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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-08-28

kidney trouble.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, because the heart /;
over-working in pumping. thick, kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
II used TO be- considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
mng in kidney trouble.
If you are sick you can make nc mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect Of DR.. Klrcer's
Swamp-R00t, the great kidney remedy is
soon realized. II stands the highest for its
wonderful cures Of the most distressing cases
and is sold on its merits EE
by all druggists in fifty aasHa a 1s:::s++ -
cent and one-dollar siz- i ::s;Is3;
es. You may have sasl.es 9.5
sample bottle by mail Home of swampRoos.
free, also pamphlet telling you how to find
out II you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing, DR.. Kilmes
& Co., Binghamton. N. Y.
Don't make any mistake, but remem
Der the name, Swamp Root, DR. Kilmer's
Swamp Root. anil the address, Bingham
son, N. Y, on every bottle.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-08-28
VIRGINIA MILL
TARY INSTITUTE

Lexington, Va The Board of visitors,
at their annual meeting on the goth day
of next June, will appoint STATE GA
DIETS to fill vacancies in the LIST, Bird,
9TH, 9Th. 16ih, 18TH 22nd, Gath, 2hth .27th,
28th, Both 33rd and 34th Senatorial Dis
tricts, and several AT LARGE These
appointments carry free board and tut
ton. Applications should be addressed
to the undersigned on or before June
10th, on forms that will be sent upon re.
quest. E. w. NICHOLS, Actg Supt.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-08-28

FOR SALE CHEAP, One bug
gy, one family carriage, two set
double harness.
Apply to A. P. BIcKLE,
Phone COS, Staunton, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-08-28
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway

SCENIC ROUTE TO THE WEST
Across the Allegheny Mountains
and Blue Grass Regions of
Kentucky, Fast Vestibuled
Trains with Dining Cars.
Through Pullman Sleepers to Louis
vile, Cincinnati, Chicago and
St. Louis.
Direct connections to all points
West, Northwest, Southwest
and the Pacific Coast.
For rates, reservations and full in
formation, address
w. P. MEHURIN; Ticket Agt.,
Staunton, Va
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-08-28
Over-Work Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.

All the blood In your body passes through
your kidneys once every thres minutes.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-08-28

S1.OO gets the REcoRDERfor ONE
whole year.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-30
WILL RECONSTRUCT
SONORA RAILROAD
Hartman Orders Work Begun
Between Nogales and
GuaymaS

E Il. Hartman has ordered an en-
tire reconstruction OF the Sonora rail-
way between NOgales and GuayEnss-
4 grant has been secured for the free
Importation OF all material required for
The construction OF heavier track and
more su5stantiaA bridges The work
IS 10 be completed within year
About ESQ miles OF the Cananea,
-YsQui River and Pacific has been COM
pleted and the reconstruction Of the
sonora railway Is N accordance with
Harr.man's principle OF sJandardizing g
al the roads in which he IS interested
The grading camps OF the Cananez.
YaQui River and Pacific are only g
few miles from Del Rio, where this
railroad cuts the line OF the same
road which connects Cananea with
Nsco. Ariz. and trains VIII be running
from N0gales 10 this point by Ssptem-
Der / This through line VIII place
the independent mines OF this district
in more favorable position, as then
ore can be sent % outside shelters az
reduced rates.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-30
WILL CONFER ON
NEW QUARTERS
Departments to Be Housed in
Hall of Justice Consulted
by Works Board

