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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-09

llheSS where lnere IS none. Sylph-llke
forms requiring perfect freedom with
4 certain air of abandon for their
greatest effect are held in slightly
with soft belts. 1t is no longer the
smart thing to tie belt IN a bow at
the back, neither are long streamers
worn. The Ascot sash IS the newest
creation and Very pretty. 1t con-
sists Of a band of Dresden or Vatican
ribbon brought around the waist and
lied in a four-in-hand knot at the
back. Instead of hanging straight
and stiff. the ends Of the ribbon are
pinched up and finished with silk tas-
sells or looped through embroidered
silk rings.
There is no diminution of the shawl
craze and pelerines made of camels
hair or embroidered silk shawls are
considered very desirable to include
in ones wardrobe. The quaintest of
these draperies are finished with net
ted fringes. Oftentimes two shoWls
are used to trim one decolletage. one
on each shoulder. the painted ends
crossing back and front and tucking
into a primiy plated high girdle
Inc JeWelled dIngle bangles that the
fashlonabie woman wears nowadays
are wonderful to behold. The holi-
day season only Increased the fad.
After all 1t is not unlnVely II not
spoiled by an incongrUous collection
of che30 h3l1b1nS
The long neck chains Of fine gold
and silver set with small jewels are
pretty II imitation stones are worn,
they should be duplicates Of turquois-
eS or corals' because coun1efelt Drill
liants are considered abomInahie taste.
Even pearls are not advisable unless
they are real, for they soon lose e4Ieir
lustre and give ones JeWe!Fy an all
but appearance
EARRINGS and bracelets are worn to
greater extent this winter than in
many years past That is one sees them
decorating the ears aIl arms of really
fashionably goWned women on the
street. If the morning costume in
cludes an elaborate tailored design a
considerable amount of jeWelry is per
missible as long as the nashy effects
are escheWed.
JeW4!ad insects have almost entire
" given away to floral designs. The
possible exception is the butterfly and
this is retained because it affords a
chance for really artistic matching
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-09

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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-09


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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-01-09

BATHS.
LEARN THE BARBER TRADE.

OUR FREE, CATALOGUE EXPLAINS
how We teach the barber trade in
eight weeks, saving two years. Po
sitiOns secured Moler System Col
lege, San Francisco, Cal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09
Ollie FOR LEGEMET

Legemet er ligesom en- Damp
maskine, ct Uhr, EN- Maskine; Diet
maa holdes i god Orden for at
arbejde rigtigt.
Dette er Grunden til, at Scott's
Emulsion er saa virkningsfuld
mod allie Sygdomme, der medic
rer Tab. Den foder, n9rer og
styrker, naar almindelig Fpde
like gjor Diet.
vi bruger den hele Ollie SCOTS
Emulsion, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
store Ber0mmelse son F0de og
Medicin blev opnaaet we'd at
BRUCE den paa denne Made.
Substituter i Form af Vine, Cor
dials, Extrakter o. desl. Dor man
undgaa.
VI VII sende Deri on fri Prove paa Forlangende.
scorr q BOVINE, 0 Pearls Street, New York.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09
DanrnarR.

0rutnebe 6tftere. Den %.
Ropember ON Gftermiboogen peo
5retioen tantrebe unber fart Storm
en- gaab fra Wlors, fom bar paa
0iemOeien ira S6iTte0. Pile ire om-
borbparenoe 6iifere prutneOe.
Senerc msO6eles: Gfter at ben
36iIteo grebning tantreoe 9aab MI
er brepen / 2anb. bar bet piIt fig, at
BET er en- anben gaab, enb man fri
troebe.
Oct ep MI oplpit, at ben forulhta
febe gaab baboe en- 8%efatning pao
4 Manb, Der aIe er brutneOe; be for.
ulDtfebes Qapue er Sens SIR. 6eQer,
Qiels 9rter, @el6elm 0ielien %
4noers 6afo. oGe af 5looe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09
Charlotte S6rp0er.
s inter- 10.

