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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-20
"CahaIIerOs de la VGrdad. "

Verifcadas las elecciones generates para
al afo 1907, en- Ia Respectable Logia "
balleros de la Verdad'', de esta ciudad,
han sido electos los funcionarios siguientes.
- Venerable Maestro, H. Manuel Car.
bia. Ter. Vigilante, H. Manuel Negr6n
Collazo. 20. VigiIante, H. Eduardo
Arreche Cuevas. Tesorero, H.. Agustin
r Laugier. SecretaTio, H. Felipe Laza.
Limosnero, H.. Ricardo Caparr6s Di
putado ala Gr.'. Logia, H. Jose B. Co.'S
tello. Ter. Dideono, H. Fanuel g. Ra.
mos. 20. Didcono, H.. Horacio Cordero.
Maestro de Ceremonial, H.. J. E. Stei,
nacher.
Esta Logia celebrara un banquete en- la
noche del % del actual las 8 p. m. para
obsequiar los nuevos funcionarios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-20

ADMINISTRATION DE FINCAs
URBANAs. Sin quebrantos para el en-
tiBta. Dirigirse, FoTtalaza 55, San Fran
cisco P. R. D. joss NJ GaFFsFo.
En- esta imprenta se Ysnds papsl Viejo
a2.00 q quintsl,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-20

iLLEGARON los sOmbrsros de- Castor (Bombi-
tos) que esperaban los clientes de la ''Villa
de Madridn.
Els el sombrero propio de climas tropica-
les, pues solo pesa unas dos onzas.
Tambien llegarOn las nuevas camisetas
de crep6 cuelIos pufios de hilo Austria
cos Peabody, casimires ingleses, telas de
hilo espaflolas = un explendido surtido de
ENGAGES Valencien, Nottingham y Bruse-
las, incIuso apIicaciones de seda.
A los almacenes de la ssVilla de Madrid
acude toda persona de gUstO; en- este esta-
bIeeimIento todos los dias son de moda.
TelefonO 278. p. o. B 764. San Fran
cisco 81. San Juan, p. R.
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lNTERESA.

A los prefasorss de mlsIsa.--Jesds Rendon
AmiTa, nene cOnstante existencla de ms
trumentOs: tales como Clarinetes, Flautas,
Flautines, Cornetines, BaTitOnos, Bombar-
dinos, Trombones, Violines, Mandoline,
Violoncellos, etc. Metodos de SOlfeo v po-
"a toda clase de instrumentos Acecesse
rios mdsica en- general. Tamiben sa-
hace cargo de traer I'm instrumental para
Banda. ara informes sobre cualquier an
tfeuIo que Sc desee, Allen 81 st. Apartado
ZIG. San Juan. Puerto Rico. 15ya
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-20

abarrotados de dulceH, turrones y demds
golosinas de Navidad.
- La Subestaci6n de la anenia cargo
del DR.. F. Susoni, ha quedado establecida
en- la calle de la Cruz esquina calIe de
Fernando.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-20
FL TELEGRAPH
10 SAN JUSTO -
De S. Me,oD 6 Comp.

mpoar Europa vado udO dc mercanG de
la mas alta noycdad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-20

-Parece que los enemigos de Ia ms
talaci6n de las ''EscueIas de Artes y Of
cios" han encontrado nuevos obstdeulos
que opener Ia realization de esa obra y
los profesores nombrados luchan con ea-
tas. Ell DepaTtamento de instruction
oambi6 81 nombre de dicha institution sin
que % Hepa 81 motiYo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-20

enOas ninasy cbaeOa
d cal
BOnds de
lie yencajesde agodon
denefe to para mods
Mantll Ia stohal Has, boasy pcios
ceruode Careras
Cami Taenoasy
speci
Y
al ambra la d artcu
de hio
crudos
que
nrecb0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-20

