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Evening journal., 1904-03-08
TRADERS TEA CO
0OI KING STREET.
SUNK IN COLLISION

Newport News. Va March S.-The
-masted schooner Gardiner O..
Deering. Captain Ross. from Boston,
was run down and sunk at an early
hour yesterday by the Merchant and
Miners Transportation Company's
steamer Essex. Captain johnson. The
Essex arrived in this city at 5.f5 o'clock
this afternoon.
Captain johnson. OF the Essex. re-
fused TO make a statement regarding
the accident. It is said that the heavy
fog on the Chesapeake Bay was re-
sponsible for the collision. The crew
OF the schooner numbering eleven men.
was picked up by boats from the Essex
The schooner was owned by Gardiner
C. Deering. OF Boston, and was hardly
z ysar old
Evening journal., 1904-03-08
A Hard Winter
new PIANOS.
We Are Interested in
Pianos, Let Us Tell
You About it,

Our large warerooms gives us ample
capacity for display. We have them
full of the finest styles of Pianos made
BY the most popular manufacturers.
We have used great care in selecting
every instrument from the highest
priced to the lowest, and have secured
the best Of every grade and quality.
Every Piano we sell must be just as
represented or it will be replaced by a
perfect one, upon evidence Of the slight
est defect.
We always live up to our guarantee.
The names Of
Evening journal., 1904-03-08
STOVE TAIK.

Though we have sold more stoves in
the last few months than any other house
In Wilmington ever disposed OF in such
a short time, We still have hundreds Of
them on hand for the spring trade. We
have the beautiful Acorn line. The hand
some Monarch Beaver. over 100 displayed
to select from. Bought in carload lots so
that Ne can save you money. Don't for
got your ola one is taken IN part payment.
and We are selling large number Of Sec
ond-hand stoves in frst-class order, 800
up. McMaAon Bros. Is the only place to
buy stoves, 502 King street. adv
Evening journal., 1904-03-08
This i Nnt = Eish stnruI

You can get the best macl1erel 10c
TO 15c each; Goldfish steaks. MS. 25c;
sardines in oil, mustard sauce and
spiced 1 10. cans. 1Oc; 10. cans mack
erel, l0c; can shrimp, 12c; cans SAL
mon, 25c; clam chowder, 10c and zoe
can. d. w. Lynch Co, stores Attn and
Madison, Sth and King streets. Trad
ing stamps.
Evening journal., 1904-03-08

cause me 10 almost lose my breath. In
fact could scarcely breathe unless lying
down. and was on the verge Of Mysteries
all the time from nervousness. think il
took me fully ten minutes to go up one
flight Of stairs TO the doctors room. He
said my heart was iu a bad condition. but
on ms return to Boston prepared me a
special medicine Of which I took several
courses. ! tried Ncrvura instead. and
scented to feel better after each dose as
soon as TAKEN You may judge Of my sur
prise. after taking so much medicine as
well as being treated by a Boston Hospital
10 find myself getting better in every way
in less than one year / was able to do all
my work. with my heart seemingly as
strong as ever.
For the last ten years I have taken no
medicine and have had no trouble with
my heart. l am sixty-three years old.
and have ever since then been physically
well.
have recommended Il to friends. al
ways with the same results-a complete
cure.
You are al liberty to use this testimon-
"a Is you think best, and hope it viii
reach the eye Of someone who needs Ct as
iruclr as 1 did. I feel that / cannot say
mougl in praise Of DR.. Greenes Ner-
tura.
IL you have weak heart, weak nerves or
had blood. take Dr. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy. 1t cures. DR.
Greene. its discovercr, is our most sue
oassinl specialist IN curing nervous and
chronic diseases. He can be consulted free.
personally OF BY letter, at his office, lOi
Firth avenue. New York city.
RECOMMENDED AND FOR SALE BY
ALL DRUGGISTS.
Evening journal., 1904-03-08
SEAFORD COUNCIL REPUBLICAN,
Three Tickets Were in the Field-Ex.
citing Contest.

seaford, March s.-Tho annual town
election took place yesterday and three
councilmen were chosen. Three tickets
were in the field and the fight was inter-
esiing and exciting.
A large vote was cast and arodnd the
polling places could be seen groups Of
Democrats and Republicans working for
their respective candidates. The VOTES re-
celved by those elected are as follows
W S. Burton 15S; J. b. Hurley. 1iO; J.. J.
Warrington. 1si. The council which is
composed OF seven members is now Re.
publican.
Evening journal., 1904-03-08
News Of the Town.
RUNAWAY IN TOWNSEND
That Town So Healthy There Has Been
No Death Since October.
speclal ID The ENenlng Iournal.