Den &oinOe, bOis 2io - efter fle'
re qors S0gopm og ct Bar Maane,
here's otteleie - langiomt ranbt uo
herneoe paa Qitoo 9ejTtole, bar
en- at Dem, iom bar BAIT it9rz
teit S%nOIlBOeIIe paa banif ungOom
9ennem be IiOite 40 Aar.
q(lene ben OmitGnbigbeb er @runO
not til, at man Rambler en- StunO
DeO 9ejIfolemoberen 5ru G9arlottt
Sdrpbers Minbe.
6or ba at faa OpriOIet benbes Bill
lepe, Iaalebes fom bet tegner fig for
en- 5ranbe og aanbsbeiIegtet at ben
De, tog ri no til ben / tirteli9e areo=
fe iaa Deltenbte @rosierer Sobannes
56rpOer, ben afopoes SDoger.
9i traf !6r. 66rsber, bpis eien.
ecmmelige 6obeO, ombslget af bet
lonqe. graa 6aar. og meO bet tire
glit inoe bag griIerne. er faa bel.
Ien6t ira be tirtelige 5or6anoling5
mBber.
O9 6r. S6rpber ga0 %bereooi1igt
fl sDn poo ben afbsbe 8binbe.
5grIt oa 5dmiteforbotbet?
,G6arlotte Sdreber8 Mobsr
pdr ffbt Nanf6cn, of ben be-
fenofe Glqot, Der TANNER fra en-
Brett be6 Petri 9irle.
Gn grober, e4atsroab Mant6ep
leber enonu.
5aberen bor BEN rnge 0berit &c.
Is. J. Magnsr. Der bBOe uuber Sri
gen 1849.
6ru G6reber, Der bleo fsbt. 1872
/ &enbsborg, 6por 5oberen oen9on9
boeoe iom 8aptajn, tan bog nGrmelt
~hetroQtes iom a~sben6ubner. Sra 1T
dnoetldr opbolot bun lng 1einltg Der.
!6snbes tire 9rsbre er ale p~eltenote:
Qaitor Nagner / S%atsfebing, =
@eneraGmoior 80. % Oberit 10. Gen
Iib1te bar inbIdgt fig flor 5ortieneits
at Sfptteiagen".
= Isl ian FER tilfeje, at en- Gss
fer bar gift meb 5r. @rosi. So6s.
S6reber, men bsbe for ct Gar 4dr
Itben).
,Og iaa libt ON ben ofosb.
ItfO2"
6r. S6rsber refer paa 5opebei,
fistter bet frem mellem 6anberne %
Imtirrer inb / 2ampens 2bsifar.
So, - flyer ban = nbd bun |
1862 bar bteben gift. tom bun 10
frafs inb I Ssiftolelipet nebe Z
Rsbbing; men iua fom 9riaen, oe be
beohnbte ba 6giTfolen | 4TfoO. De
arbeibebe ben frem fra aunIfe fmdat.
O0 Der bar bun peret SsjItolemober
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09
1904

$ Oar tommer SuleItjernen meb 10
fine 5otogruourbiQeber: SuIenat og
Rptaarsmorgen. QIene bisie to fine
9i0eber CT qriIen @arb, fom Sule-
I~tjernen foIter, SOC. Mange bill erin,
bre 8'1ebet: Qnsgar beber ct Barn,
iom tom me0 Suletjernen 1899.
Oct 9iaebe BAR at iterre 9erbi eno
Priien at Sulefjernen at FANNIE
Aar9ang for 1899, faces MI for 25t,
bolp pri8.
Snb6Ol0et i Suleftjernen for 1904
er fpIgenbe:
ugi lgbe big meO Sang imoO."
Gn Serie sgninqer af G6r. Bang.
Mi4el 2(n9e.l: y@fdias, Seres
mias. G5etiel og Daniel" meo glanoz
tegninger.
3egnin9er til saImer of @runot,
rig, &ingo, 9rorIon pg 2utber.
9uer og Spuroe. Nf @algmenig.
bebspreIt aarl goulien. Snufruz
tiOner at 9. Drift.
Oct SteO, boor ale Soft gadr ben
rg britter aaffe. 2tf MisiionsprGIt
6. 2arien. Wdbrds.
Den bbioe 5~Iqbetanbe. 4f ga.
itor Ssr9en Salt Rsnne.
Bag Sfperne. Nf @algmenigbebss
prGit @arl Sod. Snuitration at $.
u. 8renbetilbe.
@tilbeb. af StiFtspropft, tgl.
aonfesfionarius Satob pouli. Suue
itrdtioner at $. 9oefen.
0ottorfruen. of Marsretbe.
Mopent. Qf canb. tbeoI., @enes
ralietreter Olfert Ri9arb. Snuftraz
tiOner efter Muleri af SIR. Dalse
Qdarb, 5r. S6narb. @tiennc
@aambre og Q. 9eberfen.
Sra giersene til Sletterne. gtf Jreb
Solitr1lp. Snufrotioner Of sb.
9olnboe og u. Sou.
G'renireet. of StiftspropF Sans
2iibbsft. Suultrat,pn al Nnter
Quno.
BORT eget Suletra. NI Misfionar
9oIbemor @6bi6e. Snbien. STU.
I~trotiOn at Q. Saitrau.
Omnaget efter Segnin9 at u.
Sou.
.3iteIblab meb SffuTtration eftcr
Moleri at u. 6ou.
GNIgeblube: Suleoften. efter M}ule=
ri df ". 6elTteo. Nbtdarsmorgen,
efter Moreri of @orr SbpmTen.
aebieeret At $. s. s. 6. Mdts
tbicfen.
6uf at anffofe eber SuleTtjernen.
Gen bill brinue Suletemning ober
ebers Stem. Sntet anbet Sulebefte
formnor fom SuleHjernen at fdite
cSule'femninq nper eber8 fore 6iem.
@i bar fact 8eIfeb DIN, at SuIe-
~Hiernen er pdu @ei fra Nep Oorf til
8fdir % pil bere Der | 2ebet at no9s
Re 8ooe.
8eHininosr bebes inbfenbes fnureTt
mulidt til
OoniTb Nubt. Souie, Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09