So insorms que seguramente en- no
leiana fecha, las accioneB de La Insular
Dock Company" m,tolLe de "espigon"
No. q tendran prima pues Ia demanda es
grande 81 capital neceaario para Ia rea-
lizaci6n de Ia empresa quedara cubierto
seso. Proposiciones para compEa
de Is franquicia han sido hechas por en-.
presas de fuera del pals, pero han Hido
rechazadas.
-Sa necesita una casa de altos en- Bitio
c6ntrico de esta ciudad. DiTiiiTse con
direction precioa Z Farmacia de Colon,
Plaza Principal, San Juan.
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MAPLE FOREST

Correspondence OF The Argus
We have been having some very rainy
weather.
Jack Fros, has made his appearance aud
welcomed yet
Mr. and Mrs Charles Jenkins aud two
little daughters were calling AZ Elmer
Strawser S. OF Oar Sunday.
Forman Bros. passed through our com.
mnuity last week with their saw mill They
were taking il from GAINESVILLE TO near
Sugar Valley
The Metheny cane mill is stationed AZ
w. Groves and has been making good use
OF the time.
J w. Groves lost fine horse last Sa,ur
day and has purchased snotler dne four
year old colt.
Henry Spahr is building a new stable
Several loads Of apples from our vicinity
went to the cider mill at Lenox last week
Winfield Wolfe was carrying the Terra
Alta and Morgan's Glade mail Tor Nicholas
Friend a few days last week
Iehu Jenkins spent several days at K,ng
wood attending court.
Victor Ringer was a, Bruceton on bust.
ness last Thursday.
Scott Crane has been on the sick list the
past week
Mrs w. y. Wolfe has been suffering
with rheumatism FOR a few days
DR. Lloyd Beethoven. dentist. was at
Cuzzart two days las, week doing work
Lizzie Chidester and son, Of Ohio. are
visiting at a. S. Chidesters and among
friends
Mrs Andrew Reclar, is spending few
DAYS with her mother.in law Mrs Letha
Reckart. Of orr
f ). Reckart is getting ready to move
near orr
Isaac Reckau has been dong some car
psnter work for George Rodeheaver
Calvin Wolfe. Of near Clifton Mills. who
is to teach our school this winter. was
here last Thursday looking after same
L. S. Liyengood made a trio to Pennsyl.
yania with produce SATURDAY.
A crowd Of young folks were calling at
Mrs Mary hangers Sunday evening
The Spiker & Forman saw mill lhat is
stationed on John Smiths land is running
full blast
John Rodeheaver is doing thriving bust
ness at his blacksmith shop
Mrs Allen Ringer has been on The sicE
list The past week
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BRucEIoN MILE

Correspondence Of The Argus
Last Tuesday nearly one hundred bar.
rels OF cider were made by our cider press
Allen Maust, Of Hazcltou was in town
several days last week.
Mr.. Forman Of Morgantown. State organ
yer for the Woodmen Of America. was
here last week workingup a camp foI this
place and his prospects Tor success seem
very Aauering.
Tbs directors Of the Bruceton Milling
Company had a meeting last Saturday and
report everything progressing nicely
Several from here took 10 tie big show AZ
Kingwood JAS, Thursday
Mrs. w &c. Miller leaves TO day FOR a
visit C. her SON Dr a. G. Miller in Ohio
Sua Beethoven OF Glade Farms was ir
town last "Wednesday
Mrs ~ g. Gale son Norman and dsugh
Ter Alma arc visiting relatives in KinR
wood
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A Souvenir LETTER
snd Btutilul Little Booklet Of
Photographic Views Of Ei1gEOCi
and Cheat River aud Mountain
Scenery

