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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
EsTATu or muNJAM,> y. PIKE.

The undersigned, having been an
pointed by the honorable probate court
for the district of Grand Isle. commits
sioners to receive. examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons
against benjamin +. Pike. late of Isle
la Motto in said district. deceased.
hereby give notice that we will meet
for the purpos" of rXaminin. ana al
lowing said claims at the dwelling
monsr of !" IL. i'ikr IN said town on
the 18TH day OF June. 4. D. 1906 from
10 o'cluck a. IN. until o'clock y. m,
each al said days. and that sis months
from the IAN day of December. \. H.,
] 900. il the time limited by said court
for said creditors to present their
claims to us for examination and al
loWance.
Dated at Isle La Motto. this ltth
day Of December. A. D.. 1908.
l.. T.. PIKE. Adm.
Expires June iG, 1905.
". a. liplaDMt
T. H. FORD
'n,N"t Commit -4int,r.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
FRESHMEN DEFEAT SENIORS
Thus TsinR the TWO Teams for the [ nj.
Vcrstty IntcrcImas thmm utonshin

inc freshman basket tail team spruns
a surprise on the university yesterday AZ
ternoon BY defeating the senior team, by
inc sc"r" Of IA to s. This Victory was not
only r"narhahle from tic fact that thu
s"niorS had b"en hitherto ui.Gereated !.
TN" int"rclasS galic.s. 'i!t cVcn moro :,
sine" til" seniors had rot lost :, gu.na
III tn" int"rclass series since they ia,s
been IN college. The ,~ason for the V.r-
tory Of the freshmen was their in,.nclb,s
team work in passing tie bail. The ..-.,a-
mon lined up with Dodge at center. COL
Inns and Buck forwards and Watkins and
beyettc guards. For the seniors Pete
played center. Black and Nal guards AZ,
Thomas and Nibty forwards In the ott.
game the sophornores defeated the juno,
10y tho score Of Is To H. the last AND WIN
ming basket being shot in the iast r1inut.
'of play The freshmen and senio-s ths"@
for" stand ted for the champ ship tn.
former having won Ave and the ,aI;.
three gaines. and each havIng beeu %
fcatod only by the othnr. The dacidiu;
gam" will be played after TIE Ch-lstna.
recess.
An experiment will be tried during t.,
winter months which will eliminate chap
in the morning and cndeavor 10 sui
N'itut' Il weekly meeting WncH VIII trlb
the students in touch with men mark,
in their professions. Instead OF the MOI
ing chapel meeting will he held at tou
o'clock ON some afternoon each week Il
which prominent men of the city an.
State Will deliver addresses |, is m
planned IL make these meetings c'nir-l
religious and the attendance will 20
voluntary. The action s taken not ~
cause the morning chapel ha, proved H..
successful. but because durins Tic wint-
months it s"nls impracticable aud l..
cause tho faculty w.sh to provide uleei
ings Il, which the siidoits can 70
hrouSh i.i couch witt mn hish ~ thu
specia Inc OF Norl
Tho Ch'istms' recess will extend f,nr
to-niGh, rrii' MondaN uoon.
Th.lr viii bo no DIN to-ua.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
JAMES HENRY DEAD.
End Game suddenly after m Attack
Of ApOplexy.

james +. Henry died at the corner OF
North street and North avenue about
$50 o'clock last evening few
minutes after an attack of npoplexy Mr..
Henry had been subject to slight attacks;
OF This nature hut yesterday he was
around the city az usual in good health.
He lied his horse to the post at the corner
anj stopped and talked with friends. Sud
denly he threw his hands into the air and
fell backwards. A physician was speedily
summoned but before he arrived Mr..
Henry had ceased to breath. He was
taken into the lunch room of F.. Fl, Le-
Clair and later to the undertaking ostnb-
llshineDt Of John X. Kelley.
Mr.. Henry resided at AZ Archibald
street. lie was II years old and n steam.
iitier by trade. lie had been recently
employed hy thC q. y. HlOdgett company,
lie Is survived by one brother. Patrick,
three sisters. Mrs. Anna McGettrcll. Mrs.
James Lonergan and Miss Nellie Henry.
He WAS Il member of the Barnes Hose
company and was with this organization
when they won their prize at Chicago
some years ago. The arrangements FOR
tho funeral had no. Lc.a c"m.lolrd last
"' 'niny.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
- - - -
TOBACCO WAS POOR.
Jurors 80 Eouud and Gave Defendant
His Coats.

