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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21

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idon finben."
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Ibsnb, meinte 5reb, Der iibrieens
audi nod porbanben mar unb iebr
perIesen i9ien.
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limb tparum fam Is fih ni9t aud
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fdi9tern einautpenoen.
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lem Mita!"
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bielt .SrGulsin Mita.
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lein tparen, bebauptete Ct, TN @runbs
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ni9t.
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fu9en!"
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lei unb fagte dubsrft liebenspiirbis;
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5u poqen!!"
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fer, benin fetn Stubl ftanb ba in feis
ner NGbe. ga er feline Misne ma9ts
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S4auteltu6l aus Der SIDE gu hOlen.
aber ba rief er:
rNein, nein! sic fOQen bier plas
nebmen!"
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rWenn i6 bitten biirfte: bier auI
meinem SdpB!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21
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Bon Geo 6eHer.

6euf gilt es ben 9inrneI nn5uftainen,
Ser lit boil b%reiitcr, fr0blider 2auneH.
Ser friibe @oeelfane bat i'm ertpedt,
ga bat er Die Sonne ausgeitedt.
limb lit Die Come elm bellies Panier,
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Gle Ieu6tet Der ennsen bliibenben @elf
nnb bat Die &eIt arf ben &ppf 8eftellt.
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limb fper elm fbmer5enoesSer5 nerrt fein.
Sen beilt Der Srii5Iinssionneni6ein.
Gin Sauber miibte i6r Snuf5en perfteb'n
Gin Alinber maRte i5r 8liben ieb'n,
11nb fpie mir belize Iauiden nnb fpGb'n.
ga lit uns Elm &unoer 9e16eb'u...
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21
probe.
Bon Sans 8irano.

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S4reibtii4 lasen.
!6err b. Stetten berlor bic Schulz.
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batter. Define 2simiieberei 1T einfa4
piberli9." l1nb er na6m ieiHen Gut
unb f9isn .rnftli9 beleibist.
r&ese Did muir ni6t auf; mein ens
GEL" meinte SuI9i nit f6Onem
9lei9mut6. SD babe bait feline @ns
lagen gum Mnsrtpelts9arldtan. Sd
mag einfa9 ni9t. @uBsrbem fnb
mir bic piele 2sute unangenebm. -.
r9errsott nod mai. ss inb ia gar
feline 2eute."
500" meinte 9uf9i eIei9siltig
unb frantic fort in ieinen 8lGttern.
.Hsin, es banbelt fi9 ia nur um
9.be, Inn 5rdulein Sebe 2inb.n."
500"
ga, ein3is um lie. uebrigens, fe tit
tpirtli9 fsbr nett unb bur4uus ni4t
lanepeilie."
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ni4t i'm 9eringften ftOren In feinsr
BefdGftisune.
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f90pfte entriiftet @them.
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nidt eintridtern t0nnen?.. IL
rSA mag nidf, Sreo!"
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mel.
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mibtrauif9 uno brpbenb.
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limb bann sinsen Fe. su 2inben's.
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unb Srdulein 9ebe 9inben unb bic
Srau Mama mar aussegansen.
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ftubl in Der Gde.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21

