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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-24
The New YORK World.
THE ~Th2iCEA-wEEK EDITION
kEAh WHEKEyER THE
LANGUAGE l. SPokES

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sser been before, and il has raJa ;.-
arrangements aceordlr-Ev. ia M
service covers the entire r,obe "a
Il reports everything fully, promntIv
ahd accurately Il ID the OILY na9a-
mt daily, which is as good "a =
caAs 11d which VIII keep 81 .
completely informed of what 4 -
p EIDg throughout the worii
The Inrice-a-Week Xor,d Z; ,a
It's political reports. You can - ~
tEGia from is columns, whetb@rvo1
are Republicans Or DenSerat a,i -,
l. what OH Ne1t-
A special ts1tdr- OF the r3rja
Week GRID mas alwaysh zen ~ x.-;.r
net4on- IL publishes noy.I, hv -
best authors in the world. 1avsl.
~niSh n book form sell tor a. "a
apiece and iEs high stladlrt in this
respect Viii be n-airtliae ia Ia ~
turs as IN the past.
Tue 1h-ics-a-WsSk wcrEdss ~
Lar Subscription prise "a only 81 Oh ~
year, and this pays for 45S paprrs
We offer tAIs LneggaIl-d n~swsnansr
ano Z Eagle together for one 49,
Tor sl-15- The regular ssbs.xsrtfr-
price Of the two papers is y 90.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-24
Do YOU KNOW Mns. our WYE,

Probably YoG do, for Nine ouf Viva
las a national reputation n an asrir-
ing tri-Ed CT every woman wIrh n
beauty wee. Her Woman Rearti-
tul department in the daily ana san
LAY issues OF The Chicago RecorI-
hSf..d : I personal Source of IcvfuI
Eeipfainess 10 womank.nd. Heri,-
s-ruetiols CT complexion ILL are In
lerlarsied heze and there with susnnv
Attle sepigrams as s.c~heerers.- rba
Neapaa Z suggests to beauty ssek-
srs Tor the complete annihiIafion az
beauty grievances 10 not incIuda ~
neal methods-factoryn f-izzas
rough aud other horrors being barred
me gives Instructions on cq-reet
oreataing what to eat, how to ba.aa.
N Irief- how to become i HEALTHY
wholesome woman. No wa,ds-
. pepR.arly known to man thsns-
ands % women
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-24
Rlackwater News.


IL BY Jolly Fun.
The health OF 0rs neighbOrhood
is very good at this writing.
The farmers are getting along
very well at present with their
work would be proud to get a
nice rain.
Our Sunday school is moving
along nicely at present.
Messrs. Willie NcAlis' and
Afford COOK paid friends IN Alb
beyille a visit last Saturday AMI
sunday.
Messrs james and Arthur san
lrrs. Grrpne Shaw and Jessie W.
Novels. Of Ltw's Hill, were shak-
ing hands with friends here last
sunday.
Mr. Alex McAlister AMI wife,
were in Holly Springs recently.
Mr.. Henry Sanders and Miss
Florence Smith made i flying to
last week
Misses George aad Myrtle
Powell visited their sister, Mrs.
l. 7. Boyd 1t LoVgt0wn last week
Mr.. ID. W. Bllingsly and Dr.. g
+. Crawford Were in Abbevillc
this week looking after the tele-
phoae line tina; Is to run from this
place to Abbeville.
Biackwater has organized d
telephone company With f1uos-
ing officers aud Board of Diree-
tors: President, ID ". BIliIngsiS
treasurer, ). T. Rayburu; Sscrs
taFy, H. r. McAlister. Tie diFee
ors are Messrs. Ebb Nicholson
l.. I. Jones. q. F. Crawford, }. Il
Hartley AMI others.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-24

20 hsaIs Of Torture
o more than 20 years J. B Me-
sey, or JILL Clinton street Ninneana
Us Minn-, was tortured BY sciat.ra
me pain and suffering which he -
dured during this time Is beyond cor,
preAelsion- Nothing gave him az
permanent relief until he ussd Cbam
neriain,s-fain lain. One applieaIinr
OF thlt IMMINENT relieved the nsin -,
and made sisep and rest uossi,Ia snS
less than one bottle HIS eT-as.-t :
peLmalent cure Ii troubled 49,
seiatiea or rheumatism VIM ~, Ntth
% cent bottle Of Pain Ran ~ q
loufsen now quickly it relieves tn.
For sale by A Ii. kendeI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-24

