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playwright the greatest opportunities for. melodrama, while the scenic artist is given the greatest chance to exercise the tricks of his craft.
 The play is said to be a simple story of western type, told in Hal Red's best style, and is dramatic gem of great power and beauty. It is filled with pathos which moves the heart to tender emotion, while there are just enough thrills to quicken the pulse and just enough laughs to balance with the tears.
 The characters are true to the local ity-the rearing slopes of the snow capped Rockies Its men and women move in an atmosphere of true nobility the nobility of honest purpose, cour~ age and sympathy. In Joe MaEheld MT Reid has given the stage a type of the true American of whom we may well be proud. At Cripple Creek" is said to be one of the few plays written about this locality in which the char acters are true to nature and not over drawn.
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ME. HIM AND T

If you like your fun in strong doses your way will lead you next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights to the New Haven theater, where Me Him and l, the musical comedy sensation, holds sway. They crack jokes and "con each other dead on the beat of thunder claps and the clash of cymbals;" show CTS of crockeryware and tin dustpans. pistol shots and seismic tremors, brass drums and strenuous spotlights, empha- size the point of each "wheeze" and sit- uation, but somehow you don't mind that when you get on to the equality of Me, Him and l." In all truth, it is to laugh,' and there's to be a whole lot of it. Continuously the fun goes on. served out to you in chunks, rapid fire, but digestible and delectible. There will be matinee Wednesday.
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PoIt,s New qhenter.

The talented Colby family and the Powell-Cottrell troupe of equestrians make up an interesting double feature on the Poli bill this week. The troupe Is one of the most pretentious of the ring acts put on the stage this season. The Colby family, always favorites here, are a clever family and their act is one the ladies and children rejoice in witnessing.
 The olio has Harry Carson Clarke and company, in the comedy, Strategy" Fannie Rice, in her dainty novelty; the Columbia Four, in a select song num- Der which is pleasing and spectacular, as well as pretentious; Rado and Bert man open the show, and the electro graph closes with motion pictures of fine quality.
 Seats on sale for the remainder of the week.
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NEW sEAsoN-T1cKEr SCHEME.
Football. Baseball and Track Tickets rnrt,, c,t-.- rr.1n rna..a A.. Ioar. Ttn ,,,nc,

Football, Baseball and Track Tickets
 Will Give Half Rates for Big Games.
 A new idea in season tickets in foot ball baseball and track has been in- augurated at Yale this year. The new tickets which were put on sale yester- day morning, are priced at S5. Pur- chasers of season tickets this year will be entitled, in addition to admittance to the minor home games, to have half rates at the home games with Harvard and Princeton in baseball and football. Heretofore season tickets have not ap- piled to championship games, but sim ply to the so-called practice season, so that the half rate for the big games is quite an innovation.
 Furthermore, the new tickets are transferable and may be obtained by members of the faculty as we'll as by students. The new arrangement Is a result of the athletic reform movement.
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CLEANING A BLAST FURNACE.
Dynamite Used to Loosen salamande,

Dynamite Used to Loosen Salamander
 When Refining is Necessary.
 The A furnace, one of the group of four blast furnaces at Sparrows Point, is now out of blast preparatory to be- in refined. The furnaces are huge stacks, about eight feet high, thirty two feet in diameter a. the base and twenty-nine feet in diameter at the top,
 The function of a blast furnace is the reduction of ores to metallic iron. The iron ore, like stones and coke, is put in at the top, and the iron and slag are drawn off at the base. The tenn peratnre of the interior of a blast fur mace when in operation varies accord ing to circumstances, but the molten iron when drawn off lN about 1,50O de- grees Fahr., indicating much higher temperature inside.
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MIR. HoPKINsoN.

