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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-09-12

"'Care will kill cat Huh" snorted
the Chronic Kicker; there's another
ridiculous proverb." "Why?" said his
patient friend. "Why, I've taken all
manner of care, but l can't kill our
cat. She always comes back. "-Phila-
delphia Press
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A Felicitious Welcome.

Here's to the stranger within our
gates!-and don't be mad at Lewiston
on account of her fearful beginning of
State Fair week. She was only crying
for JOY because you've come.-The
Lewiston Sun.
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County Correspondence.
Deferred from last week. |
u 1tDNTNILLE.

-TU MDNlNlL
y" F Ring, who spent a few days
a. a. his family, returned Monday to
Mr. g-s"-cester, Mass, where he has a good
MIS- Ma Mary M Foster snd , daugh-
Z Mickey. are stopping with her BROTH
p 'pUkuan Woodman, for short
\, Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Howes are
ap .iting Iu Boston and vicinity.-Dr.
" Mrs Leroy Howes of Enfield spent
" tsw days with his people in this place
',sriy. They came in his automobile.
X ; Adams, wife and sons, Edwin and
[.nkl1 returned from Prince Edward
n,pl asst week, where they have been
e.tng neJ people. Mrs. D. G. Tap
u nj Belfast is visiting Mrs. NJ. A.
Fr.nng Misses Misses Annie Ami and sns Helen
w g'' few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. E.
r
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WALDO sS.-ln Court of Probate held al Bel
w fast, on the 18th day of August. 1907
Augustine p Mansfield, who was executor OF the
last will of Harriet NJ. Mansfield, late of Belfast,
in said County. deceased. having presented said
Augustine p. Mansfelds first and final account
Of administration OF the estate of said Harriet
NJ. also the private claim of said Augustine p.
Mansfield, executor, for allowance.
Oroered, That notice thereof be given, three
weeks successfully, in The Republican Journal, a
newspaper published in Belfast. in said County,
that all persons intere sted may attend at Pro.
bate Court, to be held at Belfast, on the 10th day
Of september next, and show cause, if any they
have. why the said account and private claim
should not be allowed.
GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge.
A true copy. Attest:
CHAs. P. HAZELTINE, Register.
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The New Pure Food and Drug Law.

We are pleased to announce that FOley's
Honey and Tar for coughs, colds and lung
troubles is not affected by the National Pure
Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates
or other harmful drugs, and we recommend
il as safe remedy for children and adults.
r. I'll. Moody.
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Principal Medical Officer-Now, my
man, l want you to put your finger on
one of the arteries in your neck. NO
answer) Well, there are some arteries
in your neck, 1 suppose, aren't there?
Canny Volunteer (who has heard the
last man badly cornered). Well-there's
some as think there is.-Punch.
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Avery and Miss Evelyn Avery visited
their cousin, Mrs. Edward Clifford, at
Owls Head last week.-Emily CHM
has arrived home from Auburn. Mass
on her annual vacation of several
weeks. George Heagan of Lynn
Mass, is visiting his mother, Mrs. e.
W. Dow.-Charles Richards and wife
of Bucksport visited Eugene Barnes
and wife last Sunday.
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WINTERPORT.

