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The Washington times., 1905-08-25
unadulterated Lee Crean
Royal PIsen Beer in Bottles.

Rosenfeld's. 812 H st, ne. Phone. East
1908.
The Washington times., 1905-08-25

DAIRY LUNCH; daily receipts, $50: excel
lent location owing 10 Ill health must sell.
chance OF lifetime; investigate. NEW YORK
BLSINEss BkOkERS. 6IL Z 81. su2a-at
The Washington times., 1905-08-25
BUSINESS CHANCES

A ROOMING HOUSE on Pennsvnan,a &c
NV near 9Th st, for SALE IL rooms Frr
nisfed- Address BOX 5l4 this officc no >,
The Washington times., 1905-08-25

G-Ns -, Ot The oldest established milk rc utNs
ply 469 St sw s5,oz 81 81.
The Washington times., 1905-08-25
FOR sALE-TYPEWRITERs

FOR SALE-Secondhand typewriter. on easy
monthly payments: prices low; condition
guaranteed. low rental rates for summer
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 9ls + St NV
Agents for Williams tgpewriteEA tvIn-tf
The Washington times., 1905-08-25
wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-RoOm and board with small prt-
vate family. by refined married couple mo
children) VIII take care Of room: are per
manent; must not exceed S35 per month. Ad-
dress BOX COO this Office. IT
WANTED-By man and wife, room and board
in small private family; must be genteeI
and reasonable. Address BOX $50. this of
flCe. aI,os-ot
The Washington times., 1905-08-25
FOR SALE-8ICYCLEs

7 SELL CHEAPER than any other 6ieyc7e
dealer IN the world. &. T HUNTER The
Bicycle Man. II3 Pennsylvania ave. nw.
au25-3t
The Washington times., 1905-08-25

s. KANN. SONS & co.
Offer unusually good Inducements to
young women having had experience
in following departments:
Bargain Tables Art
Ribbons TOYS
Books Stationery
Toilet Articles Notions
Suits Muslin Underwear
WE WILL ALSO NEED YOUNG
WOMEN IN OTHER DEPARTMENTS
FOR THE FALL TRADE. TO THOSE
PROVING CAPABLE PERMANENT
POSITIONS AND GOOD SALARIES
ARE OFFERED. IT'S AN UNUSUAL
CHANCE FOR AMBITIOUS GIRLS
TO SECURE POSITIONS WHERE
MERIT WILL BE RECOGNIZED.
APPLY TO SUPERINTENDENT,
BETWEEN 8 AND TO \. n
au22-7t
WANTED-Paper boxers, experienced toppers
machine and table workers. GEO. p. Kill
LIAM CO. z6Z Pennsylvania ave NV.
aul7-tf
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ANACoSTIA.

EURy's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts.
The Washington times., 1905-08-25

SO-N S + FECIIONERY and cigar store cnee0
hgafe. z143 Pennsylvania ave. NV ano1 -
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18TH AND H SITS. NW.-Jump-seat surrsY.
dayton, laundry. carpenter. and delivery
wagons cheap your price, also wagon. cart.
and buggy harness; bargains au2-90t
The Washington times., 1905-08-25

WANTED-A good cook in private family
good wages to right party. MRS. SALOMON
2425 18th st. au25-9t
The Washington times., 1905-08-25

COMPLETE OYSTER OUTFIT. consisting OF
boiler. steam boxes baskets, etc, for steam
ing oysters BAUMS FURNITURE SHOP,
9Th and L sts. Phone North 1913 auI7-I5t
WANT INVESTMENT PROPERTIES -Stores
homes. Nothing TOO small or loo large.
THE HARRISON BROWNING COMPANY.
g07 Street y. w. 5y23-If
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-15

.Wstallospo poludl1nuiiu pr1zy 2:2,ei
Ashland VI. Policyant
schreck, broniac nieuniinego
Woznice, zostal napadniety
.przez strajkier6w j zanim go
wybawit 2 rak roz-
w6cieczonych strajkier6W,
policyant byl bardzo zbity j
mia} noge zlamana.
Wczoraj Wieczorem dowie-
dziano sic, ze Big Ed" Null
prezydent uni wozni-
COW j jeden 2 przew6dzc6w
.prezydenta Shea, znajduje sic
" szpitalu 2 ranna noga Cd
strzalu 2 rewolweru. Zostal
uszkodzony W niedzielnem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-15

