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The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-11-26

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F.s,taiu road to the beautiful
4 Of the Payette, and then
[,b the valley to it's Queen City.
,..v years the prospectors had
[,.d over the mountain ranges be-
ooiss and the Payette river but
,sssrved to Mr.. Levan to dis
|. o,s in paying quantities as re-
1, :. 1894. and while Pearl has
a ,.o, q large camp it has been a
| ,a-some work always being
Asre. Though the Checkmste
,dle. there are a larger num-
!, mines being worked now than
The greatest show OF work is
r,rcoln, q mile and half ov-
! ridge southeast Of Pearl. Bunk
], .ra being erected for the men,
ss camp is named Kennedy, fol
svid Kennedy, one OF the own
Work is also being done or
r.st Lincoln, Lucky Ridge and
!, three mines in Rock creel
,mrbood. The town of Pearl il
miug, several new buildings be
| course of construction. Th'
d school house had to be enlarg
there are now two teachers.
church and parsonage are II
shape, some improvements be
,Ddsr way, made possible by tn
Ms Of election day dinner, net
ss5. The community great,
tied the departure of Rev. Davis
htely went back to Colorado
rs appreciating the work of Rev
Richardson, Mr.. Davis success
rsnding the mountain to En-
found the road we'll occupie
hight teams on their way t
valley is now largely unde
ntion except the state lands,
there is a large area. Prices
udfruit are low. 1t is said tt
men will not winter as man
there as usual-that they al
more largely to the Boise va
The great saw mill of McNish
about to rest its machiner,
The immense piles of lumb
large results of the season
g forty years of experiment
ID which the vain attempt b
made to compel ten dollars
= housand dollars worth of wo
the irrigation of the gre
on the north side of the Pa
aTer, company has now beg
- Silding of a dam in the riy
miles above Emmett, expe'
bring the water through (
n in Squaw Butte to the benz
n lHory of that bench and I
= made to irrigate it and
hopes of successive sets of
Hvould fill volume.
u Ubiquitous Mormon is in
1t is said they are oppol
kinds of trusts except the "
rst least many of them vo
,..s; elalist ticket. Some of til
sy intend to possess the VIII
out 30 far most of them &c
people Of moderate means,
We quite poor. The profar
men, women and children
sermon families is a sourc'
~ 1lals to the Gentiles WI
20 are likely to be conta
W the foul language they
70 hear from the Morr
- " at school. In the n
settled Mormon district
LADY who was teaching
attempted to discipline s
- y swearing in the presenc
VOL aud two of them assau
ming her in the face sey
~' though she finally }
''@' she resigned her posi-
W. after A lady told
nag Q young Mormon VII
llr a..
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-20
Annual Sale of Laces, Ribbons and Women's Neckwear and Handkerchiefs.

.IORCHON LACES AND INSERTIONS, regular prlce
 &C., Annual sale price e...................3 SC yard POINT DE PARIS LACEs AND INSERTINGS, regu-
 lar price 7c yard. Annual sale price. yard POINT VENISE LACE COLLARS regular prices 75c,
 8oc and o8c each. Annual sale price 4oc each ODD LOT OF TURNOVER COLLARS they sold
 ginaly for 25c, but they sghey soiled and will be
 sold at. Annual sale price 7c each WOMENS STOCK COLLARS, assortment of colors
 regular price 25c each Annual sale price each WOMENs SILK STOCK COLLARS regular price 4oc WOMENS WHITE SILK NECK RUCHES. Regular price $2o8 Annual sale price .$I75 each Regular price $3.5o Annual sale price os each Regular price $45o Annual sale price 50 each BLACK SILK NET HUGHES, with white edge, regular
 price $2 2o8. Annual sale price .$I75 each
 Ribbons
 NO 40 TAFFETA RIBBONS, openwork edge, in pink
 blue turquoise and red Annual sale price .6c yard FANCY TAFFETA RIBBONS, 5 3-4 inches wide, in
 fancy openwork stripe, colors black white, pink and
 blue regular price I7c yard Annual sale price oc yard Handkerchiefs
 WOMEN'S ALL LINEN INITIAL. HANDKER-
 CHIEFS regular price each Annual sale price zc each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-20
Annual Sale of Women's Petticoats, Etc