WlNTERPORT.
Mrs. Lucy A. Littlefield, former
resident of this town, passed away at
her summer cottage at Old Orchard.
Aug. 3Oth, and was brought here for
burial Monday Mrs. Littlefield was
the widow of the late Capt. Edwin F.
! Littlefield, one of the most prominent
sea captains of his day in the town. She
leaves son, Captain Charles E. Little
field, and a daughter, Mrs. Mckenzie
Murray, with whom she made her home
in Milford, Mass, beside large circle
of friends to mourn their loss. She was
patient during her long illness and hap
py and triumphant in her death, and
she will be greatly missed by those who
loved her so well. The funeral services
were held at the Congregational church
Monday afternoon. Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.
SanderSon, who accompanied the fam
lily from Old Orchard, officiated, assist
ed by Rev. w. a. Luce. The flowers
were profuse and very beautiful and a
large number of friends were present
to pay their last token of respect to the
deceased. The ladies of the W. C. T. T.,
of which Mrs. Littlefeld was member,
attended ina body.-Mrs. Dryer and
her daughter, Mrs. Erskine, leave this
week for Boston, where they will spend
the winter.-Mrs. Erskine and little
daughter Rose, with their friend, Mrs.
Thomas, who have been visiting Mrs.
James Freeman, left for their home in
Maiden Monday. Capt. Joseph Hurd,
a well known resident of North Winter
port, died at his home Aug. 31st after a
long and painful illness of tuberculosis,
leaving widow and two sons, Yelling
ton and Captain Clarendon, to mourn
their loss. The funeral services were
held at his late home Tuesday after
noon, Rev. w. \. Luce officating.-
Rev. W. A. Luce and family left Win
terport yesterday, Sept. 4th, for their
new home in the west, where he ex-
poets to join the Columbia River Con-
ference. Mr.. Luce has made many
friends during his stay in town and all
greatly regret his leaving. The family
will carry with them the best wishes of
all for their prosperity in their new
field of labor.--Mr. Wright and wife
of Billerica, Mass, were the guests of
Mrs. G. NJ. Chase Monday.---The
standpipe of the water works has re-
ceived new coat of paint.--Miss
Ada Littlefeld and her friend, Miss
Paschal, who have been spending their
summer vacation here, left Sunday for
Connecticut to resume their school
duties.
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4 >fARSPORT.
t Stubner was at home from
no $ lere he is in the employ of
!. Fl. " Tel. Co., to spend Sun
i .ls parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
will Thompson was a.
Il. 1 Portland last Sunday
Mathews has returned TO Dor
y. NasS.-George W. Webster
'h.y, who have been at their
F. ~Innyside, have returned to
,one III Chelsea, Mass.-Her-
slack las as fine lot of 0. &c.
As soWs as can be found in the
Tie recently bought four sows
.amr from Ohio.-Mrs. Ruth
Mrs. L. NJ. Sargent and Mrs.
bingham are rusticating at
4t u w. j. Smart.-Stephen J.
s, Of Prospect called on friends
asst %eek.-Mae Nichols, who
ell TIE guest of her parent, d, M.
Is The past few weeks, has re-
y' New York.--The fall term
l'- aIll begin next Monday with
'7 .iy Hartman as teacher. Mrs.
,""kens is to teach the fall
IL district No. S.-Those from
attended the old home day
Nnlngham's hall Thursday,
b, had a very pleasant time.
s BIack from Boston is visit
I@tler, H. NJ. Black.-Fred
''ther from Ellsworth has been
x Sarah Harris of Stow,
called on friends in town last
Lauren Griffin and wife of
ou Springs were at Thomas E.
last Sunday.
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ments, can be quickly corrected with a pre-
scription known to druggists everywhere as
DIR. Shops Restorative. The prompt ard
surprising relief which this remedy imme-
diately brings is entirely due to its Restora-
tive action upon the controlling nerves of
the Stomach, etc.
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MAINE SUNSHINE SOCIETY.

