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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-04-02
War at Home.

About 10000 soldiers of peace are
killed every year in this country by
machines-including railroads. ~
The evening world., 1908-03-21
THOUSANDS HERE
HELPED BY RECIPE
Announcement Of Home Pre-
scription Created Many
Calls, Says Druggist.

That the readers OF this paper ap.
preciate advice when given In good
faith Is plainly demonstrated by the
fact that one well-known local phar-
macy supplied the ingredients for
the vegetable prescription" many
times within the past two weeks.
The announcement Of this simple,
harmless mixture mas certainly ac-
complished much in reducing tho
great many cases OF kidney com.
plant and rheumatism here, relieVA
ing pain and misery, especially
among the Older population, who are
always suffering more or less with
bladder and urinary troubles, back
ache and particularly rheumatism.
Another well-known druggist asks
US to continue the announcement Of
the prescription. It Is doing 50
much real good here. he continues,
that It would be crime not TO do
so. 1t cannot he repeated too often,
and further states many cases OF re.
markable cures wrought.
The following Is the prescription,
OF simple ingredients. making .
harmless. inexpensive compound,
whice any person can prepare BY
shaking well in a bottle: Fluid EX-
tract Dandelion, one-half ounce;
Compound Kargon. one ounce; Com.
pound Syrup Sarsaparila, three
ounces. Any first-class drug store
will sell this small amount OF each
ingredient. and the dose FOR adults 10
one teaspoonful. 10 be taken after
each meal and again AZ bedtime.
There Ia enough here 10 last for one
week. II taken according to direc-
tions. Good results will be apparent
from the first few doses.
The evening world., 1908-03-21

| tweptr-one weeks and ctNis while tho
perfOrurr noes arc ~ L drawing crowde'
! houses, The new iul,<esario has made
n Ir,'ord by producing 6 r the nrst time
In America ''Pelca. ~ McliSande,'
Louise ''Thais." siberia" and,
| practically "Thc Tales OF Hoffman"
BESIDES he has revived The CVbblcr
and the FAIRY" new 10 the present
generation, and now In his last week,
win present "Andre Ohenier,' which
had three performances only when Col.
Map.esons cvspaLny was at the Aoad-
enly OF Music .n y9d
Ciiordano's "AaLrea Chcnier" Is to be
the bill Tor Friday night with EVA
TetrJzzin!. wife q. Campau!n and sis
ter Of the reisning diva, in the prin ncipal
woman's part. as a compliment to the
ma.sterfu conductor. Nine. Tetrazsini
WI! be heard as Violettn, in 'Trsviata"
on Monday and as Lucia IN DoniEettI's
opera on Wednesday. Mary Garden
viii appear in Louise" at the satur-
day matinee. On Saturday night there
VIII De gaia closing performance, IN
which all the principal artists will ap-
pear. Tomorrow night Will be the last
o' the popular Sunday concerts.
The programme In full for next week
is as follows;
sUNDAY-Last popular concert. with
the finale OF the third act OF "Ernani,"
the rast including Russ, Bass, Sam
marco and Arimondi. and the finale OF
the second act OF Aida" with Asost.n-
ell, DE CLsneroA zenatel!o. Ancona and
Arimond!.
MONDAY-"Traviata," with Tetr.z-
E.ni. Bassi, Ancona and Gilbert
WEDN E>SDAI-' Lucia" with Tetraz-
z.ni. Zenatelio. Ssmmsrco and Ar!-
nonI
FRlDAY-"Andre Chenier." with Eva
Tc,rLzz.nl. Campanin.. Aeppill.. De Cts-
\ eros, Bassi. SAmmarco, Crabbe Ari-
mondl and Gianoli-Galetti.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON-'.L Louise"
U.ta Mary Garden. Bressl ssler-Gtanoli
Iaimores and Gilbert.
SA rURpAY I9VEJNING-ClostnS gala
performance "TrAvilta'' Ctirst aco
N!'h Tetrazz.ni ard Bassi: "Pagliacci"
t..St act with AgosInclli Zena teiio
SL!uluarto ana Craooe. Faust Second
aoo. with Mary Garden. Dalmores and
Ariru Ondl. Lucia Ont mad sCene), W.
'otrlZ2!n. and Aida" second act).
with Russ nj Cisneros Bassi. Ancona
and ArimoNdi.
Campo vii! conduc; ar the per
fprmanceS.
The evening world., 1908-03-21
BY SYLVESTER RAWLING.

