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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-30
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-30

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e@psbntdfe 8os pee Ftmsh staastnatAs.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-30

DHttes, CITES a1D 0srAaes
&axbIer besabIex foIQesbs 1rsHs:
Trii&e Gir-2le PEI EatsRb.
&aDner 7xe, edtns 3, TxrfstS-2-lge,
Grten &c, @dnie &c.
suffer - Gouatrb. 18s, gssOrnerS 3d..
sIeta 86e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-30

SrH6ate xxe SeMfSe.
EsRata
GeDid -s2. $3.50 pes Sds.
@ranberries-$7.60 per Gab.
oananen 81. 75-2.b ; lIstns el@l.26.
gtronen % 50-4 30 W. &ska
Oranaen - %. B-t.2s ~ &aHs.
Grbbeersr, SOC Der Nuart
OsmAUa
Rntbe Riiben $2.s5 pei SaS.
@Irien, 81 % per Duteno.
aelerp-z0 BITE 6 6 per Dutenh.
Rraut - $18 SO pet Tonne.
eoIat - l7e PER Bfunb.
SmiebeIn - Notbe nab wstbs 3l.0o BIB
ST." Oct Sab epasd&e BussbsIn 81. 10
pei Rife.
ReterfIie I6-s0e PEI Outsxb Da14ss.
QartoFeIn-$1 81 pes SaE
Rabieie zoe per Dutsxb Hun4es.
SfSiartofeIn - 8trstxia t8.36 UaItis
81. 7b-2.76 Saier $500 - $500
pee Sat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-30

btfi6f einen SIP In benz 1sben ieinem
S&reibtti9 fsbenbsn srmhubl on
Sonberbarer @siIe tonnts bic iunae
febr elegant astlsibets 9ams. ben an.
fang au elmer acknowledgement
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neral He aufsefOroeri bate, ibm ibr
anliegen borautraeen. Sort unb fort
bantirte He NIT ibrsm duff, bic Der
General ibr osnfsIbsn aus Der 6anb
nabm. Qaum NOR biss esf&eb.n, aIs
ois 5remoe In 8brdnsn ausbra& unb
peineno benz General ssfans, fs iei
Mit9Iieb zines rebolutiondren Romites
uno baau auserieben, Sunoetsfp au er.
moroen. bod febls es ibr on Wuib
Der @eaera!, usl&sr iaon Dor msb.
reren $asen Briefe tbetIs brobsnben.
tbetls tuarnenben Snbults bstommsn
bate. per3isb Der reumutbtssn ean.
berlin uno Iisb he 3tebsn.
Stalien.
SataIP ein 9eIbbers
uft.
5Iorena 20. Gan. slaesmsi.
mes Sagesseiprd6 biIbst bas ps8,
tusl6ss Der @raf bon Surin, elm Better
26nig 0tetor @manueI's uno ein gru.
Der oes Ser3ogs Der abrnasn. am
Spieltif9 bate. gr fon tudbrenb Der
lebtsn Gage In Wonts garIo, fpmie In
.inigsn anoersn spisIpIGben on Der
&ipiera ni&t tpsnigsr, oils 81, 400, 900
bsrlorsn hnben. 0un credit tbn bic
@utb oss Ronigs. Der fOtis @ruf,
tuel6sr ben b~sribmtsn polaa3o piiii In
6lorsn3 %betpObnts. mus bru rd&fer
Wc&e ab In Der srptbracii9sn RoIOnis
Gienfs tbun.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-30
9oaanb.