- INDYE. TAX strasznej
kleski W postaci dzumy, jak
obecnie, nigdy jeszcze Indye
ME przebywa}y. W roku
1903-m zginelo W Indyach cd
dzumy 853 tysiace ludzi, W
roku 1904 przesz}o million,
" roku, zas biezacYm liczba
ia bedzie jeszcze znacznie
wieksza. Dotychczas co ty-
dzie6 umiera przecieciowo 50
tysiecy ludzi i.jezeh tax da-
lei p6jdzie, Indye W roku
biezacym straca p6}trzecia
miliona ludzi. Rad angiel-,
ski wyslal " tych dniach DO
Indyi dw6ch uczonych leka-
rzy, ably zbadali przyczyny
kleski ma miejscu i wskazah
5rodki ratunku. 2 miasta
Bombaju donosza, 20 move
trzesienie ziemi nawiedzilo
Bandetabus j jego okolice. y
600 stop Cd miasla po}ozona
CORA zawalila sic, zasypujac
so os6b. w mie6cie rune}o
kilka wiiez j dom6w. Dnia Is
I'm. uczuto pc poludniu piec
silnych wstrza6nief. Cd tego
czasu wstrza6nienia powta-
rzaja sic codziennie, 9 lu l'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-15
. HISZPANIA. Kr6l A.

HISZPANIA. Kr6l AL
fons XIII sko6czy} W tych
dniach dwudziesty rok zycia
a trzeci rok swego panowa-
MIA. z tel okazyi zosta1 przez
kr6la angielskiego mianowa-
ny Jenera}em armii .angiel'
skiej. poludniowej Hisz-
panii z poVodu suszy zniwa
zupe}nie zawiod}y, lud opusz-
GA role, wypalona doszczet-
ME przez slo6ce. w wielu
~miejscowosciach powsta}y "a
burzenia, wywo}ane przez
pozbawionych piracy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-15
FRANCYA. Je(

- Jedna z
.gazet francuskich donosi, il
>Oiciec sw. zamierza zaraz pc
,og1oszeniu ustawy o roz&a-
czeniu Kosciola Cd pahstwa
:z1ozyc z urzedu ~ biskup6w
francuskich, kt6rzy trzymaja
strone rzadu. Jezeli wiado-
NOSE powyzsza mia}ahy sic
s~prawdzic, natenczas by}oby
we Francyi "a stolic bisku-
pich opr6znionych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-15

BALKAN. w Monaste-
RE nastapi} wybuch bomby,
podrzuconej przez cz}onk6w
komitetu macedo6skiego. o.
fiara zamachu pablo 10 os6b.
Odbyly sic liczne aresztoWa-
MIA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-15

- fTISSs
swystraszyl ludl, luz' Be
.teatr6w tax spokojnieuIIala
"a w~yprovadzit go6ci nan
lice, 20 Mkt AMI zycia ME u
tracil ami nawet ME zostalAs|
.uszkodzony. szkody Wyno'szaT
125 tvs. dolar6w. P6l-
tora roku temu, " Chicago,
kto6 wsr6d pozaru teatru Wy
straszyl publiczno6c krzy-
klein ,,gore!" powsta} poploch
" kt6rym straci}o zycie az
600 os6b!)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-15
yAs0sH3sS - 49, 80
ENOWINY 4 AMERYN

SaE%S#&1&
CHICAGO, Ill. IA ulicach
miasta odbywaja sic, niebez-
pieczne rozruchy. Kilka O.
sob zostalo pokaleczonych.
Albert Johnson nieunij
ny woznica, zostal rano
zawleczony do ,zaulka, gdy
szedl do piracy j tam zostal
tax niebezpiecznie zbity, 20
doktorzy malo maja nadziei
%utrzymania go PREY zyciu.
Najwieksze zaburzenie po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-15

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Zesz1ego
piatku pc poludniu wypalily
sic doszczetnie wnetrza tea
tr6w: Grand" j avenue"
przy Fifth ave-, j Smithfield
str. Pozar poWsta} W czasie
p~rzedstawienia, ale Mkt ma
szcze6cie ME krzyczal i ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-15

