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The Topeka state journal., 1908-02-08
WANTED-sALEsMEN

SALESMAN: Here's your opportunity to
learn the real estate business without
paying $50 to $40. Certain circumstances
enable US to place on the market lin
tied number of copies of a course of in
structions teaching this lucrative business
from A to 2 and exactly the same ex-
over at $40 and very highly praised, or
money refunded. This course is all in one
book No Tommy Rot cooperation
about it. Price $225 How this happened
is our business; yours is to get the book
so order today if you expect one. Posi-
lively no letters of inquiry answered. as
this tells the story.
THE GRAVES ADV. AGENCY,
Graves Bldg. Cleveland. o.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-02-08
Jos Angeles. California.

Ever. day at 1850 noon a Pullman
tourist sleeping car leaves Topeka for
Los Angeles, Cal. without change via
the Union Pacific r. r. This car
stays in Salt Lake City through one
daylight hours of one day, giving the
tourist an opportunity to visit the
many points of interest in the city by
the great inland sea-
The Topeka state journal., 1908-02-08
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E. S. Loper Of Marilla, N; z. says: Il
am a carpenter and ha1e had many Sc
salve. It has saved me suffering and dol
lars lars It is by far, the best heal healing & salve e,
GERS fever sores, eczema and piles. 25c at
all druggists.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-02-08
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We Show You in Set of Illus.
trated Eye and Ear Books,
How to Cure Any Eye or
Ear Trouble at Home.
Costs You Nothing for Free Cure Book.
Tells You How. Send for it Today.

We will tell you in our eye and ear
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tients. but what they ought to know We
tell you how to cure any eye or ear trou-
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And think of it. These eye and ear
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These books may be worth to you the
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The Topeka state journal., 1908-02-08

AGENTE-Hard up? No excuse for it.
Even inexperienced men are just coming
money Our soaps sell easiest in hard
times Full information free. Parker Chem
fcal CO.. Chicago.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-02-08

|N0RTH WEM NEWS

[Items for the North Topeka column may
be left at the Petro & Woodford drug
store. SS9 North Kansas avenue. or call
the North Side reported at her home,
Ind. phone GIL. -----....---..-
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waNTED-AGENTs.

Statesmen on commission for
strong line of calendars and adv. nov
elites. Complete or side lines Cincinnati
Speciality Adv. CO.. Government Place, Gin
cinatt. o. rs
The Topeka state journal., 1908-02-08
RENTAL LIST

One modern room house. East Side.
Three Groom modern houses, gas, Yves,
Side.
Three Groom modern cottages, West
Side.
One 5-room house. gas, East Side.
Two living rooms, gas. close In. 500 ana
$3.50.
front office rooms between sth ana
9th, Kansas ave. $18.
One Groom house, modern, West Side.
One 10-room house. modern, West Side.
Flats 8 rooms en- suite. IS and $3.50.
/ large store room. $11.50.
modern office rooms between Sth and
9Th, on Kansas ave.
Three modern living rooms go.
Two room brick office building and stor-
age room attached, close in.
Two modern S-room houses. West Side.
One 4-room cottage. East Side.
One Groom house, gas, East side
Money to loan on Real Estate; Collect
Rents, Fire ana Tornado and Aufomobils
insurance written at lowest rates.
Call or inquire Of
w. c. STEPHENSON q co.
sos KANSAS AVENUE.
lovER RIGBTs)
IND. Phone GA Sell Phone 1lse.
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FOR RENT
Clay ST.. 7 rooms. barn. gas, SIS.
Union ave-. rooms. new, lots, $50.
Leland St. rooms. gas, -.
Fillmore st.. rooms. bath, gas. $3.50
Taylor. rooms. gas. s1b.
jackson, s rooms. modern, SIS.
Branner st., rooms. gas, barn, $12
Lawrence, 1 rooms, gas, s..
THE CAPITOL REAL ESTATE co.
WILSON & NEISwANGER.
1s WEST 9Th ST.
PHONES s4s.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-02-08