R. C. Cartons brilliant farce entitled ''Mr. Hopkinson' will be offered to lo- cal playgoers at the Hyperion on Sat- urday, afternoon and evening. This farce was the real success of last sea son in New York in which city it play ed continuously for over six months, first at the Savoy theater and later at the Hackett theater, to which playhouse it was transferred to continue it's suc- cessful run in that city. A long season which lasted for 200 nights at the Wnddham theater, London, previous to its importation to this country, also goes to prove the metal of it's worth. This production is made under the joint direction of Curzon 6 Hackett. and when seen here it will be given by the original company.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-04

the company are as much at home in comedy as they are in the heavier dra- mas and romantic plays, and give an even performance. ->
 Matinees are given daily. At the Fri day matinee souvenir photos of one of the members of the company will be given out
 Next week the company will present Henry Arthur Jones unique play entl- tied The Liars"
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Biiou Thenter.

She stock company at the Bijou the Rter seems to have made a substantial success with it's performance of Chris
 topher, jr., this week. The houses are crowded with the many friends and patrons of the company at each per formance, and from the many com .ments beard 1t is said that the comedy lis more than pleasing, The members of
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-04
DEMOCRATIC REP EPRESENTAT1VE
 CONVENTION

The democratic convention for the nomination of two representatives to the legislature will be held in Elks hall. Crown street, this evening. Sev- eral men have been mentioned for the nan,natlons, but there Is no great hustle for the positions,
 Those who have been mentioned are Thomas 1. Kinney, Walter Leigh, Jacob Frohlcr, Thomas Goode and ex-sher- ift ETunie.
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ANOTHER PRIMARY NECESSARY.
Result of Changing Election Date for
 Town and City.

Town and City.
 Sometime before the 18th of the month another democratic primary will have to be held in order to nominate a town ticket, to consist of selectmen and con stables, and also a candidate for alder man in the odd-numbered wards. Ac- cording to the rules of the party, these nominations will be made in a direct primary. The persons nominated at these primaries win be voted upon at the election November 6.
 The trouble of holding the two pri- maries is the result Of the changing of the election dates for the town and city of New Haven. The republicans will also have tc' have more caucuses in which to put up eonstables and select men. They have already nominated their candidates for aldermen in the
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-04

This reveals a gain of 29 students by these departments, the scientific school being the greater drawing card.
 The students are drawn not only frcm all over the United States but also include from Armenia, each from Canada, China, England, and South Africa, and one each from France. Hungary and Panama.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-04
$500 FIRE ON WINTER STREET,

Alarm Rung in But Fire Was Extin-
 guished by Chemical.
 Fire broke out at 192 Winter street early last evening and did about $500 damage. An alarm was run in from box 5l2, but the engines were not need ed, the blaze being extinguished by the chemical. The building is owned by Charles Whiting and occupied by VII liam Duncan, colored man.
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FIRST BERKELEY SERMON

VIII be Preached at ChIlst
 Sunday by Dr. Hodges
 The first of the Berkeley sermons Tor the current year will be preached by the Rev. George Hodges, D. D., deail of the Episcopal theological sehooi' Cambridge, Mass, at Christ church junction of Elm street and Whaliey avenue, Sunday evening, October | at 7:8O o'clock The public cordially ln- vited.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-04

numbered wards. The change makes quite a little extra expense to both parties.
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YALE PRELIMINARY LIST.

shows Gain by Scientific School and
 Widespread Enrolment.
 The preliminary catalogue of Yale students which will be issued this week trough by no means complete, gives a fair idea of the size and distribution of the incoming classes. The academic and Sheffield freshmen classes for this year and last year compared thus:
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The Small Cost.

1t will not cost a cent to get an estimate, all we need is yours address
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State of Connecticut T. Superintendent's Office, State Capitol,( Hartford

Vacuum Cleaner Co.,,
 New Haven, Conn.,: Gentlemen-Your agent, MT. Dillon, demonstrated your machine for cEean-/ ing carpets in the State Capitol and the result was that we have had about four thousand yards cleaned to our entire satisfaction. It proved a great ! success as it does not necessitate the removing of the furniture. from the5 rooms and is less expensive.
 Yours Very Truly,
 Wm. B. Spague,
 Supt.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-04

On application wagon will come to your door, run hose through window and pump ali the dust and dirt into our wagon to be carried away.
 Through glass bulb in the hose you see the dirt leaving--not a particle ralsed in the house.
 200 Local References.
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Carpets and Rugs cleaned perfectly without removal from floor, or in any way disananging the comfort of the home.
 Besides you know your carpets are not thrown in contact with those that are dirty or unsanitary.
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he Capitol Is Clean, the Vacoom C1eaner Did

the want
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-03-23
A SUCCESSFUL CONCLUSION.
The ffaternal Aid Holds a Big Meeting
and Banquet.