Special to The Evening Journal
Townsend, March S.--A horse at
tached to carriage ran away a short
distance from town yesterday and was
dashing down Main street toward the
station, when it was stopped by Joseph
Pritchard, who heroically grabbed the
bride as the frightened animal rushed
by him. The carriage was damaged
considerably. It is said that the team
is owned by Joshua Hayman, but was
being driven at the time of the acci-
dent by John Perry, a farmer living
near Blackbird.
Notwithstanding the severe winter,
the year just past has been a remark
ably healthy one in this town as there
has not been a single death in the town
since the death of John Goldsborough,
who died on October u.
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Mr. Eastman is seeretary.

Charles Eastman has been appoint
ed TO act as treasurer Of the Forward
Movement at Central Presbyterian
Church. Those who have subscribed
to the movement win make their pay
ments to him. Those who have not
Joined in the movement are requested
TO Join in helping the Presbytery Of
New Castle to support the missionary
among the Laos.
Evening journal., 1904-03-08
To Burn St. Patriok's MORTGAGE.

There viii be a mortgage burning in
ST. Patricks Church next Sunday. The
burning win take place after the Vesper
service in the afternoon and the Rt
Rev. John ]. Monaghan win oficiate
at the ceremonies. The church is "a
years old. During the last year the
members Of the congregation under the
direction of the Rev. William ]. Ber-
mingham have liquidated a debt Of
$4,000. Special and elaborate ceremon-
les win mark the event.
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Takino old Switches Out.

Workmen were busy this morning
tearing out the frogs and switch con-
nections with the old Pennsylvania
Railroad round house at the foot OF
Second street. The Office Of the house
has been removed by Jones & Broa
and they ere now demolishing the old
round-house. which has sheltered To-
comotives for many years.
Evening journal., 1904-03-08
wILMlNGToN MARKETS..
Services at Central Church.

rhe subject for the mid-week service
Central Presbyterian Church tomor-
w- night viii be soul Prosperity"
le pastor Of the church. the Rev. II.
McCurdy, d. D., requests as many
'smbers OF the congregation to attend
is service. as can conveniently do
on Friday evening preparatory
vices win be held. At the close Of
, meeting on Wednesday night and
Friday night the session of the
-lrch win meet.
Evening journal., 1904-03-08
FREE STAN p S
Your Choice Of Red. Green or Blue
Starting at our Big Stamp sale. Wed.
nesday. Mar 9. ending Sat. Mar. y.


Starting at our Big Stamp sale. Wed.
nesuaY Mar 9, ending Sat-, Mar. ! 2,
for these three days only. we will give
away more stamps than any other store
in town with every article bought. No
matter what you buy here at this sale
you viii receive stumps We also have
four special articles 10 oner at this sale
what other stores ask 10 cents for, lit
for these three days we viii sell them
at 10 cents, and also give 10 stamps free
with every one OF these articles bought.
We viii also o1cr ] box OF Uncle Jerryz
flour 10 cents a box and 10 stamps free:
and as we have been getting this sale
ready now for the last week it will be a
threc-days sale never TO be forgotten or
never attempted In this city before in the
stamp line. So people wishing their stamp
boks nned quickly ito would be wise for
them TO attend this big stamp sale. We
also offer 500 stamps with this big 1910
cash order Just think so dollars worth OF
stamps with this one big following order:
10. of best Java and Mocha coffee.
10. OF best baking powder.
~. OF best 6oc tea.
no. large prunes.
can OF No / tomatoes.
box OF pepper.
1 bottle Of best table syrup.
] large bottle of ammonia.
I large bag of salt.
bottle best pickles.
box best seeded raisins.
] box OF currants
cakes Of best washing soap.
box matches.
J box OF best corn starch.
10 of.A No macaroni.
bottle OF good catsup.
can OF Colburn mustard.
Amount OF order just $50.
COO stamps tree. Just think, $50 worth
stamps free.
,TRAOER RS TEA CO.
Evening journal., 1904-03-08