2ulilhuNtt Ihth DSluo JlOlSeJ OpIt~
rig og 5inlanb. t9un bleO en- at be
apinOer, JON fit itsrit S%nOFp0elie
paa i'm SamtiO -. 9r. S6rps
Der itanbier =. -- IS al Stils
beO" fpjer ban til, fOm er ban
bun9e for, at Der itaI Itaa for megen
Stgi ON ben bsbe.
- o6un bar en- meget trofait Stets
tie for Manben" = fortIatter ban
- oog bar baaret ct fuIbt iau fort
2Gs at @erningen fOm ban -.
@i %ufbrpOer uoiltuarligt: oMensr
De Oirtelig fulOt iaa itort2"
oSa, = for bun maatte holOs
ct tort aabent 9us - meb be 200
Gleoer - p9 be mango @9Iter, Der
Tom. Og belle bet tore 6usboIOn.n9ss
regnita6 beiergebe BUN. Gn Spjitoz
Ie tratter Iaa mango til iig. SeI1e
@le0flotten er 10 en- Slag8 @eIter -
o9 pdd Qitoo afl9ggen mango uos
lenbinqe 8eIgg. 9ertil tom baaOe
be itsrre Gfterdorsmgoer, 2arermps
Der, Gpmnoititturius o9 meget ans
bet, ION Talot / 6erietioen".
o6pdO bar bet, bun gre6 ling
oommen meb2"
Seq Tan betegne bet fom BET
mooerli9e. SUN oeltog ogIua felO
/ llnberbisningen at De %toinbeligs
@leoer. men 9etponingen o~oerfor be
lie 6gjitolen bar, at bun bar Mober
Der. Stent TelO asbenbobner, bar
bun fulotan6ig 9aaet op i at leOe
meb ben jaone gefOltning Der pda
ggnen. QlereOe fra be ferIte 4ar
beltog bun meo Dem / beres @iloes4
lag og tog Dem iaalebes.
Men -- (6r. S9rsoer inb.
timber bet Iom of6enIpnSfeIelie ober-
for be andre Ssjltoler) bet er
10 Seobane for !9sifolerne. 9eri-
mob bar life oGe SpiitoleforItanbe=
res 9uItruer ben fore Sus6olonin9
ielp.
Saa baobe bun en- fjalben Gpne
til at tunns pmfatte dl1e, Der tom Der,
meb i'm Sials 0eltugelie = og / bet
2 Qtars Sb9eleie er be mango Mins
Der fra benz, bun bar fenbt, 9aaet
forbi benbes 9ie. SelO / ben 5io
tog BUN febenbe Del / aft, bbob Der
aneif Ssjffolen: bum boIbt fig ulls
berrettet om alt os sptbe I'm SnbTps
BELLE paa att.
Gel er, iom 9r. Sduspers Suns
te peb Srbet oSnonpbelie" Tiger ben
mob ben itarteite Magt. @oa FORT
letter ban:
,6eiItolerne bar 10 e0ers lite egent@
lige Rsli9ipnst,mer; @ftob bener it,
fe. Men | 5oritdnberens 9jem bar
be baft Morgendnbugt, bbprtil Der
bar fri Qb9ung for ale Gleber. Beg.
ge bolbt be paa, at bet Ifulbe bore I
6iemmet, life paa Sfolen = og be6
hisfe Qnbogter bar bun 10 oltib meb,
pg / Mdnbens SrabarelIe funbe bet
bGre 6enbe, Der bofbt benz"
= 8i fpsrger Iuu ON benbes fer.
Iige Snteresier.
oSdmlibet Tmeltebe be to Idd
6elt fammen. 6bab man fenbte fra
Manben fanbt man berfor neioa hrs
Suitruen. 6un bar odnIfe fprlig
BARN for BEN fpnberipbTte Sag, bOab
bun 10 ogTdn bapbe urbet fra Mos
feren = pg 4Tfob bar belle 5i6en boz
ret ct Siemffeo for Ssnberibberne.
Sofad SfntteIdoen % SorIbursz
idoen bar bun fnrlio BARN for. 6en=
bes Senner er Iefb bhgtide % feub
fe WGnb inbenfor Sfhttsfdosn. Wen
Der bar 10 Sioer, ba 6ej1folen maots
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09