The Fraternal Aid meeting
Monday night at the Moses hall
was successful affair, and well
attended. A class of 81 members
was initiated. the degree work
being put on by Mcpherson team,
who have the work down about
right. Following the initiatory
work the doors were opened to
the visitors and then the fancy
drill was shown. This also was
good. A short program, consist
ing of a couple of songs by Mrs.
Don Carlos of Lawrence. a few
remarks on behalf of the local
organization by D. A. Banta, re-
marks for the good of the order by
Henry Albach. assistant general
secretary, and the General Presi-
dent, H. E. Don Carlos, we're
made. Everett Strong favored
the audience with a song, and
much against his will was forced
to repeat. A fine banquet which
bad been prepared by the local
council was then rendered the
visitors, and as the hour was late
they were all hungry and all did
ample justice to the spread.
The work Just closed here by
district deputy Vaughn was hard
aud trying, and it is hoped that
Monday nights meeting will in
still a little enthusiasm into the
members and have things in the
Fraternal Aid line moving once
more. The local council feels IN
der obligations to Messrs. Dor
Carlos, Albaugh, Vaughn ard the
Mcpherson people and will dc
their utmost to make good.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-03-23
POLYPGrHIC INSTITUTE OF MEDICINE
The Sick 10 be Made Well Diseases
Of All Kinds Cured.

The Polypathic Institute of
is now located in Great
Bend in the rooms formerly &C.
cuDied by DR.. Robb, over the
Postofice. This school is under
the direction of DR.. Beebe, of
Cory. Pa, who will be assisted
by Drs. Millburn of Buffalo, N.
Y, and DR.. Donlin of La Junta,
Col. They will treat diseases of
all kinds. Lady assistants and
nurses will be in attendance. If
you are suffering you should not
fail to see them at once. They
can assist you. They can cure
you. There is no fake about this.
They are graduates of the best
schools of medicine in the country
and will use methods to fit your
case. They are pOlypathic, mean
ing the use of many schools.
There is good in all treatments.
Different cases require different
treatments. Heretofore it has
been necessary to go to the city at
great expense to see a specialist.
They save you this trouble. They
have instruments of every kind,
and cure diseases of women, catar-
rhal and rectal diseases, disease of
the eye, ear, nose and throat.
They have the X RAYS, the
Vitascope, the Grayrich Wharton,
Blacks Nebulizer and Spray APP
paratus for Catarrh, Formaldehyed
Generator for disenfection, the
Violet Rays, Hot Air and Electric
Sheet Baths, Optical instruments
of every description. They use
q atnti-toxines. All their medi-
cines are prepared from roots and
herbs from this country.
For one week only. Examina.
ton and consultation will be free.
Take advantage of this offer and
call upon them. 1t is the chance
of your lifetime. If you have
been ailing in any way it will cost
you nothing for one week to have
an examination made.
They will tell you what your
trouble is. They will tell you how
to live, what to avoid and how to
avoid it. They are able to ilIumi
nate any of the various parts Of
the human body which qualities
them to diagnose correctly and
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-03-23

j. j. Caldwell, of the Hoisington
schools.
The police last Friday raided a
poker game in the brick building
just back of the opera house, and
arrested one man, but the chances
are that there will be more arrests
before the thing is settled,
There have been a great many
complimentary remarks passed on
the music furnished by Calm
strom'S Orchestra for the dance
last night, and it seems to be the
general opinion that that popular
organization is growing better
and storger all the time.
The new school district No. s,
in Pawnee Rock township, com
posed of parts of old districts No.
27-40-4S have voted bonds to the
amount Of ont thousand dollars
for the purpose of building a new
school house, and the bonds will
be sold here at home.
An unidentified exchange is re-
spOnsible for the following: A
rural bride boarded a train on an
Arkansas road one night and the
young man was heard to say to
the conductor: Say, mister, we
want the hest accommodations on
this train for the night" Look
ing for berth, l SUPPOSED" in
quired the good natured conduc-
tor. "A birthG Thunderation,
mol" said the groom. We've
just been married. What we
want is place to spend the night.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-03-23