~ EETHOVEN 5 only opera. "Fid.-
* lio." was revived at the MetrpTol-
- itan Opera House last nigat for
the first time in more than four years.
1t was handsomely set, we'll cast AMI
admirably sung. There was Big au-
dtence. which sat in reverent silence
while the plot was unfolded. applauded
the singers generously after each cur
tain and seemed thoroughly TO enjoy
the performance. Yet a remark over
heard in the lobby when 1t was all over
mad pertinence. Thank goodness, "
said the man to his woman companion,
''he wrote only one opera"
II Is given to few men TO be uni
versal geniuses. Beethoven was no ex-
ception to the rule. The acknowle edged
master OF absolute music had only a
rudimentary conception OF the way to
develop tragedy OF life along natural
dramatSr lines. and to express II in
convincing musical terms. AS the pro
t2gcnist Of conjugal devotion-sincere
forceful and tremendously effective as
NE !s at t!mes-he leaves an impression
Of amateurishness. Acknowledge tie
charm OF the solos, duets, trios, quar-
'NNe anu COllttEltd Oh lIt 'h-
era. pay tribute to the skill, in the con-
struction OF them as one must, there
still !s lacking the conviction of reality.
The characters are automatons. The
music recalls the concert room
Berta Morena made a lovely picture
IN the title part. Her beautiful mobile
face was alive with expression. She
was a 1.-the. almost stalwart young
/ man. No wonder Marcelliue fall in
love with her. 1t was a great wonder
nobody suspected her sex. She sang
delightfully."-. Bella Alien, as Marce
line. was a surprise because @. tae
volume OF voice she disp a. d without
any impairment OF its beauty. BY no
chance can Burrlan make himself look
admirably. Goritz as Pzzaro, Bass
Rooy as the minister looked. acted and
sang well The chorus OF prisoners was
finely trained.
Gustav Maher who conducted. fairly
won the hoonrs OF the evening. 1t is
% aim that the revival "a due, an 4
under his direction the production was
made. There were two acts, each OF
two scenes. Rarely. 4 ever, has the
Deonora overture No. been better
played Maher introduced II between
the two scenes Of the last act II was
eXquis!tely sha led and superby de-
veloped The best symphony orchestra
in the world could have done nothing
more with e. Such applause as
The evening world., 1908-03-21
CROWN SEEKERS
PUT ON TOP SPEED
IN HOMESTRETCH
Commodore Rose Has 1924
Votes for Auto King, and
H. y. Allen 9,7o4.

The struggle for supremacy between
those representatives OF two giant rivals
for the transportation business OF New
York. President Harry N Allen. of tho
New York (red) Texicab Company and
Supt Leonard X. Clark OF the New
York Transportation lgreen taxica hl
Company. and between those two Har-
President Francis w. Clinton. OF tho
Danbury Hat Company, is getting
fierce
In the poll to-day Commodore Rose
leads with 1884 votes, and Mr.. Clinton
is at his heels with S,1se.
President Allen red Taxicao) scores
s.T6& while Supt. Clark green Taxi
cab is close up with 9.lJo votes.
Meanwhile DR.. Julian P. Thomas Is
coming down the stretch in the nrst
bunch" with S.s7s votes.
The Contest for Queen.
For Queen Miss Edna MAJ Spooner
still leads, with s672 votes Elsie Janis
has 2,5c9 and Mrs Cuneo 2395
Miss Beatrice Morgan made the pace
during the past twenty-four hours, her
Harlem admirers dropping 6l7 votes for
her in the ballo; box "a the Harlem
Opera-House bringing her total for
four days up to l.1cs with warning
The evening world., 1908-03-21
PUBLIC NOTICES.

