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LADIES OILY.

For Female Complaints consult MADAM
ADOLPH $50 i Street. Satisfaction
guaranteed. seSJ-oyl
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FoR RENT-PIANos.

FOR HENT-Knabe and other good pi-
amos reasonable rates, rent applied on
purchase. KNABE g. CO. l2l8-I22J 4 ST.
se10-tf
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DENTISTRY.

Have YOU NEURALGIA of the face?
III SO. cali to see as. We can cure %
FERD DENTISTS lll5 Pennsylvania
ave. Examinations ana estimates free.
ocl3-I
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No ex-
tracing; no pain; look, feel act. and
last longer than natural teeth shruukeu
faces made normal painless filings DIR.
j. T.. WILSON. 1903 r. 81. NV SCISSOR
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WHY SUFFER
WHEN RELIEF IS At
HAND7

The owners of the marvellous new Ger
man discovery, NlDrOpathy, fnC4ug the
necessity Of procuring larger quarters 10
accommodate their rapidly increasing
business have recently acquired the
building at the corner of Thirteenth ana
~ Streets northwest. and at heavy eX-
peEse have rehtted 4nd refuruished the
same, and now present 10 the public the
most complete treatment Gtdce In the
city Every kind of Electrical treat
ment viii be admiuiste- Z through the
latest improved machines. at the hands
OF tho competent specialist IN charge
Lady nurse always In attendance. LO-
comOtOr ataxia, rheumatism, deafness
chronic diseases, and all ulfncutt cases
successfully treated. NibrOpathy. static
electricity. nigh frequency electricity,
gaiyauic electricity, Parade electricity,
X Ray. and the wonderful Violet Ray
treatments carefully and scientifically
administered.
A call viii convince the most skeptical.
4 demonstration of our treatment viii
be rendered free.
LECTRO-lIEDICAI. INSTITUTE,
1t % 18th ST. n. w. cor. q St
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY

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Ar. Portsmouth, 200 au. Ar. " Washington. zoo am
ETIhToueu connection made al Norfolk
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BlIor further information apply at gem
- eral ticket 4iiee lGl l4th 81, Colorado
- Building Telephone Main-223J) OF IJh
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MISCELLANEOUS.


PRINTING 20 business cards. Z5c. l2lS
Ne" York ave ocl6-5U
LACE CURTAINS LAUEDERED. Soc a
pain one price. ~ ID ST, uW. II
ENGLISH taught by foreigner on rea-
t-.L5 once o5l9-st
SEWING BY DAY charges reasonable.
Apply ib Massachusetts ave nW. ocl5-3t
WE CLEAN YOUR HOUSE and you
gain money. TIE PHILADELPHIA
SCRAP IRON AND METAL co. Ne
pay the highest prices Tor old iron. cop
Per- brass, lead 1lHer rags rubber bot
ties and newspaper old furniture.
stoves feather BEDS and clothing spe-
cialty. send postal 10 -J0o q ST. NV.
MRS. KATIE GORDON. Ca.eress. 1926
Cedar 81. NV. between 18Th ana 18th.
S and TJs meals and hot rolls served
out cakes and I-esi all orders viii be
promptly deIvereai your patronage
KINDLY solicited oclJ-oL
III YOU WISH the latest taiIor-made
suits also SILK shirt waist suits, opera
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OLD CARPETS woven into reYersible
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MISS TEULON, 1oIz nth ST. ne. 0sl4-gt
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AND VEHICLES.

WANIED-GCgd dirt wagon, cheap.
state price Address 1925 j. ST. ne.
OcI5-3L
WANTED-A sound young work horse
COAL YARD. 10th and 81 SIS. ocI5-st
WANTED-HUrse and wagon for thelr
keep Address BOX $40, this office.
CCI4-3t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-An established boarding
house, one square east oI navy yaEI
gate reason Tor selling. poor health. uJ1
sth 50. Sc. ocl6-5t
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Fer EXCHANGE.

YOUNG MAN from Paris would exc
change French lessons Tor English les
sons. Address BOX 5ss, this Office. IL
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BIRDS. DC-s. ETC.