TAME r4ty do Toronto. lOnh..
koleja G. M. &. st. P, do SO.
Czerwca, ma konwencye miedzyna-
rodowej szko}Y niedzlelnei.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-15

n B O ROSYJSKIE-
Warszawy donosza, ze
tamteisi zydzi staczaja ME
dry SODA b6jki. Partya ~
dowskich socyalist6w ,,Bund"
~przeciaga ulice przez zyd6w
zamieszkale, wybija bramy,
t}ucze szyby W oknach i gro
mi motloch zydowski, PREY
czem rozbija nory wystepku
i zbrodni. Policya i wojsko
.staraja sic ~przywr6ci6 porza-
.dek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-15

|zaburzeniu, kt6rem jeden
2 policyant6w zostal niebez,
piecznie raniony.
Shea, prevalent stowarzy-
szenia woznic6w, zostal POI
.nownie aresztoWany, gdy u
sic na posiedzenie po-
laczonej rady woznic6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-15

LONDYN. Morning
Leader" donosi, re W Cars
klein Stole odkryto sprzysie-
zenie. Rewolucyonisci mieli
zamiar %uprowadzi6 malego
nastepce tronu j zatrzymac
go jallo zak}adnika tax d}u-
go, dop6ki car ME udzieli
skuteeznych reform i dop6ki
ich ME przeprowadzi. = 3D.
powiednie przygotowania juz
poczyniono i obmyslano spo-
soby ukrycia nastepcy tronu. :
BERLIN. Hrabia Puckler,
znany wr6g zyd6w, skazany
"a pub]iczna obraze tychze
ma Z miesiecy wiezienia po-
szed1- przeciwko temu wyro-
kowi do najwyzszej instancyi
- ale sad rzeszy wyrok ten
potwierdzil. Niedawno "a. ta-
ka sama obraze zyd6w pre-
siedzial 1 miesiac ma fortecy
we Wislouj6ciu.
u Eodzi pisza do kra-
kowskiej IN. Reformy," re
tamtejszy x. prob. Szmidel
cd sw. Krzyza zmuszony 20
stall do zaprzestania majo-
wych naboze6stw z obawy
~wyzywajacego z%achowania sic
|ludnosci i dalszego rozlewu
krwi niewinnych ofiar. Dnia
II I'm. odby}o sic ostatnie
majowe nabozehstwo.
S K "a maja.
DIS 0 p6lnocy, " kanale
wodnym " obrebie cyrkulu
jakima6skiego, rozleg}a sic
og}uszajaca detonacya wybu-
chu, kt6ra e}ychac by}o W
wielu dzielnicach miasta.
|Sledztwo policyjne ME wy
|kry1o zadnych Shadow wybu-
chu, AMI tez zadnych uszko-
dze6.
Policyi udalo sic
wej6c ma 6lad falszerzy bank
not6w austryaokich, nieemmie.
ckich j rosyjskich. Falszerze
tworzyli wielka bande roz-
Lsiedlil sic " kilku miastach
nadre1skich. Pracowali oni4
ina wp6lny koszt zysk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-15
Z ! sWIATA.

Rz gym .Ojciec 6w. poWiie-
rzy} komisyis iedmiu kardy-
nal6W ~opracowanie planu,
wedlug kt6rego nalezy ullo-
Eye stosunki koscielne we
Francyi pc dokonaniu roz-
dzialu Kosciola z pahstwem.
Przewodniczy6 ma kardynal
francuski, Matthew.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-15
nose mieszka namiotach
poza miastem.

R p maja. ,Matin'
doWiaduje sic, 70 Francya,
j =Wlochy z:amiterzaja
poreczyc sobie wzajemnie in.
teresy v Abisynii. Umowa
dotyczyc ma gl6wnie konce-
syi kolejowych. Inicyatywa
wyszla Cd rzada francuskie-
go. Traktat bedzie zakomu-
nikowany Niemcom, ably u
nikna6 drazliwych epizod6w,
podobnych do marokahskie-
go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-15

z Siedlic pisza pod data "a
m. Ostatniej nocy rzucil ia
kis nieznany czlowiek bombe
ma szefa policyi, siedzace-
go ma ganku rosyjskiego
klubu. ~Policmajster zosta}
.ciezko ranionym, try inne
osoby odniosly lzejsze rany.
Sprawca zamachu uszed].
IN. F.. Presse" donosi
Z Warszawy: Kongres agran-
ny bedzie zwolany, W mysl
przedstawie6 ~obywateli ziem-
skich. Kongres obradowat
|bedzie mad srodkami, kt6reby
zapobieg1y napadom: ma dwo-
ry.-
w Siedlicach wybuchly
znowu rozruchy przeciw zy-
dowskie.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03
( ANdES S AKIN.