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ben tparen ni9t obne grfplge, nein,
i'm @eesntbeil, man fam rubig Bee
baupten: Srdulein Sebc modte seras
bsau prG9tise Sortf6ritte. 0o9 bag
fonnten eisentlia II tie ielbft unb
9uf9i b.urtbeilen, benn Greb nuroe
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entfdisben aneepieien, brGulein Iitd
9efeaidaft 5u leiiten. Gr that bas id
germ. eepib, fehr germ fOgar, ober inns
MERLIN, man beersift ia. -. DAB Die
Spei ftsts II ouein problem. bas fano
sr bod siemlid befremblid. unb bas
tunn ibm ia f9liebii9 tein Menf4
tpeiter perbenfen.
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mub anertannt fperben, nod ME hattie
5rGulsin 6ebe ibrs RoIe 70 prd9tis
lebenspabr pert0rpert pte iuit beute.
ga, @ui9i mar entsidt bon tbren Sas
lenten, unb Ct eeftanb fih ni4t phne
le6baftes 8ebauern elm, er tpdre nun
am Gnbe feiner 2ebrtbdtisteit.
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Fgnation unb ebler g%ntfasung, uno
babel bielt Ct Fe fanft auf feinem
S6pBe felt, nun babe i9 alfo meme
pfli9t estban." unb babel belt er lie
INNER nod feft.
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!Ssbs naa elmer Weile foreenpOlen
Sinnens, rniHen Sic. i9 CLAUDE
.. morsen Ibeno, 10 gut pie 9euts
pirb es bod ni9t eebsn."
vWarum meinen Sic bass"
Sra, fSlisbGd Iiest bod auaWans
DIES am Yartner."
ga, bas liebs fi9 ni4t leusneu,
bas tpdre fdon ri6tig, ss liese aua
Man6es am partnsr, dber 9err b.
&lett fpielte setpib sona gut, fifsr'
li9.
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ga, er miiRe often s:tsbsn, er pers
ftGnbe lie nidt gang, mas lie benin els
ssntli9 meine.
ga tpurbe Il. gang. drgsrlid unb
tpoute ii9 bon ibm losmu9en. ober sr
lisb lie ni9t lps, unb babel faste lie
erreet:
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mag iiberhaupt ni6t,. i9 fanrl
bod ni9t einfad jeOen Meni4sn tiis
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ugrlauben sic bpd sitist einmal,
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plOblia, ba umarmte fe i'm iebr ftirz
mild unb bars ibr a0pf9en an fsinsr
S6ulter.
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Sertbu6. rMber bies. :, bies TT ia
surnidt, surni6t DOrssisbsn in Der
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tie fie errest unb entriB ibm bas gud
unb mari es in bic SIDE.
Serr @uI6i aber gebGrbete ft4 BON
nun al, gar fonberbdr.
-Museinem2 iebesbrtef.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21

-Museinem 2iebesbrtef.
90. fonten iie. mid a5sr nidt lisben
t0nnen, 10 ertparte i4 biefe 3eilen un<
er0ffnet auriid!
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1905-06-24
Yves Hudson Captured in Little Rock.

A Wednesdays dispatch from
Little Rock says, owes Hudson,
wanted at Forsyth, fancy county,
Mo-, for the alleged murder of Henry
Barchman, was arrested in a saloon
in this city at $50 O'Clock tonight
by Chief of Police Hawkins and
Sergt. Newlin. The authorities re-
ceived a telegram last night from
Sheriff ]. w. Reese OF fancy county,
stating that a reward of $500 would
be paid for the arrest of Hudson.
Hudson chatted freely in the Office of
the chief of police tonight. He
admits the killing of Barchman, and
says he will return to Missouri as
soon as the officers come for him.
He says he killed Bert Casey, a
noted outlaw in the territory, sew
eral years ago, and received large
reward from the government. He
was a deputy marshal at that time
Hudson was tried and acquitted on
the charge of killing Jim Keys in
Jasper, Newton county, Ark, four
years ago. He says he is under
indictment in Missouri for murder in
the first degree, and for the past
three months has been living at
Ionesboro, this state"
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1905-06-24
Zinc Etchings.

The lola mine expects to ship
three carloads of concentrates from
Zinc this week. They are at work on
a good body of ore, havinga 25-foot
face. A gentleman from the mine
says eleven shots were fired Monday
night, and almost pure jack was
cleared up in the morning. He says
he never saw anything better in the
Joplin district. Another gentleman
from Joplin says the only trouble is,
they have not mined deep enough,
and plenty of good ore will be found
at two and three hundred feet.
The Sunday School and the ladies
in charge have received much deserv-
ed praise for so successfully carrying
out a very pleasing program Child
ren's Day. Not the least pleasing
feature of the day was the dinner OH
the grounds, where all were invited
to assist in disposing of the good
things prepared by the mothers and
friends.
Pink Killebrew will soon erect
new warehouse, and put in a full
line of furniture. He talks of putting
up some houses for rent soon.
In spite of the great heat Sunday,
the house was crowded with visitors
present to witness the celebration of
Children's Day.
Many people were in Zinc Satur-
day afternoon to witness the balloon
ascension, which took place late in
the afternoon.
Revs, Evert and Watson, two Ilo-
illness preachers are holding series
of meetings. Considerable interest
is manifested.
The office building of the Madison
Company is almost completed. 9th
er buildings'wilI 60 up soon.
Mrs. Hall, son and daughter-in-
law, of Denver, Colo, are here for
the summer.
The Madison shows 30-foot face
Of good ore. They expect to start a
mill soon.
The owners of the Jack Pot and
Oswego are well pleased with the
showing.
Mrs. Wilson and daughter. of Yell
vile, are visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs Gregory spent Mon
day with her sister, Mrs. Wilson,
Two nice little showers have fallen
lately, but more rain is needed.
BROWNIE.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1905-06-24
Band Concert In Court Park 9This Even.
ing.

