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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-08
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Deputy Sheri: G.. B. Taylor.
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Deputy Sheri: G.. B. Taylor.
Oxford. Miss.
Dear Sir: E.re'ss t2le with three
or -four tails 20 il.
Prot Irvine has IN academy. Ner-
cersourg. Penn He paints the floors
in summer vacation Il used u rakx
~ gallons OF paint There were two
paint stores there. and be used % bay
tol= year of ore, next year Of tee
other 80 gallons year after ear.
Vow he paints Devc-, 50 gallons:
and the difference Is a saving OF $50
q year.
H. c. Falion was one OF those deal
ers. good nan; oct he woalan't take
up Devoe; - we turned - the other,
J. A. Boyc- Buf FaHon has found IL
nscessary to get agood paint TO com
pete With Devoe- He got one Of the
eight honess paints- He has a oix
hardware store aud In Going An ex.
ceaient hardware business; bat Boyd,
of course, has the run on pairt-hess
. little hardware man.
We don't care how lille or big a
man -, il he wants good paint and Is
active aud sound.
Yours truly,
z. W. DEvoE Z Co..
New York Cny.
10 Rel5Qe Price sell. our Paint.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-08

Tie County Teachers Asso-
cation car be made & potent in
iuence :or good not only to its
reute-s bat. also 70 those for
whcT IL members are in service.
TOO often our efforts are aimed
at nothing definite. nothing spe-
e-,c. nothing practical.
Being : stranger 70 the most
OF you and largely uniformed
- - conditions, | would not pre-
sumo 20 criticize. but merely sug-
ges. a weakness Of Teachers
Associations well-nich univer-
sally prevalent. To gather sta
usncs % schools ard salaries
pail. % houses and their eaufp-
Dert. ri school libraries and how
to serure them, Of the state Of
puoIc oriElon and tho Ways By
wale1 Il r-y be aroused: Of the
E~thUs NJ teaching and their
effectiveness; Of school house.
AZ ya-t Identifying and means
tletetrr-Lese are sore OF the
ungecss - which we must give
earnest ard Intelligent attention.
Then We must have = county
coufs~r n defamation ard in
hs.d sports which viii enable the
boys and girss in he most re-
mote districts 20 enter into the
larger and more stimulating spiri.
OF the best organlxed and bes:
equipped schools.
r -sre trIte to counsel orsani-
xanoa and Yet iadividualism has
rrn rampant in southern school
systems and We poor wor.hipe~
: j fsleh are saving at tie
spis 6 and losing at .ne bung.
~ but appropriate hSurel
Ih- n1e and program OF tie
next meeting canno. ~ prasen,
z bounced but this uucn car
De gwen: q course Of profession
a salcv viii De taken ID. based
upon The course now being Of
Tered oy DR.. Bailey, u the Cni-
se-sIty. questions and comments
Up n ors given by hin n
n Mississippi School Journal.
L. bailey has promised 10 take
charge - this work a, each rect.
TX q the Gssscsaso7.
Is 20 ether plans. sail ask
E1. those who think .avarabIy
= 1e county contest IN Secls-
Ea1cz ard II leld sports, write
ne n cnce. - TIA. w- NAV o.
Of the cooperation Of
eEo1-h q tie teachers To make
re plan = success. I should,
Ike especially 70 hear from the
teachers OF tae country schools.
Very respectfully,
GEO. q. HURsr.
Pres County Teachers Asso.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-08
HELPING WHERE HELP L
NEEDED.