FOR RENT-Nice room cottage los d.
18th st.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-02-08

d. A Mulvane: am perhaps not as
well qualified to speak on the real estate
situation as others, as 1 make real
estate only a side line, but it looks dull
to me- Property Is not moving here,
nor out west either, though there is a
small movement In Colorado land, not
The Topeka state journal., 1908-02-08

Mrs. S. S. Meyers went to Hoyt, Kan
today to spend week with relative
and friends. -----.-.-----
The Topeka state journal., 1908-02-08

Lovftt e Son: I am going to tell you
the truth, said Mr.. Lovitt, Sr. The real
estate business is very quiet and the
outlook no better than that Of any 9TH
er recent year. The situation has been
worse ever since the panic and though
the demand is better than 1t was a
month or six weeks ago 1t is only the
natural demand. If anything. 1t Is not
so good as a year ago. The situation
with regard to farm land and town
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-06
call your special attention to my stock q

Variety greater than ever
more favorable. Also q {
we'll fixtures.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-06
Keep Il In Mind

The b. ~ and Kirls who have
been helping on the farm and IN
the home this fall, viii highly
appreciate the opportunities VI
tered by the neS school 0f A1ri
culture connected with the 6tGte
College - Br0okings.
Our rural school are tho often
modelled after the city system
aud fail 10 meet ths nee5A Of the
country boys aud girls. The
I'VE months course, Navem bes
70 April, provided by tie 6ch0ol
Of Axrlculs ure will greatly aid
the youth " prepare themselves
for yet better work uu ttle farn
anu ~ tie home.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-06
Kssp Il Il Mid

Two great events oocsr q
Novemb Der 3. 1006-A new Pre-
idsDt Of The Uaited States ss
America will 10 elected snd ~
nav 6chnOi of Agriculsaro u
South DAKOTA will ~ opsnod.
Prosperity and progress ~,
certain ~ result from thM9 tuo
events.
Every county ID ~ 6teao
should be represented II III -
neor Glass OF earnest st1donA
Who will seek instr0ct.1u go
training 10 the Sch0nl al Aa1ar
culture for tt,e best accopaa.sao
70 hfe-Fsrmin& ard HcmD
ksspinE.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-06

Opera House Sat. Nov. -.
Old Farmer Hopkins and
his Band and his Orchestra
with Is peapIe. None better
in ito class. il 10 now better
than ever. Prices Is so IS
Seats now on sale IT the City
Drug Store.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-06

We wish To cordially thank oil
our friends and neighbors for
their kindness shown during
the illness aud death OF our
infant child Mr.. aud Mrs. J.
V. Raymond.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-06

I'd with fe stnn@ IL orange Aud
black c~,,lors, jack - Iants.r M soc
black cats. OF the kind that don
scratch. A room of horrors
A ghost walk" aud other Hal
lowe en- games kept the guests
we'll entertained. Refresh
ments were served At one Ions
table a p umpkin flied with fru,,
was the center decoration. A
a late hour the guests departed,
having spent = very delightful
time.
Mrs. Meters left yesterday
morning for Utica for = short
visit with her sous before re-
turning 10 Hot Springs for the
winter.
Thursday morning Maj Taylor
III the agency left for Lawrence
Has. with four Indian boys win
will attend the Indian school
there.
Wm. Jensen left Thursday
morning for Colorado. where h
will remain with his sister Mary
while his brother Jim will re
turn To his home WagneI
for the winter. He has enough
| Of Colorado.
The infant child of Mr.. AND
Mrs. j. v. RAY mond died Mon
day last and was buried Wedn lei
day, the funeral services bein1
held in the Catholic church
Tbs afflicted parents have TIL
sympathy Of the entire com
munity In their bereavement
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-06