Jury case was tried yesterday before
Justice V. 4. Spaudlng in the Office Of
Attorneys 1.cary and Webster. the ac-
tion being that of the Hurt Tobacc Co.
w. John Mckenzie. to recover damages
for shipment OF tobacco for which pay
ment, It WAS claimed. had not been made
The jurors were &. +. Germain, H. A.
Doten. Napoleon st. CT orae, Oliver Du-
paw and j. h. Legcault.
The plaintiff claimed payment had
been refused and the defendant claimed
thai the tobacco he bought VAS of such
a poor quality that he cold not sell it
~ the close of the evidence arguments
were made by Attorneys cowles and
Mo,i'on for the plaintiff and by Attor-
ney lcary for The defendant. After the
charge by Justice Spalding the Jurors
were given the case and in n short time
returned a verdict for the defendant to
recover his costs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
CHRISTMAS.

The day Of all the year to childhood.
Those memories SO impressed upon child
hood remain with us ever after the
mythical Santa Claus has lost his real
ism Of our early fancy. That Christmas
time was ever a gift season We all APP
prcciate and look to with happy, tender
memory upon some useful or ornamental
reminder of friendship valued in
bygone- days. CHANGING at this token
though trivial. perhaps of little value
inirinsically. we are carried back through
the years and our thoughts revert once
more TO the years or may he only hours
Of contact with ono who has added to
our lifc's pleasure. consuled us in sorrow
or encouraged US ny "A stronger mind TO
better usefulness IN hfc. Back again
our thoughts may r"Ncrt to tho little
home and n mothers knee when with
expcctant serious face wc listened to
the story of Santa Claus ard pictured
IL o,;r imagination his Jolly face" big
furs, sleigh with man! rnd"Nrs and
most important Of all his big lond of
Christmas gifts for all the good chill
drcn in tho land. Sometimes our OK
pcctancy led Us to dsa ppointni'nt but
then some seasons Santa Claus was
richer than others and the "NnlYuati ion
suffic.d ami never dctra"t"d fruia tho
childish love Tor the grand old
Santa. gathering us these childish m"nl-
cries how sweet they seem as VIC re
call when first We heard the story and
pleasure evidenced by the smile SO IA
miliar. as mother told US Of Santa Claus
beautiful gifts and his wonderful travels
meanwhile watching the effects OF all
this mystery in our childish innocent ex-
preston. Later as the mystery was ef
faced and We learned the reality Of it all
1t was a sad parting. Santa Claus and
we had been such very good friends our
confidence was implicit and We accepted
the truth regretfully
Perhaps this very mythical story has
continued to strengthen in our minds
the idea of exchanging gifts at Christ
mas time and has continued the custom
through the ages. We would not abolish
the story nor obliterate the thought of
gift making 80 long as we evidence it's
many pleasures and The Old Bee Hive
prepares so bountifully for the annual
pilgrimage of old Santa Claus.
Goods that have been properly advor-
tised never become dead stock.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
PROBATE COURT.
Summary Of busipcss Trnnsacted dur.
ing the Week Ending Dec, 70.