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Boroas. q pa MsnSsssan Hall An q assols: ott,ss:
SoT}cE Is HEREsy GIVEN, a. r.au.r.s
by the create. New York Charter. that th3
IGSss Tluaen n Real iRsssad s psf ~
Estate Of the BorouKhs OF Manhattan. me
nT0qsyH se City e s.. and 4aER @
open to5 public inspsctioS oss. ssssmins,ion .nd
nna iss s. III dsy az Msrsh GHsh os and including
for pn5i pnSc 0i @ s % oDss
made by any 9er.on SS ,n or sSrporation Claiming
real or personal estate to have the sa%1n$ nd
e0{ IN the Borough Of Manhattan. a. th. main
sensn se..ses.. 81 Han of Rsoord:. No. 81 a atAss- n
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IN oniy y Al "a 4. esss,Hrs: %s,Hr s5s
'ne neApplieations in relation To- the ,a.ssss.a
b q; gsTt''a & ps4 q:
ssrryins ssI ' on businea. q Tn. city * New
Borough where such place ot busIpsss il
located between the ssa,1asx hSnr. q 10 and
n,ications must be made between 10 A. M
snd - noon LAWSON PuRDY
FRANK RAYM6Nsfps,,
NICHOLAS MULLER
JAMES II. TULLY,
CHAS PUTZEI.
THOMAS. l.. HAMILTON.
HUGH HASTINGS
Commissioners Of Taxes md Assc ssments
The evening world., 1908-03-21

to the leaders that they must TO
',II somer f II they would Wear the 9ueen1's
Automcbiie Company, has 1861
Nils, Joan Grae, OF the Gus Edwards
New Circle Theatre Company. has p0i
y,otesi Miss Hxa TanGuay, 4S Miss L
bowman. go; Dorothy Williams. 1874
nnd Miss Minna Phillips, leading lady
Of the Corse Payton Lee Avenue COM
rsny, Broohyn,, i4a. Miss Ada Meyers.
troupe has 1ss. and 'iis i. picked BY many
admirers for a winner.
Many Entries for Big Parade.
Tho smallest four-cyl.nder natomo-
TO Masters George and Herbert Luris.
thirteen and eleven years Old re-
.pectivclv. and will soon be seen in
LHre tfS tie 9e 9a,hor .n' Of I Ike TSe twS youSs 2
owners OF the car. had the miniature
machine especially built by A. Halver-
son. and when not in use the car will
Company. No 1888 iSs7 broadway. fhc
l.tt car will be ono o. tAe feature.
OF the automobile carnival parade on
the evenins Of Tucrday. April !.
soc!stion Carnival banner to be dis
played In the salcsrooms during oarni-
val week. Will be beauty. II Ia five
feet long, ana 40 made tNht the upper
PORTION, relating 20 carnival w-ak. can
be detached. the lower par. being a
complete banner In !;set Tor permanent
display.
The formal application blanks .or po-
s!t!ons In the illuminated parade. 10 be
held Tuesday evening. April T. were
sent out two or three days ago to mem
bers OF the trade Replies have already
begun TO pour in. The coun;erma.ch
feature on Broadway from Fitty-ninth
street 70 one Hundred and Tenth
street will give the occupants OF cars
in the line OF marcl an opportunity 20
see one hundred and two solid blocks
OF the parade Itself Many are enter
ing their cars 20 avail themselves o:
this opportunity to see the spectacle
ana under the best condi-
tions, thus avoiding ;he crowds which
will line ~. the thorough fares through
which the cars pass.
Applications have been received for
space from the Maxwell Briscoe Com
pany. twenty-five cars, both decorated
and dealers; three Bahcock electrics.
three Northerns. three Stearus cars FOR
dealers division and three Stearns
Rriarclirt racers FOR the first divisions;
SIX Stude ebakers one decorated two
commercial and three dealers; ATTY
O'dsmobiles. both decorated and deal
ers division; a float OF the p. T. Tire
Company. float car FOR the Jones
Speedometer and others.
The evening world., 1908-03-21
"Fideli0" Well Presented at
the Metropolitan Opera:HOuse

brought out has seldom been heard in
tn" Metropolitan Opera House this
year. II came from all parts of the
house and was kept up for long
time.
The scenery. all now, was painted IN
Of the Imperial Academy. solid walls
rising fifty feet. made me prison from
the courtyard look fears1ine. real.
Fior.stan's underground dungeon was
i1-1.dd ng enough 10 chill the air and
make the flesh creep
The curtain calls Were many. and in
nearly all of them Maaer was forced
TO share
The evening world., 1908-03-21