Most c.ses OF need or want
call forth the better impulses Of
human nature. and awaken a.
strung desire - All the unforru-
nate Blu: with these generous
impulses Il mixed the selfish in
sinct 81 rendering help in or
own vay. Oae Of our towusnea
meets Sith financial misfortune.
We are anxious to help him, aud
II ne reaches abiect poverty, and
a collection Is taken up. we cheer
fully contribute toward making
hin a pauper. But let him make
sn honest struggle % regain in
dependence and we ave hin
scans patronage, unless = bar
gain points our way.
4 neighbor falls SICK. Friends
are eager 70 help, but slf in their
orn way. one ~al want 70 aid
in nursing the patient. smother
IN preparing food ard others de-
Ihshs in expressing sy1pasAy;
but not ole in \ hundred will
quietly seek out the most needed
help. ard tactfully render !. no
matter how unpleasant CT DIE
tasteful.
Among TIE uos; helpful ;ast-
tutions II our land are those that
pgrportt 70 cure drunkenness and
drug HABITS. II some instances
they AID II the reformation OF
those addicted 10 these habits.
but where help IS most needed i
n keeping the youth of our land
from beginning such habits. In
stead Of spending neand money
on reformation. we should spend
more effort in giving boys and
girls the opportunity OF develop
ins their best mentally, morally
and physically.
Help given AZ tie right tine
has saved lives, made fortunes,
and pulled many 4 stumbling
brother through a moral nire.
II it Is our ambition TO help where
help Is most needed TOW Is the
tine 70 begin. for by waiting we
lessen our chances Of usefulness.
Help Individuals, help ente-pris-
IS, and help them in the right
way and time
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-08
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There will be al day preaching
a Andrews Chapel and dinner
on the ground Saturday and Sun
day Everybody : cordially IN
vlted 70 attend.
Mrs Mabel Ship : spending
several days with Mrs. Eva Frost
Nr. Clarence Waterway, u
Sand Hill. was here SATURDAY.
and Sunday.
Mr.. 4. +. Davidson and sister
spent Saturday IN Oxford.
Quite ! large crowd frou here
attended the circus II Oxford
Thursday.
Mr.. Ellis Gamble made ] busi-
ness trip 70 Como last week.
The Gomez school / progress
ing nicely under the Management.
OF Prof. I. z. SamueIs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-08


Rev Jesse Earnheart preached
AZ Harmony Sunday. He viii
preach Sunday morning ar the
Brown Chapel and in the after
noon At AeA.hsser's school house
= good crowd should eore our
and hear this earnest worker and
5-iE nm il MS endeavors 70 II
fuse a little more christianity into
TINS community, and by the way
the writer Is an atom in said con-
-u1,ity
Mr. John Conard has a new
baby girl at his home.
T : reported that a elan of
Whteeaps are doing business a
few niles north of here.
We have no regular vi-irnrs TO
report. expect those who are recu
lar visitors to eorn and cotton
patch Judging by the action Of
the I've stock which Is beginning
= learn how to open gates and
jump fences. \ good many farm
erS are about done gathering.
The price OF cotton still goes
down, and II seems the lower il
goss the greater the rush To sell
L, tho J think when the price
strikes the bottom and starts up-
vsrd the farmers vii commence
- hold. and the records show
that the higher it goes the tighter
they hold, and l think again il
cotton should suddenly jump
again 70 90 eens . pound there
wouldn't be absolutely any foe
sale This seems strange. but the
Y rs are n queer people, some
o.aCe the speculasor for the de-
Pressed market Some blame the
merchant, some one another.
Some lay it 10 kind Providence
for being so bountifuI and still
there are others who Ike nv
friend ~ blame the whole
eongiobersted push" Nobody
Is n the cotton business for their
health, except the farmers, and
they should not blame the specu-
lators or buyers for doing soue-
thing they themselves would do
If they only had sense eEough 10
manipulate the market Then
again the oig cotton buyers have
learned from experience that
when they need cotton and want
il quick The only way to get il,
- 10 lower the price First BY
degrees until they get the farmers
attention, or II ether words get
hrm pinned ard lea they com
Hence to pump the market down
and the faster they pump the
greater the flow. l have heard
of Instances where 4 hot of farm
ers educated agrieulturalist) get
mad because the price ef cotton
world not gonsither up nor cowr
actuaify burned their cotton at
the stake just Tor q pyrotecnicaI
display. then got drunk to ceIe-
Nrafe ard ratify the great act
soas their country.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-08
A.Trip TO Aflantsc CIV.

Thursday night the above at
traction vilIi be presented at the
Opera House. The press through
out the country speak in the high
est terms OF this company. IL is
represented as 9 refined hign-
class musical comedy With .
strong east Of musicians, dancers
AMI fun producing comedians.
You are warned in advance that
If you can't laugh don't come.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-08
tsiTusd Letters.

LIST O. ulsia=re-. nail matt-- lett
n the Oxford. Miss. Fcst-CHce tor
TIE week ending Saturday. Oct. sEth-
I Alexander. Wa. \.
Su-t. SvIsy.
; Barron Elder F.ack.
Bc>tUn. D1yey.
5 Byrum. Lee.
. Drye, Miss Pearf-
: Cartwright. d.. in &Jw Fur
; Gvodwia- J. /.
. EEl-tt, Lea
20 L.iysis, Esec-
Il Mills, Mss LEI-.
Il Miller, Miss Xinass.
10 acQls1. ". ".
"a Melon, Sch-y Nc.
IS Morgan S.ss t~ien-eSer.
Is Iaehsn. h-LEzon-
l. Gock. y y
Is PAGE, buf1rL
- Ps.fI-. ~. 81
- rogers, Mrs Eaanie
- -lou1. H. =
- >.s6ea- Earlia
- TAylS-, Ar=- AaGle.
- Walker. l. ~
- Williams, Io-.
IS Wiley, Loss
2 N84.e<>. Erznx
- WorI1Azc frs Losiis
- fo21S, SfG-< Willie
seen Gaining fc- tee abcwe -lsoSs
give No. 0t.srrsr and G1sa zdv~rss.s
. 81 aoxEY. P y.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-08