Estate Of T.. Il. Hunt. Jericho. f.. H.
Chaplin appointed administrator.
Estate of Joseph Richard Burlinr-
ton. Appraisers and executors invcn-
tories filed. also commissioners roport
filed.
Estate OF Franklin Tcwnc. Milton.
Eugene r. Tcwre appointed admins
TRAITOR: Il. y. Mears and G. II. jackson
commissioners.
Estate OF John Thsycr rolchc ster.
License 70 sell real estate. admins
traitors inventory iilcd.
Estate Of Anna Duffy darlington.
Decree of distribution.
Estate OF Lillian Groves Burlington.
settlement administrators account:
guardian appointed for minor heirs.
Estat" Of Mary poanc lIirkok. Bur
lington. Henry II. Hickol nf Rurlins-
ton appointed administrators.
Estate of Daniel II. Liberty. Hunt
inei"n. Frank L. strong appointed
administrators
Estate of Mollic l.. brennan. Milton.
{. u. Wcth"rhy appointed guardian. set
tlomcnt of tao account of John Eren-
nan. tho former guardian, now re-
signed.
Estates Of Henry and Mary Mac
Nulty. Jndcrhill. Commissioners re-
port filed.
Estat" OF Amelia Nilmairc. Colcncs-
tor Administrators AND appraisers
inventory hled
Estate of Exupore Boucha. Burline-
ton. Will filed for probate hearing
December 30.
Estate of Dorliska Isham. It. George
VIII filed FOR probate; bearing Jan
uary q.
Estate of Michael cascy llinesburgi
Application for settlement aud decree !;
hearing January S.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
ESTATE OE DOkl.ISkA JSII<N. So.
GEORGE.

STAFF. or VERMONT. District Of Chit.
tendon.
10 all persons concerned in the cs-
tate OF Dorliska lsham. late of st.
George. in said district, deceased.
GREETING:
Al IL Probate Court, holden at Burline-
ton, within and for the District OF chit
t"ndrn. on the 18th day Of Dec, 1905
an instrument purporting TO be the
last will ANA testament of TIorlisk;i
IShani. lat" of St. George, in said dis
trict deceased. was presented TO the
Court aforesaid. for probate.
And ii is ordered by said court that
tho 9th day OF January, 1906 at the
Probate Court rooms In said Bur,ins
ton. he assigned for proving said in
strument: and that notice thereof he
given to all persons concerned, by pub
fishing this order three weeks success
sivcy in the burlington Weekly FREQ
Press. newspaper published az said
Burlington, previous to the ne ap-
pointed.
Therefore. you are hereby NJ ,ned to
appear before said court. at the time
and place aforesaid, and contest the
probate os said will. II you have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington, in
said district, this 18Th day of December
90J
MARcELI.IS \. BINGHAM.
nJ.W.;t j l,lp
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
DAMAGES OF $4,000.
The Amount sought in n NinOoski
breach Of Promise suit:

\ breach of promise suit was filed
yesterday in the county clerks office.
it being the first action OF the kind to
occur in Chittenden county in several
years. The plaintiff is Victoria 1gnas-
z"wski and the defendant il Walter
Stainlous. alias Stanley, while the Wi
noOski Savings bank is named as trus-
tee. Thc action is for the recovery OF
damages of $4,000.
Miss Isnaszewski allegcs that on Dc
cember %. 1904. she being unmarried.
the defendant proposed marriage and
that the date was set for October H.
1915. According to her claim he failed
Ia keep the agreement and on October
Is of the same year declined to marry
her AZ all. She claims To have suffered
damages to the extent OF $1,000. Tne
suit is brought by II. y. Heavitt of
Winooski, where botn the htigants re
side. and is returnable at the March
term of county court.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
NEW QUARTERMAsTER HERE
Capt. ". o.. Cole In Town To- Relieve
tnpt. Y. n Iamcrcmx.

capt. Nillah' L. cote. ouariornia. 81
L. :. a., arrived in his cl,y earl. ,cs.i-
ia> morning from l'oit Rarraucas. Fla.
where ho was rarcDtlN rclic, 81 from. duty
a. c"',' rurtinG ur.rterr30stcr To 'a.s
charge of III" oFoo of No cons -,,rfii,.
0usrt~rMasior n this city IN the tiouare
National bank building. lie rr,icVe Cant
r. y. l@-m"reuX, artillery corps who IL
oruor,d TO take the command ~ tho ,crd
company of coast artillery AT Fort Preb,,
Me. Captain Cole will begin his new du.
ties AT once. Captain and Mrs. l.nmoreuN
much 10 the regret of the entire command
at Fort Ethan Allen and large number
of the people of this city. will shortly
leave for their new station.
Captain Lamoreux, during his station
here, has superintendent the construction
OF nearly a new post at Fort Ethan Allen
and his work at Plattsbureh harrn cks ha.
also been Of great credit 10 hirl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
BRACKETT.M MURRAY.
fOung Couple started for CalifOrUi
after Their Marrisse.

