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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-11
The Nails.

Never clean the nails with a sharp
-,ointcd Implement. If the brush fails
+sn its office. scratch them over cake OF
soap and then rub the finger tips III 'he
na,m of the hand or a Turkish wash
,,oth. This is effectual for any ythlhs
but stains. which require lemon )ulct
\ u+tle polishing powder may be use
once a week, and light RUBBING Win
the chamois polishcr every daS give,
the finishing touch to the maMeurins'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-11
Itnifnn SiIL, ffIunttcts

One ef tive baila"ias. or ltalian silk
blankets. a.e good investment in >
household. They are tna.,.~a<ive ana
often Nc'N city i'll color ard design.
They arr used for c"uch covers and
are decidedly Convenient for cNtra br,f
coverings ea cold NIGHTS. Light n.
thcs" bI&nkrts'arc they are remarllabl
warm and IRE said to be cspccialh
comfortable for persons subject to
rheumatic attacks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-11

100 much Pe.ishin% Is to be avoided
aiSo "a" use of deeply tt"t@1 powders
Tor I'll" artificial ;'N1"araaco thus pro
aHccd IS vul-H'' and detrimental
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-11

People grow old by thinking them
selves old AS surely as they think
this it will come true, for thought is
creative.
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RECOMMENDS THE
WHHPING POST

WAsHINGToN. D. G. Dec. al
The local grand Jury. iu making itH
annual report for the present term
of the supreme court Of tbs District
Of Columbia yesterday recommend
81 the establishment Of whipping
posts In the district The question
has been much agltated ever since
the president in hia last annual
message recommended corporal pun
iahment for wife beatera In the Dis
triet Of Columbia The reegmmen=
dalton Of the jury is as follows
The difficulty Of establishing the
whipping post aa a means Of puuiHh-
ment for wife beafers and petty lar
eeny ofleneea has been Investigated
b this body. and the majority Of
the members are Of the opinion that
# would prove very effective IN re-
dneing the number Of the feprehen-
aible crimes"
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LITTLE HAPPt HiHGS

The police have IN their nosaes-
sion = cheek fef 80 which theY Say
IL worthless Il wua passed upon
Albert Lahei. Second avenue "a.
loon man. Thursday evening The
man Who passed Jt had the appear
aaee Of working man The check
ans signed By Rlhsz 4 CO aud
drawn ia favor 81 August Peterson
A special watch nlKhf meeting
uiii he held ~ the FAFHt Free Meth
oHiNt church this evening. commence
Ing at ? o'clock Rev. EhsF All
preach. after which the cid year
will be watched out with solemn
service and the neW year welcomed
The city school board yesterday
passed resolutions Of regret UPON
the retirement Of Charles , Pat
terHon Who has been for n long
time member of the board.
The Cottage city. ownad BY the
Pacific Coast Steamship company
reached port last evening from
Alaska She carried - passengers
and large cargo. The nhip en-
eouuieted heavy winds coming
south.
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ACCUSED OF
GRATING
GRAND JURY IHVesTleATloH
CHARGES CHIEF OF POLICE
WITH TAKING BRIDE FROM
SLOT MACHINE CONCERN
tspeolal 10 The star.l

PORTLAND. Dec. ai.-chief Of
Police Hunt has been accused be
fore the grand jury Of accepting a
hrihe OF several hundred dollars
from an eastern slot machine com
panF Il la alleged that he prom
Iced 10 throw the town open - gam
bling anf failing 10 make good. he
refused 10 refund tie money
The slot machine agent. uha
claims to have made the deal with
hunt. turned the correspondence
over % hlH employer. Who secured
= local attorney 10 get the money
back.
l.ast night the grand Jury visited
ths tanderlnin resorts and found
many Of them running IN direct fio.
iuttan Of the city ordnance Thla
resulted IN the calling before the
grand iuff Of the license commit
tee of the city council. which this
week renewed all dive licenses
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WALL STR EET
WAS HAPPY
BROKERS AND spEeuLAroRs
BELIEVED THE RumoR THAT
LAWSON HAD SOLD OUT
diY seripps Me-. Ass~p