The best aud hsudsomcst novelty ever
introduced into the county is now on sale
at the Argus Book Store, Kngwood and
rs called a Souvenir Letter OF Haywood
" Va" /, consists OF a handsom little
booklet incteS wide aud o., long. with
heavy paper backs. and containing ten
splendid Photographic views as follows .
Price Street Looking North soldiers
Monument Cout, Square" Residence Of
Mrs <. NJ Bishop. Fairfax Manor Near
kngwood Built ISIS First National
Bank. Main Street Picturesque scenery
Aloue the NJ. \ *, h. X "a Scene In the
narrows @, Cheat River between Trow
bridges Ferry and Rowlcsburg). Cheat
River and Mountain Scenery, "a lovely
view OF the ryer aud mountains between
the Falls aud the Cooper RockS) Com.
pany 6 OF kiugwood llr>t Regiment West
Virginia National Guard This shows a.
members Of the company. very plainly, and
is good picture. Another splendid view
Is entitled Logging IN the Narrows OF
Cheat River There arc two pages tor
writing IN the book aud the inside edges Of
the cover are perforated aud eummed SO
that 1t can be scaled up and then torn or
cut OF at the perforated lines, leaving n
very handsome souvenir 10 send TO your
friends The whole letter and book ,ot
Views rctauS Tor the
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NOTICE OF CHANGE IN LINES or VOTING
PRECINCTS NO. Q and o. PORTLAND DIST.
SO.
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VOTERS, IARE KOTICE
Changes in Precinct Lines and
Polling Places in union, Pert
land an6 Grant Districts

NOTICE or CHANGE ~ LINES OF VOTING
PRECINCTS No. 2ANp 8 GRANT DISTRICT
State % wost Virginia Count, o. Preston. 60 wis.
AZ q r,su'ar session % thc Count, Court Of saii
County. held az che Couf, -Hooao ttcr,Of on Satur-
day enc 1lh jsy 90 April iao, AN members of said
Court hyins rrcscnt tho folow,uS order was
made and cutcrcd OF rcc,r,l
lt bcing proven o. tho Courts satisfaction that
public convenience and thc public rood r,,auiro
In he boundary limos OF voting rrccincts No. e.
and In Grant District
The Court doth therefore on motion, and az
provided for In See. C az Chapter OF thc Codo II
WCat VirEin,a. 1894 orlcr that the boundary
lines OF said voting Precincts d, and the same arc
hereby changed. and hor,attcr heated and bound-
81 as follows,
Precinct No Bcs,Dn.1s ct tho mouth 81
iaurcl Run. corner % prccin No u thence up
aa'i run 60 the mouth of Patterson Run. thence
with said ruu 90 Pennsylvania State line. thence
with said pcnnsl lvania state limo East 90 Big
Sandy Crock Co the Iron Brijgc or rad leading e.
Brucoton Mills; thence with sah Rad via Jonas
Maust, David Movers. Joseph pillow and Josiah
Smith GO thc lands OF Henry Smiths hcirs. ucuco
with thc line OF thc ala land Eastward Co corner.
thcucc Southwark with che limo OF said lands 60
Herman r.. Darby's line: thence with the oamo
Eastward 10 Rdcuoura limo; thcucc with Ridcu-
ours limo to Nitchcns Huo. and with Mitchclrs
line. and with Mitchen'a limo Eastward Co Big
Sandy Crcck Rrucctou Mn Dam at urucctou Mile.
thcncc East % Pincuwamp Road between N. r.
Ghnrpcuuings and Albert Gnubs. thence with
brandonvilio and Terra Alta Pike to Iron Bridge
over Little Sandy Crook. thence down said crock
90 the place OF beginning.
Tho voting place to remain at School House at
Rruccton, es heretofore established
rrc-i1ct No. O. BEGINNING at Iron Bridge ovcr
Littlc Sandy Crcok no The Broudonvilc and Terra
Alta Pike. houco up Li,uc Sandy Crcol, to the
County Rood.loulirE from iiazeltop Co brandon.
Nilo n short distance East Of A X. Frazco'H place
ON said road thence Nia A. X. Frarcc's ON said
road 90 county road leading % "Cloycr School
House. hy way of T.. T. Meyers. H. r. Crawford
and Coo w. Crawford 60 the Mud Pike % the
Glover School House., ,hcnoo with tho Mud
Pike Westward Co che county rasd loa1iny 60 the
Salon Church. and with said road 20 Mason Run.
thence down Said nun 20 Bir Sandy Crock thence
down nl- Sandy Cugh tl Hrucctan Malls Dam az
hruccton Mills. thence East TO rincswamp Road
between NJ. T. Chorpcnnngs and Albert Gnuhs;
thence with me Brnjonvnle aud Terra Alta
Pike 60 the place Of beginning at Little Sandy
Crcc. Bridge.
The voting place 90 rcmhin nt the School House
in hroudlnvillc, os hgg, toforo csDblahcd
a copy from t'e record
Attest GEO. A. WALLS. Clerk
Sept IT, 1900
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Correspondence OF The Argus.