Washta, Iowa Thursday morn.
ing for . visit with relatives aud
friends.
He could not sing the old
songs with . bull frog in his
throat, 30 he bought pme cough
medicine from the City Drug
Store, and now sings the high
est notes.
Mrs. r. o. Bird and two
daughters, Mrs. s. j. Sadler
and Mrs. r E Little ri Lake
Andes have been visiting At the
home OF Mr.. F. Dauks the past
few days.
Jack London, who Is going
around the World for Woman's
Home Companion i'm his little
boat the Shark, has in this No
vember issue an account of
travel adventure, rich with the
spice Of the South Seas.
La addition To the usual house.
hold departments, and the en-.
iarged fashion department there
are many novel suggestions for
Christmas gifts. aud sons par
tlcularly timely advice regard
ing the buying Of furs.
A new novel by Florence
Morse Kingsley, entitled 1.-THE
Glass House." begins in this
issue. There are also storie,
by Alice Brown, juliet Wlloor
Tou pkins, Mary Hsaton Worse
and Mary Raymond Shipma.
Andrews.
For prices aud quality ths
City Drug Store denss competi
ton. Our Motto 10 not tn,
cheapest but the best at tn,
lowest price. Call in aud visl,
with US when in Wagner.
Thos. McClary was here
Wednesday evening and lecturer
in the hall to u fair sized audi
ence, who enjoyed IL very much,
and everyone Is unanimous il
praise of the lecturer. Their,
are several more numbers I.
this course, and if the people d
Wagner enjoy good things the,
will do well 10 patronixe thi
course.
Read the pain formuia on . tos OF PIN
Pain Tablets. Then Ask vour doctor
there 10 . better one, Pain means cou ses
ton = blood pressure som. y where.
shoop's Pink Pain Tablets check head pats
womapiy pains, pa In anywhere. Try ON
aud see. ~ for &c. sold bs Wagner Drug U.
A clergyman writes Prevention thas
little cAsdy Cold Cure Tablets are wor kir
wonders in my parish" PrevintlcS SURE
will check \ cold. or the jrippe. In n vel
few hoara- And P~res-ntiss ~ 10 safe "a
harmless. No ouinine. nothing harsh NO
sickeaing Fine FOE f~-vsrisi, restless chlie
rem Box OF ~ 1T &c. sold by wAxn.
Drug Co.
LADIES' and Gents suits clea
ed, pressed and repaired a
lowest prices. Where twp o
more parties send their suit
to gether | will pay expires
J charges Doth WAYS. Send m
your work aud YOU will receiv
prompt attention Bernard Boz
mem, Tailor and Cutter. los 3rt
st. East new phone 2i2 Yankto
S. Dakota. 81
1t took the judges and clerk
of Highla nd precinct twenty on
hours 70 count the vote at til
last election. and the vote is no
a very heavy one ia that precinc
This was on account Of the wa
the voting was cut up, and ais
on account OF the fact that Il
names in the poll books wei
not arranged in the same MAJ
ner as they were on the ballot
The other precincts Of II
county had nearly - niue
trouble As did Highland, and
was not until a late hour Wedner
day morning that defniLe r,
turns could De secured.
There was = lad from Tin
buctoo who wuoed aud won
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-06