Il j. possible - obtain relief from
chronic indig .tion and dyspepsia by
the use OF kodol Dyspepsia Some
Of the nest hopeless cases of long
standing have Yielded to il. II en-
ables you to digest the food you eat
AID exercises 4 corrective influence,
building up the efficiency of the di-
gestive organs. The stomach il the
boiler wherein the steam is made that
keeps up your vitality, health and
strength kodol digests what you
eat. Makes the stomach sweet-puts
the boiler IA condition to do the work
Nature demands OF it-give= YOU reliet
from digestive disorders, and puts
You IN shape - d. your best, aud feel
your best. S0li BY y. III. IL. Kendel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-24
thcviIlc New
- By lockwood.

y d1GAN ODU-
Mrs. Anderson spent Sunday in
Holly Springs visitIn. friends.
We are gai to learn that Mrs
u w. 7 cklaad, who has beer
-Ie1 for several weeks / $ imp-ov
Ing rapidly.
Messrs. Cook and MeAlister
we're pleasant visitors here las:
Sunday.
Some Of our young people at
tended the afternoon service a,
Andrews Chapel sunday.
Mr. Harris aud wife, of winoua
v.sited their parents here SUNDAY
Mr. Frank Almond and wifi.
we're the guest of Mrs. ID. L. AL
moa1 Saturday aud sunday.
Miss Bert Nichols is VISITING
her many friends here this week
The good ladies' Of our town
Gaye been doing some good worL
AZ the cemetery. We sincerity
nope that the work begun by the m
Will Be continued.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-24
kIETTER
.rot. t. NJ AndersoI

OA- &. ~ aI4EEs0l,
Oxford, Miss.
Dear Sir: There are thes, fiva
says OF badness IN paint:
~ stuffed with chalk or sonetain1
ike tha-;
q barytes, better than chalk. but
IA covering To it; NOBODY kucwsiIl
there;
~ oerzins in the oil, or water, or
other such ssasiing;
a. too thla-to0 much liilid. what
ever it il, tor the soEd:
90 short Measure;
''galloa?sf r.
We furnish orr agent With 4 Ssass
chemists eersiGelss u anaIvsi- a..
tells Whas'e In Devoe.
Yours truly.
F.W- DEF0E K 20.
10 New York
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-24

You wonier why he cries. l;uy a
bottle Oh Rites Cream Veruifure
anil be viii never cry. Most babies
lave worms. and the mothers don't
know Il. White's Cream hermitage
sids tie child OF worms and cleans cut
Is system I 4 4 pleasant A.. Every
mother shouli Keep a bottle Of this
medicine Ia the house. With it, Tear
need never enter her mind. Price p
cents. For sale by y. II. kendsI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-24

MIS- sue Martin, al old and b;,n,.,
respected resident OF Faisonia. NJ
Was SICK with stomach trouble -.
more than ak months ChamA1l
i4ln's Stomach and Liver T.hIa1
cured her She says: =. car ne
eat anything want and am The n.n NV
est isoe1en m tire world to lInd 9uu
good medicine For sale h. : 4
Eendel sam piles fres. H.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-24

A torpid, inactive liver can produce
more bodily ills than almost anythin9
else. Ii Is coop to clean the system,
occasionally Sur sAs liver IN
ano get into shape generally. Tie
oest rsstllts are derived fror, the NJ.
or De~Itt's Little Early Risers. Re-
Iiaeie, effective, pleasant pills with q
y. t. keudel W
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-24

Has started the public 10 thinking
The wonderful success that has met
Ballard's ilorehound Syrup in its
crusade on corgh1. ~indlenza, bron
eAi;is and all pulmonary troubles
has started the public % thinking 81
TINS wonderful preparation. They
are all Using 1t. J0i tha procession
and down With sickness. Price -5r,
" and <t0A- For ale by \. II.
Eendei.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-24