FOR EALE-HUung parrots. cauarIes,
rabbits guinea pigs. dogs cats and Dets
Of an kinds. Birds boarded for the SUM
meF. SCHHID'S BIRD STORE az
18th St NV. and 81 "a ST ne ie20-tf
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FOREIGN MAILS.

am. % and 10 pm Cl). the connecting e-oses
being on Tuesdays.
NICARAGUA (East Coasf). by rail 20 New Or
leans. and thence via steamer, close here daily
az 1908 a IA. Cd and 10 pm (h}, the connect
ing closes being Thursdays
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ron sALE-HORsEs & VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-Fifteen work horses and
mares, suitable Tor any purpose, also
three driving horses and one very ilue
Kenucky-bred urotting mare; can step
gTE fast fearless of all city sights and
family broken. Apply al b. q i. EN-
PRESS STABLES, rear 4l6 BennsNl-
yania ave. NV. ocl6-3J
FOR SALE-lIust be sold at once; due
driving horse no reasonable offer re-
fused. Prone East 403-< oc16-3t
FOR SALE-Cheap, a pet pony. harness,
and rUnabout. "a SIS South Carolina ave.
FOR SALE-Duudee horse. four years
cid, sound, gentle, and fast $40 stan
hope $50 harness. and stable necessities;
price. 500 Can after 4.50 or Sunday a
5n massachusetts ave. NV. ocl6-at
FOR SALE-Four work horses; one
driving horse one pony. Apply FRANK
THOMAS, BrIgltWJOa ave. ana Branch
inc ST. OcI5-3t
FOR SALE-9-ycar-ol 200 pounds. bay
hCr=ei sound and gentle; good for amy
purpose, Sl25. 5ls 81 ST. ne. ocl5-5t
FOR sALE-Youug 1900 pound mare;
sore; 10 take TO country 80 az St sW-
FOR sALE-Cheap. a large mule; good
order. Inquire AR. BROOKE, 123 y 81.
Sc. OCl5-5t
FOR SALE-Fine s0rrel horse; suitable
Tor carriage or delivery wagon. l.. j.
FLETCHER, Wall Paper Store. Z89ta
~ SIT. sU. ocI5-5t
EoR SALE-Cheap. for want OF use. sor-
rel mare. guaranteed sound and gentle,
ana not afraid of anything "a lady can
CTlyC Also TuuDer-LTe Tuua50uL and
harness, in good condition; price, 500.
Can be seen after 4..J pm. at 80 Viz
ginla ave. sW. oel4-5t
FOR SALE-Pouy. surrey. and harness,
$40, good wagon mare, 500; big work
morse. SO; fas- pacing mare, paced mile
-.1s-z, mark --aJt45 Two good wagons
FOR SALE-souud young driving mare.
cheap. l535 North capitol 81, ,eIl-,t
CITY BAGGAGE EXPRESS co. GA
II st. uW--Een mead good horses, two
blugg-es; light top wagon and harness;
bargains, ocl4-at
FOR SALE-H0rse. nine years old kind
ana gentle 500 il05 IL 81 ne. ocl4-ot
FOR sALE-Tvo horses. SIX J cars old,
weight 200. work anywhere horses ana
dirt wagon 500. After pm. lZ5S 10Th
- NV Ocl4-St
A-SIELE-PRICE.
WE LEAD ALL
EubbeT-tire IuuaUUuLs. --..--......-5 100
Panel TOP wagons .-----..----- SbU.uy
Dayton Wagons. .....-..''...s 44y0
Some Special aIues in Harness.
se1tsmoz i2s0 "a st NV.
Feed Wagon t1lz tons capacity)--. . $500
Fauel-uOp Platform WagOus..-.-... 800
RubbeT-tiTe RuuabOuts- -.......-.-... 81 ~
Dayton Wagons. ..--.. ...-..-. .J9
Handmade Side-door AIilk Wagon. 1900
s. ID. WATERS Il SON. so Pa ave. nv.
se-s-Uf
AN USING AUTOMOBILE and viii sell
at sacrifice two splendid horses, doublet
set Concord harness new, set single
harness. physicians staahOpe, station
wagon, br0uElam- surrey boulevard
HaHa . H.H.H
DIR BAILEY --3 John Marshall Place,
D.
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FOR sALE-BICYCLE TIRES.

JUST RECEIVED-50G pairs GENUINE
HARTFORD TIRES. TO be sold at low
est prices iu town. O. T. HUNTER,
The Bicycle Man. IIs pennsylvania ave.
NV Ocb-iIt
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FOR HENT-StOre, just vacated Teut,
5000 per month"; best transfer corner
in CitE- splendid place ICT GTst-CllSs
fruit stand and light groceries. sos New
York ave OcIs-aL
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Is YOU ARE PUTTING MONEY IL
f q hans, you look Tor the SAFEST in-
- EgiluLiouf Why uOE the zama
care when sou deposit yCur value
ables foF -lsanf 81 e have baiEainE and saies
u.s1e tor rhaE Harpo5s All bEsineas C0uhdsn-
tial Money i9aned On watches diamonds Jew
elrv etc Interest three per cent instead % tsa-
Ia * FULTOS's LOAN OFFICE
r-rsbi5slsd $50. sL4 hluEh Street :. "
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WALL PAPER

ROOMS PAPEHED. u.5 up. house
uaiutIuz lowest prices. EaRIIST.Fg
BROS, CAS- IA ST. ne. Phone East IzsT
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27
Perfect Confidence.