WOMENS BLACK MERCERIZED SATINE PET
 TICOATS trimmed with two rufaes, regular price o8c WOMENS BLACK SILK PETTICOATS, good quail
 y of silk regular price $4o8 each Annual sale price
 .$3o8 each WOMENS SILK PETTICOATS, in black and colors,
 regular price $6.5o and $6o8 each. Annual sale price
 ...................... $4o8 each CHILDREN'S TAM O'SHANTERS, in white and navy
 blue, regular price 4oc. Annual sale price 35c yard CHILDREN'S CAMEL HAIR TAM O'S1ANTERS,
 red white and navy blue, regular price 75c each Annual
 sale price soc each WOMEN's SEVEN BUTTON BLACK CATERS, reg
 uar price 4oc pair Annual sale price .2oc pair WOMEN'S LARGE WHITE APRONS, regular price
 25c. Annual sale price e..................1oc 1oc each WOMEN'S UMBRELLAS, covers of fine Union Taffeta,
 handles i'll pearl oxydzed and natural wood regular price WOMEN's FINE SILK UMBRELLAS handles of vari-
 designs regular price S3os Annual sale price $2oS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-20
Annual Sale of Black and Colored Silks

Goodness united with cheapness is the most persuasive argument offer for silks The quotations that fol- low do do justice the good must see the feel the and know you will admire them both for quality and price
 BLACK CHALLENGE TAFFETA, regular price soc yard. Annual sale price .25e yard BLACK AND COLORED TAFFETA, all our soc quail ity. Annual sale price 42c yard FANCY SILKS of kinds that sold for 75c, 8oc and o8c yard, good styles for waists all of them
 Annual sale price .......-..........'. .4oc a yaro OUR WELL KNOWN G. B. & H. BLACK TAFFETA,
 fully guaranteed satisfactory, regular price 75c
 Annual sale price 50c a yard 36 INCH BLACK TAFFETA, regular price $11o yard.
 Annual sale Prce yard 2z INCH BLACK TAFFETA, wear guaranteed, regular
 price 8oc. Annual sale price .......... 63c yard BLACK PEAU DE SOLE, all silk, good lustre, regular
 price 75c yard Annual sale price 5oc yard EXTRA QUALITY BLACK PEAU DE sOIE guaran-
 teed in selvedge, always sold for $1oo Special
 Annual sale price .7oc a yard WASH SILKS, all styles in white and colors regular
 price 45c yard Annual sale price yard BLACK PEAU DE SOIE, 36 inches wide, regular price
 SI.5o Annual sale price .$I.Io yard ALL OUR $Ioo VELVETS in black and colors. Annual
 sale price 7oc yard CHENEYS FOULARD SILKS, 1904 STYLES, 2r
 inches wide Annual sale price .37 yard
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-20
Annual Sale of Black and Colored Dress Goods

In Dress Goods for this Annual Sale you'll not ma ragged unsghy collection of suts, the contrary, the style ideas abound in both staple and novelty weaVs atractivey priced the oher which makes wo your while to choose here during this sale.
 WOOL GRANITE CLOTHS, full line of coors, regular price 200 yard. Annual sale price ZIG yafo FANCY PIPELINE MIXED SUITINGS, regular price soc yard. Annual sale price 37c a yafo l5o INCH MOHAIR SILICIAN. in black and coors
 These are very popular fabric for Spring Shirt Waist Suits, regular price 75c yard Annual sale price extra special '49e a yaao AN ASSORTMENT OF GRANITE CLOTHS, VENE- HANS PIPELINES AND TWEEDS, regular price zsc yard. Annual sale price soc yard NOVELTY STRIPED sUITINGs, 5o inches wide, desir-
 able for suits walking skirts regular price SIPS yard
 Annual sale price ....7oc yaro ENGLISH WHIP CORDS, in black and colors 45 inches
 wide all wool, regular price 75c yard. Annual sale
 nrice .......................52 SEC yard GREY IRISH FREEZE, all wool 54 inches wide one of
 the best materials made for hard service, regular price TWIE VOIEs in black and colors sheer crisp mater
 ial and will not slip, regular price 5oc Annual sale
 price 3oc a yard BLACK CHEVIOT, so inches wide, all sponged and
 shrunk, regular price 8ec yard Annual sale BLACK VOILE regular ST quality, all wool good
 lustre and perfect color Annual sale price 7oc yard PRIESTLEY CRAVENETTES the genuine article, name
 stamped on back, regular price $25o. Annual sale
 pIlee :. . :. . .. :pi'9o y@ FRENCH BROADCLOTFIS, black and navy blue, lustre
 unaffected by spongng, regular price $I.oS Annual
 sale price .SI70 a yard
 All other dress goods stock with the exception of "Lansdownes" marked down for this sale
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-20
Annual Sale of Neck Furs and nuffs