NEW YOnK. Dee. 81 Somebody
played a trick on Wall street Yes
iefday. The report thaf the Stand
ard Oil crowd had bought Every
hodYa Magazine. aud that Thomas
y. Lawson would sail for Europe.
threw the whole street into par
okYama Of Joy A sharp fise IN
Amalgamaiea Copper was In phft
due II the rejoicing
Who're the report came from no
body knows bat Il had magiaal
travelling qualities Before noon
brokers At ST Louis ana Chicago
we're wiring franfealiY T. know II
II wa true
With touching simplicity Wall
street believed the story. aud for
three hours the report feleued
spreading from office % office. ana
gaining new details aa II vent Aus
thoritatiTe dealala we're finally
made. and then the Joy turned %
tears
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WEATHER FOR
THE YEAR

Seattle has n6 kick coming On a.
count 1f the weather for the past
year The weather Wausmight have
cut ont some 0fs.he 18H6y days and
let "A little aunsane IN but. ali in
all. he did pretty Weli. Too much
sunshine ID liable to make people
adampY.9 30 the weather manu-
faeturer Is not going to take any
chances.
The total number Of clear daYa up
% December / was s. and The
weather man assures the public that
this mona will not increase the
number materially There were IA
partially cloudy days during the
same neflor aud 1876 cloudy dayH
These numbers will be materially
increased when the total for Deeem=
Der is added
August had the largest number Of
clear days. aud February had the
least Not one cheerful day Is re
corded for February. while 10 are
given for August. November rs
credited with the largest humber Of
eiofdY days. p IN all and August
Is honared With the least number.
The total precipitation for the
Year vas 3I72 inches November
halda the record for the most. with
ssl inches August haa the small
est amount. which wac % inch.
Tie average temperature for the
year d given as g. 2 degrees. reb-
Fuary has the coolest average. with
~ degrees. July Was the Warmesl
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LIEUT.. BOONE
IN TROUBLE

PORTLAND. Dec. 3i.-Lieutenani
Francis NJ Boone. I. = A. was ar
rested al Vancouver barracks lakt
night on his return from a private
trip on which he II said
10 have been accompanied BY n 40
man. making a tour of Canada
while his wife remained In saa
Francisco.
Lieutenant Boone broke arrest
while In custody at Vancouver. and
was gone lacking one day of thres
months Had he been absent an.
other day he would have been court
martlaied for deaertion As Il ia
he will be tried for breaking arrest
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month. Averaging ca degrees. The
coolest DAY of the year Haa January
-. when the Thermometer vent
dozen Is - aeEfesH The Wafmsal
day IA equally accorded % July and
August On July 81 and August 4
the Thermometer steamed up to 30
DEGREES.
The greatest amouut II rainfall
for a single day was On November
%. when 1B9 inches fell. On Hix
days during the year. more than an
inch Of precipitation Is recorded.
December . Is second In total Kaln-
fail. 8tlh Ig7 inches.
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at the Third Avenue toalsht for the
last time.
Rudolph and Adolph. with two
new German dialect comedians Ia
the title role opens al the Third
Avenue theater tomorrow afternoon
with Il New Year matinee Harry
Price. who played Aaulph laat year
with Charles Masoas plays Rudolph
this year. and Harry Nest. who was
the nndefstudy Ter the Roger
nFutheFs last season. plays Adolph
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VIII Send
Peary To
Find Pole
Especial 10 The stari

NEW YORK. De-. st-A group
Ut wealthy men have combined 70
aid Lieutenant r. = peatY IN
reaching the north pole. They haY.
formed n club and Incorporated II.
Thp president IL Morris X 1eaHup.
treasurer HenfY Parrish. and sec
fetsrY. n L hrldEeman. Among
taa directors are Iohn II. Flaelef
Antau A Raxen and Professor II
= Osborne
The organization has raland. prlns
esp&lly among IFS members. 4 con
siderable aunl And to avoid DELAY
has assumed responsibility for and
Is nos balidiHE 3 special ahip Of
eseentl1ual strength and powerful
snKiueH. t. BE- eumplaied about
March l. ttaa The ship all BE the
ttrHt ever constructed II thIa eduh
tF4 To- arctic discovery.
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JUDGE OSBORN ATH0ME

judge faehafa Osborn returned fa
hts home from the hospital Thurs
dHK The Judge las been confined
1T The Seattle General hospital for
several weeks HHa faH Ilme vas.
dangerously sick Thia morning BE-
was feeling much better and ia uaW
we'll enough 10 receive MS friends s
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THEODORE THOMAS
Sc Ri0USLY I'LL
enY ariupa Ssrs Assni

