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USE ALIENS EooT.EASE

A powder to be shaken into the shoes. Your feet feel swollen, nervous and damn. and get tired easily. If you have aching feet and makes new or tight shoes easy. Cures Chilblains, swollen, sweating feet. olisters and callous spots Relieves corns and bunions of all pain and gives rest and comfort. Try it to-day. Sold by all Drug gists and Shoe dealers, 25c. Don't accent any substitute. Trial package FREE. Al, dress Allen s. 0lmsted. Le Roy. N. Y. ,-"{
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MARRIED s1xTY-FoUR YEARS.
MT. and Mrs. [. F. Parker to Celebrate

MT. and Mrs. |. E. Parker to Celebrate
 the Event.
 Meriden, Sept. 7.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. F. Parker, of 167 Franklin street, will cele- brate their sixty-fourth wedding anni- .versary tomorrow at their home in an appropriate manner. < The couple will receive callers after four o'clock Two of their sons, l.. F. Parker and H. H. Parker. the former general solicitor of the Frisco railroad system and the other a travelling sales man, are expected this evening from St. Louis.
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GENERAL INGERsoLL IMPROVING
 Pr. L- s. DeForest, who is attending General Colin M. Ingersoll, stated last night that MT. Ingersoll was slowly but steadily gaining strength and that he anticipated his full restoration to his usual health within short time.
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When you wake up with a bad taste in your mouth, go at once to drug store and get a free sample of Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. One or two doses will make fou well. They also cure bilfousness, sick head ache and constipation.
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aEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY

Azo-City Hall Pharmacy Co. Auction Silks-Gamble-D Desmond Co. !. Baseball -Sayin Rock Grounds. Carpets-Edw. Malley Co. Cuticura SOap-Druggists'. Cascarets-Druggists' Dress Trimmings-C Monson Co. Diamonds-The Ford Co. For Her Chiidren's Sake-The Grand. For Rent -Tenement-100 Williams Street
 Fall Food-Boston Grocery Co. James G. Blaine Cigars Dealers. Legal Notice-S of Mortgaged Property Miss Petticoats- Hyperion Theater. Postum--At GrGcers'. Proper Hats-Meigs & Co. Upholsteries--H0We & Stetson .- Wanted-Mil Milliners-161 Orange Street.
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Rev. Elliott F. Talmadge, pastors as- sistant at the Center church, Hartford, who was recently chosen special com- mittee of the Connecticut Sunday School association to succeed George s. Dem ing, of this city, as general secretary of the association, has decided to accept the position.
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WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, D. C., Sept. z, 1903, s p. m.
 Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday-@
 For New England: Increasing cloudiness Tuesday, followed by rain and warmer in west portion; Wednesday rain; north to northeast winds, increasing Tuesday night. For Eastern New York: Rain Tuesday, warmer in west portion; Wednesday rain, increasing east to southeast winds
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MRS. DR KI.FNKE III.

Mrs, pr. H. F. Klenke is quite seri- .ousely i'll of typhoid fever at the fam- fly residence Il Wooster place. She has been confined to the residence for about week and is being attended by pr. Park and also Dr. Klenke.
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]. MIR. FuLroN,s CONDITION

The condition of ex-Road Commits sioner Thomas H. Fulton, who is very ill with paralysis. remained about the same yesterday.
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Loea, weather weporr. , New Haven, Sept. I.
Erie. M sion.

L. Nj. TARR. Observer.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSOFINTERES CONCERNING
 NER HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known In This City -Interestins Social Events Here and Elsewhere.
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LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
YESTERDAY;S REGATTA ON THE
 oUINNIPIAC.

Was n Gratifying succsss-Lizzle the Winner in the Sail Boat CoItest-The Winners in the Canoe RaCe-Races Witnessed by Hundreds-Labor Day
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N1t 6as Yublifnlll.