We've only very few Furs left and depend the magnetism of price reductions clear of them entire ly during this sale If have idea of fur this next this your opportunity get for about half the regular price >@~ . LONG BLACK CONEY SCARFS regular price s3os.
 Annual sale price .$2. so each ISABELLA FOX SCARFS were SIooo. Annual sale ISABELLA FOX SCARFS were $17.5o. Annual sale
 price .............. SIoo8 each SABLE WOLF SCARFS, trimmed with tails and silk cord
 fasteners regular price Annual safe price $8 each SABLE RACCOON ROUND MUFFS, regular price
 5000, Annual sale price $3.o8 each SABLE OPOSSUM FLAT MUFFS, regular price S.. so. ISABELLA AND SABLE FOX FLAT MUFFS, regular
 price ST 5.oo Annual sale price ...... .$Ioo8 each CHILDREN'S WHITE FUR SETS, regular price s1 40
 fAI1llal sae pTce .0Sc set MISSES MUSKRAT FUR SETS regular price S4o35
 Annual sale price .S3e5 set MISSES NUTRIA FUR SETS, regular price $6. .5o An
 nuai sale price so set
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-20
Grieve Bisset & Hollands Second Annual Clearing Sal

WoMEN,s PETTICoATs made with deep lawn aounce. trimmed with Point de Paris lace and ucks regular price 75c. Annual sale price ..................5o soc each WOMEN'S SKIRTS, trimmed with deep embroidery and tucks with three hestitched lawn rues regular price osc. Annual sale price each WOMENS FINE CAMBRIC SKIRTS, deep lawn Hounce trimmed with five of val nsertngs and edg ing regular price $4 e8 Sale price 3o8 each :.ss~ Drawers
 WOMEN'S EXTRA SIZE DRAWERS with deep hem : and tucks regular price 35c pair. Annual sale price a par WOMEN'S DRAWERS made from extra fine muslin,
 trimmed with tucks, lace edgng and insertions, regular price 6oc pair Annual sale price ........ soc pair Gowns and Corset Covers
 WOMEN'S GOWNS V-neck, trimmed with embroidery,
 nsertngs tucks and hensttched lawn rufHe, regular price 6oc each. Annual sale price soc each WOMEN.S GOWNS, high neck with tucked yoke and hemstitced rfe regular price 6oc each. Annual sale MARGUERITE CORSET COVERS made of canbric or long cloth trimmed with lace edgng inserting and ribbon beading with embroidery and ribbon beading, regular price 6oc and 75c each. Annual sale price soc each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-20
Annual Sale of Gloves

WOMEN's WOOL GOLF GLOVES, black, white and
 grey regular price pair Annual sale price 15c pair white and grey, regular price 4oc pair Annual sale
 price ce....................... .25c pair WOMEN's MERCERIZED GOLF GLOVES, in black,
 white and grey, regular price oc pair Annual sale
 price e...,................... ...25c pair WOMEN'S SILK GOLF GLOVES, in black and grey,
 regular price $1 LOO pair Annual sale price 7oc pair WOMENS WALKING GLOVES, large pearl button,
 Paris points, and grey shade, regular price o8c WOMENS CLASP MOCHA CLOVES black, browns
 and gey regular price Annual sale price 7oc pair WOMENs THREE CLASP REAL KID CLOVES in'
 black, white and color regular price $14o Annual sale
 price ........................$ $I a pair
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-20

WOMENS WHITE WOOL JERSEY TIGHTS. regular
 price 75c. Annual sale price 53c eaeh WOMENS MEDIUM WEIGHT RIBBED WOOL
 VESTS AND PANTS Vests short sleeves Pants knee
 length regular price z5c. Annual sale price s7c each Pants regular price o8c each Annual sale price 7oc each CHILDREN'S GREY RIBBED FLEECED VESTS
 AND PANTS, sizes 1S, zc; 12c; "A, 14c 2o'
 rye; 28, 1oc; 3o each. BOYS GREY WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, reg
 ular price soc Annual sale price ~.-.....3oc each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-20