The 9th. annual meeting of the Maine
division of the International Sunshine
society began Friday morning, Aug. Both
at the Columbia hotel Portland,
with Mrs. John Sumner Head, the
president, in the chair. Miss Jean l..
erie of Portland welcomed the dele
gates to the city in the name of the
Portland branch. She spoke of the
splendid work of the society, done with
out an attempt to attract attention,
but thoroughly appreciated by those
who are made happy because of gentle
and kindly ministration. Mrs. Fred w.
Quinby of Auburn, the honorary presi-
dent of the Maine division and for
mer president, was to have replied but
was not present, and her response was
read for her by Mrs. Ezra White of Au
burn. Mrs. A. A. Kendall read the
annual report of the directors. Mrs. E..
D. Eastman of Portland was elected
treasurer. Reports were read and &C
copied. Mrs. Head spoke especially
of the hospital work of the society.
Two free beds were maintained during
the year, but the funds may not be
enough to warrant continuing both,
although that is matter not to be TAX
en- up until the close of the hospital
year. The branches in Androscoggin,
Aroostook, Cumberland, Franklin,
Hancock, Kennebec, Knox, Lincoln.
Oxford, Penobscot, Pisataquis, Saga
dahoc, Somerset, Waldo, Washington
and York counties reported the doing
of good work for the shut-in ones.
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oAfoINT.
ny Alice Heath of Penobscot re-
gu home Saturday after a weeks
@!IA her brother, Edgar Heath.
george Barnes and wife of Island
are guests of j. W. Stiles and
\, Mrs. Ira Elllngwood of Pitts
Mass, was in town recently for a
"'Ih her cousin, Mrs. H. M. Grit
bert Pines and wife of Katah-
ilS4 Works and Lewis Blake and
~. W est Seboeis were guests of F.
'iAlns and wife the first of the
A., n, Mrs. Kate Wilson and daugh-
" " uesday for their home in San
Nv, Seo', after spending the summer
Grant of Norcross
S,soulhg his vacation here with rel
o., Bert E. Whitney and wife
'WShgor recently visited friends at
"aining cottage.-Mrs. Rachel
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Wise-Poor Burroughs! he's worry
ing great deal about debts" hewitt
Nonsense! You'll never catch him
worrying because he can't pay his
debts. Wise-He's not worrying about
old debts he can't pay, but about new
ones he can't Philadelphia
Press
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owing items are from the
Jurisprudence of the Rock
.7n: An OK belonging to Mr..
aroWn of this place had the
9th hind legs cut off, just above
rei, last week, while in the past
tother cattle. Its not known
Jury was inflicted, whether it
tcldeDt or the work Of some
HiScreant. 1t does not seem
nat any person could do so
an act. but it is hard to imag-
lie injury could have been
] Jy any accident. The ami
ned and had to be killed.
ummings is about to paint
gle his house, which was built
s7andfather, Mr.. Alexander
IS, ~ years ago. And it is as
nj plumb now as when it was
l. 1t is 81 by 40 feet, and p
Is. The stills are IA inches
- ratters 5 by 10 inches, and
ls Of the wall are tongued and
aud it is planked up between
The front hall is 10 by Is
lie rooms 8 feet from floor to
lie joiner work was all done
-..A.
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BURNHAM.
Mrs. J. c. Lamb and daughter Rosa
| OF West Troy visited Tuesday with Mrs.
So: Mudgett.-Mrs. Henry Dorothy
of Benton visited this week with her
daughter, Mrs. Ira Cunningham
Paul D. Sargent, State highway COM
missioner, was in town recently on
busiMess--A. 5. McAllister and wife,
and Laforest McAllister and wife went
to China Friday to attend the camr,-
meeting.--The lythian Sisterhood
gave an ice cream sale and dance at
their hall Saturday evening and the at.
fair was enjoyed by large number
Mrs. Sarah Shaw visited friends in Ban.
gor and made a short STAY at Etna
camp-meeting.--Mrs. Augustus Pome.
roy died Tuesday, Aug, 9th, after a
long illness. The funeral services were
held at her late home Thursday after
noon, Rev. E. B. Foster officiating.-
Rev. E. b. Foster, pastor of the Free
Baptist Church at this place and at
Clinton has rendered his resignation
| and preached his farewell sermon Sun
| day, Sept. eth. Mr.. Foster will soon
leave for Dover, where he has been
| called as pastor of the Free Baptist
Church at that place and Foxcroft.-
W. V. Nash and wife of Washington,
who have leased the hotel and stable of
John E. Hart, have arrived and took
| charge Sept. 1st.--John E. Hart and
wife went to Peaks Island Monday to
| attend the annual reunion of the First
Maine cavalry.-Mrs. Kate Nash and
daughter Marian of Pittsfield visited
Mrs. George E. Gilmore last week.
Lawrence Purington of Augusta is visit
ing his grandmother, Mrs. Dora Ripley.
Blanche Foster arrived last week
from Prout's Neck to spend her vaca-
ton with her parents-Ed. Simpson
and wife of Lowell, Mass, are visiting
at the homes of her brothers, Frank
and Fred Sayward.--M Mrs Bateman of
Lowell, Mass, is visiting at the home
of her cousin, Mrs. George Alien
DresserE Winp, wife and two children
of Lynn, returned to their home Satur-
day, after spending two weeks yaca-
ton at the home of her father, Lyman
Winn.-Charles Fl. Vim, wife and
daughter Florice of New York city are
visiting his brother, Lyman VIM.
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BEACH.
N orgie Ferguson has returned
Id visit III Castine.-MiSs Flor
.,.o', as returned to her home in
ar, Mass, after a weeks stay at
E.ul-.-Mrs. Fletcher and son of
37e..- Nevada, are visiting her
So. dptain and Mrs. Oscar W.
7l Mrs. William Thompson and
Il, lave returned to Cambridge,
5 after spending two months here.
Austin Wade and friends returned
us'5a asst Monday night.-Law-
f carver and bride nee Gussie
Ne air lere for week. Mrs. F.
rua and children and Miss Hazel
T. lave returned to their homes in
84-.paa and Newly ork.-Madam
BUs If Chicago, Ill.,, is the guest
lu- and Mrs. J. H. Gilbertti at
.al, QonSe. MARTIN Adams of
wort. is guest at the "Rockmere."
Mss LATHE Gould is visiting her
A Leslie Fernald.-Fred Snow
leslie have returned to Bos-
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ogTh ~FoCKToN.