Mrs. John Chapman is quite i'll
with the grippe at her home in
the third ward.
George ScElegel, one of the
prominent merchants of Albert
was in the city Friday morning
on business.
Frank Kessler, formerly of near
Odin, has been up from Kingman
county on a visit with old Barton
county friends.
Phil Tracy anG family are now
located at 22O5 Elizabeth Ave-,
Pueblo. Phil is in the employ of
the Santa Fe at that point.
Dell Decker came home Satur-
day from the east, where he has
been for the past few months look
ing after the settlement of an
estate.
Mrs. Louis Zutavern this week
received a new. Ivers & Pond
grand piano, the finest instrument
ever put into a Great Bend resi-
dence.
HOisintgOn certainly has cause
to be proud of her opera house
now. 1t is said to be the finest
one west of Hutchinson. 1t will
get good shows, too.
The institution of the Rebekah
lodge at HOisington by the Great
Bend team, will take place on
March 28th, instead of March DIST
as previously announced in error.
A normal institute instructors
certificate, good for three years,
has been Issued by the State
School Superintendent to Prof.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-03-23
A Former Great Bend Lady In the Big Wreck.

Marshall N. Jones, court steno-
grapher of the first division of the
district court, is the happiest man
in the city. Mrs. Jones was in
the wreck; and while Mr.. Jones
hurried to the scene of the catas-
trophe the following morning he
did not find her, but heard that
she is safe.
Mrs. Jones was on her way to
California. She escaped unhurt
from the wreck, but lost her trunk
containing all her wardrobe. She
returned to Pueblo. sent a tele-
gram to Mr.. Jones and continued
her journey, without any clothing
except that which she wore.
1t shows what a nerve a wo-
man has" said Mr.. Jones. II
| had been in a wreck like that
would have struck back for Den
yer by an overland route.
But my wife came to Pueblo.
called up a friend, informed him
by phone that she had been
in the wreck, but was unhurt, and
asked him to tell me, if | came,
that she was on her way to Cali
fOrnia.
She was lucky, too" contin u.
ed Mr.. Jones. While she lost
everything she had in her trunk
and you know a woman can carry
a great deal in a trunk she saved
her $500 seal skin sack. She had
laid it out to take with her. But
while packing the trunk she decid.
ed that it would not be needed in
California, and left it at home.
l was never as happy in my
life as | was when l reached
Pueblo" continued Mr.. Jones.
/ had gone down on that train,
expecting to find my wife haC
met the same fate as the others.
had all of the sentiment of one
who expects to find his loved one
destroyed in flames and unrecog
nizable. "-Denver Post.
Mrs. Ben Myers and little
daughter left Monday morning
for an extended visit with rel
atiyeS in St. Louis.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Kramer, of Nc
PhersOn, visited with D. c. Luse
and wife this week. Mrs. Kramer
is an old schoolmate Of Mrs. Luse.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-03-23
infinitely.

infinitely.
They have none but men who
are educated in medicine and
surgery and who have had good
hospital experience.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-03-23
ThC 1906 Poultry Show.

The executive committee of the
Poulty Association have decided
upon December 10th to 18th as the
dates for the next show, in Great
Bend. They have engaged Judge
Fite, of Oklahoma to score the
fowls. Judge Fite was Judge of
the Mediterranean class at the
1905 Kansas State show, and IS
considered one of the most fair
and impartial judges of Doulty in
the west.
&. R. Moses has been confined
to the house for the past few
days by an attack of the grippe
or something Of that nature.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-03-23
Does your baking powder
contain alum? Look upon
the label. Use only a powder
whose label shows it to be
made with cream of tartar.