Walter Damrosch will bring the chro-
1sl,. isls' 0' '"e composer S''AS ~" - -
Josef Hotmann. the pianist, at the
last Of the Symphony Concerts for
Young People, under Or. Frank Dam
rosch. at Carnegie Hail next Saturday
thoven. Mendelssohn and Chopin Eng
l!sh, Irish. Scotch and American fox
songs, WITH Eiith CHAPMAN Goo!d as
programme. and Dr pnmrosch VIII
show their influence on symphonic uu-
sic - NcKensle's Rule Britannia"
overture. movement from Charles V.
S.autord's Irish symphony and other Sc
.ections.
Two extra concerts by the Ph!lhar-
monte Society are announced for Car
negie Hall next Friday afternoon and
Saturday evening. The programme will
be devored TO Tscha!kowsky. OF WON
Wassly SafoHoff IS such a marvellous
.ate prefer. res Carreno vii. be The
solOist IN the piano concerto in r f.'
minor The "Pathetique" symphony and
also be PLAYED The fiery Cossack sail.
tor England on April u He !. to con-
hagen and has been invited TO visit
italy His summer Will be spent IN the
Caucasus.
Rudolph Ganz, the Swiss pianist. Will
symphony Orchestra In Carnegie Hall
next Thursday evening. Beethoven's :
Eide o. .overture, Tschaiko wsky, 5
phnnic suite. "Uebers Weltenmeer." by
Fritz StahlberE. will be the orchestral
numbers. Mr.. Stahlberg IS a native of
The evening world., 1908-03-21
Il F1ltlng Good By TO
"PeMeae ct MellS0Hde.' -

DERFECT in every detail with its
delighted auditors crowding the
L house "Pelleas e Melisande" re-
ceived It's final presentation this season
at the Manhattan opera House last eve
nng. To judge by the size of the house
as well as by its appreciation OF tho
work of the artists. Dehussv's opera
could well sustain a supplemental. sea on
all It's own. Such performaura as
was given last evening llagers long in
ones memory Each artist seemed to
feel that "good-by' was sounding and
did his or her best, and If any criticism
audience its5lf App ause between the
tableauX cost many music lover some
strains that should not have been
The cast was the usual one, Miss
Garden Nine Gfe~vi..e O. R-arae and
Messrs. Du,ranne. Ieri-r and Ar.m1ndi
Tncy were recalled many .imes and
Miss Garden ssweetly. received severa
irih hltes of vtolets II is good TO ear
that "Pelleas et Mellslnda will rece y,
much attenl on ON NJ. Hanmers'oin's
programme for next season. Tie i'm
presar!o received THIS -e-,-r yesterday
from the composer.
lines the expression Of my sincere
gratitude 70 YOU for having dared .
preser. "P..'eas et Ne sando" IN
America. II IA partilu arly happy
event that success has come to rOT
after your effort which, quite apart
cause or French music
wv tn my cordial thanks be assured
OF my highest apprceittion.
"CLATDE DERUSSY."
The evening world., 1908-03-21
Danes in MNs,c W0rld
ONtslde Obpr0 H1nses.

DFETHOVEN'S sixth rhe Pastora)
* and seventh symphonies will be
A--> played az the fourth concert Of the
Beethoven cycle by the New York
symphony Society tomorrow afternoon
IN Carnegie Hall. JomelN will sing two
- CIaerchen's songs from "Esmont"-
DE Trommel Gerhuret" and Freud
vol una Ledvoll." With this concert
The evening world., 1908-03-21
Next Weeks Bills
at lie Melr0boItan.

