle Simpson
and K. j. Graham took place, Bishop
Atwood officiating. The brides gown
was a handsome one, being a cream
chiffon over taifeta and deliberately
trimmed with satin ribbon. The long
veil was Of tulle and the lowers were
brides roses. The bride was given
away by her uncle, $. A. Hendrickson
OF Sconeld After the wedding cere-
mony the guests were driven to the
Hotel Knutsford. where supper was
served Mr.. and Mrs. Graham left on
the late train for Portland, Ore, where
they win spend their honeymoon. Az
ter returning they win be at
home to their friends at Bingham june
ton
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Fpreko tYly Of Mr. o,5 AZ, 1o,,,
Adams. of SaIt Lake. are the GUESTS of
theIr sons Gpgree and William Adams
mis- week
John Bales. John Davis and Charles
. Deahoyde returned OH. fore mart of Inc
week from DO davs' min fg Stra,yh.r-
/ rs valley. spent Nm hunting and Habiu.,
ass
Mrs. Elijah Bowen and o. D. Belts
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Merrill of Salt
I Lake have lgan The GUESTS of Eurelka
friends the past week.
| Mr.. and Mrs otto Swartz svent sum
I day at H0bD.e Greek canyon ANGLING
Tor specAlgd beauties.
80.
Eureka Camp 40 l5l. MJOdmcn Of
the World. and Twentieth Century err
cic so. $40 Women of Woo4ctad y,ju
uu uu excursion 10 salf Lake an bijv
80. over the San Pedro road. Az his Is
me uIHl excursion out OF Tintic over
the new road ID Min uodoubteSiy pToyc
a SUCCESS
we.a from an extended ,isIt MIN WIN p ,,s
Fer friends
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Mr. and Mrs. George Strnghom and
Miss Dora Wright
on Thursday evening Mr. ana MIS-
John Delauo gave very charming
dinner party
st
Mr.. and Mrs n p Henderson gave
a delightfully."- informal dinner on We'd
nesday evening The decorations We're
IN pink and green sweet peas ana terms
being used. Covers were laid for eight
Miss lulu Peurose ON wednesday
morning took q party Of friends out TO
Grass Creek canyon 20 spend a few
weeks. where the Coolyllle Sunday
schools viii have an excursion.
Mrs. "A. r Moon gave a charming
luncheon Thursday afternoon In honor
of her mother Mrs Finch. Nasturtums
were used most artlstlcally in decorat-
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Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Eysns l.f, ~,
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Ihc AIDES Of the Msccabees gave a
49,, eal, az Hasselrs hall Tuesday
"eAN and raised a neat sum for the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-25

There have been several Jolly lake
parties during the week. one NJ The
larcst being on Wednesday evening,
when the following went 90 the beach
60 enjoy the bathing and dancing. Mr
and Mrs. John owen. ar. aud Mrs. Ale
bert :. Horne Mr. and Mrs WIN sam
ders, Mt. and Mrs. Elias james. Mr.
and Mrs Alex Piper. NJ ana Mrs
VIII Ritter Mr. and Mrs Rdeben Clark
Nr. ana Mrs Wallace Castieton. Mr.
and Mrs. VIII Romney, Mr. and Mrs.
Brothers. Mr. and Mrs Fred Graham.
Mr. and Mrs Chrisiophorson. Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Groesheck. Cant "0d Mrs.
Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark whitney,
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A very jolly party left this afternoon
10 spend 10 days enjoying camp life at
Brighton. Those Of The party Wc.e
Nh and Mrs. Lon Irvine the Misses
Winifred SayIle. Grace Cannon, Lucia
Young Florence Groesbeck ana Messts.
Sylvester Cannon. George o. Morris
and Ray Irwin.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-30
BUSINESS LOCALS.