Where there used TO be feeling of
uneaslness and worry in the household
when a child showed symptoms of
Group. there is now perfect confidence.
This is owing to the uniform success
of Chamberlain Cough Remedy in the
treatment of that disease. Mrs. NJ. L.
Basford of Poolesville. Md. in speak
ing of her experience in the use of that
remedy, says: Il have world Of con-
fidence in Chamberlain's Cough Rene
dy for have used 1t with perfect sue
cess. My child Garland is subject to
severe attacks of Group and it always
gives him prompt relief" For sale by
j. ]. Sherwin.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27
Upper Clsar Creek.

The Sunburst is said TO have uncovered
three feet of quartz carrying Ise ounces
in silver. There is also a streak on both
the foot and hanging wall. The property
is under lease 10 Carter & Co.
In the North Star, Bouham & Co.
have opened a body of high grade ore
carrying fom four TO ten ounces in gold
and BOO ouHces in silver. The property
is situated in the East Argentine district,
and adjoius the Saratoga.
There is no section in Clear Greek
county which at the present time is show
ing as much activity as Democratic noun
tain. saws the Courier. Hardly a week
comes and goes that some favorable re-
port is not received from this locality,
and as a result many inquiries come
from people interested in old Democrat.
The report that the Kelly tunnel peo-
pie were about 10 resume operations,
even though il should be on the opposite
side of the mountain from which the por-
tai of the tunnel can be seen, has had a
tendency to cause the old prospector to
to again turn attention in that direction
While the Kelley people have been work
ing IN quiet way to secure options on
some valuable locations, the fact has
leaked out, AMI now many old properties
are being placed in working condition
As soon as Jerome B. Smith returns
from his trip to the Pacific coast it is ex-
pected that alarge amount of develop
ment work will be inaugurated by the
Kelley people. 1t has been almost virtu-
ally decided that territory long neglect
ed should be developed by shafts and for
this reason those owning property in this
vicinity are anxiously awaiting for more
complete details,
The old Fred Rogers is showing up
well and considerable dead work has
been performed during the last fe W weeks
by Mike Riley who has the property un-
der bond and lease. The report that this
property had been turned over to other
parties appears to have been without
foundation, but it is probable that there
will be some news concerning the future
of the same before many weeks pass by.
At any rate it now looks as though a
large amount of money would beexpend-
ed in this section during the next few
months. In this event the section will
once again proceed to produce as heavily
as in earlier years.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27
Argus Rssunes.

From John T Mallalieu, secretary OF
the Argus Mines & Tunnel company. il
was learned that work has been resumed
on this property and that it will be pushed
as rapidly and vigorously as means will
permit. The work was suspended last
fail sfte' continuous operation covering
period OF over one year and a half
Owing to the unsettled conditions pre-
vaiiing in the stock markets OF the east
and The striugeucy at the time in financial
circles, the board of directors decided to
suspend tie work temporarily. rather
than proceed and thus involve the com
pany in debt.
The Argus property is situated up
Chicago Greek about mile and half
from the city. 1, is the same rich min
ing section as the Matte, Washington,
Newton, Maldoon. Republican and other
rich mining properties, while about half
a mile to the southwest OF the Argus is
the Lexington. with a record production
Of quarter million. The Argus holdings
consist OF s,ooo-foot tunnel site, -
recorded mining claims. one patented
claim and ten-acre mill site.
The msiu tunnel has been driven near
ly $50 feet and is a large double-tracked ed
tunnel. Track has been laid the entire
distance. a substantial drainage box laid
under the track and substantial timber
ing done where safety required. In adj
Gfftou In gfttx u.orL r..,l,- -, Tt ~
Lateral tunneliug has been done on the
veins that were cut by the main tuunel
II IS the design of the board to continue
the latter between 500 and 400 feet
further. so as to cut additional veins that
show good assay values on the surface.
After these are cut the work of drifting.
Stopping and developing will be done
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27
Flowers IN Bloom al San Antonio.