i THE Q /:
$3.50 "a -, .s..s.:.. 80 Il

!:
;..ss:. 80 j
. Pap Janda came in from
Yankton Thursday evening.
Mr.. Grant returned from
Scotland Thursday evening.
DR. Ellis Of Spokane Wash
is visiting at the home Of ]. J.
Donovan.
Rev. williamson OF the Agency
left Wednesday morning for :
visit IT Sioux City.
Mrs. J. W. Doty left Monday
morning for Alcester, to visit
her brother.
Mi. and Mrs. John Absher
left Wednesday NOR ming for
Yankton.
Frank Trumbo was an east
bound passenger Friday morn
ing.
For Sale.-A few pure blood
Duroc Jersey male pigs. All
eligible TO registery.-J. E
Mcfarland. 10-2-l.l
Or shoops Health Coffee Is created from
pure parched grain. malt. nuts. etc-no rrxl
coffee in It. Fine In asvor-is made In 4
minute n " or 70 minutes tedious boiling
Sample Free-Waxner Drug Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. w. Owen re
turned to their home near
Beresford Saturday morning.
D. II. Naeve and wife of Manil
L., Iowa, came il on the train
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Neall, sister of Mrs
Frank Strohbehn, left Saturday
morning for her home in Miles
City, Montana.
Roy Cochran and Lawrence
Patton left Monday morning fol
Grand Island. Neb. where they
will attend business college.
Mrs. Long of Olivet, has beer
here visiting her daughters,
Mrs. Irve DAILY aud Miss Long
John Absher came home from
Aberdeen Friday. to be here t.
help out in the big REPUBLICAN
majorities piled up.
The Indian football team frou
Greenwood went To Tyndal
Friday morning to play agains'
the High School team of tina
place.
Mrs. Grover and Mrs. Davis
the mother and sister of Mrs
f. O. Davis left for their home il
Richland- Center, Wisconsin
Friday morning.
Miss Rose kaberna returned
to her duties at the bank II
Lake Andes, Wedneday evenin,
after q short visit at the hom'
of her parents.
The time was when one mai
was said to carry the whole vott
of a ward in his vest poke,
Nowadays he would need
dray.
The w. O. w. will hold theiI
regular meeting Thursda,
night Nov. II. A full attend
ance is desired. Refreshment
will b. served. A. j. Swari
Clerk.
The election excitement con
tinued undated in Wagner al
day Wednesday, but we hop
by the last of this week that ",
can once more settle down +
the accustomed routine of bust
ness.
Owing to press Of Business
will not be in Wagner on Mo,
, day next, but will be there o
the following Wednesday, Dl
J w. ]. Hogancamp.
Contractor Heligas has abor
completed q barn for N. J. Wal
ret on his lots in the Grimes an
Absher addition.
Farmers do not let your hog
l 1so IF nhciaru ushor wan rou DO
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-06

For Sale on Easy Terms
Wagner property. R@si.encs
prices from $6oo 10 5000
Several business houses.
Adam Grimes
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-06
= Stocl1nen
Here Is Your Opportunity
Ths Dsksaa Farmss (ooe - ysasl Nv
FarmeS' Calculaeor and e1erinary
Hand Bool, Map q NsgtA D.
koGa and ths New Err, f.
$1.5O

We AVE = ccaaes~ With A. usknaA Gavm~rw which emaAss u ~ 5 nmaaa
ums 10 seer ~ oaS rear .asmcspaoa ~ \ nskesA Fsvm~s pM~ = - -
year = ~apy u tn Nu fssm~rs CAseuaatuF ii yss~rnssys Msan - ~ s
n.p Of N.uA Dakota : mAanaau sarA II s1a hmAa sosa oa ~ 49, 49,
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l. ~ sst~cssv4ha ~ ~ IMkaAa fssM~s - ~ y ~ ~ eleno19 80
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q The sal~rvpAns ~ - Nss Ea mssa u @s ~ ri auAM A 49, - -
east u ys~ ahead. u yu~ a~rrp&lo ~ ~ ssw - q u1r~oAs nan -
vsa~y - advantage ~ his 8ss N aAv~ II savssu~a Asuks - =
gv~a y~~s.s aAMrnxss ~ frana
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tss~a. IT Dsknaa fasm~s~ sgd a@km~aA
rs sasm~s' aralAas = yesestsasy Haad nu& rive saissae iaAn1a~
tos In sesxsd 70 m~~sassnx oWa In esH~ asas.ssa h ~ ~ = ts sAA - s.
coMAaass ~pss@s ~ s~ssasa~ q iea a~.s~s ~ ~~~ rssu~s ss@As sssa
The N~w Era In ~sa~ ap~t~s in t~ aosasys II ~ uny Smme uAkA
ptSas - ros~a ihA u tad~m lAnds es. a~s aaa A~s4A~~ nssssme thasu~eAly
his srd SID As sians oorps u eosrsssa~s~at. IN - sssDss<aa9 assssy.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-23
EYES HONESTY REWARDED.