0ie uSreie Breiie" bat iiber 4OC
etablirte Naenturen in Staate, tpirb
an iiber 700 @utofficen nerianot, uno
bat cine erDRe gerbreitl1ns in Der
0odbar= 8epublit WeritD, i'm Snoia=
ner=Eerritoriun1 unb DflabDma.
SIR girfulatipns= =@ebiet in 9eras
eritredt ii6 BON @alpelton Bic bi1aul
no6 Denllon, oDn Wariball i'm Often
biz na6 81 A5alu N: fernen 8elten;
eS f6lieBt ielbftperitdnblid NIT be-
iDnoers aablreiben 2elern bas bi@t=
beitebelte Wittel=g =geras anb ben 9iibz
tpeiten ein.'
8wei 6eifenbe fino beffdnbig, iabr.
Elm, iabraus i'm SntereIie bes Blat=
tee unteruegs uno fiibren be,nielben
trn Werein nit unieren riibrieen 4ps
fal : I9enten forttpdbreno neue See
fer 8u.
Sn Nnbetrabt bieier Ebatla9en ift
Die .Sreie Brelie". mo es ii9 barnnt
banoelt, bic beutibe Ben5lfernng au
errei6en, oas bette slmseise Waes
bimn i'm Staate 9eras.
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gett iiber go Sahrcu

idon uuroe Wirs. 8inslDp's SOP.
thing Syrup BON WiIionen pDr
Miittern Seim 8abnen Der Ginber
angetuenoet. Wirit Du i'm Snlafe
our9 bas Sbreien zines &inbes ge.
it6rt, oas i'm l8abnen lit uno ppr
S@mersen tpeint? gBern TO, la1Ie
fDfort cine Slalbe pbH ,Wira.
WinSlou8 SDDtbing Gprup" bplen.
Sein Wertb iit unbesablbar. &c
uirb bem fleinen 2eioenben Iofurt
2inoerung neri@affen. 8erlaBt euh
oarauf, Wtitter, es lit fein Dmeifel
oariiber. gs BELT Diarrbpe, regu.
lirt ben Waget unb Die Nieren, be.
leitigt Bino &Dlit, erpei9t ben
@aunen, perbinbert @nt3iinbuna
lnb ftdrtt bas gan5e Sbitem. .Wrs.
Win6l0ps GDDtbing Ggrup" fir sabs
nenoe Sinber iit an9enebn, i'm @es
i6mad; oaS &ecept ftan1tnt ppn
einem Der beiten peibliben Nerste in
ben Ser. Staaten. gs lit bel allen
Druggiiten in Der eansen Welt 8u
baben. 8reis 25 gents per s5lalhe.
&auft nibts anoeres, oils Wirs.
Winslows SDuthina.Snrup.
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: SIN Sale Der Blies i'm Saar

- SIN Tale Der 8lies i'm 9aar=
@ebiete baben fiirali9 pDrgenptnmene
SdIrfunaen bas 8orbanoenlein bon
@Dlb ergeben, uno atpar in einenl
lold1 siinitiaen Brosentiab, (13
@ranm auf ote Tpnne), baB fi1 Der
Ibbau lDbnt. Die @plblpuren fin=
ben iib in ben Quarsiano=Mblaae=
runeen, Die bon ben gpeeien beran=
gelbmenltlt nuroen. Nuh auf Son=
erbe uno giienerae lit man geftoBen.
Das Wutungsreht fir einen ausge=
oebnten 8eairf 1T bereits ermDrben.
- Mit eelpannter Nufrnerfiams
feit perfDlgen Die beuti9en sSinarss
freiie Die 8urgdnee in Der SEEM NDr.
Ter @an Street. Die Bldtter erfld@
ren Die neuerliben 8Draange an Der
aftienb6rie, ben 9fud radmdrts,
an tuelhem alle Werte mebr Doer
tltnoer partisipirten, uno ben @e=
iamtuntiat pDn ], ,119, 900 Stid als
9leihbebeutenb nit Dem longertpar=
teten uno prupbeaeiten &ran unb
iehen Die Dedungsfdufe, tuelde am
SbluB Der BDrIe cine fleine grho-
lung 5eitigten, a[s syDl9e nDn De-
fungsz. unb niflt n1inoer Gtiibungse
fdufen an.
Der ShriftiteIer Wilbelm BON
8ulens miro oentnd1it elm Bud err
lheinen laiien, betitelt: nStn 2anbe
Der 8ufunft@. ST le9t in bieiem Die
@r9ebniiie leiner Stubienreile nieber
uno befiirmDrtet tparr1 cine 8er1tGn=
oigung atpilben Deutl9lanb uno
amerifa. Bemerfensmert lit nod,
,aB nab BOlen5 Gnfibt, Die 3us
sunft Nmerifas nibt 1etnem Often,
Dnoern bem Welten gebDre.
= Die ibaurigen Boraanoe i'm
8elgraoer 8Dnat iino nun aud lite=
ariib auSgelhlabtet. Drei ridtige
e0lpDrtage GDmane iiber ben 9Ds
igsmoro. Die an unpabrIheinli6=
J eiten rtebr bieten, alS 5t@ Ionit oas
publifum gefallen l1Bt, tperoen mai
ienbaft in 8erliner Samilien nerbrei=
let uno finoen reiBenoen Mblab.
@ans 70 perbdlt es fib nit eineln
Irtife[ in Warimilian 6aroens ,3uz
funft". Der Nrtifel lit i'm Genre Der
&0lpDrtaae= GDmane pDn oen frlbez
rem ierbiihen Miniiterprafibenten
Wlaoan @iDrgiemitih nerfaBt uno
1T betitelt: rDerlebte Sbrenpuitlh" !.
gr lit i'm ribtiaen Dilne- e-MUpenenItil
geibrieben uno mdrntt Die alte Be=
bauptuna, 8Dnig gleranoer babe
ieinen Tater, &Dnig Wtilan, ertnDr=
ben faiien tuDaen, auf. Gber bamit
nibt genug, tperoen Details lber
Ileranoer's uno 9raga's @beleben
eebra6t uno nit elmer 8ebaglidfeit
ausgemalt, Die geraoeau ifanoat0s
uno abgeIhmadt lit.
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Sie TIT Stes!