Fora painful burn there is nothing
Lac DeNitt's Witch Hazel Save
mere are a host OF limitations Of De-
" TITS Witch Hazel SaIve on th. MAJ
Ae.-see that You get the genuine.
ASK or Dew tits. Good for sunhurr
cuts, bruises and especially econ
mended for piles. The name of -. {.
dewitt 4 Co., of Chicago. Is on syerv
Dox- Solp by y. II. ken6eI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-24

A cure may be effected by appryiny
Cnamberlain's Salve as soon a. tbs
eniid IS done nursing. Wipe it of
Win a soft cloth before allowing tn
child TO Nurse Many trained nurses
use tnls salve with the best resnIrs
Kendel. An
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-24

A good complexion is impossible
win the stomach on. of orier. Ii
patty -allOv peopla wolid pay more
attention 10 their fares, they would
have better compilations. Eodol
Tor Dyspepsia ~li digest VIVA. you eat
and pat yJuF stomach back 10 right
shape 10 do it, own work. kodol re
lieves P1iPitLtI0n Of the heart, dltu-
lenees sour stomach. heart burn, etc
sold Dy a H keadeL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-24

b tr 3 conc l-n L H. the
.ty et e y i1w ~Jig.rg cilize1 81
xfc-i ahd L~-F Yelte ornty - Flin
~zrlr=-ly l1 th~ wurS n l-ever put
* an end tn tn fLl~i. sale &c Whisky
ers- AZ els p aret rent 10 show
l- r~d Effects or TIE whoie people
ft.z We sky selling. ANA the public
1ascifus- ~ M last Awaz -uesf. and
ciassct q men trs determined that
2 business ~a-t stop aut stop tor
f3d.
tttst rlri ftty every citizen to
-c7 Pare al sh- nn.1nclt au as
Z tai- ,dH rtee ~ men in every
1.eir Forts lIEe oxford
eiy free % the Eht@sy -gsins-.
Ii-Sy selling J. . e-1l and can
iHI p E enlwltvefi rfp-t- 90
cis4zeui ~.l1lGt tr'Ea.c. provided
people r-m honest Ia tteir 9g
minsli0n t1 = th1 he las j. en-
c-d- \ uam1-r 10 merchants 11i
izens have sixuci rh statement
5E ~iru az houcst d-ur-minat5uu
I've - 10 al~ pr1ms AT 10 -
{ an slspiC,Ju % WHISKY seliiu-
rests : irelT with tie people. ani
~ Determined % end
every citizen Of
alsJ D., LaFavrtts County sign
fsu-. and then Ave up 10 the
D mI.e D. signing il ant the
cit uusTs=s VIII be tel1 forever IN
s1rI
these lists z . a. Relba7 Prices
tvtas7n = Na-lllwz and a. the
yors oI~r. -HI all citizes a-e
rre r~-gGest-t - sign one %
-a b. no the > earliest cpuvsuieuca
th-r ths con uitf-e hay know or
l.ch stt- tue individ Iai stIuf-
-, SITTER signing or before, Ilin
ne n a. u-DveE ent . arLif-
- the WrSky bu -inass rom Oxford
We the undersigned citizens % he
w of Oxtort and County OF La
LFette. - hereby pied = our
ewes . gi -Ec GREENS COMM,
tprn ateI - la1i ia the c5mDlst
-xt,rmuatlaa % the sa- of WHISKY.
sine, teer, 81. aicohol ami al other
p .Elff af aic1Au-ie drinks in
ri Mne "a nlsa support 1na
30 ~ e. Aust tnsm 1v OBJ
r--stluu we can. and
1 rt .r8a5le ii Z
~ o. nul Whu h Eui
Ing rl.Es 1-Gs. ID 1EflrL
~ tt1e lta- VS. mtE@
tinns o. El- ~ b
-v- -a support Jis c1r-
e~ every cflrt - stop the Iie
41l VIII Nl~u u-c-z.v
r. a. 10 the Violations %
ne vhsk AVS
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-24