NOTE. Safety lies m buying
only the Royal Baking Powder,
which is the best cream Of tartar
baking powder that can be had.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-03-23
Improves the flavor
andaddsto the health
fulness of the food,
Likes fine West.

Dr.. Beebe, the physician and
SURGEON who has located here
with other colleagues and opened
a medical institute is in the west
for the first time. Last month
he was called. to New Mexico to
the town Of Clayton to wait upon
"a wealthy planter who was suffer
ing from rheumatism. On his
way home he stopped to visit a
friend, DR.. Donlin, of La Junta,
one of the authorities on catarrhal
and rectal diseases, and they de-
cided to establish a medical insti-
) tute somewhere in the west.
Great Bend was selected. DR..
MilIburn of Buffalo, N. Y, who is
one of the best known specialists
of diseases of the eye. ear, nose
and throat was notified and he de.
cided to come out west. They are
located in rooms over the Post
office and invite the public to take
advantage of their offer of colt
sultation and examination free for
the coming week only. Lady
assistants are in attendance and
no one need hesitate about call
ing upon them. All consultation
is strictly confidential.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-03-23

Miss Almeda Carr, who has
been Under treatment at the hos
pital for some time, was discharg-
ed today, and allowed to return
home
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-03-23

Mrs. Ben Myers and little
daughter left Monday morning
for an extended visit with rel
atives in St. Louis.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-03-23

The Democrat county central
committee will meet in Great
Bend, Saturday, at the Office of
Breeder 4 DODGE.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-02-16
Worlds Champions.

The West Side indoor base ball team
by taking two of the three games
played last week with the Spaldings
team, CT Chicago, becomes the champi
on team of the world. The first game,
Wednesday, was an extra inning game
resulting to 81 the second game, Thurs
day, was an easy victory for Chicago at
12 to and the Owosso patrons were in
clined not to be very hopeful of win
ming Fridays game, but big crowd
turned out and another extra inning
game was played Owosso winning in
the tenth inning by score of to 3.
The crowd was wild with delight and
the celebrating was kept up till late at
night The game is such that much de-
pends on the pitcher and there is little
doubt that Owosso has the best man in
that -Shotwell-who pitched
all but three innings of the thirty-two
played. A challenge has been received
from the Port Huron team for series
of five games but arrangements have
not been completed.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-02-16
Pythian Celebration I'm Detroit.

Next Thursday, Washington's birth
day, ,thesoutheastern district of Michigan
Knights of Pythias will hold reunion
and celebration at Detroit. There will
be special session of the grand lodge
and the degree will be conferred, un-
ion installation and inspection of First
Regiment Uniformed Rank officers; the
rank of the Page will be conferred on
five hundred or more candidates; short
addresses by Governor Warner, Mayor
Codd, supreme and grand lodge officers
and an explification of the work of the
rank Of Knight by the celebrated degree
team of Dayton, Ohio.
Owosso lodge has appointed DR.. p.
S. Wilson, Ira q. Curry and DIR. G..
N. Finch committee to make arrang.
ments for Owosso visitors and rate
of $2.10 has been secured good going
Feb. % and returning up to the last
train Saturday night Feb. "a. The rate
is for anyone wishing to visit Detroit
whether Pythians or not and large
number of people are planning to go.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-02-16
Circuit Court.

w. @. Cadwallader secured decree of
divorce for Sadie Zeke from Alexander
Zeke, Saturday, on the ground of nom
support. The complainant is a Hun
garian and the help of two interpreters
was required to get her case before the
court. VIM Drebenstedt, of Owosso,
finally made it plain that she had not
been properly treated and after the de.
cree was granted he secured marriage
license for the divorced wife and him
self. She is only twenty-five years old.
Watson & Chapman have commenced
divorce proceedings for Selma against
Henry Kufahl, charging extreme cruel
ty and desertion. She also asks for q
part of the seven thousand dollars
worth of property which she claims he
has in st. Charles.
Mrs. Eva Veers has commenced suit
for divorce from VIM. Veers on the
ground of non support, he having been
convicted of that offense last week in
the justice court. Owen Rippy repre-
sents her.