g8ir bieten einbunbert Dollars gelobnune FAr e.
Ron 5al's Ratarrb= =jsur eebeilt ueroen tann.
3. ). gbenep 8 Co.. Gieentb., Soleou, 8.
gsir, Die llnter3ei6ueten, baben 8. 3. Gbenep iei
ben leBten Is Sabren getannt uu6 bolten ibn fll
oollfommen ebrenbait in alien 8eI6dftsbanSlun
gen uno Fnan3isa befdbi9t, ole bon ieiaer 6irmc
@eft & Sruar, 8roBbanoels= =Troouiiten, SO.
leoo, ..
@atoinG Sinnan L. Wareiu, erosbon.
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6at's Ratarrb=Gur mro innerlid asaommen unf
Dirtt oirett aui oas glut uno Die f6eilniQen Ober.
a66en Deg Spfems. S3eueniife frri perianSt. Vreis
IS Gents Ftlr Die Gtai6e. gertauit bon allen,Npo.
tbetern.
6afs iramitien=8iflen inS Die behen.
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htffen Birfunsen an.
entbalben befannt fiuh
als prompt unt fi&er.
81 u 8 I a n b.

- Die n&bein. @eitf. 8ta." bat
Elm 1bema an9eldlaeen. bas in
Deutiblanb stpar i'm 6tillen oft be-
iproben, aber lelten Dor Der Oeffent=
libfeit einaebeno perbanoelt lit. Sic
beipriht Die fortmdbrenben Nenbe.
rungen in Der ntilitdriImen Nusrii
flung uno Die 6daffune 10 pielel
Nbseihen an ben l1niformen. Dit
@infiibrung Der neuen 2itepfen, be,
neuen grauen Wdntel, Der itdblernei
Sdbelibeioen, Wiben, Der tauienber
lei &n6pfe, ShieBz, Turn@ unb 2ebr
abseiben foite. 10 beiBt es in Der Be
lprehung oes 9bemas, nid,t alIeil
piel @elb fir Die Offiaiere unb bi.
Befleioungsdr1ter, ipnoern fie ent=
merte oft bur@ lire tottpeglbig per=
oenoe @ntfernung pber grlab &lei=
oung unb Nusriiitung-un6 mas nod
ihlimmer, iie made Die 8efleibune
81 elmer fDmplisirten Sadie, bic tell
meiIe iogar elm getpilIes Stubium err
fDroere. lib ieoenfaus niht fir cine
grpBe Nrmee eigne. bic bod mDglihit
gleihmdBig gefleibet uno ausgeriitet
Iein iDue. Das Blatt rneint, Der
alte &ailer Wilbeln1 miirbe, tpenn er
aus benz @rabe etnporitieee, ieine
SDloaten niHt tpie6erertennen. unb
mas ben neuen @riff nit anaesDeez
mem @etpebr anbetreffe, 10 1tatnne
oieler aus Imerifa, NOD er Brins
6einrib BEL elmer Baraoe Der Wlilis
gen auffiel. Wenn er aud gut aus=
iebe, 10 permebre er bod nur ben
SDrn1enfrimsfran, Der bel Der 5tpei-
iabri9en Dienitseit ni9t pertnehrt,
iDnoern i'm @egenteil perrineert tpers
ben iDllte.
- Wan lhreibt aus Berlin: Sn
Der Beriualtung Der Nltersperiorgung
iino srDBe Betriiaereien entoedt tpDrz
ben. 9auienoe BON Beripnen lpllen
Beniionen besogen baben, Die 10
uno ielbit Is 2ebensiabre peniger
batten als bas bonn @eleb pur9ez
lbriebene Nlter. Selbit @emein6e=
bebOroen iollen in Die Betriiaereipn
permidelt iein, Die einen idbrllben
Werluit BON etma $10,000,000 aur
Solge batten. Der WliniIter bes
Snnern bat eine llnteriubungss
gDmmiliiDn ernannt.
- 8eim 9auib= Sanoel auf Der
gum gismard Irhipel qeb5riaen
beutideu Iomiralitatsinlel 1T Der
gnglanoer Soparb nit feiner gansen
Sdiffsmannihaft ermproet tpDroen.
Sc lit mabrihelnlib, baB iofort cine
Straf= Expedition oabin abeeionot
uno oaau elm Sbiff Der auitraliihen
Station benubt ueroen miro.
Die rBeierseitung" lGreibt:
9eab ben @raebnihen Der neueiten
GermeiiungS- -Nrbeiten iino i'm 2aufe
oer lebtperfloifeuen Sabre aus ben
oer 00roiee aiiite porgelaeerten
@attfldhen u. I. NJ. mad uno mad
9005 Seftar nubbarer, ourhpeg iebr
tpertppller 4dnbereien getppnnen
ruproen uno oappn our Belt ettpa 200
Seftar our6 iu9enannte SDmmers
oeibe uno 1000 6ettar upn proents
liben Seeoeiden eingelhfpiien. Mui
oieiem @ebiete iino 40 ar5Bere poer
fleinere @ebDfte angelegt, in benen
eegenmdrtie 1000 Wfeni1en leben.
Die btsber nod unbeoeibten Nore
lanbe, lotueit iie bereits nit elmer
bidten feiten @rasnarbe iibersoeen
iinb, bestp. al8 8eioe benubt rperben
tDnnen, umfaiien reid3lib 5000 6ef>
tar uno iinb erDBtenteils in Der
9ithnlariber 8udt. gum Geil an Der
glbniinouna beleaen,
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s~ aalf. cement, Sano, Bad.
iteine, feuerfefte Steiue uno 9bun.
Ebeer uno Ispbaltpapier, Dahpappe.
Gbeer uno Gspbalt, Del, 9erpentin,
Sarben. 8las &c. &c. itets purratbia
bel s. 6. 9ielmann, 306 Of.
@ummercezStraBe. 9eiebriee 8reiie,
quite Baare iumie quite uno reelIe
Beoienutg tueroen earantirt. -
EelepbUn 40
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3eiat fetu wittleto.