Yrs 5 Joyce. IsD SaIli.an street.
C!afemont, " H.. writes: -sbonr !
year ago bought two bottles Of F.
ley hldney Cure. tf cr-ad me GA
severe case OF kidney trouble 81 -
Veral wears standing. Ii e-@rtaiasv i
4 grand, good nlse4ciRe. ana I $50
" recommend ir.H Sold b. an Srr--
g1sGs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-24

bissnrt-rd ths Congregation.
TIE person who disturbed the con-
gr-sation last Sunday By continaaIIv
coughing - requested t. buy 4 bossis
% tOieyis Honey and Tar So nv
all druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-24
EorSaIc

The Petrie place. known as the
Dr. T. d. Isom homestead prom
erEy n Oxford Is Tor sale. For
terms apply TO the undersigned
1oaS Il. KIEN0Ns.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-24

4 >FoCD rHE rE>r - YEARS
The old. original GROVES Tastelesl
Oh u Tonic. You know what you ar,
taking. Il is iron ant qsinine IN j.:
tl@teiess form. No cure. No pay
Price SO Cents.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-24

crEE FOR PILES
p;ina oaind, bleeding p~rotrudiny
les druggists are authorized RI
ssenlane money If PAZO OINTMENT
TAILS 10 cure IN 8 to Ii days. SOC
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-24

koley's X TO-, of Chicago. origiuas-
ed Honey and Tar Is a throat and
lung remedy, and on ccou of ths
great n4erit and popularity of Foley's
Honey and Tar many limitations are
offered for the genuine. These worth
less limitations have similar sounding
names BeEare OF them. The genue
ins oIey's Honey and Tar is in a
yellow package. Ask for it and re-
fuse any substitute. lie il the hes,
remedy flr coughs and colds. For
sale by al druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-24

zee that vour d-ugges: gives o 10
imitation when you ask for Kennedy :
Lxas sc Horey and Tar. the original
n syrup. For sale BIZ \. H.
kendel-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-24

Wy Gke snzen things 10 cure
hat cough keunesiyss Laxative
Honey aad Tar 1.ilys the e~orges,i9-.
stops that tickling, drives the eoId our
.hrough the bowels. Sold By A. Z.
Een1eI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-24

orino Laxaiive Fruit syrup i h.,
.or Women and children. It's mia
SCION anu Pleasant taste makes =.
preis1a able to violent purgatiyes: sncs
= pms, tSoi~ts, etc. t,et the ba.,rr-.
ana 4 same OF crino At all the d,us,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-24

hIaney complaint kills more c.--,
.lan any other disease. ans eoPse
70 the disease being 50 insid;a,s que
get. good hold on the sysaan tna1
,ore IL Is recognized FoIaSss - De
re VIII prevent the deyriosn.ney
dissase II taken In 49, OF
ME y all druggists. lAs- For
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-24

~ CyRE = coLD IN oNEDNV
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund money If it fails 10
cure e W. GROVES signature Is
On each BOX. . cents.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-24

How often do We near it remarked.
"It's only a coId,r and : few a.
tlAsr earn that the man Is on his
JACK with pIeunonia- Ills Is OF sueb
common occurrence that a cold. ho,V
aver stisht, should not be aisregard-o
EaAmeeIia4hs SCa-n Remedy c0t.e-
Any lsneeney of a eoaa u r.
r-s1r nnia, ard has gaiHes irs
~ extensive sal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-24

List Of unclaimed mail matter lef,
Il the Oxford, Hiss, Poss-OIHee for
s2e week ending Saturday. May I9ti:
l Bitten, Miss Clara.
. BHiips, hrs Cassie.
: Craaier, Mrs. Bennre,
: Durham, Mary Alis.
} kalrsbeH. Hiss Hourh.
. CARAT, S.rs. I.ucindy.
: ~iacS8on, 8Iiss Raro.
; Jones. Mrs. Mellie Miller.
9 Jones. Miss NagIs.
10 Lam&in. ur. l.. q.
L AeCariey, Trimmer.
L Moore. s.iss Octav.l.
Il Myers, Y. ?.
Il Perry, Ronert.
Is Perry, Charlie.
10 Roberts, tharias. yr.
l. Sr-rslis =. o.
l. Watson. J. O.
IS aau eafIpr F,~ .ha ,k~-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-05-24

hsn ealilns tor the above please
give No. letter and date advertiscd
: II. IfoWKY. p. II.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-29
Paul Gilmore in At Yale ;,