Great happiness came ntosae ko1e
of y e. b-aic school superintendent.
II st. Adams, W. Va when as little
daughter was restored from the dead
.Gl complaint he names. He saws.
My hgtle daughter had St. illus
Dance. which Welded 10 no treatment
but grSg steadily worse Erstl as L a-t
resort We tried Electric Bltters; and
/ reIOice 10 say three bottles effected
a compete cure" QUICK, sure cure
for nervous complaints, general de-
bE1-y female Weaknesses, inpove-i=n
ed blood and malaria Guaranteed
by +. B. Under s Co. Price sdc.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-08

"a dangerous surgical operation.
tavalvi1g the removal Of ! Indignant
nlcsr, ) large IS my hand. from my
laughter hip, Wa prevented BY the
application OF the Bacxlsn's Aruica
Save SAYS \. G. Ssickal. OF Niletr-
". Va "PersiSteu. use OF ths Salve
completely cured IL" Cures cuts,
ouras and iriusies. > cents AZ r. B.
i.iEcer & Cos drug store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-08

Ire year iss-i NIL long De -smem-
aerssi n the roms Of +. y. Taexet..
Of Alliance. Ky, asa year OF blood
weica lowed - eoPsoc-iy frSsl NJ.
T=rk-st's lIac tsas death seemed
very ne--- IL wE7.zs sewers
ole-6iH- from the laHgs and atrigat-
fal eOnSh lad s-uCSn. 2e n Seathss
door, wnen I began sAkiuS Dr.. KsngS
Sev Discovery for consumption. xi.r
the sstorissf ~ result thai az gers AK
ing four Bottles ~as socspssEely re-
stored and a. time has proven PEI
uanentlv car~d- Guaranteed so- sore
l11g~. evcSh- and co4.- 4. 2 B. Lin
dr. CSis drug store Pr.ce s9e 1ai
sie1. Trial bottles tree.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-08

There viii be..a special CON-
mGnication of T. 5. Gashright
Lodge No. 30, F. GA. NJ, Friday
night at I O'Clock, for the pur-
pose of comforting the Masters
degree. All visiting brethren
who chance to be passing this
way are f~rateynally invited.
s. H. LOGAN, W. N.
WILMER KENNEDY, Sec.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-08

MANY me and m catch colds
at dances which terminated in pnru-
mona and consumption After ex-
posure, il Foleys Honey and Tar is
takea will break mp = cold and no
serious results mead b. feared. Re
fuse any but the genuine in . yellow
package Sold oy all dealers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-08

wash your hands with warn water
dry with a tOweland apply Chamber
iain's >1lye las: cetor. going 10 bed,
and 4 speedy cure Is certain. This
-slve : also invaluable tor sore nip
ples. itching piles and skin diseases.
For sale b. r 3. Under ( Co
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-08

Cot this out and take Il 20 r. =,
Lircer & Cos drug store and get .
free sample of ChAm5eriAin's >som-
ach and Liver Tablets. For bilious
ress and constipation they Ar. IN
esCa,ied- They Improve TIE appetite
strength the digestion and rsgutass
the liver ard bowels
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-08

i reliable Medicine and one that
soocld always De kept n the home
TO- Immediate use Is Chzrhe-sasusz
GaEga E@1ety- Is vii prevent the
attack = E2vea ~ SCOT Is ne chilli
SsSolgs Ec3-ss- o. even E-ssr the
ernuPy cough Appears Eu- sale o.
7. B. Lr1er Z Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-08

The nost famous strike breakers n
the Land are DR.. Kings New Life Pills
When the liver and bowels 20 on :
strike, they quickly settle the trouble
and the purifying work goes right on
Bess care for constipation, heataehe
and dizziness. Is cents n z. H. Lin
der & Co., druxyis-s-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-08