Sabre lang perfolgte mid oaa
Sbidial forttpdbreno", ibreibt s.
". @ullebge in 8erbena, alabama
SD litt furhtbar an 0dn1orrhpioen,
burG ueld)e "a @eibmulite perurz
iabt uuroen. Mls alles Mnoere per-
la9te, beilte mid .8udlens Nrnico
Salbe.4 SIT eleih gut fiir 8rano=
tpunoen uno ale anoeren Sbmerseu
uno Qualen. &oitet nur 25 gents
in ben IpDtbefen non S. 9alteper &
Gun uno Moplpb DreiB.
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- 8roblrt uniere auten 8blsties
uno 8eine gu niebriaen greilen.
M. GaStanofa & 2um, Wfaiu Gpe.
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8rumoeisemtmms lleberts

8ramoeisemtnms llebertrasaagen.
8m. Gppmann an Wrs. 6enrp
glmenoDrf. Stiid 2anb an @Dmal
uno Salaoo Str, $1,000.
Some Building & 2pan NK'n. an
W. S. Sbuler. @runbitid an
2pnn Ctr, $500.
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9r. s5antes 8. Sinblep;
6ifss @ebGuoe.
Sperialiit fit yfaie, Sals II. Obr.

Spreb Stunoen pon 10-12 ubr
8ormittags, 3-5 ubr Nabmittags.
SDnntaas: bon l0-11 l1hr Bprn,.
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Forest Of Pain" on to the stage The newcomer
Is greeted by a loud laugh
The devil Hmps about the stage. taking care TO
make his c2oven foot most conspicuous, and,
pulling GaneIon to one side. he fills his ear with
q series OF plots, murders, scandal and other
themes equally congeniaI to both master ana
slave The audience has forgotten how hard the
benches are. and as the red robed tragedian oc-
casionally shows himself adapted to comedy as
well. laughter and cheers greet his wit
The curtain falls for preparations for the bat
tie scene Tony now has eight boys and
woman to support" him. There time
when he used to pitch his voice in faisetto. and
speak for the queens and ladies himself, but as
be said one time:
.'Da crowd no lika fool yoica Dey wanta real
lada-"
The scene is TO be the battle of Roncesvalles,
where the rear guard is killed. and Roland, after
Shaving all his adversaries, pershes at last from
thirst
As the boy turns the windlass for the last act,
Roland strides out Of one of the wings. to
ceive cheers. yeIIs and wild hurrahs After ut
tering threats Of vengeance on Ganelon and
brandishing his charmed sword, he tells Of his
love for Aude and how he had gone to the Holy
Land only 10 return and find her shut up IN
runnery in the belief that he dead As he
pounds his heart there is occasional sigh
from the top benches. Suddenly there is a ter
-5ble CHATTER. The Noors are approaching Ro-
land calls his knights but the fairy which comes
rving mast his head tells him they are all killed
He is left alone to meet the whole infidel horde.
ont Of the wings troop half dozen Saracens,
each with an uplifted scinitar. Roland braces
himself for the conflict. The clash is terrific.
With Durandal. his sword. Roland soon ltters
the stage with the first contingent, only to see
q half dozen more swoOp down on him. the
lunging cruelty with which the warriors SLASH
each other rfvets every eye. There is no pity, no
human compassion, in these fighters 1t IS lie
OF death No mortal combatants could give ana
take blows so fast and fierce as Roland ana MS
Moorish foes But Durandal has soon dispatched
the second detail and Roland stalks up ana
down the stage, crying for more infldel blooo-
II &c aas,, IA satisfy his wish Tony gives a
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one tablets and fragments to work on L. W.
King of the British Museum, has examined
twentv-eight more (some of which are dupli-
Gates. however, and is thus able to get more
nearly complete and connected narrative
Several deities appear to have been regarded