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9 | rqeborene Il B | n
2oIontaIbenmte.
u m p b m, 90. San. Bon
8ntnbia traf hsuts bier bic Qabelna&.
ri6t Elm, baB cine ssfdbrli9s &spOlis
In Der probin3 Rabbit auf Der Snisl
Saba, 5uudnOif9'O finoisn, aus9s.
brDdsn fsin fou. Webr oils 800 gut.
bswaHnste g~ingsbOrsne iibsrfslsn
pI6sli9 bic bondnoif&sn Beamtsn uno
t6ote.su ober bertpunosts1 oisielben nit
ibrem ean3en anbanse. Der 9iee'
@oubsrnsur foI fd unier ben Solver.
psrpunostsn bsinosn uno Der poli3ei.
def lou gsi6otst tporosn itin. auf
oisie Va3ri6t BIN, bet bas Rolonial'
amt benz 9Oubsrnsur Der Snisl iOfort
auftrua ssssbsn. ale 3ur 0~srfhsuus
fsbsnbsn bolldnoii&sn Sruppsn nod
Der aufrhhrsrif6sn propins su fsnbsn
uno bic gingsbOrsnsn sr.mplarii9 gu
befrafen.
Sentimlanb.
Rronprin3 ibernimm
prcteftorat.
m, 20. Son. Rronbrin3
Wtlhslm bot bas proisttorat tbsr bic
Seuii9e armss., Warine. unb 2oIo.
nial. ausfsaung, usl3e bonn SUM- Bis
OCTOBER oisfss Sabrss tn S66nsbsrg
bel Berlin RatiRnb.n piro, iibernom.
men. Sisis ausfsaung it In srobs
artiesm RnBfiabs esplnnt. sic fon
sine s~ingebenos GarfsQung Der gnt.
pidluns bon SnbuFrie unb @sperbs
auf ben gsbisten oss Sssrss. unb Ma.
r~irstpsfsns iopis Der RoIOniaIuirtb,
i8aft bistsu. Die nambaftefsn Sr.
bufrislsn Der Rsi1sbauptfabt baben
R1 pereinigt, lin, Elm m6gli&f boltom.
msnss Bib Der grrunesnfdaftsn auf
btsisn, 8sbistsi si gsbsn. Die prdR
bien tn ben brei ab.bsilungsn BADEN
General bon poisr, Admiral plibbs.
mann unb 9sbsimraib Or. paafGs
nbsrnommsr. als Witarbeitsr BET
benz grobsn untsrnsbmsn if Der aIs
AusfeQun9s. 5aamanr bstannts 81.
r,itor 6ufer uno als tinRIif4er Bel.
roth Der OrienimaIsr Rubolf Stsls
grebe 9euonns1 tuorbsn.
2uftf9tfffabrt uirb
untsrffiBt I.
DRESDEN, 90. San. Der Raj.
ier bat nit Der ibm siasnen gnsrgie Be.
i4lpRsn. bob Gsuti9lano bpr nun ab
Der Staat isin lou. Der auf benz @e'
bisie Der I2%ufti6iffabrt BITE fabrsnbs
Roqe sinnsbmsn fo1te. Die Rsgierunq
ibut bsmna9 bas aIsrmbeli6fs, UNI
grfnber auf lbisism gsbists In isber
@eifs 3u s~rmutbissn unb tusnr, mbsIi9
au& materisn gu unterfdbsn. Sn ben
b~sbeutsnbfsn @srfsbrseentren fnb dro.
uautifdei gefsai8aftsn sntfanbsn, 10
In Mhn8sn. augsburg. poisn. Srnni.
furt, Wissbabsn, R6ln. u. I. N. gs.
srfOlprsi9 srusif Ra absr bic
unterfhsune. usl9e bic Stabt Drsa.
ben ben grfnosru auf bieiem @sbists
espdbrt.
Gront gtstn ben @umbsr.
tdnber.
Braun 10 9, 90. Sanuar.
Die unabl0iResn Bsmtbuneen Der
@eIfen, BEN ifnefsn Sohns bss Ger.
sogs bon; CUMBERLAND. prin3su grnft
auguf, ben 9Bss au benz 8bron bon
grauni&weig au babnsr. tusrbsn aIer
Wabri&einIi&isit nod ben sstpinidten
grfolg nidtibaben. Bei ben bsuti9en
gunossregisrunasn bat bie Dslfsnast.
tatiOn sine r1sbr a;s thbls Aufnabme
gsfunben. Sic fsbsn Der Sbes. baB
eth Wslfsnprin3 als 6sr,os In Braun.
iawsig sin3isbsn lou, b09H unipmpa,
tbii@ ssasntibsr.
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maAen.
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Wi1ts Bbfss abnsnb fob Der gbef bes
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-30
Ottyetee.