All The municipal departments which
VIII be housed in the new hall OF jus
tice when htiIc have been asked BY
the board of works 10 send representa-
tivss % meeting 70 be held tomorrow
morning al i o'CiOck al Cne cOmuis-
sion1s headquarters 70 discuss the re-
quirer-ents as 20 space. etc. OF the
lsrrs-ytuFs n the afternoon CCnulis-
sI6ner Day viii. meet the supervisors
building committee ard the representa-
tfvss Cor further action
The questions involved in the plans
for. The new s2,800. .089 hospital viii
also be discussed al rhe TWO meetings.
and "a solution is hoped for in the
ralZIs. caused by Architect William
'Aro6ser.s fnsfste-ce that he is the archi-
tect for the projected structure City
Attorney Loug yesterday looked into
the legal phases Of MOossr's claim.
v.hsch.is -bsse6 on an old sppoinCment
fo- the former hospital and VIII have
his repgrr ready. - the Friday meet
An Interchange 81 IDEAS among the
reprsseritstIves u TIE health. depart
znen-. the emergency hospital service.
the. criminal r0Ertss the police depart
uerr. The board OF works and the sg-
pe-vlssrs Is bound. 20 result from The
conferences
Sure-vtssr Rixf8-6's scheme for .
subsidized prize competition among
architects Tor plans for both build
tnzs does. not meet the hearty support
OF other supervisors. even Elem0ers
the buEI6ine committee and may have
70 be; materially altered.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-30
WANTS FIRE WIRES
PUT UNDER GROUND
Chief Shaughnessy Makes a Wig
OrOus Plea in His Annual
Report

r-rs E5tef slsug11essy made Z Wig
cross rea for an Underground fre
--arE stsTem IN his annual report 70
gre commission yesterday and wiE zd-
-reSs q turr8er C0r1EuL1li cation 10 that
1e~y II tHe lcPe oL securing. scrioE. by
L-se .Qof-r 1' Qt sup er ErsCrs- n. support OF
rl7 contention [isar sUci~ system IS
Necessary tc- TIE szEegUerdfrg OK the
CITY from .s-fs- SiIa1g glneSsy f1StsuceE
-as- Monday night. Wter, due To. the
crossing q q rt5LFeE; wire most OF the
rerer---ls--r- 1Ec-n 10 y. n. untiE '1--Su
E4S--1-. .u1. C--L-z.- IN ics-Io-1 wien
are a[Rf14. BOXES and zEltb the CEN
--- krzrsoL Engine companies Is, "a
-' ! - .tr-csz cosll any 3. and
---z-i GA -l te'ts: :ls1laU- Maxwell 2Tur-
eGEl--esszs O.Brieu- and Fsrley
c1z 51 -. tl:e. hresa,kErlg .-of- -the
sG v-ers zlG' t.se. clief lad 'to-sts-
L aE-E the: streets 20 Eireserye
AG cen. q .l-2cat-fE Between his
EaL stations.
slArE@7essg caSIed attehtlo1 70 the
i-r -tlse te>sT hans franchises made
-EzSe<g.s -Ioz- .Lle c9.1rantes "a
-1--z-Es. 10. the Ci1y for 5El l-1--
Ee,sd l-lrlag system For Years
e-setrlsei-y departnenr has been
-e- zpEre pr e Eicsls eEgreEzEirE :
=-o-e --ll &-9e9of1 cor the installation
= slc- q sEsIeCl. bv-r~6ue- .ss The super
ss AID C--EsE t1ciGls have charged
p --e t1cCUE Eerelce and neglect a
--et Hewitt Ct the electricity DEPART
-el- rl-s money has been spent with
10 aprz-e-r results
C1tes Sla1gLnessy asked 1het .perus-
-eEr- -lclses be pruriSec -or The follow
t-E coDlPa1ies- Engines 4 and .; truck
4 IN @ CEar1elI street near Grant ave
--e- leW company. II Ash5Ury street
lzr Cz-EeI- another Al Gay and EesE-
---L streets combination chemicals
ard Eese. a. -WezEv-sscc1d and Noe
streets rzE Bruno aTelle and La1seL
street Eea--y and C-t0l streets. and
- rr1-l~z ,a-F-E
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-30
REFUSES TO PROSECUTE