8prntnes gel 8or 6ruc
SOQn &Bben6opn er en- M
itiftet SCREENING, Der bar til 5ormoaI
at FIRE 3ifDn meb % ebentuelt bioe
re anto9e Jig uIpttetigt ItiGeoe Born
/ GoQnet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09
Gratis for svage M&ndl
EIektrisk Bslte frlt.
bet kraftieste Battle Verden.

for at aveftere voreJ er ey Electric Belts
IA indf9fe dem allie Steder, hvor de or
aErf1tr, sender vi enhver, eom tr@ngeT
1eTtii. Il # diSse bacltsr absolut uden I'd
xiff fOf MOdtAgeTen.
Deite eT 81 ndhet Iilbud af ct solidt Fir
aA send ingen PenRe; Diet 10 ste bselt er
BFEllig cu ave.
NJ ngl"r he L~ivskraft, er tret og ned
slhnet, kraftles oR nerxes, har ulistet ing
dOm n8ens Glade OK bliVer for tidiig gam
mel, lidrr De af ~Rygsnlerter, daarlig For.
1ojrls or biodkonge-tioner OK er tract al
AZ betale Lsegrme uden NytteJ da kan De
bifve helb0edet we'd at BRUCE Jersey Flee
NC bel
vi we'd, at DE vii blive helbredet og an.
sefsle vn't bgite tai andre, og saaledes VII
vi vi We erstaltet for wort frivilllge udlag.
ii meme netop, hvad vi siger. Sfnd os De
EsN V or Adresse med Portnicrke. og
aseitft vii bilvs sendt Dem gratis.
Jersey SPECIAL TY. co.,
370 A Weldon Bdg.. Jersey City. N. Y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09

Iingen at disse er OPIUM
DIET. hvorved ale siner-
tefuldc og barbariske
Methodcr er aflagtc.= In
gen Rcsiko eller Ekspe-
rimentering, da Tusin-
derer blevne helbredede
for Biindhed, .Oj-
ne. StRr,3Sand j Dine
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09

ne" os andre Dineaygdomme we'd denne store
0pdagelsc, naar frcnragendc 0jenifeger har
givct op. Nedcnundcr kan leases uddrag at
Ailuesbyrd al hviike Vi modtagcrheredaglig
Mr.. A. o. r. Pennington, Spceiel Agent
Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co. Kansas City,
Mo, skriver: "Ha brugt AETNA / flcre Aar
og kan med Glcde anbeiale det som kur for
Ole. 0rc, og Halsonder. Helbrededc min
Modcr for Steer"
Susan Cardwell. Lincoln, Kas., S. .fver;
leg er ~ Aar. Jeg var saa blind ut jeg kun
kuude kicnde pcrsoncr paa Stemmen. Efter
Brugen az Aetna Kan jeg MI trade en- Naal
udcn Briilcr."
Pastor W. {. Goodwin. Moline, Kas.. skri-
yer: Min oprigtipe Meuing ON Aetna or,
at Diet a. en- at DIS merkcligste Opfindelser !
vor It'd ben kurerede mine 0jnc og min HUI
stru for Asthma"
Hundreder at andre Attester kan sendes
pna AnmodninG. AETNA er udelukkende
en- Hiemmebehaudiiug og anvcndes af Patti
entcn sciy. o. sendes paa Prove portofrit.
Hyis De vii seude Deres Nnvn og Adresse til
New &ork aud London Electric Association,
Dept. . g.. 929 Walnut St. Kansas City,
Mo, VII dc modtage aldelcs frit en- yTrdifuld
Bog, Professor Wilson's Treaties on the Eye
and On Disease In General.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09