Bstes go. 3 rctber 76e, auf 0es
fen, &c DON RabIen ; 10. 8 rptass N.
December, 76e; Raaexwesea 78e
Deli&tora =. 70. l udt l4}t: 70. 9
nets 44ie; 30. 8 nett AIS III. Z ustl.
4as; 70. 3 nett ssutI9t a. !; Re- 9
melt sentf4t &c; 30. 4 met sruue.
48s; 30 . seIb 44e; 70 8 sslb a.,
70. 4 seb acc; 30. Q aeRHqt l8:I
70. 8 asusti@t l3e; 20. 4 ssmfat 42e
aoIoeR 4oe.
eafx 70. 9 ustser 87&; 10. Q ustDa
0sae; 70. 2 0emti4tes 8se; 20. . ssss,lesa
86ae.
eu - 30. 1 atntottt sls 80. ",
3. s17.25.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-30
0sssertes

S1etaHaYsItB RaHecBsefe
sessS5nI. BIZ gutter l0-l2; s.trs Dts ~
udbltes lA-l6e : Taxey 89S-88s. acgsss
9euou 10 BIB zoe. Sapa $3.50.
Sx 9afetx:
srtofa s16.T. siox S1t.25, Serfrs Sls 60
Saraeas nl.N. DtlportbI IA 10, 2as
Sasa Siexb $500. 9Itusas Sapa Btsnh
4l6'76. Darsa SlB.7b.
8afss-Domtnoes 7.67e; stadsuksr Goa
tulpsrtfrter 6.4ae; XIII tuIpertNrts Eats,
fsdaer srasultrter 6.12e; Gnbes B.67s, zna,
ieettoners' u G.17e; sstSseuoob y l.S2s, sss.
ss 4 4.sae; empire KAT SnssI ars.s
Oorses 8 4.72e Btxbfss ertss q 49,,
Ssssepooe 9 l.eas; oeIbes 6 sra; Is ssL
eNr 4.87.
sfRe-@sA 40 Or. zea), Gas, - IL psr
GsHcxe.
pidIss-24Oo ta Sub 80 ; 1900 ia 5H
Use: 1900 tna saIbfas $3.50; 400 ss sss
$3.50.
SanSs-SKS etansen seurs4t u; Srs.
ers seuai@t c Banner 1wtH Sc. assss
6oxbons lie: Rs.'2 gseaus esnhidi I0x
@he-6rasI Rea 1ss bis lee; STterts y,
sRanbeIn 10; uet9f@cIiss ssarbsix Iss,
Serbian &anseIR l9e; Rsanits u bs 7is,
serbfese Sc: Sns!d4e RaIxshs lsf.
0stroanete Sri4te-xspFa. on oa snxa.
setrodnet. &c; Sobanxssbeersn &c Rts 8 &c;
0tros lie bH Csc; Hofxex. . groux. %.
$fuSh. %, Q srowx 7ie, ( Grona zee ,ss.
ssesfreie @ss *, California Nussatel 7s<s;
eaItaxa sAs, trpsstirte eultaxa lie BIZ J o..
eattforn:a &prtfofen Sc bts l2e
ethrte-PsarI. 8&e, gSazwtcx SIos | xss
9 Rf,sb Ra6ete 8. &orx, 1 Hfo. sssEsss,
K-StS
@es-GaroItna, aopf. tf-sss. Ssse-x
-5&t, sebro4euer. 8i-4e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-30
AuffraIien.
5or& ngsfabrt mad
benz btItppfnen.