Tho announcement is made ~ the uisi
riasc Wednesday. December 81, OF jose.
phinc L.. daughter of Mr.. and M
Moses Murray, to j. Henry Biackett
this city.
Mr. Bracket. who is 2 GRADUATE
electrical engineering OF the Univer.
OF Vermont. class of 1903. has been vii,
the General Electric company OF Schc' .,
tady, \. y. for ths past two years or,
goes To California, where he will take II,
commercial work with tho same co.
pany. with headquarters at San FRAY
cisco.
The bride. having always MADE la
home in this city. is we'll known ncrs
and has wide circle Of friends vi
will wish her much happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brackett lcft at rco.
Yesterday for their future homo AND w.
go by tho way Of Los Angeles, spcnG
ing Christmas with Mr.. Bracket. = r,r
ent+. Prof. and Mrs. s. II. Bra c<stt q
Claren'on Gal.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
SUNDAY SCHOOL TOURS.
Will Ne Conducted "a West indies IN
interests 81 sunday school Movement,


,-o'a' anu STATE WORKERS. IN sunday
ro"o'' "o'h VIII % interested 10 KNOW
Una. d .our VIII DC conduct'd III JANUARY
W 'ne ner"uuaS. INC Aeewaru and Wihd-
w"'uS is'a"us' Irinioao ana Demcrara,
oo"'n A"er'ca' !" 'he interest or
'"c Su"uay sc"ooi movement. Al meet
"s vi ."e executive committee OF tho
"'.'''"''o"al Su"uay ocnoo' associatlon
III De"ver' Soio.' IN isV1' stTohs uesire
was eAplssseo thet inc west ihdies ana
o'"en ou.eha, .. ~ might oecomc
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
HOLIDAY HARDWARE.
Store Of J. 4. Manson 4 Co. Contains
Many Desirable Articles.

The Christmas season finds the store
of John A. Manson Il co. with its usual
lin" OF goods especially desirable for
Christmas gifts The store windows are
exceedingly attractive WITH slist-ninK
cutlery ami sicn inside assures one
that every Thing in that Enc is an sale.
Th'rr are Knives. scissors aId shears ot
All N3ri'l i"N with q iul assortment OF
in.u'-, ih'iudlus tlr celebrated safety
SinI" "rh '',ll'itcs. EcSiu,s 20 irii lin,
"l TOOLS al al kinds, during the holidays.
Spt'i"l no'e is being made ~ boys
tool 'h's's, that are bound 10 appeal 10
every juvenile heart. The lu.c ~ skates
OF all sizes and StNlos il also oomrlclo
l." supply the dcn,auds ~ those Who arc
c1scr To "ii". the sl"lt whrh tho frn>t
AMI cold dlNly hln:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
OFFICERS of COURT BURLINGTON
No. J.

Court burlington, M. J. ioresters oi
America, held their annual meeting la [
evening and elected officers to serve for
the ensuing year. The lecture was post
poncd until the next meeting. 1t was
voted to hold their nth annual ball in
their rooms "A week from TONIGHT and "A
committee composed OF r. J. Madigan
u. G. Ready. Eugene Gosseln ana Charles
Dion We're appointed to have it in charge.
The officers elected will be installed at
the hrst meeting in January.
The officers elected are as follows;
Chief ranger-W. ]. Murphy.
Sub-chief ranger-Joseph Tugcre.
Ireasurcr--P. i. Denning.
Financial secretary-John l.. Clark
Recording secretary-J. NJ. Gleason.
Senior Observation-Disclosures Young
Junior woodward'-P. Lynch.
senior beadle-Charlcs Richards.
Junior bca,ilc--E. liauscnian.
rhysiciun-Dr. =. T.. McSwccney
Trustees--OliNcr Dupaw fuy twn Years
aud John W. Beatty for one year.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
CUT DOWN SHADE TREES.
j. j.. Derwny Defe ndnnt in Suit BrUug l,t
by Flynn and Henderson.