! Correspondence OF The Argus
Danici Nieman and wife OF Uulontown
are visiting here
The sick io our community are iwprOy.
ing
Charles Formaa Of LeooN was here
Wednesday ca business
Mrs Annie For0the was At Cyrus shat
ter's few days the past week.
w. c ChorPenn.ns is going 20 Morgan.
town to learn the printing business
Guy Kelley who was visiting relatives
here, returned to Addison, Pa. Monday.
Squi'e J. II. Deal who has been sick the
past two weeks, Is much better AZ this time.
Miss Mary Niemau has gone TO Cumber.
land 10 stay with friends awhile
Allen Meyers, Of near Terra Alta. ac.
comPanied by Allen Maust, OF Hareltou.
were here Saturday of last week
Mrs Martin Hoffman and Miss DAISY
Deal Of AlbriShtsville were visiting their
parents here reeentiy.
George Z. Spiker is erecting dwelling
house Tor Victor and VIII Cupp
Mr.. and Mrs Elisha Ringer. Of Gusomau.
we're the guests OF cara Kelley recently.
CLYDE Forsy the was down at Friends
Vile last week helping his brother to work.
Mrs Minnie Kelley aud Miss Bliss Frank
houser were guests at Squire n Deals
on Sunday.
Messrs Louck and Feather. Of Pcnns,l-
vania, were Ia our community last week
few days.
Allen Meyer Of near Terra Alta. had
large drove OF sheep weighed here last
Thursday
George / Spikor aud son Earl were at
Fueudsville Station on Friday aud brough,
a 6ne cooking stove home with them.
Miss Blanche Miller. who has been stay.
ing with H. c. Glover. Of Terra Alta. thc
past month was visiting her home folks
recently
Mr. and Mrs Winfield Boyer Of Kansas.
were visiting relatives and friends near
here last week
Mr. Thompson. the photographer near
Fricudsville. was in our vicinity a short
time ago doing work for some Of our people
along his line.
Peter Fickey who lives near here cv.
poets TO have a sale soon and he and his
family move to Unioutown
Mr. aud Mrs /. a Fraukhouser have
been out a, GAINESVILLE to see the latter
father ! C. Wolfe who has been very
sick.
Mrs. Marshall Harmed and son Isaac. OF
Brandonville, and two OF Lawrence Con.
ner's children Of Bruceton were guests at
Isaac Guseman's recently
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Farm FOR sale

Offer my farm Of 1857 acres lying near
lrona. Preston county West Va, for sale on
reasonable terms. Residence and good out.
buildings. land thirds improved and
well walered Fine fruit, top vein OF coal
unsold. Some timber Property close Co
church, school, postoffce and railroad.
Clear tile. Anyone desiring to look at the
property call on G. A. Craig who liyos on
adjoining farm, and for further particulars
address Ison irons No 81 Locus, Ave Nor
gautown. w Va. Al
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rvs coon RULE

TO use fine material % you expect to ge, hne
results
Ordinoy Goor cannot make The best OF
bread, any more than "ohickeu feed" whoa,
can make good -four
We take The plumpest, hpcs' goIdcd vim.
Ter wheat and convert ii by our special
modern processes into
DEWEY Hssr FLOUR
Deweys Best makes bread that IS ugh.
white, pala,sb'e and nutritious Il feeds
body, brain and nerves because 10 contains
ihe bes, grain u delights The eye and tine
palate because &C. absolutely fee
from aiI foreign matter.
n you would like reputation for good
bread making, use Dswcy's Best, the aout
that cannot make poor bread
Sold by T. S Brown, R.edsyIls. w Va
Same price as common a1ur
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. r
$40 MILEAGE TICKETS