CHICAGO. De- ai-4hsaasfs
Thomas. the fameua musician All
director i seriously "a vllh l@su-
uoais. md hga rh3sifiaHs + i1nafa1
iaat ulHht Tat fhef NeHe becoming
alarmed pF 2. = EIx. aha Is II
attendance. aaad
Pneumonia hHa attached one
lunE but AlF Thomas hes such an
excellent constitution that be has
At least chance for recovery
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I Continued 70 Suffer

from distractions Of the noatrlls.
with masses Of fuueBa that Were
almost impossible 20 expel. and
from attacks og nose bleeding
that occurred several times daily
The foul odor Of the aecrotions.
communicated II my breath. was
very distressing 10 myself aud to
all With whom / Hame IN COM
tact
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OPEN BIDS
FOR CRANE
especial TO The starr

WARRINGTON. DEE. ai.-Bl8s
wrta opened At the navy depart
meHt today Tor the f8.tan crane a
the Puget sound navy yard The
onlY bidder v#aa the Cleveland. O.
Crane s Car Co. ts.fpo.
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TWO KILLED
Two FlREaUa MEET ogArH
AND TWO OTHERS ARE IN.
JuREp At CHICAGO


CHICAGO. De-. 81 -fifs lasi
aIKhl completely destroyed the Re-
pair harms 81 the Chicago Union
Traffic company II Fnrtleth street
and Western avenue. entaiiinK &
l1aa Of tia0 01sa
Tao ffFxmen NeFs hiiled. tWa
other fiFemen aud enc spectator
Sere injured ~ the falling Of q pur.
ton 81 the wAll
The dead
CAPTAIN PAU. DICK
TIE1TE-NAN JOHN pYNE.
The Injured flreman are
Captain John Miller.
Charles Anderson.
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MAY STOP
RUSSIANS
aRlrtsH wAaaHlps LEAVE
AUSTRALIAN PORT UNDER
MYSTERIOUS ORDERS
tnY sripps News Aasn1

MELBOURNE De. 1i.-rhe
british NafHhipa gadmua and Tafeh
Hzllsa under asaIHa orders faaa#. Il
e believed ihef are going - MsH-
saaE island IL connection Nth tie
possibility of Admiral Kolealteuaae
attempting 10 coal the Itussian nal-
&c feet there.
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Give us a call We give you a
ftFHt.elaas futa # a medium price.
New studio. Eltel building, Second
and PIKE. about January l. EgEan
4 Ericsson. 80
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Our SpeciaIiies

Chronic Catsrrh IN all its forms.
Asthma. Bronchitis. tneipisat
Consumption. Rnsuuasisna. Dis.
eases Of the Stomach, the Liver
ard Kidneys, the Nervous sya.
tern. Blood and Skin.
We cure all Rectal Diseases b.
our ossn special method.
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q nAeeIEInR.s RoNANeE.

During New Year week. NJ the Sc.
nttle theafer. JAMES Neill. Edythe
chapman aud the Nelll company
Will make their farewell appearance
iH A Bachelors Romance
bachelors Romance Is init
mAfeiF connected with the Nell
repertoire and fits the Neill con-.
PAM nnTannnel Ike a glove Mr.
Neili'a portrayal Of the literary re
elnse. David Holmes. Is enc of the
CLASSICS al the local stase. EdYths
Chapman MI play Helen Le6fande
n4vid's married sister and kath
crime Gilman aud Frances ssiosson
vii alternate rs SYLVIA.
RUDOLPH AND ADolpH
"A Little OuteAsts Will BE given
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come oa operas and tbeatefs5 in the
last year.
M Goodwin il much dlaappolnt=
ed over hla reception tn New York.
Il ia said David Heiaaeo vii have
a permanent tbeatef Ia Washington
lie viii place a stock company IN IL
Clyde Fitch aud William Steele
will eolluhorate In the deafnuttAs
'tion 81 Alfred Henry Lewis Wolf
vile.
The blFEeat frest Of the New York
theatrical season thus Tar II the
production at the Criterion thsafef
this Wsek. q A ". finefoa PLAY
\ Wife Without a Smile. A pro-
dueed IA London. tho play had for
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MONTE CHRISTIE

ker their New Year offaane
Meaara. Plat s Tanning will pre-
sent 1amta o'Nelu'a dramatic aaez
cess. Monte Christie The play
vii b. produced Ia the same careful
manner that has marked their pre-
Nieua productions ct the Aleasag
and vii give all the male members
81 the company an opportunity To
show their versatility. Aa the play
ahoands With sood parts for every
Que.
The artists are already al work
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Disgusting Catarrh
With Nose Bleeding