Der CT ineen Meteorological for at skinre,
sondere eller BRUCE Medieiucr for noget slags
Diensygdom; thi ct nyt System for Bchand-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-09

te bolbe fig tilbage = unber De BAN
itel,ge, propiioriite 3iber -. Sc
maatte af6olpe fig fra Snbgri6en l
De poIitiffe 5or9olb. Men bun tent
te Iteoie pda 5ebrelanbets Del. Gao
lebes tunoe bun - Ielo nu bd BIN
ben iibIte %bdtoorOen Maanebs 3ib
mar ogmt til at tunne oD mar Tom
Delft = bog life 6ere bet oper fir
Sdm0ittig6eO, at Man6en life full
De TONNE meO inb til bet tirfeligellb-
poIg5 M}pber / &eben6aon. Men Tao
fom bet pgiaa Iad lptfeligt, at BET
bar oberItaaet, inOen bun bpbe".
o&an Der nebnes noget lar
egent / 6enbes tirtelige Sbn?" =
- oNei - bun 6leb bgbt % fon=
I~irneret 6os fin Moiters Mtanb, g.
u. 5enger, = eGIer5 bar bun foms
men meO Maoberen fegt @artop fra
fin ungOom, o9 / bet 6or6oto er bun
bleOen 6eIe fit 9iO. 0et bar benbe en-
i9rtig @l96e, at be nodebe at faa
en- 8oI9menig6eOsfirte - u6en at
bog airten fcl0t Ianmen me0 @tos
len. s BOrigt Iebeoe bun 9ibet belt
iommen meb Stolens = o9 benbes
it6rIte 8age bar: 2fppels Ordination
% @irtens Snbbielfe".
90 ibet hi mener, at bisTe ubtaz
IelIer bar te9net ct tbbeligt ginebe
al 6siItolemoberen. fom ben pgtc
@dnnetOinbe bun bar, flyer hi 6r.
S6rBber: o5arbet o9 SAT-.
Men runbt ON / bort 5nbrefonb
- man9t ct Steb I bele Norber, =
Tiger / bisie 0d9e gamle og unge =
meo ben N%anfombeb, fDm Safnems
ligbeben l2rer en- = at optegne ben
bes Sr9f | Sjerternes Minbe.
8. s. / o8r. Dbl"
Evening journal., 1904-05-20
Theatrical Notes

Manager Dockstader yesterday billed tho
Marco Twins for an engagement at the
Gnrrick next week. one may be able to
form an estimate Of the real worth Of this
new imported grotesQue novelty when it
Is known that the act opens In June at
the Hammersieln Roof Garden, New York
for twenty straight weeks. It Is one OF the
funniest stunts before the public this
season. and while IL has only been in this
country since the first OF the year It has
produced quite sensation in the bigvaud-
eville houses. Europe has contributed
many. clever sketches in times past, but IL
Is the opinion OF the critics that the Marco
Twins are the best that have yet come
TO us from across the sea.
The bin at the Garrick continues to att
tract as much interest and attention as
when it opened on Monday which may be
taken as quite a compliment to tho excel
lcnco OF the entertainment. The Hoovers.
comedy iugglers; Diana, tho dancing ar
tistc; harrington and Martel refined char.
acter condolences; The Tinn.ey Brothers
midget comedians; LoPago, the champion
high jumper OF the world. ana various
other comedy and novelty features go Ia
make up an entertaining program.
Evening journal., 1904-05-20
With the Bowlers.