The farmers are taking savsa-
tage Of this beautiful weatbe-aad
are harvesting their corn and
cotton. Peas are Z total loss.
owing 10 the September rains.
The singing At Mr.. II. p. SS=ph
ems Saturday night was well at
tended and enjoyed By all.
Miss LAUREL Pra.e- viii begin
her school here Monday. We
feel sure * : successful term
with this highly q9AE5e- young
lady a. an instructor.
Mrs Susie Nelson. q Alesv.IIe
visited her brother and fauily
here Monday
We are guevsd 70 know ~ the
death Of Mr.. Sam u CorSle. e
dorewelL He xas ! noble young
man with 4 bright future. b.;
Gol in his Infinite mercy ard
wisdom has called hin ID . bright
er future Il that beautiful beyond
where pain 1a5 so--5w az death
can never cone We extend our
deepest sympathy to the be-eav-
Ell ones.
Castor Moody Galloway. OF
Oxford. i visiting hls little cous-
ms here this week.
Mr. Taylor Brown and wife
visited their father. Ir. Green
Wilson, at Midway Sunday.
We : anticipating a grand
time at Mt. Zion Sunday. We
viii De furnished good music by
Prof. Hewlett johnson and choir
of Yellow Leaf. Let everybody
come and bring = vel nIlea baS-
ket and sing. VI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-08

We have secured the agency fos
Orino LoxAsive Fruit syrup. the aew
laxative thai MAKES the liver lively.
parties the breath, cures headache
and regulates the digestive organs
Cures enruuic constipation Asa al.
druggists ABOUT il.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-08
This Ma Says wut
Ps-%- % Pr

81 Lots. No. New. a-Rex.
William Boyd. who resigned frou.
ne P2ssorase oE the SecorE Ban
ISt Church on Dee. I9th- aaG
on 1fter~1rcs went abroad re-
gently returned and IAS- a.Snt
gave cut ms reason for hax.-c
gut The ministry : lups-
Sole tor : preacher . preach
conviction" sad he. the ten
oeEcy OF Jhs modern fashiouz5ge
church - wholly sgSerssve 10 the
Interests OF ls IRISH -aas : INV
| ali. Tie ministry.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-08

Eus eve follows the use % F.sley's
Honey and Tar. Il stops the co1g1.
heals and strengthens tae lungs and
prevents p1e11lo1ia- For sale by Iii
druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-08

aGrsEI~rErp cg KE Fv1 PILES
ItehirS, elind. bleeding p~rotruding
Piles Druggists r authorized 70
efurd money il PAZO OINTMENT
fails TO cure in q TO Ia days. 5oc-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-08

Robert u fcrxe. OF El1c-s =. Y.
vrises Before sts-sed 20 Use Fo-
scs : Kidney Cure | lad - Srs up -
a-5 - tir-s- a rixAs, And w. a.
oica.-i Up WIKI t-Upsy All asy eye
Sigh. Sss 80 impaired I coGA1 scarce
y s-e cae - NY family ac-os- ths
rncz- had siys1 - aar= OF living
Sne1 , friend recomuead-1 Foley.
Kidney Cure. O1e 50 cent bottle has
worked wonders and before I had
taken n third bottle the d-opsy bad
scre, ~ well ~ all other symptoms
OF brtgh.'s crsss~." sold oy al
c-c-Ss.-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-08
corp ~ o>rpsY

~ass Laxative E<om0 ouirfne Tablet.
Drucw.=ss refund money II taalz 10
rrre. {. ". GROVES signature .
On eacn box u ccrts-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-08

10000 feet Rough and Dress
ed Lumber
Rough Lumber IS cents.
Dressed Flooring and Ceiling
Sis and S1.5Q-
81. ID. RAYbURy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-08

UxSSruoD raE rE~r IL YEAK>
RE cid. original GROVES Tasseiess
chill Tonic. YoQ KNOW shat you Are
taxing. Is i iron and qulnin~ in .
tazselcsS form. No eure. No pay
Price % ceats-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-08

rs no q - immune. every person
should remember that Folsy- KID
n~y Care vii cure any case 81 kidaey
II bladder trouble sa@.E ret a@yone
the reach % medicine SOLD oy III
druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-08

: GILES South LaFsyez.s s9ri1ss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-08

2. W. DEvoE { Co..
New York Cny.
10 Rel5Qe Price sell. our Paint.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-26
ORPHEUM- .,. :.
Modern Vaudeville.