TbCKTON.
. Lrs. Lyman Partridge visit
6 d Brewer last week.-Clif-
Nud Miss Gertrude Parsons
DIN Searsport last Saturday
They will visit friends in
2 few weeks. Friends extend
ons.-Stanley Partridge
emily from Guilford, where
.ar summer with his sister,
Foison. Mr.. Partridge has
I'D Aealth.-Misses Helen
q and Minnie Moody and
T-I'oek, S. B. Littlefeld, Jr.,
4, les, viii and Edwin Jacobs
Ylndy attended the Bangor
s., Bertha Partridge was very
eek with an abscess in her
Mrs. Freeman Partridge and
n Clark were both i'll with
fred Ellis and family
friends in Prospect Sunday.
i Mrs. Fred Lane and son
..ed at Swan Lake last week.
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FRANKFORT.

Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of James n. Pendleton Of
Logansport, Indiana, to Miss Mabel E.
Baker of Newton, Iowa. The wedding
took place on August 18th at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, Rev. and
Mrs. DIN S. Baker, and was very
simple. Only the near relatives and
friends of the contracting parties were
present. Mr. Peudleton is the SON of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont Pendleton of
Frankfort and is now located at Lo-
gansport, Indiana, as secretary of the
1oung Mems Christian Association of
that place. The honeymoon will be
passed at Lake Geneva. Mr.. Pendle-
toms many friends in this and surround
ing towns, where he has many friends,
wish him and his bride, whom they
hope sometime to meet, a long and
happy welded life.-Bernard Averill,
While blocking up a stone to get in
preparation for cutting Thursday, got
his hand caught between two blocks
and is now nursing crushed thumb.
MFR. and Mrs. Charles Morrell. who
have been visiting her brother, H. l..
Clark, have returned to their home in
Providence, r. I.-Mrs. Hopkins
from Final Haven is visiting her grand
son at Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Clark s.-
Mr.. and Mrs, Walter Howard from
Worcester, who have been visiting their
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Alley
have returned home-The crowd of
young people in town who went to the
dance in West Winterport reported as
having a fine time Clark's orchestra
furnished the music-H. l.. Clark
and wife went to Maple Grove camp
meeting Sunday.
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| +.
Grange had a picnic on the
s7 of Swan Lake Wednesday,
mon Sunday school had one
'oltage Saturday, with plenty
cIams--Frank E. Nicker-
ramiIy returned to Everett,
M 5rst of the weekly. W.
.oJ wife left Monday night for
,.e III Cambridge, Mass
Bent is visiting at VIM.
Miss Bertha King and
0NS of Portland, who have
..-> of f. H. NickerSon and
E Maple Terrace farm, return
asst Saturday--Warren n.
nifty visited his aunt, Mrs.
NJ Phillips, last Thursday
Miss Edith Y. Miller
, bortland last week--Chas.
II Chelsea, Mass, and La
lack and wife made a great
lie here Old Home Day, but
IS Gemain a few hours.
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SWANvILLE CENTER.