Paul Gilmore seems to be meeting
with better success than ever before
this year, appearing in his new play
lat Yale"
The Charleston Courier says: again
has Paul Gilmore secured a distinct
triumph over Charlestonians and dem
onstrated his right to head a company
With his talented self in the chief role
assisted by 20 clever associates Mr..
Gilmore delighted large audiences at
the Academy of Music on Saturday af-
ternoon and evening in his congenial
role of Dick Seeley in at Yale The
latest Gilmore play points no social
moral, causes none to ponder over what
Is meant by the author; it is a straight
story of college life. Introducing pleas
ing incidents and giving an interesting
tale One touch of melodrama is seen
when the messenger boy cuts the hero
free in the bOathouse. At the end of the
second act. Mr.. Gilmore was forced to
respond with a speech, deafening ap-
pause continuing several minutes. He
received several handsome bouquets
Mr. Gilmore has already won rep
utation for uniform excellence of cast.
Theater-goers have learned a Gilmore
company is well balanced. His name is
become synonym for purity and hon
esty OF purpose Under the Red Robe
The Three Musketeers,' "A Tyranny of
Tears The Mummy and the Humming
Bird and Capt. Debonnaire,' were all
well acted. AT Yale keeps to the hj.h
standard The support, major and
minor. is carefully selected.
Dick Seeley (AIr. Gilmore), is a poor
young southerner who is studying at
Yale. Jack Randall. heir to wealth. is
his charm. Dick loves Jacks sister,
Dorothy. He has never seen her and
she has never seen him. He wears
picture of her stolen. from Jack; she
wears a picture of him, also stolen
from Jack. Dave Burleigh, who
seeks Dorothy's dollars more
than her heart, bend hisc energies
to have Dorothy think Dick a rogue
and a roue- AS in all good stories the
hero gets the heroine, virtue triumphs
over vice. the cloud reveals it's silver
lining, and the audience is happy at the
announcement
Mr.. Gilmore is handsome and manly
as Seeley. He looks the college boy
every inch AS usual his acting is fin
ished and his methods natural
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-29

John Drew, in His House in Or
der, and James Neills production,
The Light Eternal" have vacated the
Empire and Majestic theaters at New
York city. while Madam Butterfly
has left the Garden To these places
come two old friends. peter PAN and
Brown Of Harvard" as well as a new
one, THE Student King" This leaves
the list of Broadway attractions as
follows:
Academy of Wright Lori
mer IN The Shepherd King"
Astor-.'The Daughters of Men"
Charles Klein's latest.
Belasco-"The Rose of the
Rancho" the newest Belasco success,
with Frances Starr, a new and de-
ightful personality.
Of chorus girls in The Partisan
Model" a sprightly and startling mu-
steal comedy.
Casino-James t. Powers in 1.-THE
Blue Moon" a musical comedy from
England.
Wine, Woman and Song, =
with Alex. Carr and Bonita. 1t is en-
1oying extraordinary success.
Criterion-Hattie Williams Tom
Wise, James Blakeley. and a clever
company of girls and men in 1.-The
Little Cherub.' dainty musical play
Daly's-'The Belle of Mayfair" a
musical comedy with a number of
clever people and lot Of excellent
songs.
Empire-Maude Adams in Peter
Pam back for another season.
Herald Square-Lew Fields, Peter
F. Daley. Blanche Ring, and others
in About Town" and a burlesque of
THE Great Divide
Hackett-Rose stahl in The
Chorus Lady" See it.
Hippodrome-'Pioneer Days" and
''Neptune's Daughter" A new and
great show.
Hudson-Henry Arthur Jones'
play, THE Hypocrites." A fine piece
Of dramatic work. Well worth seeing.
irving -Place-The Conried COM
pany in repertory.
Knickerbocker = Montgomery and
Stone in The Red Mill" best mu-
steal comedy in town
Lyric-Mrs. F'iske in 1.-The New
York Idea" clever play, superbly
acted.
Lyceum-'aThe Lion and the
Mouse" still one of the biggest sue
cesses in town.
Madison Square-Carlotta Nilsson in
THE Three of Us" Worth seeing
Majestic - Henry Woodruff in
Brown of Harvard"
New msterdam=Richard earle in
THE Spring Chicken" a musical COM
edy success. Last week
New York-Lew Dockstaders Min
strels for a short engag cement.
rincesS"Margaret Anglin and
Henry Miller in THE Great Divide" a
great play. BY all means see 1t.
Savoy-"The Man of the Hour" a
strong play and a strong company.
Wallack' s-Sam Bernard in The
Rich Mr. Hoggenheimer," a new mu-
steal comedy.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-29
Sermons bal the New PAX.