as in existence at the beginning of things At
least two, Apsu and Tiamat represented chaos'
and the former rebeei against the gods in con-
sequence The chief struggle was between him
and Ea whose son. Bel created the world. Man
was made b. Marmuk. who, in spite of the diff
ference in name may have peen identical with
Bel The creation of man was the eliminating
event of the history. Marmuk told Ea that he
intended to perform this task, and asked his
father to behead him. Man to be made out
of Marmuk's blood and bone. Marmuk appears
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rush out Of the wings Thus the performance
Is continued. until the stock behind the is
utterly exhausted, and Roland stands waist deep
heaps of slain. He is still alive but, extricat-
ing himself from the pile of dead, he staggers
over to one end of the stage. calls on his sweet
heart, tells the audience that he is dying of
thirst and if he only could moisten his parched
tongue he could Kill hundred r-ore- He finally
falls PROSTATE. to see lowering over him the
angel form of Aude-
The curtain descends- There Is scarcely an
eye that is not filed with tears The heart oil
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even the rudest has been stirred Tony" gives
a curtain call. Roland looks up for moment,
and then sinks to a second death
Visitors to the marionette theatres of this city
marvel at the strange fascination which the re-
hearsal of the Carolingian legends has upon the
Italians. The reason is simple. These people
have been brought up to hear from their earliest
infancy of Roland, the good, and Ganelon, the
bad The ballads Of their native language are
filed with the achievements Of the knights OF
C-1arlen1agne's court And here, in a strange
land this spectacle, though it may be crude and
wooden brings up the scenes of childhood ana
home Symbolism has a Strong hoid on the
Italian mind and the marionette conveys much
more 70 his Imaginative than to that Of the
AngIo-Saxon Then, too, in the injustices Of
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to have survived decapitation, as he subse-
quently took part in the councils of the gods
Many parallels between these legends and the
Hebrew story of the creation can be detected os
scholars. The idea that seven days were ue
voted to the work may have long antedateo
Abraham's time The Oldest tablets yet dlscoV-
cred are not originals. but copies. These date
back only 669-G26 3. c. a reviewer in Nature
expresses the opinion that the composition IS
many thousands of years old. whether IL
originated with the Akkadans or some other
n-Semitic people cannot be said definitely at
present but it is very probable that the SeInltlc
Babylonians were only the borrowers ana ho'
the inventors of this remarkable work
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The originality of the "originar' production Oh
"Florodora" which comes to the Academy this
week is at least correct to Dolores. which IS
still played by Miss Helen Redmond MISS
Grace Dudley plays Edna Wallace Hop
pers part, that of Lady HolyroOd
Miss Eleanor Kent is the Queen of Venus
in THE Silver Slipper" and adds her mite TO the
argument that the supreme beauty must pos
sess a shoulder dimple.
Miss Bessie Wynn may now be seen at the
new Majestic in The Wizard of o..
At the Fourteenth Street Theatre Bob Hill
lard is drawing large crowds to see Jim
Bludso.'
E. H Sothern will play IF 1 Were King at
the Garden this week.
Miss Shaw at the Manhattan tomorrow after
noon will be supported in Ghosts by Fred
erick Lewis.
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BABYLONI4E CREATION LEGENDS.