It seems inevitable that new. move ments should spring up from thick growths of human vagaries. Certain ly the Christian Science movement has not lacked these cover-crops. In the February number. Miss Milmine deals with the growth of healing and the apotheosis of Mrs. Eddy.
 Tt is because Eve was the first to admit her fault in the garden of Eden Mrs. Eddy says, that a woman was permitted to give birth to Jesus Christ and that woman was permitted to write Science Tand Health and to re- veal the spiritual origin of man. It is because won . is more spiritual than man that a woman perceived the nothngness of matter, though Jesus did not In answer to an inquNy concerning the edition of the Bible upon which Science and Health is based. the editor of the Journal re- piled Would 1t not be too material a view to speak of Science and Health being based upon any edition of the | Bible? The Chosen One always | with God in the Mount, speaks face to face In other words, Science and Health is q first hand revelation.
 While the growth of Christian l Science must be attributed primarily to it's stimulating influence upon the sick and discontented the low vitality of the orthodox churches undoubtedly brought the promise of material bene- fits to a practical people, and the ap- peal of seeming newness to a people whose mental recreation was fever ish pursuit of novelty. This re- ligion had a message of cheer for the rugged materialist as well as for the morbid invalid It exalted health and dissatisfaction and ma terial prosperity high among the moral virtues they were the evidences of right living. the manifes- tations of mans at-oneness' with God Christian Science had no rehuke for riches; 1t bade man think always of life. of his own worthiness and security. just as the old religions had bidden him remember death and be mindful of his unworthiness and in security. It contributed to the gen eral sense of self-satisfaction and well-being which already qhsracteriz- ed a new and thrifty society"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-23
A BIG STORE CLEANS HOUSE.
Ii is An Annual Event and It's ar
 Interesting One.

This mornings issue of the Journal Courier announces the annual three days pre-inventory sale arranged by the Gamble Desmond company.
 This sale is frankly a half-yearly cleanup all over the store. Into the bargain pit go all the end lots, brok- en size lots, merchandise that has become a bit shop worn because of exposure in displaying. lots that for some reason haven't sold fast enough. Although the hundred and one things that big, busy store like the Gamble Desmond company's must of necessity accumulate after seasons heavy selling, remnants, as they say in trade parlance, will be on sale.
 It's like any house cleaning, sort of rummage and the rummage is full of economies One item in particular we ask you to note, the silks at 39 cents yard, A sale like this holds a certain attraction for the average woman, so whether or not one has certain things in mind to buy it will he entertaining to go and see how a big reliable store like Gamble Des- mond's house clean. The Journal Courier reporter saw some enticine bargains.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-23
In the Senate.

Washington, Jan. 22.-The senate spent over an hour to-day in discuss ing a resolution offered by Senator Hansbrough, of North Dakota, direct- ing the department of commerce and labor to suspend it's Investigation into the affairs of the International liar vester company, which was ordered by resolution over a year ago. Dur ing this discussion Senator Hans brough declared that the harvester trust is attempting to control the se- lection of delegates to the next repub- lican national convention, and is es- pecially plotting to defeat him for re- election to the senate. The resolution was finally referred to committed
 The criminal code bill was again considered for over two hours, and at 4:40 the senate adjourned.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-23
 WORK IN CONGRESS Fifty Pages of Penal Law Re vision Disposed of in the
 House. A CONSPIRACY UNEARTHED North Dakota Senator Declares liar
 yester Trust is Matching Is Political Plot.