The charge OF burglary against Gull
len Wakefield Brown. al electrician \,
was dismissed by Police Judge Sh6Etal
yesterday. as Dr. z J Creely. veter-
mary surgeon. refused 10 prosecute the
case Brown was found by CEeely s
son q. the family residence. 145 EEight
street early Tuesday morning under
suspicious circumstances. and was
charged with burglary. Brown claimed
he had been drinking heavily and did
lot know what he had been Going
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-30
ROBBED AT CARDS

F-=5 Estes the keepsr OF saloon
- Sixteenth and Valencia streets. and
John Gleason who conducts z cigar
stand a. Tie same coEler. we're arrested
--zSr--ssz- ~ Policemen Gallagher and
sTog-Ee. on a charge o- grand larceny
Brought against them By J0Cu S-l4ll-s-1l-
Sullivan claimed that the men snliceu
him into Blackjack game n tne rear
~ -rz saloon and by using marked
deck of cards robbed. him o. $3.50 Estes
ard Gleason we're taken 70 Ile MISSION
police station, bs1- lsIer released On S-ve
casl hail each
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-30
DIED

ca ssra-r- BIack nizz-u1d. E0sz. 6ssriT oe-
lAs re q Sauro CEtz1ia- ard r1o-ner G
C--as--s Ar-cfsl0 EE1 t5-Eze7pe Late-la-
-r.lrs - IrziT. aged = Fezrs Hr1 I,o-l1-
--sa-Fs 49, re-rEln-s1ces E-e -essec-t-lly
a-et =, 1rre-t The t11e-zl troET tLn-rs-
~ I o'cirek 2 H. t7rl 1ne nSrlo@s =
---se- rz-s-nsat Italian osmers-g-
C-l8EAN-Iz -his cry. July - i<s .o1l
------r - ri-tlanE 1rsba1d q rhe late MErE
l. s1t s-oz-er q =. - . = ,---.-.-
-----r e-ivaT rrelzzE- sEee : Fe1-s
r-e-sz zuf ec1-s-1tznceS are resper--.---y
t-~s-af - r-re-f rEe fl-erEl ro1ee--lfE tEr-s
-ET 81 1878 = - e-ef&
80 -n<t-e-ee q LIS esrr-- NJ =
ehar- -E36 Post street t9e1ce Q s.
-r-.rt--s ch1rchs wlers q SEEM r-e-lsl
~ ---- -srr - r-elat-xref for the repcSe
- r~-T rn-zelci1C at c.r.ock- l-fer-
-r- S. MAYS ce1ete-T- OaE-@2a- ~ u
F-ySrrs-r--r =. tras Jase7h A. dearly hs-
--aF - "a Anrfe ard Toseph EclsecH. and
r----a- - W-F Iva c1-EEr ard L11tz E1l-
sa-s : usrfre - EEsssc1lssrrs- AEet = Eeers
81 n A fO.klsnd pzpe-s please
earT3
r-f--ss ard sccc.i-ts1ces are respectfully
i-r-s5 10 ar-e-f me fr-e-zl ro-no-rrF ~
farf T-Iv 81 Ep1S- a c'clccE e. T. 1rc-a
rte r---s q Trlius $ tsocezu- - bls1
street -te-re 20 Saered Heart cnEEf1- cs--e-
9 Ee- ard Flllzo-s s--sets Tse.e - = -.
~ IS sozI coU-e1r.u< AZ 80 q n Anre--
-e-r hoy Cross ce-e-eTT-
cATEs-I- rtss city. IEly :. 1875 Justin
= sssss- sns ssIs-sS hrgshe- of Dr. ? z.
81 ard EserrruEe 2 GAre<. Z netiFe =
sz-aEr1te CAL z<et > yezE uqlt1k
= -a-s 's1cr1le--Lo' ~, l-sT1s l-e-s@
w. ere rss.--rfuIir fnritrl - zrtsn.
- fuus-sl ssrrices. tesay llA7rsesFs =, =. =;
s- street o1rzer q DevisSce-o- -7ierze1'
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-30
RoRN