y
We are esentlng our ders to-
dry with q cut of Hon. Jas. s. Laki:ss
Republican candidate for Congressito
succeed Hon. lston G. Dayton sas
presentati I've from the Second West.
Virginia district. q Lasin has now
completed his canvass of sFthe four!
teen counties ma King Up the district,
and has personally seen and shaken
hands with nts least twenty-five thou
sand voters consid ertng the fact,
that he has had mall but i've weeks
d comple te his cam aign, II must be
confessed that he has been strenu-
Gus faithful and persevering, and II
his campaig ning tour may be taken
as indlcst OF the pushing procliyl.
lies ~ tile man himself 1.-THE good peo,
pie Of the Second Congressional dis
trfct MAJ rea sonably look. for some
strenuous work during the year in
which he represent his district
before anoth er: camp is upon him.
Mt. ATTN has proven q very popular
i cand idates He has made friends in a
remarkable smanner and wherever he
has gone DE appears to have left a
decidedly good Impression. His al
ways franS, open sand houesty:con:
yfnclng name his impressive per-
sonaI appe arance his cordiality and
tfesope nness Of his way in asking the
voter torfhls 6supp have met With
a hearty res ponse IN mannerlsms at
least on the part Of those whom he
has met. Standing as he does on
& the plat form upon which President
Roosevelt and Vice President Fair
banks were elected last%fall, his could
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03

not fall to be a popular candidacy.
Mr.. I4akin has announced to his dis.
tr!ct that he stands .for all the prln.
ciples orSthei party which has made
this country the most progressive and
pfospesoas Of all the nations Of the
world land that my election means
2! vote in Congress for those princi:
pies and in support of the wise poll.
jc!eslfof President Roosevelt, 4 who is
the ahleidefender Of all the peoples
rights" His defeat would ''mean an.
other vote in Congress against all
these great8princIples@ and policies
that have brought prosperity and
happiness 10 our people.
Mr.. Lakin Is ready to so into the
election next Tuesday, and is san
guine &of election, but from the very
beginning Of his candidacy his most
earnest effort has been turned toward
getting the full vote ofhts party out
TO the polls, and without this there Is
grave danger: OF his district going
back to5Democratlc power for at least
one year. The efforts Of the Congress.
sional COMMITTEES. and Of eyery one Of
Mr.. Lakin's able lieutenant ARE now
aimed at the apathetic voter and ey.
cry effort imaginable is being
brought to bear upon those who ap.
pear careless Of the result or who are
,overconfdent Of what the vote viii
be next Tuesday. Mr.. Lakin has
made an able, commendable and thor,
ongh canvass, and II he is not elected
to the position to which he aspires Il
will certainly not be because Of lack
of effort on his part. s55f ,rf
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03
MEN AND WOMEN.