Captain Frank Thatcher, OF the Re
pauno team, IS making a good record
for first season man. In the several
match games that he has played con-
genial frankie" has had a slight att
tack OF stage fright but has now over
come that fault and promises to be
there with the goods hereafter The
Repauno team gave the DUPONT a fine
drubbing several evenings ago and as
the latter team is hunting revenge
there may be another contest between
the two in the near future.
Robert Simms. Of Kane's score card
fame, is an enthusiastic bowler, but his
name has not been noticed In any
match games recently.
John Y. Cooper is often seen on the
alleys and is said to be getting strikes
and spares galore.
What became Of the two bowling
teams organized by the Bell Senate
several weeks ago? Since Jack quit
the cigar business nothing has beer
heard Of these teams.
Siegel recently made 279 IN one game
Evening journal., 1904-05-20
cHILDREN'S MAI CARNIVAL
Dancing School Of Miss Mcclafferty to
Give Exhibition in Opera
House Tonight.

The eighth annual May carnival Of
Miss Kate McClanerty's dancing school
viii be given IN the Opera House this
evening The program promises 20 be
exceptionally pretty and entertaining
and Is as follows;
OVERTURE.
The Fete in Early springtime. En-
scmble.
Babes in Toyland. Misses Frieda
Kurtz, Mildred Jenness, Rebecca Mann
mele, Regina Kurtz. Naome Schohler.
Katherine Kurtz. Madelon keenan,, as
sisted by Miss Marion Pizor, premier
danseuse.
The Southern Bells. Misses Mildred
McIntire. Regina Kurtz,. Lurietta
Searles, Emily Rocket, Marion Ward,
Bessie Wilson. Helen Bowe, Sara
Byrne. Marion Pizor Rosallnd Eph-
RAIN, Madalon keenan,, assisted by
Miss Sarah Amsbaugh. Song, May
del"
Dance Of the Seasons. sprlng-Misses
Iva Appleby, Katherine Kane. Jeanne
Boyd, Anna Coke. SUMNER Misses
Edna McIntire, sara Sterling. Marion
Everett. Anna Cloward. Autumn
Misses Margory Simmons. Emma Har-
mon, Leah Gilbride. Annabel Groves.
Winter Misses Idle Coke. Martha
Bacon. Edith Braunstein. Francis Wal
ters. assisted by Miss Margaret Braun
stein. Song, "I'n BE Your Honey in
the Springtime."
Highlanders. Miss Jennie Altman,
Madelon keenan,, Bessie Wilson, Mar
ian Ward Lurietta Searles Sara
Byrne. Marion Pizor, Marguerite
O'Nei. Rosalind Ephraim. Masters
Joseph Knofskl. William BliclSle, Le-
Roy Wiley Francis Hanley, John
Burke Assisted by Misses Sarah
Smith and Helen Bowe.
American Lul-a-by. Misses Regina
kurtz, Katherine Nurtz, Naomia
Schoftier Rebecca Mammele. Freida
Kurtz. Assisted by Miss Mildred Jen-
ness.
Polly Prims. Miss Elizabeth Kelly,
Edna McIntire. Myra Delson.
German Gaiety Miss Katherine
Kane, Sara Sterling. Masters Francis
Kane. George Kelly.
A Scene IN Poppyland. Ensemble.
Dance by Miss Sarah Amsbaugh,
Helen Bowe. Sarah Smith. Song 10y
Miss Margaret Braunstein, "Mattana-
/ ta." ~
Castudianta. Misses Llddie Coke
Edith Braunstein, Margery simmons
Anna Coke, Martha Bacon, Annabel
Groves. Francis Walters. Jeanne Boyd
Masters Frank Supplee, Frederick
Kurtz. Reah Robinson. Hurry Mathews
Garrett Smith, Samuel Cooling, Wal.
ters Groves. George Kelly. Assisted by
Miss Margaret Braunstein and Master
Francis Clark.
Scarf Dance Misses Myra Deiser
Katherine Kane, Elizabeth Kelly. Sar,
Sterling. Lillian Souder. Anna Glow
ard Assisted by Miss Marion Everett
Plantation Frolic Misses Marioi
Ward. Bessie Wilson, Emily Rocket
Sara Byrne Marion Pizor Marguerite
/ lO'Neal, Marian Byrne. Masters Fran
els Hanley William Blickle. Josepl
Knofski. John Burke. Leroy Wiley
Assisted by Madelon Keenan,.
! The Sprites. Misses Regina Kurts
Sara Smith, Helen Bowe Sarah AIMS
baugh.
] Indian Dance. Misses Marion Ever
ett, Jeanne Boyd. Anna Cloward. Lid
. Coke, Charlotte Brinton, Edith Braun
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stein. Elizabeth Kelly, Annabell Groves,
Sara Sterling. Leah Gilbride, Margaret
Braunstein. Masters Frank Supplee as
Indian Chief, assisted by Miss Iva APP
pleby. Maid Of the Mist, Miss Anna
Coke.
The Sailors. Miss Katherine Kane.
Maiden Of the Day Misses Alice
Smith, Jennie Altman, Bessie Wilson,
Rosalind Ephraim.
French Court Minuet and Empire
Gayotte. Ensemble. Assisted by
Misses Bessie Wilson. Marion Ward.
Marguerite ONeal. Madelon Keenan,,
Marion Pizor, Lurletta Searles, Mas
ters William Bllckle. Joseph KnofsSi,
John Burke, Leroy Wiley. Francis
iIanley.
Finale. Fate of the Graces. Ensem-
BILE
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FOR sALE-S BUILDIN GLoTs ALI. IN
the city, will be sold on easy weekly
payments. Located 31,h and Washington,
Path aud I.amotie and Riverview avenue.
eau on S. Ii. D.. r. End ST. m2l-lme6d
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On the
Diamond.
LANCASTER COT BUT
ONE HIT OFF PINNANCE
Pennsylvanians Were White
washed in Jig Time at
South Side Park
lban X-Giants today; Roxborough