E1EEv-T-s orEis-s- IulF =. 1905. % The wife
- EGVlri 81 Ella. q EEEg1ra--
r-rRS10RFF-Ir r6ls city. gulv =. 1913 =
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-30
WrLL - RrILnING

Harriet Thompson applied EaSter6sT =
Cor permit 20 eEecr tLree story brick
building p Main street near Market 70
Ccs- s-5.cr1.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-30
BIRTHS. MARRIAGES, DEATHS

ae Inserted L-aF E-s- - 1G--s- u AZ
e--=- q --r --t.1E---l C--ces E-- - 111o-se1
-E-e z-- -esl1e-r= = ls-s11s aE-l1--
tr have re sane p-a-is-s1- No1ees ~
r--=a -.--r-r tie e--lsl--cs--e-- Il r1e eTe1-
- o--e Z -Es c1-u-l free G. C1Erg=-
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-30
MARRIED

-0.-ES-T EEN--n TITS cl-y- Tulr :. 1a1s.
u 1e-l 4r- q ------s 49,
= sns scrrie -s-eel = BEoz- Gel
r-T-8r-.l RR0N-T- rhis rErr- Tu,- =
e< - Il z BEL TEzss TE-6.rr q SsT-
-r=sIt.1--T -TTns E-r--S EuE Sczla l. MeArru1-
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-30
CYPRESS LAWN CEMETERY

OFFICE
90. s0s, sos ard se7 UnInu Square Bssic,sg.
sse POST ST.
TeIe1hczs- Doazlas 1z1k
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES

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- --E TFe-pes-ay- E--y =
- " Ge-rleT. -, and Nay sylTszts-. =.
t-- Z V-sLEez- .A-asEs-
r =. E-1z-a =. 80 Ler--E strssl
az Ese = G----- - 81 G-tTe street
@ g. ueGee -. -sss. F1--T -s-Eli-1 sTs11e,
Es= L--1s Ls. -1z AileEee--l sIf1---
1 Eet - 80 Na1e-ee1t1 street.
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T-.-s- A. ,4-lezs- =. Is Cs-.lklEsod sIreel-
s u Ezse1-A - S-1-- Nara
-E O. F-t-tsz-- = 20 sz1e.eE STREET AID
Es-= =. g-ras.z. - I'D Hl--s1 r. s-sI+s1-
- ---. - - Els s-ree-.
-Es--- -aez.--z-s $685. - --2A--' c--s. H.
l 30 1--E-s- -. -.-ss = ,s4s--s -4s.ss-ss -
eSE-s sE- d. Es-E- - cT-
q a--- - -. - s7---- ---.s-- - -
lzs Erezia 90 -f-z-- - 80 So7e-set s--es-
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Ea1s =. = 80 -'5--s ,l-.-s--s -. ,r--.
CEreEs- -. ---t fen street
T1l1 Ec--t-EE-s- - - AeT=s s--ss- ~
7E-EG-L p. h'-71as-oe- - - AcA---srs-
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s1s ls--s~ 2. z go4lstaa. g. .Ee-11-rsh- ssoi-
---~---t- 4. -r.--e-. q. 8 Csl Street sns
So = S--r..-s 50 Page street
Er-se r. 1rc-h0-sl1- = 80 kziel-ls s--est
ErkyD. --,r a.-FLs oou--iu-. -.--isrs
--Hs Ue-e -ssle1 fo-ET-
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q ArIla. 81. F-errsis. snt Is ,fitrs.
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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-30
MFETNG-sundar

A2-O1 next Su-6sF MRS :. + WHITNEY.
Ee6-Uz- gives messages To- rkz beze1r = La
dies sd Van Ness hall - Van Ness ev-. =
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-30
MEETNGs-SpecIaI