LOOMS Eames and wife of Searsport
visited A. E. Nickerson last week.
Edna Bent of Concord, n. H., visited
her uncle and aunt, William Clements
and wife, last week and left for New
York Sept. nd.-Freeman Clark is at
home.--Joseph Marden and Mr. Dol
liber are ceiling the inside of the school
house in district No. l and 2.--Harry
Cunningham is at home from Massa-
chusetts, where he has been at work.
Sarah Peavy and daughter returned
from visit in Brewer and Bangor last
week.-Mrs.. H. P. White visited her
aunt, Mrs. William Clements, last Wed
nesday. Marden and wife are
at Mr.. Littlefeld's in Waldo, and MI.
Marden is gaining from an attack of
Observation-Disclosures Patterson and
wife are in Belfast.--Benjamin Cook
son of Monroe passed away last week
and his remains were buried in Dix
mont beside those of his wife Annie
Maria West has gone to Massachusetts
with her son for visit.--Mrs. Charles
Marden has gone to Belfast to be near
the salt water for her health
ster Webb of Washington Territory is
visiting his brother, Ashley Webb. They
had not met for over so years.-Mrs.
H. p. White visited Mrs. Martin Rob
ertson in Monroe last Sunday.-Mrs.
Almon Hustus' sister and two daugh-
tiers from Salem, Mass, are visiting
her.-Maruin Ford and wife of New
York and Mrs. Martin Robertson took
a carriage drive to Detroit and other
towns recently.---The Monroe base
ball team played the Searsport nine
loc Sat
game with large crowd in attendance.
The Searsports won, and the same mines
are to try it again the second day of the
Monroe fair.---Mrs Nolan and Cecil
Patterson were guests of Mrs. Charles
Curtis last Sunday.
PROSPECT EERRY.
Thomas Harvey, who has been STOP
ping for week at W. D. Harriman's,
returned to West Newton, Mass, on
last Sundays boat.-Mr. and Mrs. J.
G. James and son Wilson returned to
their home in Bangor last Monday
Miss Faustina Harding and Miss Addie
M. CHM returned to Worcester, Mass,
last Friday.-Mr. and Mrs. G. Y. Car
ley arrived from West Newton, Mass,
last Sunday.-W. ID. Smart and son
Harold of Searsport and Frank Smart
and wife of New Bedford, Mass, visit.
ed their aunts, the Misses Heagan and
Mrs. NJ. A. Littletield, last Friday
Everett James Berry arrived home from
Hallowell last Saturday and will stop
for a while with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. D. Berry.-Mrs. G. w. Silver,
who has been stopping the past month
in Bucksport, arrived home last Friday.
Mrs. M, B, Grant of Sandypoint
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs; w.
fs em sa ths nac sna snd
ed the meeting at l' Verona s last last Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Smith and MIS-. A. A.
CHM visited Miss Elmira CHM in Dam
ariscotta last week.-Frank Bassick
and wife were in Bangor several days
last week attending the fair.--Albert
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-01