Since the beginning of the open air
concerts in our Park this summer the
Band has been encouraged by large
and appreciative audiences, both on
Tuesday and Saturday evenings
All choirs of the city will meet at the
Band Stand this evening for the pur-
pose of rehearsing the popular airs
to be sung on July 4th by the Chorus.
In addition to the patriotic airs the
program will be as follows:
March-"The Eagles Nest"
Cummings.
? lverture-"E Empire" Grunenfelder.
Waltzes Inspiration, Miller.
Qverture-Popular Minstrel Medley,
Introducing polly Prim, YOU'RE
as Welcome as the Flowers of May"
Egypt" "There's a little Street IN
Heaven called Broadway" "Starry
Night for a Ramble," EVERY day Is
Shunshine When the Heart Beats
True" and "Big Indian Chief"
March Young America sutton.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1905-06-24
PERSONAL.

Miss Flora Armitage hasgone to
Chicago to take a special teachers
course. 49,
DIR. L. Kirby has been confined to
his bed this week with severe at
tack Of pleurisy.
w. Il. Eagle and wife, of Little
Rock, visited relatives and friends at
Bellefonte this week. +
Mrs. z. W. Murphy will leave
soon on visit to her daughter, Mrs.
DR. Phillips at Seward, Okla.
Congressman ], c, Floyd and
Walter Layton, ofYellyille, were here
on. business the first of the week.
Freight Agent ]. L. Smith, Of
Eureka Springs, was circulating
amongst old friends here last Sun
day.
Miss Ada Pace, of this city, was
reelected librarian of the University
of Arkansas at the recent Board
meeting,
Mrs. Elisha Rose died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Thos.
Wilson, Monday, at the advanced
age of II years.
Ed b. Grow, B. S, an eloquent
temperance lecturer has been hold
ing an interesting series of meetings
at our M. f. S. Church this week.
Judge D. II. Perew has moved
his lawoflice to the rooms recently
vacated by the Ozark Printing office,
Just west of the Post Office.
Attorneys +. G. Mitchell and
Frank Pace are in Texas this week
defending Lige Barbee who recently
shot and killed man named Jenkins.
w M. Connerley and daughter
and niece Misses Audra and Cora
Connerley Miss Nell Nicholas and
Roy Milum visited the Diamond Cave
Monday.
Yves Baker returned from Texas
the first of the week. He was not
sufficiently enamored with the Lone
Star State to locate, but will probab-
ly go to Eureka Springs.
Mr.. F. M. Garvin and daughter
Lulu are in Maryland this week at
tending a meeting OF the Alumni of
the University from which Mr.. Gar
vim graduated some twenty years
ago.
Miss Amy Miller, a hustling st.
Louis girl who has taken a home
stead in the Newton county noun
tains near Low Gap, was in to see
us Thursday on her way to visit the
city again. She says she has found
roughing quite pleasant so far.
R. c. Hitson of Usage, accom-
panied by nr. Arlis Worthington of
Green Forest was here Thursday and
Friday having a splint made by our
Dentist DR.. Andrews for his lower
jaw, which he had broken in two
places Sunday last by being thrown
from a mule.
C. W. Glaze, recently injured by
falling timbers at Reynolds railroad
camp, adjusted his claim with the
company this week. taking $tz0o
and paying all Doctors bills and ex-
penses himself. He says he saved
500 of the money by putting it in
to his pocket promptly.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1905-06-24
Omaha JOttlnEs.

Had a shower here Tuesday.
A big show is expected here on
the gath.
The bench in the tunnel is all out
They are now putting in concrete.
Mr.. Thing. northeast Of Omaha,
has the cleanest, finest looking crop
Of any one in this section.
Mr.. McCown, Of Camp "B, !"
Omaha, is quite indisposed, and has
been for some time. Ii.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1905-06-24
PRODUCE MARKET REPORT.