It not to dae the qualities of Muslin Underwear for reputation well established for carrying only the best made in the market They carry the label of "The Consumers League" which speaks n4ore strongly than could the and conditions under which they made.
 White Skirts
 WOMEN'S SHORT MUSLIN SKIRTS, trimmed with canbrc rufe with hemstcaed hem, regular price 25c. Annual sale price each WOMEN'S SHORT SKIRTS, trimmed with embroidery and ck, with Point de Paris Lace and inserting reg ular price 6oc Annual sale price ........ soc each WOMEN'S SKIRTS extra fine muslin, beautifully trim med, regular price ST. o8 Annual sale price ST 80 each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-20
Annual Sale of Lace Curtains and Portieres
Tapestry Portieres

Tapestry Portieres
 Regular price $2o8 pair Annual sale price pair Regular price s35o pair Annual sale price, os poi Regular price $3os pair Annual sale price pair Regular price SAYS and $4es pair Annual sale price .$ee8 pair WHITE BRUSSELS NET CURTAINS, regular price $4os pair Annual sale price $ao8 pair
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-20
Annual Sale of Outing Flannel Garments

WOMENS OUTING FLANNEL SHORT SKIRTS, in
 pink and blue stripes, regular price 25c Annual sale WOMENS OUTING FLANNEL GOWNS, pretty light
 stripes regular price 4oc. Annual sale price each WOMENS OUTING FLANNEL GOWNS, made with
 tucked yoke trimmed with braid regular price 75c. An
 nual sale price 55c each WOMENS OUTING FLANNEL GOWNS, made with
 white yoke and button hole stitched rue regular price CHILDRENs OUTING FLANNEL GOWNS, sizes 6 to
 years, regular price 3oc. Annual sale price 32c each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-20
Annual Sale of Mems Furnishings

Though our Mems Department is till the last to De represented in these columns, certainly by the least quota of unusual values Judge everything here by these few items
 fas Mems Underwear
 AN EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN IN MEMS NATUR- AL WOOL UNDERWEAR the reliable Forest Mills make, fine soft wool, garment finished well any $I.oo garment We've sold hundreds of them 75c each but
 they in at the remarkable price for the annual sale MENs soe UNDERWEAR shirts and drawers caneis 1ar wool, blue ribbed ribbed aeece-lined Single and double breased) and white merne Annual SMALL LOTS OF MEMS s1oo UNDERWEAR. sli n standard, reliable makes, such Roots Tvoli,"
 Wright's Health etc. There full range of sizes but if your size IS among them they're yours for MEMS HEAVY FLEECE LINED uNDERwEAR, blue with white fleece regular soc garment. Annual sale price ......,.-.................. .2oc each MEMS UNION SUITS, ecru color, heavy ribbed garment one of the best suits made regular price sr4o Annual MEMS FINEST NATURAL, WOOL UNDERW2AR, '' Roots make, regular saoo garment. Annual sale ALL OUR s1oo UNDERWEAR Annual sale price ALI, OUR sr.so MEMS UNDERWEAR Annual sale e price .$I.IA each
 Mems Half Hose
 MEMS BLACK CASHMERE HOSE regular price asc x pair Annual sale price r6c pai0 MEMS MEDIUM WEIGHT BLACK COTTON HOSE fast color, regular price pair. Annual price ODD LOTS OF MEMS HOSE, in pi@sE, grey mixed and colors. mostly in size regular price I-zc pair Annual sale price zc a Dait Mems Shirts
 MEMS UNLAI1NDERED WHITE SHIRTS made from strong coon linen bosoms reinforced back and front felled throughout good value the regular price soc. Annual sale price .............asc each MEMS COLORED NEGLIGEE SHIRTS regular price 4ec Annual sale pr1ce .33c each MEMS MADRAS WORKING SHIRTS. attached collars regular price 4Sc. Annual sale price 2ac each MEMS STIFF BOSOM SHIRTS, the best shirt we car made from extra fine percaie stripe and figured effects regular price o7e. Annual sale price FOG each MEMS sUsPENDERs, 10 dozen only, of a5c suspen- ue III two styles. Annua sale price paid MEMS WOOL SWEATERS, all sizes 34 to 42 in navy blue, and roll collar an excellent garment n at annual saIe pTlee .38c each SMALL LOT OF MEMS soc FOUR-IN-HAND TIES medium and dark colors Annual sale price roe esnN
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-20
Annual Sale of Women's Dress Skirts