.
X, Capt. G. HI SKcarney, chief Of the
steam engineering department at the
charlestown Navy Yard, has been
transferred to a .simiar position in the
New York yard.
4 The strongest kind Of pressure is
being brought to bear upon Hokc
Smith, OF Atlanta, to enter the ap:
proaching Democratic primary as a
candidate for governor.
Whistler is said to have had hun.
dred sttings for one portrait. Three
sisters intsuccession sat fora picture
he. was painting and each In success
sion grew too old, SO that the picture
remained unfinished at the last.
Prof. Bashford Dean, Of Columbia
University, plans to spend several
months in Japan, where he will con.
tinue his studies on the development
Of the ancient sharks. He will be tho
guest Of the 1mperian University, at
Toxic. Is
Prof. Baiardi, OF Turin, has sue,
ceeded in perfecting his invention of
photographlng the eye, and has com:
munlcated the results obtained to the
Physical Society of Rome, advocating
its practical use for diagnosis of dis.
eases of the eye. r.,
| President Eliot, Of Harvard, does
not believe in any educational trust
such as former Assistant Secretary OF
the Treasury Frank A. Vanderlip ad.
vocated, nor does he believe educa.
tors are more provincial than other
professional classes.
Rev. Joseph White, who recently
died at Malvern, Australia, was one
of six young Wesleyan missionarie.
who went to the Fiji Islands in 1866
4 and assisted in the Eevangelization o
the islands. For; the last thirty year
! he has been preaching in Australia
Count Won Gutenberg, marshal O
the Imperial German Court, enjoy
the distinction Of having had NOR
orders conferred on him than an
( other man in the world. The gran
cross Of the Bulgarian Order Of Merit
J which has Just been bestowed supo
him by Prince Ferdinand, brings hi
} collection up to IS.
7 Miss Laura c. C. Peterson. tn
: first woman in the world to be mad
$ an honorary member Of the DAMS
Ship Captains Society, Of Copenh,
. gen, received that distinction in re-
ognition of her bravery in saving tn
J. lives Of 30 people when the steame
n Norge foundered off the coast Of SEQ
r land last year. She, is resident {
b Chicago.
4 The orange production of Califu
h MIA amounts to about s1S000,000
.
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+ ~ r.
fall. Miss Haswell will appear as one
Of the stars of.this company this sea
son. and later will be starred by, Mr..
Fawcett, i5f,5
"A writer In the current Dramatic
News says: There are several clever
women connected with the press who
make 1t their business to interview
the principal actors and actresses in
the profession, but those who, to my
thinking, stand at the head are Ada
Patterson, of the Journal, and Marie
B.. Shrader, Of the Washington Post
Mrs. Shrader has two-column article
in every Issue of the Sunday Post, ant
it is the choicest kind OF reading. L
makes no difference whether she in
teryiews man or woman, she get
the facts and prints them, and thel
we all become aware. Of much Jwhicl
was heretofore unknown" This higl
praise is fully deserved by Mrs
shrader's brilliant work. 1t has beel
suggested that shes should gathe
these interviews together and publisl
them in book form. AS they contain
the views or impressions Of nearly al
the prominent stars Of the stage, sue
a volume would make the most int,
esting kind of reading. 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03

Waneta Council No. 6, D. p.
Meets every Friday evening, Odd
Fellows Hall, corner OF Merchant
and Market streets.
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The orange production of Califor
MIA amounts to about s1S,oOO,0oo in
value and the gold production about
s17,0oo,o00.
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MODERN WooDMEN OF AMERICA.

White Camp No. 5473.
Meets every Thursday evening,
Eagles Hall, Skinner Block, Main
street. BIZ
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/. Q. 3. M.l

Setting Sun Tribe No. IS.
Meets every Thursday evening,
Odd Fellows Hall. corner Of Mer-
chant and Market streets.
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49, u
.W.so.W.,

White Oak Camp No. 20.
Meets every Thursday evening.
Willard Hall, W. c. T.. U. building,
corner Of Fairmont avenue and First
street. ID K 4. IA, I. !. Esi}
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ORDER RAILWAY CONDUCTORS

Falrmont Division, No. Az.
Meets every first Sunday at $3.50
P. NJ; Third Sunday at 1880 P. NJ.
Eagle Hall, Main street. III
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sPAWPAW BRANCH,

(Monday,t Wednesday and Saturday,
No. 201-Leaves Fairmont. 100 A. NJ.
No. 2o3-Leaves Fairmont e. Loo P. NJ.
No. 200-Arrives at Fairmonts: 55 Am
No. 202-Arriyes at Fairmont 5:40'P M.
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TIL SMART SET
AsNAagazine Of CIeuerness.

Genuine entertainment mo
the
MOST SUCCESSFUL OF MAGAZINES.
Its complete upmbe) by most brilliant
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Its short stories match1ess- clean and
Its poetry covering the entire field Of
pessis by the popular poets, of the day.
Its Jokes wttsms, sketches, etc, admittedly mirhpo
voking. 5l5s eEr% 43f-,f 49,
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No pages wasted cheap STATIONS editorial
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03

Mildred Holland and her company
may play at summerl season in Buffalo.
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; F., III. ANDgP. BnANGh.

Z - . IA hN y b@H NV1"t e
ARRIVES
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No. 4f.-From Pittsb' &. 81 CHOP. NJ.
4; \ 53sg DEPARTS. 2slis
No. 1.-Plttsbdrg tAccom'n 500 Am.
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Nos. 3,69, and 2 daily except
Sunday; Nos. 62 and A Sunday only.
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F. o. E. AERlE $50.