Stbnen 20. San. Sas our
AufraIi'9sn Station 9sb6rsnbs
osutf9s germeH unssi&if .pIanst"
bat bon Der WarinsbsrunItung ben
gefsbl 3u elmer ausgsosbntsn SOri9.
ungsfabrt erbalten. Die 5o6rt pirb
nod Der Ofihfe Der gbilippinen
ssben. BORT foll Der PLANET" Elm
gebenbe Beoba&tunesn tibsr bic
o8sanograpbii@en unh ristsorOlosiT&.n
gsrhdItnihs isnsr gsmdRsr unb gr.i.
ten anffsasn.
Ses 5ernsrsn umfabt bic Mufgabe
bes oeuii8en Bernie tie
@Ornabms bon sieffeelotbunssn an Der
pbilippinenthfs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-30

Shmeoen.
Reinen Wats BON ben
Weretnigten Staten.
Stodbolm 90. Sanuar. -
Die Rational.A foeiatton Der f9ueoi.
f&en 2anbwirtbe bat ben WiniFer FIR
2anowtrtbi&aft sriu&t, TN &itsoag
eth Gsfeb etn3urst&en. bas Der AHoeia.
tion bas ausf&IisbIi&e @s9t ertbsilt,
bis feuerfreie gtnfubr bon Nais aus
Der characterization Rspublii araen.
tinien 3a i5ernsbu1sn. Dieter Rais
iebo& barf tueOsr CUR anfertisuna bon
1liobOl nod Stdrts esbrau9t u,rbsn
uub mub NIT i&wsotf2sn 9ampfern
tierber t~ransportirt porbsn isin. Die
Annabme zines foI&eu @efetes ptrpe
oie Werelnieten Staater, bon Rorb.
slmertia bsDeutenb f&dotsen, ba bisbsr
Rats In grotsn Quantitdten bon babsr
na& S&reben sinssfibrt tuorben ID.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-30
genesuda.
X ionGre m.
lung u berra4 /.

Nv Nv
lung btrraf9
WtIIe + q b, Sniel guracoa,
20. San. Bon Caracas. Der Saupt.
ifaot Der Rspublii, Fno bsuts bisl
Ha3ri8ten eingetrOfsn, bab @ouber'
neur Wata an Der Spibs elmer abtbei'
lung SOIoaten cine esb.ims poIitif9'
Vsrfammlung TN @artsn oes Bics'
prdfcentsn @oms3 In Der Na9t BON
81. Sanuar iberraf9ts. IS lam 81
stnsm dubsrf bsftigsrt Rnmpfe bel BEN
cine grobe an3abl psrfonsn auf bsiosr
eeiien gei6otet purbe. Inter Der
&ooten befanben R9 @oupsrneu,
Wata unb Der B~efebIsbaber be,
Sruppsn.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-09-27
LEASE OF SCHOOL LANDS.

In compliance with a resolution
adopted by the Board of School Di-
rectors on August 70, 1907, | will offer
for lease all the public school lands
of the parish on
SATURDAY, OCT. %, 1907,
at 10 a. M, at the court house, Lafay-
cite, La, as follows:
In the second ward for a period of
three years.. Sec. Is T. 10 S. r. E. in
tracts of 40 5-l6 acres at a minimum of
two dollars and a half per acre for
the higher lands and at a minimum Of
one dollar per acre for the lower lands
In the first ward for a period OF
three years, Sec. Is II. S. r.. 3 E., in
tracts of 80 acres. a minimum of two
dollars and a half for the west half of
the section and a minimum OF one dol
lar per acre for the east hale.
In eighth ward, six acres of public
school land situated west of John
Whittington's place on the public
road. Minimum bid to be three dol
lars and fifty cents per acre.
Also tract of wood land near p. l..
DeClouet's place in the third ward.
All lessees will be required to fur
nish two solvent endOrsers on their
notes on the day the lands are leased.
otherwise the lease will not be binding
an the Board. Notes will be made
payable October %, 1908, 1909, 1910.
Respectively.
J. L. MARTIN, Treasurer.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-09-27
Additional School Lands to Lease.