 Price WOMENS RAIN COATS, ill castor color and oxford grey, regular price $I2.5o Annual sale price WOMENS KERsEY WALKING SKIRTS in black and brown regular price S o Annual sale price $3o8 each WOMENS STORM SERGE DRESS SKIRTS in black and grey regular price s4o8 Annual sale price $o each WOMEN'S BLACK DRESS SKIRTS of heavy storm serge, regular price $6os each. Annual sale price
 ChiIdren's Coats cHILDREN'S VELVET COATS, in black and navy blue, trimmed with silk braid and medallons 1oyears, regular price s3os and s4os. Annual sale prices .$2es and $3.o8 cHILDREN'E zIBEL1NE AND KERsEY COATS, . sizes to years regular price S4oS Annual sale price CHILDREN'S NAVY BLUE REFER JACKETS, made with double cape regular price s2o8 Annual sale price ........-............. ST .oS each
 Womens Waists
 WOMEN'S WHITE CHEVIOT AND MERCERIZED MADRAS WAISTS, regular price $1oo. Annual sale WOMEN's MERCER1ZED MADRAS WAIST, white, with neat black figures, regular price $r75 Annual sale price SIPS each WoMEN's MERcERIzED OXFORD WAISTS, black and white stripe effects regular price each Annual al sale pr1ce ........... SIPS each WOMEN's WHITE FLEECED LINED PIQUE WAISTS regular price s4o. Annual sale price S1o each ODD LOT OF SILK WAISTS, in colors and black, with white stitching, regular price s3o8 and $4o8 each. Annual sale price .$a o8 each WOMEN's FLANNELETTE HOUSE WRAPPERS, Black navy blue and silver grey grounds striped figured effects made with rufe shoulder founce skirt, regular price $Ioo Annual sale price zoc each Annual Sale of Lace Curtains and Portieres
 Tapestry Portieres
 Regular price $2o8 pair Annual sale price pair
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-14
DIVERS T r
Their Work II Deadly. and They
Do Not Live Long.

Pearl tisllNrs do not Hive long. They
often dive TO a depth OF 100 feet or
more, and the strain wears them out
before their lives are half over. From
these depths a diver usually brings
two oyster shells each "trip" II Is on
the mother Of peari IN these that the
European depends for his sure profit
Pearls are "plums.' whieA only occa.
~sionally fall 10 his lot. Divers work
for q wage. and all the shells brought
M are the property OF The employer.
in Studies In Brown Humanity
Hugh Clifford describes Malay pearl
fishers They anchor on the oyster
beds or rs near them as possible. he
s.iYs. and the diving takes place twlc.
i day
sAil The boats are manned at morn
I'M and evening. and the Snlu boys row
them out 10 the point selected for the
days operations. Tie white man IN
charge always goes with them In order
to keep al eye upon the shells. to resus
citate exhausted divers and generally
10 look after his own interests.
Presently Il man lowers himself
slowly over the side. takes d long, deep
breath. and then. turning head down
ward, swims into the depths. his limbs
showing dimly In frugliks motions mn.
III. IL iia water he very deep, hc 3
con- la n 10 sight,
In c fpss minutes hn u ll
view again, Ills face straining upward.
y~earnIng with extended neck for tn
air that he now needs 30 sorely. HIS
hands cleave the water In strong down.
ward strokes; bis form grows momen,
tarily more distinct, until the fixed,
tense expression Of his staring face Is
plainly visible Then the quiet surfaee
Of the sen spiashes In q thousand drops
OF sun stepped light MS his head tears
through II. and his bursting lungs. ns.
polling the imprisoned mir. draw In the
breath which they crave In long. hnra
gasps. If the dive has been a deep one
a little blood may 10 seen TO trickl'
from nose and mouth and ears. al
times vi the eye sockets ooze blooA.
the result Of fearful pressure to which
the diver has been subjected
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-14
CHILDREN R SANE.
Bnt Grownnp People, MOST Of Them
Are More or Less Insane.