MEETNGs-speciaI
ANNUAL MEETING
Ia Eis5c1 Truz alz LGco-0tfTs Wo-SS=Ths
E1zuEl meeting q the stock Eolds-s q rhs RiS-
do- I-u1 sid LocozorfFs Ts-ks 1o- tie elec-
-taz c Trustees fo- Tie ensuing year and tie
rrznszcrzcl q s1ch o-ks- bEsizzSS zzF be
hru1zhE bsssre tie meeting. viii bs he'd tie
osecs q the company. rs S-e1zrt St. San Fran
casco, @ MONDAY. TIE 50 day q August. 1865
az - o'clock = n
HARRY D RoGERs secreta-r.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-30
DIVIDEND NOTICES

OFFICE ot the FErezzz's Fu7d E1s1ra1ce
Cc-uE1T. San FrE1eiEco. July -. iss3S-AS 4
meeting Ct the bosrc gf dtrectc-s q t1Es
c0Zp41T. held this day. 6iTi6ezd vas de-
eIsre1 20 stock EclGe-x q rscc-G q TztS date.
pzEzbIe q and after g1ly -. l2S- DtTsce1d
cheeks viii he mailed 10 stock Eo41--S-
LOUIS wEISMANN SecEet&rT-
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-30
MATRIMONIAL

EANTED-By yUuzg nan. =. with sone prop
s-rF and good s1lEFT. zcqusia-zzce q yo1ns
LADY between - ard IS ohsecr lsErlEo1E-
Do nof hs deceived: TIE ozly reliable mzt-1Ez0-
nal 5ureEu ycu w5Il ind az MRS A VOL
TERS 175e G=srT ST. established Il 1s*1-
CALI4BRANCH 0TFICE. 1851 FlIEmo<e s. ue2r
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-30
NFoRnATIoN wANTEp

WANTED-TEe present address q Carl MAJ
Samuel E9stetz and J. n Sanford officers q
Vhe PEc-1c Scztes Mercantile C9-1Tzzy.- 80
Na1tzoze-- 81. San FrE1clsc0- II Ists: Eoe-zl
reEErd- address T. o box E54- Sza Jose. Cal
CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1871 Fillmore ST. rear
Pest
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-02-01
THE OUTLAWS CHRISTMAS"
THE BLANEY OFFERING.

A new sensational thriller entitled 'Tft.
Outlaws Christmas is the attraction
destined to occupy the stage at Blaney s
Theatre next week. 1t is from the pen
of Theodore Kramer. who needs no intro
duction to lovers of the melodrama. 1t Is
said that Mr.. Kramer has written an up
to-date comedy drama, Astounding in thrill
ing scenes and situations, with much COM
edy and several specialties. The play is IN
four acts and eleven scenes.
The scenes include n seven-story apart
ment house; a miners hut in the Klondike;
the interior and surroundings of a gold
mine in the Klondike; the Grand Canyon
OF Colorado, showing the Great Divide,
mountain stream, and a hut on the Pail
sades over the Hudson. The story tells or
the experience OF husband, wife and child,
who fall into the clutches OF Il scheming
adventures. who. being in love with the
husband. tries to separate the family. she
even goes so far as to accuse the hus-
band of murder and intrigue and there are
all the ultra sensational episodes which so
to make up the usual plot Of popular mcio-
drama.
For n special feature the management
has introduced the horse Jessie. which is
called upon to make a jump with three
people on her back into q raging stream
| Uank with 1000 gallons OF water),
The cast includes Stewart Beebe. Lids
| Merab, Baby Florence Mascotte, Daniel
Lawler, Gertrude Dion, Magil. Tom Sam
Van. Joseph Lewis, Harry Scott. M. F,
Ryan, William Willis, Frank Woudford
and many others. The usual matinees viii
be given.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-02-01
BILLY WATSON AND HIS
BURLEsoUERs AT EMPIRE