In compliance with a resolution
adopted by the Board of School Direc'
tors on August 90. 1907, l will offer
for lease all the public school lands
of the Parish on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER %, 1907,
at 10 A. M. at The Courthouse, La
fayette, La, as follows:
In the Fourth Ward, for a period
of one year, Sec. 16, T. IL S, r. E,
in tracts of 81 I acres each, known as
lots 2, 4, 8, 8, Ii, and half of lot 10.
All lessees will be required to furn'
ish two solvent endorsers on Their
notes on the day the lands r. leased
otherwise the lease will not be binding
on the Board. Notes will be made
payable October %, 1908.
J. E. Martin, Treasurer.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-09-27

ISIS in New York" is the title
of the new series of comedy ad.
ventures that befall our friend
the funny, funny rural Indiana
lass. The play-builder has GER
tainly selected a spot prolific in
opportunity to get Sis and her
Reuben friends in any amount of
trouble, and this seasons offer
ing is said to be just a bit the
best and the funniest peep we
have had at Sis. It comes hard
Judging from the reception she
has always received here it
ought to be one of the big attrac-
tions of the season.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-09-27
Visiting cards two dozen for
thirty-five cents, fifty for fifty
five cents. one hundred for seven
ty-five cents.


The usual big crowd was present
Sunday night at Tanner & Landry's
Rink and they thoroughly enjoyed
the excellent moving pictures. Three
thousand feet were shown and the
films were q complete entertainment
in themselves. Quite q number of
those present INDUCED in the exhil-
arating swing and roll of the roller
skates, and then afterwards partici-
pated in the pleasures OF the dance
which followed. Next Sunday night
the same amount of Aim will be shown
and after the skating there will be
dancing for those who wish to stay
snd participate.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-09-27
If You Want

Nice and cheap PICTURES of all
kinds and picture frames see
A. MILLET
One block west from court house
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-09-27

This is an ailment for which Cham
berlain's Pain Balm has proven espe-
cially valuable. In almost every in
stance it affords prompt and permanent
relief. Mr.. Luke LAGRANGE of Orange,
Mich, says of it after using a
plaster and other remedies for three
weeks for a bad lame back. | purch-
ased a bottle Of Chamberlain'S Pain
Balm, and two applications effected a
cure. For sale by all Druggists.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-09-27
TheStage

A good house greeted the APP
pearance of the Olympia Opera
Company at the Jefferson thea
ter Tuesday night. The com
pany as on previous occasions
when they appeared here gave a
good show. The play was Love
Is Blind" and was quite a pretty
little opera. There was enough
sentiment in it to make it very
interesting and plenty OF jolly
fun to entertain. All of the cast
carried off their parts excellent
ly. Leo Adde of course, holding
the center of the stage, as it
were. because of his drOll and
inimitable acting. The part OF
the bailiff suited him admirably,
or what might be more accurate,
he had the art 10 sun Une PART
admirably. Geraldine and Mar
jorie, played by Misses Lucille
DeVal and Hazel Coulter, deserve
special mention for the very
charming and capable way in
which they rendered their parts
and particularly in the duel
scene. Altogether the perform
ance was quite satisfactory and
the company is first class,
Wednesday night the company
presented The MOor's Bride and
the high class of work shown the
previous night was duplicated.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-09-27
Drainage Convention.