In addition to the INTERCHANGEABLE ONE
THOUSAND-MfL TICKETS. cold at rate OF geo
each with refund Of sl0. the BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY have placed on
sale another form Of ONETHOUsAND MILE
TICKET. cold 80 goo. good over ail tha lines cas'
of tho Ohio River al-o over The Philadelphia nHt
Reading ord Central Railroad or Now Jere
syrtem7 These tickets arc good for ono Cd
moro persons Tor one yerr from datr RI -a't
nud ~il B. accepted ror passage on aii tra.ua
G. W. HAesETT
General Passenger hlont
u. %. MARTIN.
MHnHrcr Passenger Traffic.
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CHANCE voTmerLAcEN UNION DIST

CHANGE VOTING PLACEIN UNION DIST
State Of West Virginia. County Of Preston. to
wit:
At County Court held for said county az the
Court House thereof on Wednesday. the lith day
Of july. 1906 the following order was made aud
entered Of record.
Upon the petition Of Amos Hime'rick. G. W
Nine and Us other voters. and for rcn0n8 proscnt-
ed and appearing the Court 20 IS ordered uat Tho
place Of voting in Precinct No 2 in Union District
Of this county. b. and the same is hereby changed
from what is known aa the Beatty School House
(thc present c8tabliahcd place Of vo,ingJ N tho
Tanner School House" in said precinct
A souy from enc record
Attest GEORGE a. WALLS. Clerk
September. 81. 1906
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-10-11

Wanted; by Chicago wholesale end mail
order house, assistant manager Imam or
womsnl in this county and adjoining terri.
tory. Salary $40 and expenses paid weekly;
expense money advanced. Work pleasant:
position permanent No investment or cx-
pcrience required. Spare time valuable.
Write At once for full particulars and enclose
self addressed envelops Address:
GENERAL MANAGER.
f34 J.. Lake ST., Chicago
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GO TO MURDoCK,s.

Losr IN KISCwOOD Wednesday morn.
ing, between eight and nine o'clock. a blue
cloth ladies' jacket with pocket book in
the sleeve. containing several dollars and
bill from Evehy e CO.'S store Liberal
reward offered FOR return Of same to MRs.
Jos. r. REGER. Albrights p o. or The
Argus Book Store Kingwood
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the NJ. T.
Church here have about raised the $500 they
contributed to the building Of the new par.
sonage. Their last entertainment at the
Armory, "rhe Spinsters' Return" was a
success W spite Of the short notice and disa.
greesble weather. Mrs C.. c. Stone IS the
President of the Society now, an was at
the head Of the ent rlainment
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Small Sum of lOCents

and can be mailed, letter, pictures aud an
scaled up. Tor cent stamp. You SHOULD
call at once al the Argus Book Store and
purchase several Of them to send TO your
friends. They will certainly admire and
appreciate IT, and il is a big advertisement
Tor 'hc town bees dcs The Book Store had
one thousand OF ,he books made to order
by the Douglass Publishing Company Of
Buffalo Sew York aud ,hcy are going li,c
no, cakes on a frosty morning. The books
will bo mailed TO any address for 10 cents
each or st.oo per dozen aud stamps taken
tor amounts under one dollar Better
write for some itlou can't come iu and get
them. Address
ARGUS NOOK STORE.
Kingwood, w. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-10-11