Mr. o. r. Darling. Insurance.
broker. $50 Fidelity building. TIA
coma, Wash.
For 10 years | suffered from
catarrh fn its most disgusting
form and had gone through the
entire list Of patent noatruma ii
vertiaed for its cure. without ben
eft I had also consulted
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c0LUMR
MEDICAL
INSTITUTE

WIN. m'rARRlE, M. D.. Consult
ing Physician.
Suites 800. 322 erssde Buildina.
Seattle. Wash.
Phone Main Till
office Hours 30 a. m. ta -
m. 70 =. M evenings 1'uea-
days and Fridays. 80 to S 80.
Sundays. 10 a. m. t. Il IN.
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Il tsas Ne Eausf

IN the cure of chronic diseases.
This treatment has cured me u
catarrh. from which I had ssff-
farea fer twenty years. nud Dur
ing that time I had uueurcessful :
" Used scores Of remedies and
cures Of every conceivable de-
serlption. II has removed the OBJ
strucfion Of the nostrils.
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Of ueattIe. Mr.. F'raser's office r.
A 81 Sew York block. whore. in
an interview with representa-
tire 81 the Daily star. he sid
Yes, Il IL true that | have
taken the Columbian treatment.
ard the results have convinced
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Be ASLEY RETURNS

James Beaaly. recently acquitted
nf the charge Of forging the name
of Mai Frank Green. l. s. a. 60
checks totalinE 81 600. will leave for
New York City tonight Beaaiy was
accompanied BY his attorney He
SAYS that while there are other
charges likely 10 be drought against
him on the same score he does not
believe they will ever be brought
10 trial The trial took place At
Juneau.
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ills Free

suitation, examination and
diagnosis. with practical advice
from a medical expert. free Of
charge.
Microscopic exariinatIous free
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bessie. Phillips lie With the com
nany and Il hsralaed "a one If tho
Agst aouhrettes ever seen IN the
part The show Is under the man
asement Of nHaadhural 4 eurris.
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Doctor Astsr Doctor

with the same disappointing re-
suit and was told By several
prominent specialists that my
case was beyond medical skill
that nothing could be done for
me.
co.t.-..4 a. e.ts.~
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To a reporter from the New York
Telegraph. Nance O Neill. the Young
tfarealenne who s'eame out Of the
wests 70 be severely scored In
Gotham, gave The following Heuaas
tiousl interview
4 Will admit | lack certain al
most indispensable qualities az n
woman who essays the highest In
the drama Of the world IN America
Yes. I MUST confess. hatnhiy aud
penltentlY. q tie critics. that |
speak Neither In 4 foreign tongue
nor In English with dialect. and
that | am uuder 30 years 81 axe
unsettled Of the divorce eoaft and
incapable 81 being q mothef u nv
rivals To be young and anssnaa-
tlanal and without a retiuue that
il. indeed. "a be guilty | ana cor
~. bat cant help IL
zone would think the broadway
eritiea would ee~ee with At least q
welcoming spirit 20 witness the PEE
fermanee q YOUNG woman Who ia
elvlne the best there Il Ia her. | am
net a veteran ] am growing YEAR
~. and I kupe - gruw until the
end When cease % develop. then
NAV | aalehly die They esme 20
rena ne Iu Saw York / 80
attacked Ike = fefeelaas hea#t q
the stage aud ths attack was pre-
melstated. -t4onE before | eafns
here. the hostile spirit ef certain
element was apparent
4 do not understand II except 90
the ground that the seasoned old
emunaiHnera If Tragedy aud class
teal drama have adapted TIE meth
eds o. the Aslnte Industrial man.
aFer. and Instead af meeting eom=
pafitiaa. saehH 70 destroy Il Well
They cannot destroy ne. and have
the supreme satisfaction ef know
Ing am On the ascending side q
lifea curve. while aume Others are
ca the declining
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ia principal feature a dangling
doll. suspended from . sofa on =
room above the one in which the
action Of the play takes place The
doll danced aud wflKKissi when peus
pie sat upon the sofa In the upuuf
room. Charles ffphman. after
much consideration. gave was "a
pfapfiefY and eut ont The dancing
u the doll. 50 Il hangs llfsIaaa and
inert Al eVsainK The wife With
out emile laughs once during the
play The audience did not
Theodore Kremer. che clyde Fitch
Of the uIelodFamatIe stage. has con.
frfhf4fssf *ussfks4s Ns4FHs.e H. a.. f..sr..
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on the great Chateau diff nerne.
The company has been gaining pop.
niaFity every week since its open
Ing and Il il safe 70 say that il II
easily enc OF the best popular
played The city og Seattle. and the
theater- going public Is ahoNinE is
appreciation.
Henry Miller 50 vigorously OPP
posed his sons efforts a. 20 On the
stage that the yoaug man enlisted
In the navy
Emperor William SAYS be has
shent 81 900 coo Of hi nflxafn IN
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o threatened consumption.
The healing soothing f4ediEa :
ton proved equally aucreaxfui ia
my ownease Ny cough has been
removed aud mY health fully re-.
stored
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Cannot snsak Too Highly