Henry Arthur Jones' The Hypo-
critics. breaches against hypocrisy and
conventional morality.
y Mr.. Pinero's His House in Order
shows the glory of and
the shame of Pharisaism.
Mr.. Sutro's The Walls of Jericho"
breaches against selfish Incidence and
its attendant evils In society
Mr.. Fitch's THE Truth" tells the pen
atty of lying.
MI Broadhurst's THE Man Of the
Hour calls attention to graft in poll
tics.
Mr.. Klein's THE Daughters of Man.
endeavors to throw light on the conflict
of labor and capital
William Vaughan Moody's 1.-The Great
Divide" illustrates the regeneration II
an evil man through love for good
woman.
Langdon Mitchell's 1.-The New York
Idea" exposes the American divorce
habit
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-29
Lillian Hudson, Epigram1nist.

Lillian Hudson, the ''Estrella" of
THE Rose of the Alhambra,' is a
cynic and an epigrammist, says her
publicity promoter. and to prove it he
cites the following bon mots:
Poverty and contagious disease are
the only barriers that prevent a man
entering the society of today"
Society forgives the man who stag
gers when he arises from the dinner ia
Bile but will not tolerate him who drinks
his champagne from a burgundy glass. :
THE average pass fiend does not care
to own the theaters he haunts. He sim
ply desired the same privileges as the
proprietors."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-29
When Laclaye Becomes Caustic.

A Washington paper says: Washing
ton can console itself for the harsh
words which Wilton Lackaye spoke on
the last night of his last enga cement
in this city. 1t Will be recalled that
the native-son actor threatened to re-
main away from the Capital City until
he earned so much money in towns that
appreciated him he wouldn't mind
treating himself to the luxury of
return engagement. We have covered
under that rebuke in silence for the
better part of a year. Now comes the
glad news that Buffalo has received a
tcngue-lashing, compared to which
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EDDIE Foy vas wtth the .Bluebeard,.

Eddie Foy was with the 'Bluebeard'
company before. during and after the
Iroquois theater fire in Chicago three
years ago; afterWard appeared for a big
New York run in ''Piff. Pan, Pouf" and
was for n time in vaudeville Since his
early days with the Henderson e1trava-
ganza productions he has been in several
musical comedies, but to the best knoWl-
edge of the management of the Belasco
theater he never appeared in THE Stroll
ers." John Henshaw was the principal
comedian with that company.
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Plays Running al Chicago Theaters.

Frank Moulan is meeting with ex-
traordinary success in THE Grand
Mogul,' a new piece created at the
Colonial theater
FRITZ Schef continues at the IlH-
nois in Mile. Modesto Ethel Barry
more succeeds her at this house early
in January
James Hackett closes his Chicago
engagement at the Grand opera house
tomorrow night He will be followed
by Otis Skinner who will present his
new piece The Duel" for several
weeks
THE Social Whirl" that took New
York by storm. begins a several weeks
engagement at the Garrick
The Flower Girl" still continues at
the Studebaker.
Henrietta Crosman closes her en-
eagement OF Powers tonight. William
Gillette begins an engagement at the
same house in his new play "Clarice''
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To accommodate holiday travellers a
rate of a fare and one-third for the
round trip to many points on the Union
Pacific and its connecting lines. has
been placed in effect by the Union Pa
cific Dates Of sale, December 20. 2i
%. %. "a, %. 29, 30. 81. 1906. and Jan
uary 1, 1907. Inquire of F. A Lewis
City Ticket Agent. SIS Kansas avenue,
or J. c. Fulton. Depot Agent