Corrected weekly by c. E. Moss, man
lager Harden Produce Co..
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1905-06-24
For Sale or Rent.

Modern cottage, known as the Lom-
bard property. Five rooms, fitted with
excellent light fixtures, and windows
fitted with linen shades. Good barn
and out-houses. Fine eistern of water.
One of the prettiest and most convent
emily arranged houses in the city.
Apply to JAS. A. Finn.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1905-06-24
Fourth of July.

If you want picnic fruits go to Sol
Mitchell, who will sell you oranges,
bananas, lemons and picnic fruits by
the box or boxes for the glorious
Fourth, and at the most reasonable
prices. Also lemonade straws, Cold
drinks always on tap.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1905-06-24
Money TO L0au.

Good room residence for sale at a
bargain $6O0-half cash, balance on
long time. BE quick for this. We
have money to loan in sums of from
500 to 81, 900, Williams & Glass.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1905-06-24
For Sale at a Bargain.

Broom house and l lot.
5-room house and lots.
III Harrison. AT a bargain, and on
easy terms. ED RoSSoN.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1905-06-24
Bring your keys to the Fair June
10th, and get the cash.

-Papering, Painting and House
Cleaning is now the order of the day.
The Prescription Drug Store is head
quarters for all you need in that line,
at moderate prices.
w. II. CLARK, Prop,
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1905-06-24
For Sale.

A five-room hose on two lots, south
of the creek, in Harrison. For price
and terms see W. A. Clifford, Harrison.
Arkansas.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1905-06-24
Money 10 Loan.

On improved farms. If desired can
be closed at once on first-class secur-
ity. W. A. RAGLAND,
5im2 Eureka Springs, Ark,
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1905-06-24
For Sale.

Two secondhand Engines and
Boilers, IL horse Power Call at this
for information Graham.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16
WESTMINSTER THEATRE.

The Offering next week at the West
minister theatre will be NJ NJ. THESES
Company in Wine, Woman and Song
This organization will be remembered as
1t played in this city last season TO
crowded houses at every performance.
From the bill as presented this season,
the company has attained an added
strength and character Everything is
new; the two burlesques "A Day at Ma
CARA Falls" and Fun in the Subway" be-
ing rich IN scenery and electrical effects
as well az costumes Nothing is lacking
in detail construction or elaboration, TO
place this production on a high plane %
the buresqIe productions.
The olo consists OF headliners In vaude-
vile such as Bonita and her Cuban and
African Mldgets. Howe and Scott, He
brew comedians Frederick Bros. and
Burns. comedy musical act: Raymond and
clayton. comedy sketch, Samuel Leibert.
novelty act Marie Lamour. chansonette.
The following attraction viii be the
KnickerbockCr Buresquers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16
EMPIRE THEATRE.

James Kennedy one of the most popu-
lar comedians ever seen In the summer
stock companies At the Empire theatre
comes next week 10 that house at the
head OF his own company, under man
agement OF Spitz and Nathanson, who
have a number OF attractions on the road
under their own management this season
And the fact that he is TO be at this
house for the week before Christ
mas makes Il possible 10 announce "A
Christmas remembrance from Managers
Spitz and Nathanson 20 the people Of
Providence. Pawtucket and the surround
ing towns I'm a reduction, for the first
time since the Empire theatre was built,
of prices during the regular season.
As an indication OF good Will and I'm rec
ognltion OF the season, Managers Spitz
and Nathanson Will make prices for the
engagement Of next week at both the
daily matinees and the evening perform
ancos. on the scale or summer prices NJ
the Empire. In other words, the entire
gallery will be 10 cents. at both afternoon
and evening performances: the entire bal
cony will be sold for 20 cents a seat al
both afternoon and evening performan-
ces the entire parquet will be 30 cents AT
the afternoons. and at the evening per-
formancos will be 30 cents for the par
quet and % cents for the few seats I'm the
orchestra. In addition 10 this pre-Christ-
mas reduction In rates, which Will be for
the one week only, every person attend
Ing the afternoon or evening performan-
Ces on Friday or Saturday will receive a
valuable Christmas souvenir from tho
management. without cost The ladies
will be given a very handsome Marie An
toinette hat pin. while the gift Tor tho
men will be watch charms. Even the
children will be substantially remem-
bered on these two days, both afternoon
and evening.
Mr.. Kennedy will present some very
strong and attractive plays. including sew
eral OF his own. Monday afternoon and
evening. the attraction will be Crystal
Run Farm" a story OF the Maine coast
and OF the experiences OF "A Bowery boy
set down for the first time in the coun-
try. The part.is one Of the most successful
In Mr.. Kennedy's repertoire. Tuesday, af-
ternoon and evening. Gentleman Jim.
the Diamond Thief" which is as inter
estlng az "Raffles." with it's story of "A
gentleman thief, stealing for love OF the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16
GEN. WILSON
IS AGAIN
APPOINTED