But Grownnp People, Host Of Them,
Arc More or Less Insane.
There Is one disadvantage which Is
involved III the very nature of ednea
ton that IL, that we have TO assume
that grownup people are representa-
tive. We have even to 80 the length
Of assuming that grownup people are
sane. When we talk about encouraging
health In children aud discouragins
morbidity. when We talk OF such and
such a child being abnormal or inter.
esting or ncurotic or a genius, we are
all the time taking for granted that We
ourselves have attained to what Is
profitable and eternal Ia human nature.
But there is Mt least something that
may reasonably be said upon the other
side. II may at least very plausibly
be maintained that II Is children who
are, age after age, sane and reliable
and grownnp people who are, age aft
er age. more or less fantastic and dis.
cOncerting. The great majority OF
grownup people in any age will be IN
all probability slightly insane; for since
no human philosophy is perfect. and
since every human philosophy natural
~ treats itself as n II were perfect. the
chances are I'M every generation that
the majority Of educated people VIII b'
crsfntically certain Of something that
Is quite untrue. Children, on the other
hand. II might be maintained. rcpre
sent the actual primary and untouched
human nature, Whatever agrees with
that Is sane: Whatever disagrecs with
II is eccentric. Children are always
children. or, TO limit the mnttcr with
more precision. babies. at any rate. ARE
always babics Hut few viii be NJ
paradoyical MS 10 maintain that men
are always men or women always wo,
men Black and White.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-14
An Eleanen, pernration.

And said the rising young poll,
ticlan as lie reached his eloquent pero,
ration, n predict that our candidate
will, when the votes are counted, be
found 70 have ridden 10 success upon
q tidal wave Of glory that Will have
swept all before II like wild Are break
Ing In flying spray upon the strand
where the sun or victory shall blaze
forth liz most efulgent rays upon the
close Of one OF the most noble, most
memorable campaigns that have ever
been launched upon the sen or politics
to gather strength and carry nll be-,
fore 1t like the cyclone sweeping across
the broad prairies from which even
the orb OF dag has disappeared In ter
ror."
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-14
Dunkards i'm
New Mexico

A dispatch from Roswell dated Sun.
day says:
Eight Dunkards arrived here lasi
evening from Chicago. They came
approve the selection already made
for a colony Of 500 Dunkard families
near this city. The party left Chi.
cago last Tuesday and were joined
at Wichita by Former Congressman
Jerry Simpson of this city, VINO &C
companied the party here.
Before arriving here the Dunkards
investigated the Pan Handle coun-
try. They were driven around last
evening, and this morning and were
shown n of the finest valleys on
earth. All Of them were highly pleas
ed and expressed themselves In 10 un-
certain language. Rev. Philip Swl-
hart Is at the head Of the party.
Those who compose the party are
prominent in Dunkard church circles
In Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio. and
Missouri, The names are given here
with. Rev. Philip Swihart, Rev. 6. NJ.
Bower, Rev. W. NJ. England. Rev. w.
H. Lichty, Rev. Il. +. John, Rev. C. H.
H~awkbecker, DR.. N. F. Canaday, DR..
G. A. Canaday, G, NJ. Ginther, repre-
sentatires Of the Chicago Record
Herald,
The party was Joined at Amarillo
by D. w. Garwood. superintendent Of
the Pecos Valley lines, who accom-.
panied them to this city.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-14
"a WISE WOMAN
Bright Comedy Pleases Packed House
at the Lyeeurn.

The Tacoma News says: Notwith.
standing that the programme desig.
mates "A Wise Woman which open
ed q t~hreenight engagement at the
I4yceum last night, as . farclal com.
edy the play is q roaring farce. pure
and simple. The theme 10 an old one,
yet very new, and from it, similarity
70 "A Night of" as produced BY An.
gustine Days company, when Ada
Hhen and John Drew we're In the
cast, II Is without doubt drawn from
the same German source The com.
pany presenting the play Ii beyond
doubt the best that has played at tho
Lyceum In many a day. What It lacks
In numbers II more than makes up In
ability. each and every member Of the
company showing dramatic ability con-
s~iderably In advance Of any organi.
zation seen here yet this season All
in all, "A Wise Woman is one OF the
best shows Of the season, and Ii the
most worthy offering that has been
seen at the Lyeeum thus far.