s6.9S-Special values I'm Ladies' and
Misses New Spring Tailor Made Suits
in Mixtures or Plain Broadcloths. made
I'm newest styles and positively worth
$40.
S2.5O--A special bargain in an all
wool Walking Skirt. pretty new style
material and positively SS.9S value.
S29S for a S5.9S Covert Cloth Ladies'
Spring Weight Jacket.
S2.9s Black Peau de Sole and Taneta
silk Waists S2.9S value.
SOC win buy a 2-yard square Turkey
Red Table Cover today.
1-2 yard our &c prints today.
&c yard lot Of new style Lawns. win
be Zoe in a few weeks.
5Oc-Another lot of 81 Kid Gloves.
Q cakes for loc. all our best Toilet
Soaps
$50 sell all our an wool blankets
today, a great bargain.
15c-Lot Of 25c and soc Framed Pic
lures.
4sc yard-Embroidercd White Fian-
nels. 69c quality.
&c yard. l5c wide all silk ribbons.
14c-Ladies' 25e Neckwear
Evening journal., 1904-03-08
THE HARDEsT MINTER

on stoves for years, but we are able to
meet all demands for stove repairs in the
big stove department. McMahon Bros.
Fifth and King streets. adv.
Evening journal., 1904-03-08
3c

VRNl
We viii bill
the balance of
our sample lot
of Irish Point
Scarfs and
Shams, worth
75c, $1.00 and
S1.25 at this
low price.
LEES co.
Evening journal., 1904-03-08
chanaed eusinegs Location.

Wilbur Meredith moved yesterday from
his former store at Third and Delaware
streets TO the newly fitted up store room
az the corner Of Fourth and Delaware
streets.
James Mcguire has also moved his busl-
ness headquarters from Delaware street
between Fourth and Fifth, 10 Fourth and
Delaware streets.
James Lawier viii take possession Of his
nsw property on Delaware street lately
occupied by James Mcguire. on April l.
after which date he viii have his head
quarters there for the sale Of the Evening
Journal
Evening journal., 1904-03-08
MARKETS.

Philadelphia, March S.-Wheat. No. 2
red. March. closed 81 l.O5d1 .o5lk. Car lots in
export elevator: No. Northern Du-
nth. S1liQ1.l4lk; No. Northern Duluth,
1.l2Q1 .l2is; Pennsylvania red, 81 .O6G1 .O6l5s
so. . Delaware red. Sf.060l .06ls.
Corn.-No. 2 mixed, March. contract
losed at 5l&Q52c. Car lots, on spot: No.
in export eleyatof. 5lMG52c; steamer. ex-
,ort elevator, 50Ag50lsc No. 3 in export
levator. 4SNGiSi5c. We quote No. ? yell
ow. on track, at SIC.
Oats.-Trading in car lots was snactive
nd under limited receipts prices closed
teady. There was an increase IN The
Il 'nited States visible supply Of 30. Gl bush
Is. We quote: no. white, natural. al
ne. and do, clipped, at 5sc.
WILMINGTON MARKETS..
The local Wholesale quotations reported
n. y. stayton.
ibbage barrel e. .... q. ....S2. so 70 SO 50
lhfte potatoes. bushcl.. =. ..N.0O to 81 IL
4 pples, barrel. ..... ..........S3.25 10 81 .Ot
niQps, basket. -. ..---. ......e0c
i emons,. Messna, Eox e. =. $3.50 to IS .0C
4 ggsl tDel- and Md per doz....eIc to pc
nieEens, .livc. pound. q. ........lIc to l5c
4 apes keg. .. ..........S3.o0 to $40
,lcoanuts, dozen. ....... 90. ............ soc
81 veet Potatoes, basket. e. . ...... soc
e veey potatoes barrel. =. =. 50. .25 to s.. 81
ifleys. dressed PEI pound. ....1s to 2Oc
a onge@' poX.... .. ....s2.25 to $3.50
Evening journal., 1904-03-08
SHAD FISHERMEN
ARE GETTING BUSY
Hanging Their Nets and
Looking for the Ice to
Disappear
BUSINESS CHANGES THIS SPRING
Special to tho Evenlng Journal