Meets every Wednesday evening
Skinner block, Main street.
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Mary Hall rs TO be the leading lady
81 The Castle Square Stock Company,
5 In Boston.
III S. said that Amelia Bingham is
negotiating with G. NJ: s., Mcclellan
new play. Il.
Madge Tossing Is to play the lead
ing part in Ia new musical comedy
which$i Is TO be produced in London:
May Irwin will have new: play, to
bewritten by Reginald Pinero, broth.
ser Of the wellknown London dram
\ atist.
Fay Ten pleton's new piece, THE
Maid and the Millionaire" is the
work, both words and music, Of
Gerrge an. Conan.
ri
The Man on the Boz" has been
I dramattz lied by Grace Livingston Fur
ness and will be produced early in
oetobersin New York. si.;3
hen Lawrence orsay appears IL
the new play which Augustus Thorn
as 10 writing for him It is likely tina
his former play, "The Earl Of Paw
tucket, Will be seen with another &C
Tor ID the leading role. 5s
The Fawcetts Stock Company is t,
end the successful season in Ney
York this week. tits said that tn
public resi- onse TO Mr.. Fawcett'ss Ell
terprise has been $50 generous tha
The stock comp will be & a perm
nent fixture sinS the metrop i
next season beginning early in I'll
leAt5lgf4Y
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Sarah jgrr7ulaax IS e \ Be ,t, among The
\ nj n IN, ~, g{It n
stars OF next season.

Buster Brown Is to$have a sum.
mer engag ementEin Chicago. III
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n on mes I've been using August Flower since S
was q boy. and ri have no other"
qForty million bottles Of August Flower
sold in the United States alone since its
introductioul And the demand for It Is
still growing 1. Isn't that a fine showing
Of success2 Don't it prove that August
Flower has had pnfailing success in the
cure of Indigestion and dyspepsia-the
worst enemies Of health and happiness1
qDoesi it not afford the best evidence that
August Flower is a sure specific for all
stomach and intestinal disorders THAT It
isthe best Of all liver regulators1
qAugust Flower has q matchless record
Of over IS years in curing the ailing mill
lions Of these distressing complaints.
qTwo sizes, a5c and 7sc. Al; druggists.
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Mary Hall is to be the leading lady
sof the Castle Square Stock Company,
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Royal Arcanum.

Royal Arcanun. a4S
Meets every second and fourth
Tuesday evening, over Musgrave's
undertaking rooms.
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EaIrrnant n

,SfiSa Marion Lodge No. II.
vi Meets every Tuesday evening, Odd
Fellows Hall, cornersof Main and
Monroe streets. (
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HiIda spong lis to be leading woman

for ~. ii. Crane next season.
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Palatine Lodge No. "a.
Meets every Wednesday evening,
Odd Fellows Hall, corner Of ] Mer.
chant and Market streets.
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SA.Eo.. Id. VIZ

Falrmont Lodge No. liz
Meets 5everyssM Monday evening, Home
Savings nksbuilding, Main street.
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1T is said that Amelia Bingham is
negotiating with 6. N. s., Mcclellan
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he Man on the Boy" has been
Grammatical by Grace Livingston Fur.
ness. and will be produced early in
October in New York. si.5
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National Protective Legion.
Meets second and third Wednesday
evening, over Home saming's bank.
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In Boston.
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Order Of the Golden Seal No. ESQ.,
Meets every Friday night at 1880,
Eagles Hall. tsss =
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Madges leasing Is to play the lead
ing part in a new musical comedy
which SIS to be produced in London:
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f5Es5 n - ~
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Division No. 2, 9Th Pa. Reg, Y. R.
Meets every second and fourth
Monday evening in Eagles Hall, over
postofflc n SsisJic 53afis & q. =,
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X Capt. g. I'll SKearney, chief Of the
steam engineering department at the
Charlestown Navy Yard, has been
transferred to a.simlar position in the
New York yard.
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Marion Hive, No. 30, meets every
Tuesday evening in Eagles Hall,
ofgor IN Ri
oVer postoll1ce.sy NJ sb,S 4, Z t.s,.
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Fay Tempt ton's new piece, The
Maid and the \, Millionaire" is the
work both words and music, Of
Gerrge M. Conan.