Of this splendid treatment. and
81 the sick IN Seattle should
know Of its remarkable potency
n the cure Of obstinate disease.
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Hsve naen cured

BY the columbiah Treatment and
am convinced that this splendid
treatment can cure any ease Of
catarrh."
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the nauseaffng dropping IN nv
threat. and has restored my sense
81 smell. which had been badly
innnmired. Before my treatment
any unusual exertiou would put
ne out Of breath. but I can now
ssaik quickly NJ the Hteeueet hill
r. the city without the slightest
distress.
In sddition to the catarrhal
disease I was
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Healing and Soothing
the Columbian Treat
ment Works It's Cures

Mrs 81. T0S uHsnH. Of if8F
south Forty fourth street. Taco
ma. says
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AtfIie.sd wa Rh.uma, l.r

in my shoulders and arms. The
pains we're very severe. and At
times I could not raise ruy arm.
This trouble aieo has been cured.
and my general health greatly
improved.
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sam nftKKu. past imperial potsn-
tate Of Al Koran temple. Ancient
AraAie order. Mobiles Of the Nfstie
shrine. wha died December -. after
a brief struggle With pneumonia.
when the dark shadow settled over
his couch one Of the muat prom J.
Heat MaHaas IN the vafla sent ~
hts Maker.
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The
Necessary


or AN AFTER THEATER LUNCH
Is A BEVERAGE RICH ~ THE
QUALITIES WHICH AID DIGEsz
TI0N AND ENCOURAGE RE
IREsHINa SLEEP.
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r. my chest. together with a deep.
hacking cough that worried me
all day and kept me awake at
night / suffered much and NaH
quite anxious concerning my csu.
aition when went 10 the Column
btau Institute. where M
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1 have reduced ms weight e. uauuda.
bust freheH. waist s iueheH and hIua
z Inches In short time. hE gHHrau=
teeas harmless remedy without aNeI-
an about II. enclose at6mh ana az
dress
MRS 8 s. WOODWARD.
boN a3a oregon CHy, oregon.
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Julia MafiaNe SAYS ehe has not
been 80 eontented IN Yearn a. a.
present in ahaheHpsatean roles.
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b. the Columbian treatment Of
very severe bronchitis. This tfaus
bic. resulting frufu a raid. haa
extended 10 my lungs. causing !.
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William " jefferson repeata a
story told b. his father, Joseph
Jefferson. the famous actor MANY
Years ago. when the latter was
quite a Young man, he assisted at
an entertainment for the benefit Of
the hospital fund at q email town
where he happened. 10 be Htopping
during the summer lie WAS the
only professional on the bill aud
IN telling Of the performance. he
said
Yet for local talent Il was a
first rate entertainment. and We
made several hundred dollars for
the hospital fund. but there Waa
one little hitch The town ueder
takef 9aa down for tenor solo
and he Insisted Gu singing. N
Waiting for Thee
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James ] eofbett il boiling atarred
tS6 season In a new meiudrama
called Pals In the fourth act the
hero fights. hasefialed. with the
home Wfeeker. 3
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Of an automobile explosion. The
play Ia called The Great Autome
bile Mystery
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come oo operas and theater.. IN the
last year.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1904-10-01

Headquarters for Louisiana peeans
Il. T.. Beer & Co., New Orleans.