San Antonio. quaint and beautiful, is
one OF the most delightful places in win
ter-coloradoan' favorite resort. The
Colorado & Southern Ry. offers round
trip rate of s4I.io from Denver. II you
do not care to go 10 San Antonio, let us
map out pleasure trip for you to some
other Southern resort: possibly YOU
would prefer trip across the Gulf OF
Mexico. r. Z. Fisher. General Passen-
ger Agent, Denver, Colorado.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27
ADMINISTRATIVE. NOTICE.

Estate Of Fred G. Wynss. deceased.
The undersigned. having been appointed admins
tratrix Of the estate of Fred G. Wynas late Of the
County of Clear Creek. and State Of Colorado. de-
ceased hereby notice that she will appear before
The County Court of Clear Creek County. at the
Court House In Georgetown, at the March term. on
the second Morday In March next. at which time all
persons having claims against said estate are notified
and requested to attend for the purpose of having
same adjusted. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make Immediate payment to the
dersiRned.
Dated this l1th dav Of February. A. D.. 1901.
Lucy N. WYSAs. Administrative.
First Published February l3. 1904.
Lest Published March II. 1904.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27
Golden Cloud Prosperous.

ooioen SiOuo prosperous
The Golden Cloud Mines company,
operating the Golden Cloud group of
mines IN Russell Gulch are carrying for
ward extensive development work The
group consists of four claims, all patent
ed About ten years ago the main shaft
OF the Golden Cloud was sunk distance
OF about $50 feet, the surface workings
being extremely rich. and it is reported
hat the workmen used TO take out the
rich ore putting il into sacks and bury
ing II ia the dump and coming back for
II in the night time. About one year
ago, the group of claims was acquired by
the Golden Cloud company, which is
composed of James Peterson of Clinton.
Iowa, president, John May of Chicago.
secretary, T. l.. Goodrich of Belverde,
HIS; vice president aud treasurer, the bal
anee OF the board OF directors being E
Carter and o. II. Wright, Jr. OF Belvi-
dere, Ills.
Since the present company took hold
f the group, they have taken out
N-+N f'fANNi va II Hd'i ttNi t4iNit SCuf1 WI
wears. This was followed BY making an
npraise from the third to the second
level, retimbered the shaft, and i'll max
ing the upraise which was done to i'm
prove the air in the lower workings.
about 100 tons of ore was taken out.
which was sent to the concentrating
mills At Idaho Springs for treatment.
This work was followed by sinking the
shaft further distance which has uow
attained a depth of nearly 500 feet, and
is being vigorously sunk to a greater
dep,h with the greatest possible speed.
In the fourth level which is being ex-
tended west from the shaft, ore has been
expos, d eight feet wide between the foot
and hanging walls, all of which is being
shipped, and from which good returns
are being received. The output of this
drft which amounts TO , tons per day is
being taken ont by two men.
By many of the old timers in this dis
trjei the vein is presumed to be the same
as the famous Old Town from which ex-
tensiye shipments are being constantly
made, the ore from both properties being
identical and the dip OF the vein the same
pitch.
The annual meeting of the company
WAS held recently in Chicago after which
the board of directors came out to look
over the property. Al the above meet
ing plans for extensive operations were
outlined which are now being Carried
forward. During the past month plant
Of machinery has been installed suitable
ior sinking the shaft total distance of
1900 feet, but should the present ore
bodies continue, this plant will have to
be increased, as levels will be run every
100 feet.
The property is in charge of II. G.
Pearce Of Deaver as manager, with l..
+ Tobias Of Idaho Springs in direct
charge of the work as superintendent.
All indications pint to the fact that
within the next six months the Golden
Cloud will rank among the most promi-
nent producers Of this district.
Shipments are being made to the Bertha
mill OF this city and the Black Hawk
mill.
See the greatest of all tune tried and
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27
I.osger Clear Creek county. Colorado.

Lower Clear Greek county. Colorado.
ike many other sections, is beginning to
feel its feet again after discouragiug exper-
fences with labor. Development has been
hindered for while, but the euterprising
operators there are prepared to make up
for lost time. This year will be record
breaker for this splendid sectiou.-Daily
Mining Recorl.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27
Notice To Water Consumers.