n HR. CONRIED'S programme tor
W the Metropolitan Opera-House
next week consists OF repet,.ions.
"Mignon" Will be sung on Monday
evening and AT the Saturday matinee
Faust" on Wednesday. "Fidello" on
Thursday "Trovatore" on Friday and
"Tannhauser" on Saturday evening.
Mr.. Conried's annual benefit takes place
on Tuesday.
Gounods "Gali,a" will be sung at to-
morrow nights Sunday concert oy
Eames and the full Metropolitan Opera
House chorus This concert Aas not
been heard here since l9oL The other
soloists will be Homer Martin and
Van Rooy Bovy will conduct.
Tie '...~H., .,N.|fIr opera House season
for la0S and 1909 will open on Nov. 10
and continue for twenty weeks O.t
subscribers NAV renew IN 10 April 30
A''.r t- Io~. Who would he su -
scrihers NAV apply for seats. Only a
dozen performances a. DoDu,ar prices
will be given on SATURDAY. nights.
The evening world., 1908-03-21

Germany thirty years old, who is now
living in New YORK. Mr.. Volpe believes
him 10 have great talent. His suite, in
four movements. depicts the various
moods OF wanderers crossing the sea.
the second Of Their sonata recitals az
night. Beetnoven's q major, Schu-
mann's minor ana Grieg's @ major
soratas Will be played. BY request the
third rec!taI VII! be given on April l2
instead OF April 5,
David Bispham Will D. the soloist at
the second popular Sunday concer, at
the Hippodrone tomorrow night by
Manuel Klein and MS orchestra OF sew
enty-five He Will sing the prologue
from "PaE,IacC." and several OF the
songs he has made famous.
The Peoples Symphony Orchestra will
close its season with concerts in Cooper
Ta!on mex: Thursday evening, and at
Carnegie Han next Friday evening.
Car, Burrian. from the Metropolitan
fred Maxim will sing at the Hungarian
Relief Soc!etys concert at the Wal
dyr.-As,uT.a mex: saturday night.
serrbrich. Paderewsk and Adam
vsk!-a great trio-are to give a con-
cert in Carnegie Hall on Nav for the
benefit OF the Legal Aid Society.
The New York TITO gives It's second
concert at Mendelssohn Hall next
SATURDAY. night.
Elolse Egleston, pupil OF Charles Lee
Tracy, will give a piano recital at Mem
de!ssohn Hall next Wednesday even
ing.
The evening world., 1908-03-21
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

GIRL wanted, downstairs work. wages, el4
s8l Crotona Park North, Bronx.
The evening world., 1908-03-21

Sel1hrich. Paderewsh and Adam
ov ska great trio-are to give con-
cert in Carnegie Hall on Nav for the
benefit OF the Legal Aid Society.
The evening world., 1908-03-21

The New York Trio gives its second
concert at Mendelssohn Hall next
SATURDAY. night.
The evening world., 1908-03-21

The Peoples Symphony Orchestra will
close !ts season with concerts in Cooper
Tn!on mex: Thursday evening, and at
Carnegie Han next Friday evening.
The evening world., 1908-03-21

E!olse Egleston, pupil OF Charles Lee
Tracy, will give piano recital al Mem
dessohn Hall next Wednesday even
ing.
The evening world., 1908-03-21

Walter Damrosch will bring the chro-
n1-osy OF the composers works down 70
The evening world., 1908-03-21
BROOKLYN ADJUSTMENTS.

David Higgins will bring His las
Dollar TO the Folly.
''Cnder Southern Skies" wifi be IN.
attraction a. the Bitou
sam A. serihncr''s Big Show win he
0sep a tAs Olympic
OS6v Runaway Giris come 90 Tho
& NS hs~ The Girls
The evening world., 1908-03-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
wESTChESTE

IVES CHES ER.
JUST over city line, Bronx values,
half Bronx prices. Webster and
Jerome av. trolleys pass proper.
ties. Proposed Sd av. IL" and sub
way will double values. Room 800,
$50 5th av. ". Y.
The evening world., 1908-03-21

n hETHoVEN's only opera, 'Fi4t-
* 10" was revived at the Metrprol-
- itan Opera House last nig1t for
The evening world., 1908-03-21

.ERFECT in every detail with its
delighted auditors crowding the
house "pallaas o. NIniisn nd, ra-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-10-23
NEW ELECTRIC ROAD
Has Been Started from the Kansas
End at Garden City