The question of the ownership Of
shade trees OH the north side of the Starr
Farm beach road is involved in suit
brought by J. j. Flynn and J. r. Hendcr-
son vs. j. l.. Derway. The plaintiffs seek
tn recover damages of 81, 500 for the re-
moval of six large pine trees which stood
beside the road. it being claimed that they
were on their land.
The defendant claims lie bought the
trees of Mrs. John Sullivan. who claims
to own the land on which they stood. IT
is further claimed by the plaintiff. that
the defendant proposed Ia cut down Is
trees and that he had made a contract
for them at 81 each. The ease is brought
through Brown & Hopkins and is return
able at the March term nj county court
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
Green Cut Bone For Poultry.

During freezing weather We cut up .
great many tOns OF green bone and
meat. There is nothing better for poul-
try. Price $3.50 per barrel OF poo
pounds. ut which price We prepay ,
freiglts TO almost any station. Al this
price cash must accompany order. Re
nit al our risk 10y check. postal money
order express money order ar regis
tered letter. G. i. rage, Hydc Park, VI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21

MERELY 4 Si'Gf, fSTlON.

Scrih'les-it costs me an awful lnt f1r
po-tnse On the manuscripiS | send t. the
aiI~trnt newspapers and niaKaxiu,s
lribhlc' Why don't N"n can Che pu.t-
masters attention 20 III. facl thai IL 7.
Ascund-clN-s mattrr.--fioln a., ,'hi.u.
News
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21

Use newspaper advertising space .c-
cording to your size-thc $40 Of YOUR
store. plus the size of your hopes of vn0r
store. ilopcs. based upnn ucwspHpcr atl-
N",iisiuc nud themselves naicr.ulinius
III an - 'li.rcia "Nl'' in d1u time.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
\ SOM; OF TIE DAY.

HUMAN tide a-ilow,ns.
N1ueht can N.hc it stop;
Nhillier il Il going?
Shop. hoy, .l,up
tiles cland rlar lnaicr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
Epidemic OF MEASLES.

For good many years there has NOT
poeii such an endemic of the measles
in Barton ana vicinity as Of late The
disease spares neither old nor young
Man! who have been exposed several
times before have been obliged to sue
cumb to the disease this time. only a
few cases have proved fatal. and these
were complicated with other troubles.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21

''haun,ey Brown Of Barton. WHO was
50 badly turn'd near Barre last May by
having twelve thousand volts Of cleo
lriritN pass through his body went to
Montreal recently to haNc surgical
operation performed upon his head
on which there IL an open wound,
which at present exposes his brain Over
sna"e about two inches in diameter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21
Economy

h . strong point with
Hoods Sarsaparilla. A
bottle lasts longer and does
more good than any other.
Il b the only medicine Of
which can truly b said
looDoSrS ONE DOLLAR
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-21

Goods that have been properly advor-
tsed never become dead stock.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-14
DARE DEVIL DOROTHY

An attraction which is reported
to be one of the few novelties of the
present theatrical season viii be one
of the offerings at the Grand opra
house. The plot and play are some.
thing new, as in the unravelling OF
the story every branch of stage work
is represented by the characters in
the play. For those liking action,
there are strong melodramatic eli
makes: for lovers of musical COM
edy charming scenes; admirers OF
rich comedy are well supplied, while
those enjoying bit of variety Will
revel in superior singing and dane
ING while a touch of vaudeville II
given in the circus scene in the last
act. The title of this unique ".
traction is sEDare Devil Dorothy,
and is styled by its authors as a
melodramatic musical comedy nov
eltv. The scenes are located IN
England and Australia and are saie
10 be exceedingly realistic.
<eDavc Devil Dorothy will be
seen at the Traders Grand opera
house. Sept. %, matinee and night.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-14
rhE &c lN REAplNa.
How It's Jumps Along the Printe'
Line are sEess"EScI.