Histrionic ability, elaborate and
illusionizing scenic setting, and the art
of the playwright are heavily drawn
upon for the presentation of the head
line feature at the Orpheum this week.
Mia. Allen, an actress identified with
several other successes in vaudeville,
will supply much of the first element,
the scenic, artist and stage carpenter
the second, and Will NJ. Cressy, the
greatest sketch writer known to the
American stage, the third
Greasy has written for Miss Allen a
sketch called HCar Two. Stateroom
One," whose scene is laid in a Pull
man sleeper leaving Oakland, Cal, on
the "Owl' train for, Los Angeles.
Miss Lucille Lee, San francisco, has
been foolish enough to attempt the trip
on a pass written for another person
and gets into multitudinous complica-
tions in consequence. The traditional
carload of scenery will become an actu-
atty as it is scenically one Of the most
elaborate in vaudeville. Supporting
Miss Allen will be Frank Erwin Ro-
dolph, Henry N. Lorish and George G.
Taylor. a
Good voices, heard to advantage in
standard selections, will be exploited by
the Italian trio Of male singers; Nat
lie Roy and Minnie Wooldford will
give conversational comedy; the Damn
l;brothers will illustrate the possibilities
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-26
UNIQUE
Light Vaudeville.

'tThe highest priced bill Of the sea-
son. is the announcement of the
Unique theater for this week, which has
secured Bert Levy, the famous illus
traitor Of the New. York Telegram, as a
headliner attraction. Mr.. Levy has
been doing the vaudeville houses of
America and Canada in the interests OF
his paper, and he has made hundreds of
sketches picturing 'ttheatrical hfe' as
he has found it in the woolly west and
other localities Mr. Levy has been
Hout' forty three weeks, and in that
time his studies Of types of Americans
in his audiences have given him great
vogue. He will be the star attraction
at every performance this week, making
pictures with an electrical pencil which
throws the full drawing on a large
screen, 50 that his audience can follow
him in every line of his amusing work.
Bessie Taylor, the well-known con-
tralto, in new songs, will head the mu-
steal portion Of the bill. Then, there,
is Gus Leonard, the old-time German
comedian, who has evolved an extraor-
binary stunt which he calls cine as 4
Magician and Musician" He thinks if
the audience attempts to say this quick
he will hear the same kind of talk he
has been handing out over the foot
lights for quarter of a century; that
is, the spluttering German of the stage
which the Rogers brothers ladled out
so wondrously.
Noblette and Marshall, in tsTroubles
Of Butler, are also expected to do
great things. Herman La F'leur will
sing new illustrated songs, two extra
vaudeville stunts will be added to the
bill of which the advices were delayed,
and set of new motion pictures will
be presented.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-26

successes and there is apparently no
evidence of it's wearing out in the good
graces of the .theater-going public. For
the benefit of those who are not famil-
lar with the story Of the play, it may
be stated that the author deals with the
domestic troubles of an English work
man and his young wife. AS these
troubles result rather from the schemes
of outside parties than from any fault
of the hero and heroine, John Tressi-
der and his wife Bessie do not forfeit
the sympathy of the audience.
Bessie Barton has become the wife
of John Tressider, the workman. His
sister Miriam has welded rich Lon
don baronet. Before the marriage of
either, Miriam committed a sin, for
which self-sacrifcing Bessie has as
sumed the responsibility. She is
bound by oath not to reveal her sister 8
error, and when, after their marriage,
John hears of the blemish on Bessie $
reputation, he naturally becomese suspi-
cious and jealous. In the, end, how
ever, the true past Of both sisters is re-
vealed, and Bessie has the reward of
her sacrifice in new happiness.
The play is not all shadows, as a vein
of comedy permeates :. the whole and
lightens the intensity. of the situations
appealing to mothers, wives and sisters.
The producing company is promised to
be an excellent one, and the play has
beeen provided with scenic equipment
much above the average.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-26

is booked for an engagement at the
Dewey theaters The !" Merrymakers"
is a burlesque organization Of sterling
merit. It contains an aggregation of
high-salaried vaudeville stars and com
edians seldom seen in one company.
Those in search Of entertaining on
lines original and wholesome will find
what they desire in the ranks OF the
"Merrymakers.' & 81.
Good and tuneful music, pretty
chorus girls, plenty Of fine dancing,
up-todate jokes, stage effects and le-
ultimate comedy and singing is Of
fered by the HMerrymakers.0 The
Ellon,Po1o troupe. of aerial artists in
thrilling stunts in midair on flying
trapezes, Miss Grace Patton, SOU
brette, in up-to-date songs and dances;
the Clipper comedy four, a quartet of
merit; Nelson Milledge Strause & Co.
in "Simon the Butler sketch Of
funny situations; Miss Jeanette Young,
soprano, who sings operatic selections,
and the Les Sprays, Australian whirl-
wind dancers; furnish the olio. A
ladies' day matinee will be given Fri
day