All persons in arrears for water rent
for the year 1908 are hereby notified that
the same must he paid on or before
March 10th, 1904. If not paid by tha,
time water service will be shut off. By
order of water committee.
CHAs. BRANDsTETTER.
City Clerk.
Office hours: 3 to S and to s p. M.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27

The Misses Tucker and their stock
company which will appear here for three
nights in three different productions,
come we'll recommended, and will un-
doubtedly draw good houses, az the
plays are all new to Idaho Springs theatre
goers and are given at popular prices.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27

Mayor W. P. clough, of Empire, is
back from his eastern trip and says that
early spring will see something doing in
the affairs of the Continental Electric
Power and Irrigation Co. No better
proposition was ever promoted in this
section, and its ultimate success is but
question of time.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27

Runlor has 1t that the Centurion tunnel
will resume operations at once with +. L.
Nye as manager. A pump will be put on
to handle the water. and other improve
ments made. Mr.. Nye come from the
southern part of state and has had ex-
tensive experience in mining.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27

Nine men are employed on the Casino
by the Alma company. They are drift
ing west loo feet below the Foxhall tun-
mel and have struck body Of ore that IS
better than s2l6 per ton. abou; equally
divided between gold aud silver.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27

The Dives Pelican aud Seven-Thiriy
Mining company, a report of the sale of
which appeared in these columns recent
ly, was incorporated this week with a
capitalization of $4,000. Joseph H..
Eaton, Oval 0. McReynolds and Jean F.
Brandes are the names appearing on the
papers.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27
Notice.

To all whom II may concern;
Whereas, my husband. Mr.. Samuel Gleason. hav-
ing left my home bed and board without cause all
persons hereby notified 10 extend credit to
him my account. End that will not be respons sIbie
for any bills or liabilities created by him.
22o LIMA S. GLEASON
Dated at Idaho Springs. Colo. February 16. 1901.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27

Col. Montgommery has concluded to
look after Mammouth affairs personally
for time His two sous are actively en-
gagged on the property.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27

The Yankee Boy group near Freeland
has this week resumed operations NJ J.
OfNeil is in charge.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27

Leases White x Mitchell have this
week made shipment Of SIS ore from
the 7th level of the Pine Shade. They
have a fine streak foo, wids ON which
they are SINKING aud Stopping.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27

Operations by contract have been re-
sumed on the Friend group of mines near
the Joe Reynolds and the Two Sisters.
An upraise is being driven from the tun-
mel and when this is completed a
modern plant of machinery will lie in
stalled.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27

The owners OF the French Flag. which
was unwatered some weeks ago, have
nov decided to not operate the property
at present and the property has been
closed down. Blu, such good PROPOSE
ton will not long be allowed to remain
Idle
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27

Frank Rodin accompanied party Of
eastern capitalists over the district the
first Of the week, paving particular at
iention to Conner property. Gilpin
county mines were also visited.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27
MINING NOTES.

After years OF idieness, the old Mint
mine at Empire is again being worked by
leasers
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27

The Gold Dollar in the Russell district
is now down about @ feet with the shaft.
At I3o feet levels will be run to connect
with the old shaft. The property is be-
ing operated by the same men that con
trol the Luean:a tunnel on Fall river.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27


A change in management took place at
the Idaho Springs Mining and Reduction
Co. mill in this city last Monday, J. ].
Nav succeeding Capt Isgrig. The plant
is closed at present pending some needed
additions to the ore storage capacity, but
Mr.. May anticipates an early resumption
of the property at its full capacity. There
is no more complete milling plant in
the state than this, and once equipped
with storage bins and with plenty of ore
in sight, the output will be enormous.
The plant is complete with concentrating
and analgamating machinery Of the most
modern make, and has . large capacity.
]. F. Hoheisel, formerly superintendent
of the great Smuggler mill at Aspen, has
been engaged as superintendent and will
have charge of all the ore treatment.
The gentleman comes here with the very
best Recommendation and he is rated as
one Of the best mill men in the state.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27

G!lpin county, aud the McClelland tun-
mel will open this one IN Clear Creek"
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27

E. A. Hall was in town this week from
the Yankee Hill section, purchasing
supplies preparatory for an active season
of development work on his mining
properties in Cumberland gulch. He is
showing some splendid specimens of gold
bearing quartz taken from the Emma
Abbott at the bottom of the 7o-foot shan,
and assays show values of $500 to the
ton The lead matter is said to be about
four feet in width, and concentrates from
this net about $40 per ton. Denver
expert, after examining some of the
specimens from the Emma Abbott, dis
covered the presence of natalie tellurium.
For several years past Mr.. Hall has been
working the mine alone, but recent dis
coveries will warrant him in employing
help on the property.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-27

See the greatest of all tune tried and
successful plays. THE World" At the
opera house Tuesday March Ist. Seats
now selling.