NlVVIlI % tIIu INtIIIl5 JvUIHlII'
New Castle, March S.-rho fishermen Of
New Castle are now very busy propar-
ing their nets and other paraphernalia for
the shad season. They are working every
day IN the old city hall hanging their nets
so as TO be ready for the campaign when
the FISH begin to run in numbers. The
storm drove the ice all on this side Of tine
river and IL was probably piled up thick
er mere yesterday than at any time this
winter, although it was not so hard. The
fog and damp weather Is rotting 1t rap
idly, but it can't disappear too soon to
suit the fishermen.
Evening journal., 1904-03-08
cur GfAss nIspr.Ar

Iippincott c Co. have enlarged their
cut glass department. 1t is a big improve
ment. Don't miss seeing it.
Evening journal., 1904-03-08
To Cure a cold in One pav

ke Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets.
! druggists refund the money If It
lis to cure. q. w. Groves signature
on each box. ESQ
Evening journal., 1904-03-08
Rabbit Doc Killed.

A valuable rabbit dog belonging to Ed
ward Neher, Of this place, was run over
and killed by a trolley car here on Sat-
urday night. The loss of the animal IS
much regretted by Mr.. Neher and his
friends as it was an exceptionally good
hmnlrr
Evening journal., 1904-03-08

The two shows were all right last
night at the w. j. c. Fair, 900 Wash
ington street. Come in tonight.
Evening journal., 1904-03-08
100 LATE TO CLASSIFY

T OST-Large male shepherd dog; sable
and white body; registered. Liberal
reward if returned to No. 62I w. 4th St.
mS-it
Evening journal., 1904-03-08
One Session Yesterday.

On account Of the very disagreeable
weather there was but one session at
the public schools Of this place yester-
day.
Evening journal., 1904-03-08
RObeIen Piano Co..
No. 710 Market St.
DEAD

. DEAD.
JOHNsON.-In this city. on March s. 1904
Caleb Parker johnson, in the S5th year
of his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence. No. lio5 Market street. on Ffi-
day afternoon. Marcn II, at go O'clock
Interment private.
Evening journal., 1904-03-08

SPECIAL SALE
Of Grey Enzmeled Steeiwsre at Lppin-
cotts. 25 per cent. discount.
Evening journal., 1904-03-08
Anona the So.

William e. Kirk is suffering from an
attack Of grip.
Mrs john Foster. Of Third street, was
stricken with paralysis on Sunday.
Benjamin Shepherd, watchman for the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company at Del
aware street, is a grip victim.
Loomis Wise is suffering from grip.
Tasker Clark. son Of f. T. Clark, Of
near New Castle. was successfully opor-
ated upon for appendicitis at the Meth
odist Hospital Philadelphia, on Saturday.
His speedy recovery Is looked for.
James McGrory has returned TO Chester
after two weeks enforced vacation due
TO pleurisy.
Successful Meeting.
The missionary meeting in New Castle
N. i. Church on Sunday evening was a
very successful affair. The collection foot
ed up S201, which will be devoted to the
missions in this conference.
News Of the Town.
Charles Hughes, Jr., Of Chester. has
been visiting friends in this place.
Edwin White Of Philadelphia, spent Sun
day as the guest of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James White, Of New Castle.
john Atkinson and A. Brown Lancaster
have been spending a few days with Phil
adolphia friends.
Evening journal., 1904-03-08

AavAEiis- IN M Tsv4nins I~prnAh
Evening journal., 1904-03-08

are names which have been identified
with Piano manufacture for over 60
years, being all pioneers in the art Of
piano manufacture.
All these and many more are
represented with their best
product.
Being thus equipped let US assure our
citizens that we are determined to give
our Wilmington people the proof that
the place to buy pianos is right here in
your home city.
Our thousands Of pleased patrons
will testify to the fair and generous
treatment accorded to all.
We purchase our pianos for cash
only, and are therefore able to COM
pete with all leading houses.
You can buy for cash or on easy
monthly payments. We charge no in
terest on payments.
A few lines will bring you eata-
loaues and full information.
Visitors always welcome.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-12-30
Current Events.
I0@@H0m0 aGn0B0 a0H@H creme