Washington, Jan. 22.-Rapid prog ress was made in the house to-day Tn the consideration of the bill to codlfy and revise the penal laws of the Unit ed States. The only amendment or any importance which got through was one by Ollie James, of Kentucky, making it a criminal offense, under heavy penalty, to falsify government crop statistics. the object of the amendment being to protect the cot ton and tobacco growers from specu- lators. Over fifty pages of the pill were disposed of. Except for po- litical speech by MT. Kimball, of Ken lucky, the proceedings were monoto- nous and at no time were hundred members in their seats.
 The house at 5:02 p. m. adjourned
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-23
News Of the Local TheaterS

of the Operator" enacted by Aaeline Burns, an overworked telegraph opn, ator. in small town, after Wol hliS 2 seventy hours without sleep, forge's q telegraph order. It is discoYere2 ap parently too late to remedy, ana bul i'3 in desperation, and before his Wlle any child. takes down a revolver 10 shoot himself. The plueky wife tres lo rs strain him. Her pleadings are hearu; ISSnnd and he listens at his instrument VIII comes that the trains are late' ana tlie M catastrophe he feared is avertea ps prompt action. The work of Adellhe Dunlap in her emotional part was eA- tremely fine Chambers, as the sleepy operator was ideal. The sketch IS worth seeing
 Byers and Herman present panlo- mime which also presents the llVlhs skeleton, who can twist in about every conceivable shape. The Village Cholr had a choice selection of songs or yes terday, to-day and forever; Johnson and Wells, a colored pair. and the cleo trograph with new motion pictures, m cluding a series styled Stage StrucK' completed the bill
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-23
Freddy Bears"

Charles E. Blaneys merry panto- mine and Extravaganza "The Bad Boy and his Teddy Bear" won unqualified approval fram thousands of theater go- CTS, both old and young during It's re- cent engagement at Blaney's Lincoln Square Theatar, New York City, where it could have remained indefinitely were it not for contracts made pre- viously. The book Chas F.. Blaney and the mucc by Ted E. Coleman. There are Teddy bears galore, catchy music, pleasing songs, funny situa- tions, bright and witty dialogue and much clever pantomine. In each of the three acts. some startling piece of me- chanical ingenuity is displayed and the entire scenic investiture is costly and pleasing. This elegant attraction comes to the New Haven Theater Mon. day, Tuesday, Wednesday nights next week with regular matinee Wednesday At the special Tuesday matinee re. ception will be given on the stage by the Teddy Bears and souvenirs given t. all the children attending,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-23

crowded houses for over three hundred performances. While the piece was a well defined story filled with amusing complications and clever dialogue and lyrics 1t is the wonderful cast and the remarkable satirical caricatures of the principle stage stars in their most re- cent successes that have stamped Wine Woman and Song as being the pre-eminent novelty of the past decade, the same superb cast selected by Mor- timer NJ. Theise headed by the beauti- ful Bonita, will be seen here. Besides the company of principals, Theise's Marmonists. the finest singing quartet in the country and Max Armstrong American Pony Ballet and large chorus of unusually pretty girls are in cluded in the general ensemble. All the original scenery and gorgeous cos tunes used in the New York produc- ton will be seen here.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-23
HYPERION.
Dohn Drew Tonight in My Wife,
 Miss Belle Burke.

The< attraction at the Hyperion to- night will be John Drew. His appear ance here is always notable event in theatricals as no actor occupies a more reputable or more firmly established position than MT. Drew. He has made great hit in his new comedy, My Wife, and his audiences have been large and enthusiastic in their enjoy ment of the brilliant comedy scenes and the splendid acting of MT. Drew There is not any character in which MT. Drew has ever appeared that has met with such universal approval from his admirers as that of the make be- lieve husband, whoh is the hero of this piece. It is a delicious light comedy part and MT. Drew plays it with just the proper touch and expression. He keeps his audiences highly amused all through the four acts of the play and he is satisfactorily assisted in this work by Miss Billie Burke his leading lady, and Ferdinand Gottschalk who has one of the drollest comedy roles of his ca- reer.