1t is, to say the least, cruel for the
Forum to copy an item from the Trib-
une relative to doings at Fort Lincoln,
and give it a Mandan dateline. Still,
the Fort is ".at or near Mandan.
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msMsgR 5oe TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS
5ARBoR DAY PROCLAMATION

State of North Dakota, Executive
Mansion, {Bismarck.-Forest trees are
of mighty Importance in the economy
of nature. They shelter man and.
beast from winters icy blast and from
summers scorching sun. They supply
man with fuel for his; fireside and lum-I
Der for HIS home. They have a bene-
fetal Influence upon the rainfall, the
air, and the soil;sa and in the spring
time their emerald tops are vocal
with the songs of. birds. Wills.
from underneath their foliage rings
out the still sweeter music Of chill
hoods happy laughter.
For all these, and for the purpose of
ENCOURAGING the planting and cultiva-
ton OF forest tree, and in accordance
with a long established custom, l. do
hereby designate 8 .,5.@
Friday, May Sd, as Arbor Day >.
for this state. as a day set apart for
the planting of trees, shrubs, flowers
and vines, for the identifying of
homes, public schools and public
grounds. The only exercises held in
the public schools on this day should
be those relating to forestry and kind
red subjects, thus awakening in chill
drens the inherent love for tree and
bird and flower and impressing them
with their great Importance and beau
ty.& Let each and all unite in stimuli
taneouss effort to beautify the home,
the school, the field and farm, by plant.
ing trees, shrubs. vines and flowers,
that will yield an annual harvest OF
bud, blossoms, leaf and flower, for this
and generations yet Ito come, as the
years go by. 4. eS
Given under my hand and the Great
Sealsof the State OF North Dakota, at
the capitol at Bismarck. this 9Th day
of April A. d. 1907.
By the Governor:
JOHN BURKE,
JGreat SeaD Governor.
ALFRED BLAISDELL, ,.f.
Secretary Of State.
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1HER'R RE OFF
GOVERNMENT BALLooNIsTS SAIL
AWAY FROM ST. LOUIS UNDER
HARD CONDITIONS

st. Louis, April 30.-With a sharp,
raw wind blowing and heavy clouds
banking the sky, Captain Charles de
F. Chandler of the United States
signal corps, and Aeronaut J. @. Nc
Coy Of New York City, started tonight
on the long distance balloon trip they
have been trying to take for three
days. &
They hoped the wind would carry
them eastward that they might land
near Washington, D. c., but the bali
loon took a southerly course veering
slightly, to the west. Captain Chand-
lersis making aerial observations for.
the government. He carried instru-
sments tosshoW the attitude land speed
attained. Mccoy hopes to win the
cup offered for the longest continued
flight. M II
The balloon left the, ground at .7:21
p. IN: The Sair was heavy with Smolsi
ture and the temperature almost at
the freezing point put the flight was
made in order to have the benefit Of
the moonlight / I
For Fire Insurance see IL. C. Rem
ington. = 3s.ss Il ss,8s.s
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/ One Hal GUIDE FelIersAn attraction
which is possessed Of much merit and
originality is that of the clever
Swedish dialect comedian and Norths
land singer, Mr.. Ben Hendricks, IN
his romantic comedy drama ole
Olson, : which comes to the opera
house next Saturday night. Mr.. Gray
has reason to be proud Of the enthus.
iastic reception of his star wherever
seen. Mr.. Hendricks, the star Of the
attraction, is said to have verified and
even exceeded all predictionssas to his
success In this field and fis sacknowl-
edged as leader in romantic Swedish
comedy AS al singer he iii counted
one OF the best. having a voice OF
much purity and spowers and sweetness,
together with knowledge Of how to
use 1T to the best advantage. His
songs are new and fresh and will be-
come popular with all who hear him.
500 " II Il Il S s2s a