The cotton crop Of the United
States for this year is one Of the
largest on record.
There are three billion dollars
on deposit ii the United States
banks. How much Of it is your? 9
The ice-boat has already
claimed three victims. Two off
the crafts crashed together when
travelling at q speed of SO miles
an hour on q lake near Syracuse.
N. II
The arnore dcruiser, Washing
ton, will probably be launched
on Washington s birthday. 1T is,
of 1850 tom s displacement.
Its sister ship, the Tennessee.
was launched at Philidelpia
December 3rd.
Although most people are I'M
der the Impression that the.
Louisiana Purchase Expositiols;
was not a success, the report
was recently given out that it,
was one of the most successful
of world fairs.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-12-30
9HO0R0B0BOBas
episcopal cf1URC t1.qTEMs )
5ak0 RoHR0n0no0mon0RW,el

-i7 - . NO. q
Rev. Mr.. Childs will conduct
the services and preach at t.le
Church Of the Advent next Sum
day both morning and evening
The Christmas exercises at.
this church were well attended,
the services were interesting and
the little folks made happy by
abundance Of candy and other
gifts.
Because Of a defect in the
chimney at the Church Of the
Advent, the Masonic services,
were held at the Masonic hall on.
st. Johns day. "A large number.
of Masons and members Of the
Eastern Star were in attendance
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-12-30
Advertised Letters

Remaining uncalled for at the post
Office at Devils Lake for the week
ending Dec. "a, 1904. II not cailea
for within fourteen days, will be sent
to the dead letter office.'' PARTIES
calling for any Of said letters, say
advertised - -
Aasiand 4 jersti HaWker S c.
Brooks Geo. Jackson Alice
Bates Ben + Kellner Erik Q
Breyls 4 Lambert Chas a
BernentR alphV Madison HI o
brown Z w Murphy Jno
Berg VIM McPhail Harry
CoWings Alex Olsen Chas.
Coomings Jas H Ogelsley Chas
CavanaughT hos Pratt F G
Fradeen Katrine Richard Bert
Herbert Geo Rogers Ed
Highum Ella Schlenker; Emil
Herd j j Thoreson j .a,1ra
Harring tonMrsM Wallace hasH
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-12-30

Lowest rates, favorable terms.
Ramsey County National Bank.

a break or error marred the en-
tire pro uction of the difficult
work.
j. B. Turner and family
spent several days of this week
in Lakota with his parents.
Mrs. r. H. Stoltz is entertain
ing Mrs. Smith of Lakota this
week.
Wanted Girl !. for general
houseWork in small family. Mrs.
Charles Pillsbury At
Mrs. Richardson Of Grand
Forks is the pleasant guest of
Mrs. George w. Moores.
Misses Bertha Daeley and Dor
VanlieW are home from school
at Winona, Mimi, for the holi.
day vacation.
Master Albert Powell, Jr., is is
visiting Master Vine Lord, the
son Of Banker and Mrs G. j.
Lord Of Cando.
The o. o. 3 S. gave a pleas
ant card party at the Masonic
hal. day night. There was
a large crowd in attendance. A
dainty lunch was served.
Piper What's the difference
between the nickle you pay fol
an Imola Cigar and the pleasure
you gel, out of smoking it.?
Backer Give it up.
Piper Why, the nickle Isl {
nominal fee, and the pleasure il
phenomenal. \,
E. III. Lohnes, the Freshwatel
statesman and farmer, was il
the city Tuesday.
3. w. Gilbertson went to Bis,
bee Tuesday with a force of mer
to deliver a carload of pianos he
had sold for the Christmas trade
The Imola cigar, &C., made
from the same quality Of to.
bacco, cured in exactly The
same way, year in and year out,
The Imola can't vary and is 81
good you're glad it doesn't.
AT a Chris tmas entertainment
in the First grade Of the city
schools. Thursday afternoon 81
/ last week, the clothing Of Mas.
ter Archie Cole, who was play
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-12-30
a ROMANTIC WEDDING.