The louisiana Drainage Association
recently formed in New Orleans has
issued a call for a convention of all
drainage interest in the State to meet
in that city on Thursday, October 10.
Sec. F. v. Mouton, of the Progressive
League has received a letter from M
B. Trezevant Of the N. o. Progressive
Union requesting that Lafayette send
three or more delegates to the conven-
ton.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-09-27
Attack Of Diarrhoea Cured by One
Dose Of ChamberIaln's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remeey

I was so weak from an attack OF
diarrhoea that l could scarcely attend
to my duties, when l took q dose OF
Chamberlain's Collie and Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t cured me en-
tirely and I have been taking other
medicine for nine days without relief.
| heartily recommend this remedy as
being the best to my knowledge for
bowel complaints .-R. G. STEWART,
Of the firm of STEWART & BROS,
Greenville, Ala. For sale by all
Druggists.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-09-27

Call and see our elegant line OF
fall and winter dress goods,
you will find the new patterns
very Observation-Disclosures
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-09-27

The children of the comtirma-
ton in need of embroideries,
laces, handkerchiefs and ribbons
will do well to visit the Fashion"
before buying else where.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-09-27

The Falk Mercantile Co. are
prepared to take charge of
funerals and attend to all grave
ward work. A fine rubber-tired
hearSe in stock.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-09-27
New Brick Store.

Material is being placed on the
ground for the construction of a
brick store by Mouton Bros. next to
Leo Doucet's to be occupied as q
jewelry store by p, Krauss. The
building is to be 26x50 feet.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-09-27

We sell the celebrated Eclipse
shoe and it always gives salts
faction because it is so comfor-
table a The 4eet-Schmnlea's.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-09-27

Call and see our handsome
new line Of fall and winter goods.
Bros.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-09-27
THE "CLANSMAN'S" HISTORY.
Sketch of This Remarkable Play
Now Taking A Farewell
Tour.

The enterprise of the Jefferson
Theatre in securing THE Clans
man. for Sunday Oct 9th is to be
commended. "The Clansman'
is the most talked of play ever
produced in the South or in fact
anywhere in the United States.
After it's whirlwind record of
the past two seasons and in view
of the announcement that it is
now on a farewell tour, there will
be keen anxiety to see it here.
THE Clansman" for the first
time told the story of how the
South, through the agency of
the Ku Klux Khan, recovered it's
liberties and kept it's Anglo-Sax-
on civilization after the Civil
War. AS was fitting, it was first
played in the South, it's birth
place, and achieved a hurricane
success. "The North must see
it," was asserted by Southern
newspapers andstatesmen. And
mean time Northern crOakers
howled: 1.-The North won't stand
forit! The North will boycott it!.'
Manager George H. Brennan ac-
copied the challenge presenting
THE Clansman" in New York
City beginning January 8, 1906.
The success of the New York
run was enormous. Five distinct
and separate engagements had
to be played in New York the
first season: and an equal num-
Der last season. An all.Summer
run at McVicker's Theatre, Chi
cago, and capacity engagements
in st. Louis, Washington, Balti'
more. Kansas City and other
large cities have marked the two
years of the play in the North.
Now England wants 1.-THE Clans
man.. and at the close of the
present season this famous play
will embark on a tour of the en-
tire English speaking world,
which is expected to consume a
period of at least three years.
The heroes of 1.-THE Clansman'
are of course the Ku Klux, in
particular their gallant leader,
young Ben Cameron, who is in
love with the daughter of a North
ern Ab0litionist but who refuses
to give up the secret order even
to win her. Among the striking
scenes of the play are the South
Carolina election in 1867 wher
the negroes carried the State by
$1,000 majority; the auction O.
Ben Cameron's home for taxes
and his arrest by the scalawae
white Governor; the dread con
vocation of the Ku Klux in {
mountain cave; and the final seen,
in the home of the mulatto Lieu
tenant Governor Lynch wher'
the Clansmen, headed by Ben
make the negro prisoner and
rescue the mistaken NortherneI
and his beautiful daughter.
1.-THE Clansman" reproduce
not only the tragedy but also tn
charmed types. while the bat
negro is the carpetbaggers' dupe
lon the other hand. the old-tim'
chivalry of the South is shown a
its best. Such figures as thos
of DR.. Cameron who gave fou
sons to the Confederacy; Ben
the gallant young leader, an
Nellie Graham with her swee
loyalty to an unrequited love
endear themselves to the heart
!. of all playgoers. These and tn
other characters are in the hand
of the most capable compan,
that has presented 1.-THE Clans
man" hereabouts, including
Franklin Richie, James j. Ell
genie Hayden, Maude DuranG
; Barry Maxwell, M. J. Jordan
Bruce Richardson, hurry Wood
Ruth Hart, Violet Merserear
t Joseph L. Sweeney, Guy F
uoff~o~ C1o~~o A srlor~o,
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-07-26
&HllIC
LIMIT HAD BEEN REACHED.
cler0yman's Threat Of Making rrsv
BILE Had Little Weioht.