III A thoroughbred Jersey family COW
IS offered for sale at bargain. See
q our classified advertisements
You can become an expert shot by
Hpracticing at Whitman & Co.'S shoot
ling gallery, Drop in at noon hour.
Sachs big sale of lace curtains COM
fmenees Monday morning. August 3rd
Full particulars will be given later.
II All holders of japanese Fire Claims
fards up to No. 5OT0 will be paid
the office No. lis North King street.
80 you need anything in the line of
4 >dtIefy call and see the fine display
now shown at Lewis q Co. the grocers.
: You will need a new reception hat for
the Young Hotel opening Call at Alo-
ha Millinery Parlors, Fort street near
HoteL
MISS Power Is displaying some stun
hing reception hats this week IA her
millinery parlors in the first floor Of the
EBoston block.
Large furnished. niosquito-proof
4 rooms; also rooms for hight housekeep-
ing, can be had at .235 Hotel street.
opposite The Clifton.
A gents sack coat was found on the
Waikiki road yesterday afternoon
Owner can have by calling at this Of
fee and paying all expenses.
Grand summer remnant sale will be-
gin on Saturday at Ehlers & Co DiIni-
ties, India lawns and white goods will
be sold at cost prices. Wait for open
ing day.
The adjourned quarterly meeting of
the Union Feed Co., Ltd. will be held
on Friday. the 31st inst, at 10 o'clock,
in the office of the company, Judd
building.
II There has been a great shortage or
Kodak films in town but the Honolulu
4 Photo-Supply Co. has just received a
stock on the Nebraskan- There can be
no question of the freshness Of these
films.
Don't delay selecting your lot in the
Waialae tract. The electric cars are
getting nearer each day and the price
Of the lots is sure to advance. For
prices see Minton's advertisement on
last page.
The "OwP' is the smokers friend. III
you want a cigar which will give you
great deal of delight smoke the
Owl" These we'll made fragrant
cigars will prove just to your liking
and are sold fofe5c. at all cigar stores
Gunst-Eakin Cigar Co., agents.
Owing to temporary shortage of cans
the Hawaiian Pineapple Co. will offer
for sale at Henry May & Co.'S for sat
urday morning delivery only, the very |
hnest Wahiawa pineapples at fifty |
cents per dozen and up A rare oppor- |
unity for ladies who wish to put up /
Preserves and pickles. Send in orders
early to H. May & Co.
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H,Io and KohsIa Railroad.

stockholders of the HiIo and Kohala
Railroad Company spent two hours in
pany last evening, meeting at the office
]. F. Brown in the Judd building
fAe business of Importance was The
report Of Philip Peck as to negotiations
carried on by him looking TO the secu--
ing OF funds for the construction Of
the road President Gehr reported on
the program and conditions and there
We're general explanations and thor
ough understanding. The meeting ad-
1ourned until this evening when def
mite action will be taken.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-30