Cuban X-Giants today; Roxborough
tomorrow.
A thick coat of whitewash was
spread over the Lancaster team yes
terday by the A. AS at South Side
Park Pinnance was responsible for
the calamity that befell the lads from
the land Of sauerkraut and onions.
But thirty-one men faced him during
the game aud Of that number but one
man hit the ball safely and that swipe
called f6r but one base. While all this
was going on the locals managed TO
tally six runs.
The game was the kind that true
lovers of the sport like TO see. But one
error was made during the whole per-
Torrance and that was perpetrated by
"Reddy" Maher, who misjudged a tast
grounder on account of the mud.
There were thunder storms drifting
about the edges. but no dampness ap-
peared although it was expected every
minute.
The features Of the game were furn-
ished by Sullivan. Maher and Watson.
Sullivan's play was the pulling down of
"a line drive i'm one hand that looked for
all the world like a safe one. Maher
evidently thought it was safe. He
started after it at breakneck speed. He
forgot the ground was muddy and
slippery and after throwing a pair OF
air springs plowed a deep furrow in the
mud He had to scrape the clay off
with a stick. That was his feature
In rightfield Watson, for the visitors,
scooped one off the landscape with one
hand after a slide that looked to every
one like three bagger
Pollock pitched a good game, but the
locals managed to get their hits i'm sec
tions, which resulted in their winning
out. The score.
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bloomsbury Normal defeated the Cuban
Giants. Il to J. McCabe held the Giants
down to three hits. while Bloomsbury
pounded Pearson for 20. McCabe also
made three two-base hits.
R.H.E.
Cuban Giants. 100000 3 p
Bloomsbury .....OO2022 23Sx-l7 20 8
Batteries-Foarson and Garcia; McCabe
and McAvoy. Time, 1.40. Umpire, sher-
wood
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Boxina at Chester.

Jack Ward, Of this city win meet Jim
McGnth, Of Trenton. before the Broad
way Athletic Club, Chester on Monday
night. The wind-up at the snow will be
between I'd. Smith, of Baltimore and
Steve Crosby, Of Louisville, Ky The lat
ter has fought two twenty round draws
with Joe Cans, the champion lisht weighs
Of the world. The winner Nul challenge
Cans.
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A NEwfrEAr.,RE.

The EVonlng JoVf0al mas Opened new
department. tor those who wish to make
use OF its classified columns. For the ben
oft OF those who are like David Harum-
and wish to swap" an exchange ciassi-
hcation viii be established and those who
make use Of the classified columns are en-
titled to the insertion OF an advertisement
under this heading without charge.
m,w,f-may1
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FOR SALE CHEAP.-A DESIRABLE
piece Of ground on the Philadelphia and
Wilmington trolley, having width Of
several hundred feet and, bounded by the
Philadelphia Turnpike and the Delaware
River. Two minutes walk 10 railroad sta
ton. This ground has a high blum with
magnificent view of the Delaware river
and New Jersey. lay of land cannot be
surpassed. VIII be sold much cheaper
than any ground in the neighborhood.
CHARLES c. KURTZ,
10i1 Market Street,
apr2l-eodtf Opposite Court House. }