clersymans Threat Of Making Trsv
BILE Had Little Weight.
De Wolf Hopper. back in New York
and at the Lambs Club, is authority
for = story which contains rather Q
fair amount Of philosophy. Often
when l have been having . run q
hard luck" the comedian declares,
"this tale has made me see the hum
orous side Of the provsrbial last
straw
while We were travelling In Tie
Middle West one day last March my
attention was attracted to Z sorrowful
looking man with q small boy who
sat across the way from me. Oppo
site the pair was q lanky clereymas
Of the sort who makes every ones
business his own. The man was b.
rating the boy. and. judging BY ap-
pearauces. the clergyman didn't like
1t. Finally, goaded on BY some par
tcularly violent rebuke. the minister
leaned forward and said: I can't
permit yon to talk that way TO your
son. II you persis! III make trouble
for you"
Evidently this was too much SeP
rater familias. He broke out violently.
You'll make trouble for met he ex.
claimed with infinite scorn. You'll
make trouble for me! Ny wife fell q
the train at Des Moines. lost my hat
out Of the car window twenty minutes
ago. this Kid has just sat on the lu1cA,
and you'll make trouble for metz
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-07-26
roo TiokLIsM TO De MEASURED
ANicsisa Thst Compelled - tsishass
70 Wear Old Clethe4

Aaicsisa That CemPsllsd - tsishass
70 Wear Old Casthss
The Rev. Or. Joseph Twicheil tod
4 story at the dinner Of the Friendly
Sons Of St. Patrick, which won him
the hearty applause Of the four hun.
dred Irishmen present
II was making my first trip about
Dublin said DR.. Twichell, and had
engaged q iaunting car. While / went
into store my .tarvie' fell into con.
versation with another carter, who
was the most tattered specimen Of
humanity ever saw. When We start.
ed driving again i asked my 'jarvis'
II the other carter was q friend Of
his.
'Shure. an he is, yer honor: he's
my best friend was the answer.
Isn't he bit ragged!' I asked.
"'Shure, an be amt nawthin' else
Is it because he's SO poor!'
Nav. yer honor, he's plenty OF
money.
why, doesn't he buy soms decent
clothes. Them
why, yer honor. III tell yer. he's
that ticklish there amt Z tailor 10
Dublin that can measure him, % hs
has to wear what he has on. ".-Nev
York Tribune.
=.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-07-26
Woman at Her Best.

To be Of the highest economic val.
ue, says q writer, a woman must eth.
Or be mother or must choose her
line Of work that In the care of others
she finds scope for her maternal in
stincts and works upon and not across
the lines laid down by nature.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-07-26

The Knights of Pythias opened
their convention Tuesday morning at
Odd Fellows Hall. Members of the
organization from all over the state
are in the city. The people of the
city have made elaborate preparation
to entertain the guests.
Rev. Overs, of the Eighth Street
Baptist church, has moved to 525
Elizabeth street, as the old parson-
age has been sold and will be moved
to make room for the new church
building.
Rev. Taylor. with his family, spent
Sunday in the city. While here they
were the guests of Mrs Duval. Rev.
Taylor preached two excellent ser
mons morning and evening which was
enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. Freeman, who has been very
sick at Salida and at the hospital, is
expected home this week.
The Knights and The woodmen will
unite and participate in a street pa.
rade Thursday on all the principal
streets of Pueblo.