SUMMER COMPLAINT is the chill
dren's most dangerous enemy and the
mothers most dreaded foe. Immediate
and proper treatment is always neces-
sary. Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. given according to
directions, is the most effectual remedy
known. Every household should have q
bottle at hand. Get it today. 1t may
save a life. Benson, Smith &c Co., Lto.'
wholesale Agents, sell It
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. J. Sam
n mons, July 10Th. a daughter.
e Miss Quincy OF Secretary Carter
= Office is i'll with the dengue.
8 The inspection of the National Guar,
companies has been completed.
Professor Rebec Iectured at the
summer school yesterday morning.
p Maurice Mcmahon. has been ap-
pointed court stenographer by Judge
Gear.
u N W. Aluli. the new assistant in the
Attorney Generals office, began work
yesterday.
E. c. Peters. the Deputy Attorney
General. will return on the Alameda
tomorrow.
Geo. ". smithies was commissioned
yesterday as Deputy Insurance Com
missioner.
g. II. Cooke. cashier of the Bank of
Hawaii, will go to Lihue today to be
present at the opening Of the branch
bank there.
1t Is reported that II. L. Holstein Of |
kohala is slated for the vacancy in \
the district judgeship made by the
death Of Judge Wilcox.
The sentries at Camp Mckinley are
reported to have been doubled lately i
because of depredations committed on
Lieutenant Baehr's premises.
II41& i
luku for assault up on a Chinese who
has since died. Holt is said to have
struck the man with a stone.
Governor Dole will probably visit in
kona before returning. The latest
advices are that he will not return
until next week on Tuesday or We'd
1esday.
G. w. Blethen of Oakland has writ
en- to friend in the city suggesting
hat he would like to bring AN Elk
baseball team to the city to play the
Inherent Honolulu teams.
DR.. E. S. Chapman who was con-
lected with the organization of the
League in Honolulu has
'een reelected Superintendent OF the
4os Angeles Anti-Saloon league.
The Symphony Society have made ar
to seat a large audience at
heir concert at Waikiki. on August
tn. We expect all lovers of good music
tickets 80 cents. AT all book stores.
T. F. Lansing was formally commits
toned as immigration COMMISSIONS
as was reported would e.
one in yesterdays Advertiser dow
rnor Dole made out a blank Commits
ion before leaving.
High Sheriff Brow@ has received
ord from Colonel Jack Godfrey at @
uckland saying that he would return
, Honolulu soon and install the Came
ell alarm plant for which the legis-
lture appropriated $4,000.
Mr.. Thos. Dunn and Miss Clara
fe1lin were married last night at the
erman Lutheran church. Rev. Mr..
elmy officiating. A large number of
lends were present. The young
oupIe will go to housekeeping at
ONE already fitted up on the Waikiki
pad. NJ
The display of nightblooming cereus +
n the walls at Oahu College will be
t it's best this evening. The manage
tent OF the college has made request
lat admirers of the great blossoms re- 4
ain from picking them until after $50
clock, so that as many visitors as pos
BILE may have the pleasure of viewing
lie display
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COURTESY EXTENDED

Mine management of the Lyceum
- ssfk Company has hit upon a move,
MI plan to show its appreciation of the
it is receiving at the hands
\ fof the Honolulu public Tickets have
been issued as follows:
N oRPHEUM THEATRE
LYCEUM STOCK co
n This ticket will admit one LADY 70 ,
II reserved seat to witness the initial nor
N fOrmance Of In Sleeps Clothing" sat
urday, Aug LIST, when accompanied BY
II one paid reserved seat tickec purchased
n before D. m, Saturday, Aug. LIST.
Reserved Seat Sale
Lyons Book Store
Corner Fort and Hotel Streets
These tickets may be obtained free. !
at the principal stores of the town and
're good for one admission when &C.
reompanied by a paid reserved seat |
ticket; that is. for the price OF one
admission two seats are secured. The
Tickets are only for the ladies and will
admit none of the sterner sex.
n The play Of Saturday night. I'm
<>eep's Clothing" will furnish ample
tnusement in the comedy line as well
\ IS that other side of life which deals
with the stronger passions and dra-
Irnatic trials It's action Is Of a particu-
1ariy exciting class and the manage !
hent is putting forth every exertion to b
bake the presentation a success.
lf>ny specialties will be introduced
Entirely new and creators of spon- Il
taneous merriment
There had been a very satisfactory s
sale OF seats up to last night and the
Indications are that a large audience
will greet the famous melodrama. The II
carpenters hammer is being welded a
Fith telling effect and the properties IL
De filling that corner OF sacredness, the -
property-room
Dixie Ward has nearly recovered
rom her Fall and will appear in that te
lever role of Daisy Dew" All the -
members OF the company are well cast
md the special efforts made both by D'
he management and the players, to Oil
i've to the theater-going public merry
venings OF clever, clean entertainment. -
hould be rewarded by crowded houses
{ every performance "A
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Rough-On-Bugs

Is the name OF a preparation and
Is all that the name implies
Rough-on-bugs. II kills reaches,
bedbugs, ants, and all insect pests
instantly. 1t Is superior to insect
powder. 1t is IN liquid form. Sprin-
kle in the crevices infested with
reaches and bugs and it kills the
old ones and destroys all the eggs.
Declare war on the bug tribe and
arm yourself with Rough-On-Bugs,
the modern ammunition for house
keepers. Csc.