That well-known burlesquer. Billy Wat
son, will be the leading attraction next
week at the Empire, when Watson's burles-
uuers Will be the magnet to draw the
crowds. Mr.. Watson is remembered as
Philip. the politician sausage maker, lit
his revival OF "Krousemeyer's Alley. As
Philip be has many eomical situations.
Mr.. Watson says he is the originator OF
his peculiar line of comedy.
In his army OF fun-makers are such as
Swan and Bambard, eccentric acrobatlc
comedians; the petite entertainers, the Mil
lershlp Sisters, expert clock work dancers.
the Biiou Comedy. Trio, known as "The
Sailor Boys" singers. comedians and mi
tators: Miss Bonnie Whitman. who, MIR.
Watson claims. is the most handsome
woman In burlesque; ard girls, thirty ID
number. who sing and dance.
An extra attraction vii! occur on Wednes-
day night. February ). wbep a chorus
girls singing contest will bel held among
the feminine members Of the company TO
decide once and for all the best singing
supremacy. Cash prizes will be given me
three best singers. and the audience VIII
be Judges. The regular amateur night VIII
be given Friday.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-02-01
THE USUAL VARIETY
IN PRoCTOR'S BILL.

AT Proctor's Theatre during next week
the program will be headed by Carlyle
Moore, Ethelyn Palmer and Company. IN
on Offering written by Cecil De Mile, en-
titled. 9TH Mans the Thing Special
scenic effects descriptive of an old Eng
FISH tavern in the seventeenth century are
carried. Mr.. De Mile is the son OF BE
lasco's old collaboration, William =.
De Mile. and has written several pieces,
among them "'Cla ssmates.'' in collaborl-
tion with his brother William. He is now
netting in his brothers play Tho war
rens of Virginia. at the Bclasco Theatre
New York.
The reappcarance Acre after several
years absence of Julian Rose will be Il
source of pleasure to all who enjoy the
witticisms of this clever Hebrew charac-
ter dclineator. Another welcome WIZ
no doubt be accorded Agnes Scott. VINO
will appear in her original semi-muslcal
sketch entitled '"rhe Wall Between in
company with Horace Wright, a native
Newarker, whose sweet tenor voice is wen
remembered. The Ellis Nowlin Troupe
are an aggregation pf acrobats who COM
bine grotesque comedy with their tum-
hing Clifford and Burke, two black
face comedians. will sing and dance.
Arthur Whitelav. ''the Irish-American.
promises a new budget OF songs and say
incs OF the Celtic brand Of humor. Klein,
OFT Brothers and Nicholson are a quartet
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-02-01
JANE" NEXT
Paul Armstrong; Strong Play at the Newark With
Eleanor RObSon--Wh the Other Theatres Will Offer.