A special train from Pueblo on Sunday
conveyed the officers. directors and others
interested in the Kansas-Colorado cleo
trio railroad TO Garden City, Kan, for
the ceremony Of breaking ground for the
road that is planned to unite these, two
cities.
Elaborate ceremonies marked the first
breaking Of ground at the Kansas end Of
the line on Monday by S. H. Atwater,
president of the Kansas-Colorado Co.
Amongst those who were present and
assisted in the ceremonies was Col. Jas.
A. Lockhart Of this city. who was dubbed
the poet "lariat" of the Arkansas Valley.
But the party Of Arkansas Valley
boosters didn't find it so easy to return
home. because of the fact that the Santa
Fe :raeksihad been washed away about
Lamar. They had to make round OF
500 miles to Dodge City and Great Bend
where they made connection with the
Missouri Pacific, and so did not reach
home until Wednesday night.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-10-23
STATE BANK rlATTERS

Judge Rizer Allows et-Offs, Other
Claims to be Heard Nov. S and 6.
On Saturday Oct. 18th, Judge Rizer
handed down decisions on number of
claims against the State Bank of Rocky
Ford. where preference or set-offs had
been asked. The effect of these rulings
will be to cancel large amount Of notes
he'd by the Receiver by applying to their
payment the amounts of deposits or other
claims due the makers of the notes. 1t
will also take from the cash in the hands
of the Receiver considerable sum for
the repayment of notes which have been
paid since the bank suspended and which
are now held to be subject to this right
of set-off.
Claims for preference on time certifi-
Gates of deposit were dsallowed.
A number of claims are still held un-
der advisement and others are yet to be
heard, but all bank claims have been. set
for hearing Nov. 5th and 9Th. and it is
expected that most of them will be dis
posed of at that time.
The Receiver was ordered to pay off a
mortgage of S2,5Oo on a Main street
store building sold several years ago to
Ramsay & Byars and on which monthly
payments have been made, Upon receiv-
ing the balance of the purchase price.
which is some $500.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-10-23
Hand In Your List.

The members Of the Library Board
would ask that those Of our community
who are interested in the selection of
books for our Public Library. should send
in lists to aid the board in selection Of
same.
We also earnestly request that the
money due upon subscriptions will be
paid on or before Nov. /. so that said
board may proceed at once to purchase
literature in order to have it on hand
when our building is completed.
Lists and money to be handed to w. c.
Steele, secretary and treasurer.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-10-23
ChanberIain's
liniment

is all that is needed and it is GER
tain to give quick relief. Give it
trial and see for yourself how
quickly it relieves the pain and
soreness. Price 25c; large size, soc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-10-23
Notice Of Final Settlement.

In the Matter Of the Estate of Sarah J. Britt.
deceased.
Notice IL hereby given. that on Monday the
18th day Of October A. ID. 1876. being one of
the regular days OF the September Term OF
the County Court OF Otero County. In the
State OF Colorado, l. Theodore J. Britt, Ad-
ulinistratOr Of said estate. will appear before
the Judge OF said Court, present my final
settlement such Administrator, pray the
approval of the same, and will then apply To
be discharged as such Administrator. AT
which timo and place any person in interesI
may appear and present objections to the
same II any there be.
Dated at Rocky Ford. Colorado, Sept, mb,r
"a lHs THEADORE J. BRITT.
Administrator OF the Estate of sarah 4.
Britt, deceased. 81
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-10-23
Notice Of Final Settlement

In the matter Of the Estate of Edmond W.
Nanny. Deceased.
Notice l. hereby givcn. that on Monday.
the 9Th day Of November. A. ID. 1905. being
one OF the regular days Of the September
term Of the County Court of Otcro County
In the state Of Colorado. I, Carrie ID. NANNY.
cSecutriN OF said estate. will appear before
the Judge OF said Court. present my final
settlement ns such exccutriH. pray the np-
prOyal of the same. and will then apply to be
discharged As such executriN. At which
time and place any person may appear an2
lie.
Dated at Rocky Ford. Colo. Oct. stb. 1905.
CARRIE ID. NANNY
ESecutTiS Of the Estate of Edmond ".
Asnny. Deceased.
Glenn. BcaIl x Goblin. Attorneys. 2o3