There is more Catarrh IN This section of
the country than all other diseases put to-
gether, and until ,he last few years was sup
posed TO be jnoursble. For a great many
years doctors pronounced i, local disease
and prescribed local remedies, and by
constantly failing % cure with local treat
meut, pronounced 10 iucurable. Sine, BIAS
proven oa,arrh to be a constitutional disease
and therefore requires constitutional treat.
mcnt. Flall's Calauh Cure, manufactured
by +. J. Cheney 81 CO., Toledo, Ohio, is
the only constitutional cure ON the market.
II is taken internally in doses from 10 drops
to ieaspoouful. Il aots directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the system
They offer one hundred dollars for any case
it fails to cure. Send FOR circulars and
testimonials
Address; i. J. CHENEY 81 Co Toledo,
Ohio.
Sold by Druggist 75c.
Take Hairs Family Pills for constipation.
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Porsnlo

a small farm Of 90 acres lying on Salt
Lick Union district Preston, Co, w. Va.
Good room dwelling house new, stable and
all necessary out holdings, young orchard,
fine water Will sell az bargain Call ON
or address FuD WOLF Recdswl De-. VIVA.
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Notice

40 creditor Of The late James p. Bmham
"1 hereby notified 90 present their accounts
for settlement between now aDd The 18Th, Of
Oc'abrr. 1000
o. MAuALA BRAHAM, Ajminis,rat3r.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-10-11

Al this of,ee a, once. Good wages and
tesdy Job
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Harry Squircs, Of Morgan,own, was here
last week aud gave Us a paying call.
Thomas B. Elliott, OF Herring, was n
town las, Saturday on business and gave us
paying call.
Mrs. Betty Scot, ftom Terra Ala has been
visiting Der sister and o,hst relatives here
the past week or SO
No mere crying babies and you always
set good nights rest when you give them
Or. Fahrney's Teethlns Syrup
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GO TO MURpOcK,s

Sergeant Arthur 4. Lowers arrived home
recently from several weeks spen, over in
Washington county, PennsY lvauia, visiting
at his old home near Eleo.
Two West NirG,nians were granted pat.
enls last week AS follows Charles L. Blue,
Of Wheeling on a glass gathering and sc.
ivering mechanism, and George l.. sum
mers. Of Huntington, on a check holder for
dumpcsgs.
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KINGWOOD, w. VA,
AT I p. M.
Splendid Lot ON Main Street

where the Electric Light Plant stood be
fore it was burned down. and several GOOD
LOIS on THE EAST SIDE or The
NEW STREET 10 TIE ". 81 X DEPOT
SAID lots viii be- about 10 feet wide and
zo. feet long and viii bc valuable tor build
inc purposes being locCicd near the station
and ON Che best constructed street in the
town Terms male known on az Of sale
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pr. Ales Leeds, pentis,. Grst,on.

The November magazines now coming in
and on sale at The Argus Book Store.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-18

Miss Laura Burt, who came to Charles
ton unknown, proved herself last night.
to be an actress of exceptional ability.
With role that would admit of all man
ner of sensationalism, she perfectly con-
trolls herself and measures up to the ex-
pectation of the audience throughout the
play. A handsome woman, graceful and
unaffected, without mannerisms or MINI
icry, her conception of the part seemed
to be in entire accord with the critical
audience before her AS the lines called
for the whole gamut of human feeling,
from intense joy to supreme suffering,
her voice, expression and supple form
seemed to be experiencing the changes
indicated, her every movement conyinc-
ing.
Mr.. Stanford, as John Manners. left
nothing to be desired. An impetuous
lover, riskng all for his hearts desire;
faithful to his convictions, he Is hand
some enough to win in the game of love
and daring enough to carry all before
him in the flash of several blades. No
better actor has been seen on the Acade-
| my stage in several seasons.
OF the others it would take too long
to tell in detail; they are all worthy of
notice, for the work required of every
man and woman in the cast is of the
i highest order. Alfred James, as Perkin,
the jester. was particularly good, and
Mr. Wright's presentation of Sir George
Vernon. the master of Haddon Hall. was
| excellent.
Three scenes are shown in the four acts
| and each is elaborate and beautiful. The
| terrace at IIaddon Hall. Dorothy's room
| and the Watch room at Rutland Castle
| were all realistic and artistic.
| Tho costumes are magnificent. That
seems large word to use, but the beau
| tiful gowns worn by the ladies and the
splendid court costumes of the men are
worthy of especial notice, and did not
| fail of appreciation.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-18

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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-18

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