How It's Jumps Along the T'rInte'
Line are sEs:s"EScNl.
we knox tlst an eye Mt orHlinrr
reading dfstance tukes in about on
inch of Hue at u time and tlllt
rending Fac OF an ord rary book til
eve makes Gvc or six distinct jumps
But as the movements arc so ycf
minute and rapid how have they be-
tud;e:l?
A beam Of light is thrown upon til;
cornca of the eye. and this Beam - RI
lected by the. cornea on d photograph
IL plate. As the eye moves In realm
The reflected beam also moves. and ui'
IN developing the plate, which Is al.
kept moving a zigzag Hne is foun"
4 study OF such Photographic tracing
shows that the e::es in turning back
pick up the next line have some dih
Guilty in so doing. The longer the line
Of print the greater the effort and for
this reason we may conclude that
narrow line is better for an eye than
long one. and IL the line be much wider
than the ordinary newspaper column
there IS grenter effort involved--Jew-
a!ers' Weekly.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-14
charter Recorded

The charter of the Summit Oil s,
Gas Company, whose main office II
at Salem. was recorded in the county
clerks office Wednesday. The in
eorporators are Milton G. Greer.
Thomas A. Davis and Albert 9.
Davis, all of Baltimore; Jesse +,
Randolph and j. E. Trainer, both OF
Salem. The capital stock is $14,-
600 with $4,000 paid in and the
purpose is to operate for oil and gas
NJ. n. Davis, of Salem, spent We'd
nesday in the city.
NJ. r. Post was here Wednesday
from Jarvisville on business.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-14

FOR SALE Or RENT One
good upright piano, In use less than
one year. Apply to Mrs. 3; ".
Borgess., No. 653 Mulberry street,
city. sep1S'i.
WANTED-Three unfurnished
rooms. with use of bath, suitable for
light housekeeping. Address J,
Bloch, box foS. 12sep3t'
FOR SALE-one farm of 1877
acres. situated on Turkey Run, Har-
rison county, and one far moi 80
qcres, near West Milford. Both
farms are IN good condition and
well watered. Also / saloon at 1ol
South Depot street. For further
information call at 1o1 South Depot
street. 12seplm-
FOR SALE-One square piano,
cost $500. Good as new. viii
sell at great sacrifice. A bargain.
Address s, care Telegram. 12seP3t
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-14

new lines, with new ideas and new
routine is positively assured by tlisi
well known minstrel king, H llel1fls
whose brand new show will appear
at the Grand opera house on trldslys
Sept. Is. matinee aud night ne
public long have wanted the pure
dialent soon and Mr. Henry fias
made this character very prominent
in his entirely new company. ne
screaming farce deacon Brown.s
Mule is one of the best tyPieai
character skits ever seen on anS
stage. The closing afterpleee
.eDime Novel Flora embracing he
combined talent of the entirely new
company is one of the best sIeie7
splitting comedies ever written.
While it is a fact that all minstrel
fsrces are patched up from OLD 2y-
rome material. these presented BY
III. Henry's shows are Positively
new. and fully protected by copy
right, therefore cannot be seen ~
any other minstrel program. 81
cure good seats early at box office
Wednesday morning.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-14
AnntraIInn Niclsnnmea.

The Australian papers protest thai;
the term sCornstaIks'' is not proper =
nickname for the Inhabitants of the
big isle OF the south seas. English pa
pers have been in the habit OF ca!linr
,he Australian cricket team it's Corn
talks OF the Australian stntes New
South Wales alone confers the title
"CornstnIlS'' upon her sons. a Queens
lander Is n ''Bananalander," Vic
torian a Gum Sucker" South Aus
traltan n "Crow Eater.'' a West Aus
tralian a "Sand Groper."