WYE can, with greatest pleasure and assurance that every pleasant antid-
w patton will be realized, advise the readers of the EVENING STAR by
all means o see "Saomy Jane" at the Newark Theatre * week.
They who attend will witness a gripping, vita dram Elusive of the reality
of a picturesque life and red blpoded character entertaining with unor n
strange romance vigorous with action and pulsatng with passion. Mr.. Arm
strong las put" the best work of his career into this characterization of Bret
Hartes story of "Salomy James kiss" His earlier" Heir to the Hoorah' be-
comes ven feebler than it really is by comparison. If seeing the play nae lot
recalled it, we ire afraid W would have forgotten Bret Hares story alto
gether SO long as a it that we read it, But there is plenty Of evidence that
Mr.. Armstrong has studied the original with faithful sympathy, for that color
OF life, that redoenceo of the soil n spirit of m West which vas a prnc-
pal distinction of Bret Hartes works, is in the stage version Its quaint
humor is charming; to see old Colonel Starbottle in the flesh is something to
cherish. AS for the acting, that, when the play was in the course of it's long
III 1t the New Amsterdam Theatre, New York, Lastly ear, ws all that could
have beer desired.
To welcome a actress of Miss Eleanor Robsons distinction to town is
always a great pleasure In Miss Robson's cas- there is something personal
and intimate N the affection for her with which she inspires a audience. 1t
is partly n doubt because hi las bee wise and fortunate in the selection
Of her plays; because, instead of picking out the historical heroine OF the
gutter drama, h las chosen to represent a type of woman thats hurnanly
sweet and lovely. 1t will take a great deal of time to eface the memory OF
her exquisite impersonaion of Merely Mary Ann" in which she last appeared
in Newark. In "Saomy Jane her role is ute different. or the dehcacy of
expression demanded to convey the tender pathos N beauty of the earlier
character she must substitute a more robust method to embody the vigorous.
soul-searching passion that possessed the primitive nature of Salomy in her
love. But that Hiss Robsons art is versatile and flexible she has demon
stMed in a considerable variety OF parts-in Juliet nj Kate rdcas
the classic roles and in Nurse Marjorie" "Te Girl Who Has Every
thing" and other plays of today. Through them ALL a 20 in "Salomy
Jane" las shone that pure, sweet womanhood, that gentle charm of per-
sonanty that beautiful simplicity and sincerity that are the inherent atn-
hptes of the actress herself
The other ley thearicalo offerings of next week will be THE Outlaws
Christmas" al Blaneys; "a Fighting Chance" at the Columbia; vauoeVmme
at Proctors; watsonfs Buresquers, at the Empire, n Rice & Bartons Dig
Eaety company at Waldmann's
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tation of Paul Hervieu's drama, THE
Awakening" in which Miss Nethersole has
scored heavily in the West. During the
first four performances of the second week
of the engagement at Days, Miss Neither
sole will be seen as the heroine of the
famous "Adrienne Lecouveur' play. The
last half of the second week will see Miss
Nethersole's first appearance as Media,
in II Pagliacci," a drama taken from the
same source as was Iconcavellos opera,
and on the same evening she will appear
in a two-nct drama. THE Enigma" also
by Paul Hervleu. The final weeks pro-
gram will consist of three representations
OF 'Sapho,' two of Carmen" and one
each of "TLe Second Mrs. Tanqueray."
"Magda'' and Camille 1t will thus be
seen that the popular actress is to give
an entertaining and varied selection of
plays during her short New York season,
the first she has had for two years. Her
forthcoming appearance will be Miss
Nethersole's last in the United States for
at least two years, as she ~contempla,es
partial retirement from the stage after
her Paris engagement in May. Miss
Nethersole's support at Days will include
Charles A.. Stevenson, Frank Mills, Lionel
Belmore, George Ingleton, Lawrence
Grant, Langhorne Burton, Katharine
Stewart and Adeline Bourne. IN order to
accommodate patrons at Days Theatre,
special arrangements will be made for the
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RICE G. BARToN's GAIETY
COMPANY AT WALDMANN'S,

There comes to Waldmann's Theatre next
week Rice and Bartou's Big Gaiety
Extravaganza company. which will APP
pear all the week, beginning witt a Mon
day matinee. MessrS. Rice and Barton
have had long experience in minstrelsy,
comedy and farce and know well the sort
NJ entertainment h%urlesque lovers demand.
This season the fun will begin with a new
satire called broadway After Twelve,
and end with the burlesque. The Red
Light District" The lines and situations
are said to be filed with comicalitles, and
the action is busting, introducing gay hus-
bands. jealous wives and other old reliable
comedy characters, while there is plenty
of opportunity FOR the chorus girls 10 dis
play their ability.
Charles Barton. the well-known ex-
travaganza comedian. heads the bill.
Vaudeville specialties are introduced in an
olio. headed by Bert Baker. singer and
monoloelst; Mildred Gilmore, the GIN
GER girl. will appear, as also Mckee and
Van, song and dance artists; Pierce ana
Maizee. t~ravesty entertainers the Nico-
demus Trio of instrumentalists, aud the
troupe OF twelve French dancing girls.