As very pretty romance came
to a happy ending December III,
when @. g. Palmer, a popular
barber Of this city, who secured
"a good claim in the reservation
opening, and Miss Edna I1.
Hunt, Of Kingfisher, Oklahoma
Territory, were married at East
Grand Forks, by Rev. Mr.. B sst.
The young couple had met sew
|eral years ago, and Miss Hunt
met her affianced husband at
Grand Forks BY appointment,
and they attended q lecture Id
the 2 Presbyterian church. and at
its close were married. many Of
the congregation remaining 60
witness the ceremony that meant
so much TO the happy partici-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-12-30

ing Santa Claus, became ignited
and he was slightly burned.
Prompt assistance prevented a
more serious burn.
Miss Alice Estes Of Lakota,
is visiting friends in the city.
H. Huesgen offers particularly
fine bargains in watches the
next 80 days. It will pay you to
see him.
Edgar Hold kinson has given
his st. Bernard dog to i. d. Nc
|Gahan Of Minot. The dog was a
magnificent one and worth, con-
/ siderable money.
It's a great satisfaction to
smoke an Imola cigar, SC. It's
a greater satisfaction to know
you railways get another ex-
actly like it. The Imola never
aries=and no one who's smok-
| ed it wants it to. For sale by,
a.. III. Bell & Co, Routier &
Dawson, Ed. Richardson, "A. b.
ISprague, and Chas. j. B. Turner.
The Presbyterian Christmas
services were godo. The pro-
lgram was we'll prepared anc
well rendered, and the treats
were enjoyed by all.
HER NAN IHUESGEN
THE LEADING JEWELER
Expresses his sincere thanks t
all his customers both new an(
old for the exceeding liberia
patronage he has enjoyed the
whole year and especially dur.
ing the holiday season.
With the assurance to do his
very best to retain their conf
| dence id the ftfture he wishes
all his friends q Happy and
Prosperous New Year
Misses Lillian Wineman and
| Clara Armstad came home from
lFaribault, where they are atten,
ding school, to spend the holi.
days with home folks.
The Christmas tree and ser
vices at the Methodist church
were well attended. EverJ
member of the Sunday schoo
was remembered and made
happy
Frank Prosser, Jr., returned
Hast week from Faribault, Min
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nesota, where he has been atten-
ding the Shattuck Academy, to
spend the holidays with his par
ents.
The district convention Of D. /
/ Of II. will be held in this city
the last week in January. There
will be delegates from the lodges
| at Minot Rugby, Perth, Cando
and Devils Lake. "A large at
tendance is expected.
'Rah for the Chicago, MilWau-
kee s st. Paul railway. It has.
advanced, at one leap, fifty.
years to the lead, by putting on
observation cars which have
compartments for women.
Ordinarily a woman is pretty
much of an intruder in an OBJ.
servation car, when she has the.
nerve to fight her way through
1.-THE tobacco smoke and timidly
lpick out a seat which isn't oc-
cupied by the feet Of some i'm
Iperial male being.
There is no doubt about it, the
most effective answer to the man
who claims America to be a
paradise for chivalry would be
/ to dress him up as a woman and
make him spend two days in an
/ American railway coach. The
custom Of providing lOx1O COM
Ipartments for men to smoke in
land 4x4 closets for women to
dress in, three at a time, is a
regular airbrake on the progress
/ of civilization. 81
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul railway ought to be given a
medal. Nonpareil, Council
Bluffs, Ia, December, 10.
The Man From Sweden lis a.
four act comedy drama exquisi-
!. tely staged and handsomely pro-
duced. 1t abounds with intense
Ily dramatic situations and cheer
lful comedy Of the liveliest de-
|scription. As pretty, dainty and
clean love story runs through the
4 play. The devotion Of " Alice
jefferson played BY Miss Rus
8sell to a temporarily discredited
Sweetheart, is a beautiful theme
land ennobles the type Of woman
hood portrayed by the play
wright. The play is full to
lover flowing with music, special
\ tiles and new and novel features
4 Making it one Of the most de-
i lightful attractions Of the sea-
Ison. Knute, among other spec
lialties, will be heard in his IA
\ vorite Swedish songs, and he is
lsupp ported BY a company which
4 has been selected by the mana
Igement with a view to character,
efficiency ard entertaining abb
/ lily. The attraction will be
lseen at the armory, Thursday,
4 January 5th.