President Roosevelt renominated Gen.
Charles A. Wilson as United States dis
trict attorney for the district Of Rhode
Island Gen. Wilson is the present in
cumbent of the Office. which he has heid
ssSsIe 1895 lie was first appointed by
President Mckinley. This is his second
appointment by President Roosevelt.
Gen. Wilson is a native Of Maine. He
was first admitted 20 the bar i'm Vermont
and later. while still young man.. came
TO Rhode Island and was admitted TO
the bar i'm this state in 1875.
His practice here has been an extensive
ore. He has been counsel I'm many Of
the most important civil and criminal
cases that have come before the Rhode
Island courts during the past 30 years.
He has always taken an active interest
in the public welfare ana has held i'm
portant positions.
For several years he represented Provi-
dence I'm the state legislature and was an
active member Of tho city council for
many years He was also judge advocate
general Of Rhode Island, holding briga-
dier generals commission. He retired
from this position at the time of his first
appointment as United States district at
torney.
Gen. Wilson has fine residence az
Warwick Neck, adjoining that of hited
States Senator Nelson w. Aldrich. Mrs.
Wilson is n distant relative of Vice Presi-
dent Fairbanks
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16
The THEATRES

excitement and getting into some thrill
ing difficulties as a result OF II; Wednes-
day afternoon and evening, sheridan
Keene Detective" a play filled with
thrilling and exciting situations, with "a
modern Sherlock Holmes as the nero;
Thursday afternoon and evening, a
Poisoned Dagger" "A melodfama or ara
matte and heart interest; Friday after
noon and evening William Gillette
great war play Held BY the Enemy,
I'm which Mr.. Kennedy will be seen ln
Mr.. Gillette's part OF Bean the war cor
respondent; Saturday afternoon and even
ing when Womaen Love" one or the
most successful OF modern melodramas.
Mr. Kennedy's company is very strong
one. and includes such well known favor-
ties as David Walters. well remembered
as having been cast for the villain In the
productions OF the Empire Theatre Stock
company last summer; Danny Bagnall
who belongs here in Providence, ana VINO
was also a member Of last summers stock
company and. among others. Willard
Dyer. well liked and remembered as
singer of illustrated songs. Vaudeville,
charged daily. will be given between the
acts by MIR. Kennedy. who IS very popu-
lar as n singing and dancing comedian;
Jones and Sutton. colored singers and
dancers: Dyer aud Carter on the latest
Illustrated songs; Miss Lauda Ludlow,
character singer and impersonator, Prof
O. Il. Wee. who will show some OF the
latest moving pictures. and others. The
engagement will be a notable one for the
Empire.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16
KElIH'S THEATRE.

Tired shoppers and children enjoying
holidays will find Keith's theatre a pleas
ant place to while away few hours next
week, and with that end in view Proprie-
tor Albee hes- arranged an attractive pro-
gram that will prove equally fascinating
with the allurements of Christmas Head,
ing the bill will be that staunch favorite.
Valerie Bergere. who has a host OF warm
friends and admirers here. Miss Bergerc
has been seen in Providence in vaudeville
several times before. but probably no ap-
pearance OF hers has ever been antcpa-
ted with such keen interest as that OF
next week for the reason that she will
be seen In one of the characters I'm which
she has scored one OF the greatest sue
cesses OF her professional career This
will be as the temperamental. vivacioIs
gypsy girl. Carmen. In a condensed one
act version Of which romantic opera Miss