The story of the creation, told on the clay
tablets of ancient Babylon, is now for the first
time put at the disposal of modern scholars
Portions of it, as told in cuneform text, We're
deciphered by RawlinsOn and the late George
Smith, but those Assyriologists mad only twenty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-01-25

actual life. the italian immigrant Delights to
find place where right always conquers, where
virtue is always rewarded, where love is always
requited and lovers are always united, even
though they must wait until death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-01-25
POOR THINGSi

From The Smart Set
The ballroom is cleaning with briIliance and light
Of beauty and wealth there's no lack;
But there isn't in all that vast throng
Who has a whole dress to her back!
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-05-25
SEATTLE MARKET REPORT.

The following prices are being Of
fered to the producer by the local
dealers for delivery in round lots on
the dock or in the car at Seattle:
Grain-Oats. $21@22; barley, $22;
wheat, chicken feed, $25; bran, $17;
shorts. $lS per ton.
Hay-Puget Sound, $12 per ton;
Eastern Washington. SIT
Eggs-Strictly fresh ranch. 17@1Sc.
Poultry-Live hens, lac per Id; old
roosters, Sc; ducks, 13414c; geese,
9Q1Oc.
Live stock-Choice beef cattle, cows,
4@41ac; steers, 5@5Ac; sheep. Az @
sac; hogs, ~ use; calves, 5Q7c;
spring lambs, $3.50 per head
Jobbing quotations are as follows:
Butter-Ranch, 15@20c; Washing
ington creamery, lib and 2-lb prints,
26c.
Cheese-Native Washington. 1904
C; Eastern. 14@15c; halk-skim, 900
C; California 13c.
Eggs-Strictly fresh ranch, 18@19c;
Oregon. 1Sc; Eastern, 1Sc.
Honey-California comb, 15c per Id;
strained. 6@Shc.
Poultry-Live hens. 14h015c per
lb; ducks, 15@16c; turkeys, 22c;
geese, HOBO.