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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-09-09
Fate OF the Spanish Woman.

Evelyn Milford, writing In the
Queen, says that the women OF the
lower classes in Spain do not make
calls nor read books, and have NO
parties" in the American sense OF
the word They do th ir household
work and 60 to church, and that 10 al
there Ia of life to them. Their nus
bands are -ery Jealous Of them, and
they grow old and vsaxy before 0slr
tina
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-09-09

1 Dan Rosenhaam of Humboldt, L.,
visited With his mother And brother last
week.
There was a fine crowd from Lower
Bend al The dance at Pencils. Come
again, you jolly kids
Miss Aura Green from Hawardea
visited al Pixies and McGalrese lAss
week.
Lewis Nezina attended the dance In
Cribs hall les, Wednesday night.
A. Gates started last Monday on IN
extended visit In the west. He viii rs
TO Seattle via the Great Northern
route, visiting relatives in washinsoa
and returning by a southern route 10
sisit relatives in Colorado
Mrs A. Belts, after visiting a lev
days with her son, C. r.. retarned
home to Wisconsin hy var Of Hartley,
ls, where she visits another son.
Adolph Rnecht lie home from Bowale.
IS. d., where he has been helping Ma
brothers hay and hsrvsst.
Miss Esther Alsorp, Sister III Mia
Lydia Aibore, is late arrival 1t the
academy
John Low 10 here from Missouri, as~
sisttne his brother. M. j., in his can
ming business.
q. n. Miller did some plssserinc Tor
rs. Livingston, Friday.
Max Graves, = brother of Eucepe
GRAY s, Is here from Alexandria. s D..
visiting and attending the mail olerss
convention.
Earnest Tucker hiss moved his crlbs
and barn 70 the north 81 his house, his I
purpose being 10 ec0nomize valuable
soil FOR FARMING sna gardening.
=. Foster lost . cow last week ss q |
results t her esusine 800 much green
scorD.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-09-09
LEGAL NOTICES
First Publication Augnsf u 1

y
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA, tss
COUNTY OF UNION
In County Court Within and for SAID County.
In the matter OF THE estate OF Andrew Erirk.
sssn, deceased.
Notice rs hereby given by the under, gneo.
administratrdx Of the estate OF Andrew Eriek-
SON, deceased. 10 the creditors Of and all Def
s0ns having chains against The said deceased
IT, exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
within six months after the first publication OF
this notice, Re the said administrator Ill her
residences IN Brute township In the County Of
Union, state OF south Dakota.
DRted III Elk Paint, This 9TH day Of urusl
lsus.
JOHANNA ERICKSON.
AdministratriX Of the estate Of
aw Andrew Erickson, deceased.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-09-09
chsssswortI

GheftswOrstk
Wallace Howie and wife lsfs Mouiisy
for Minneapolis TO atsend the Ssase
Fair. They will also visit his parsnss
~ Morahiield before his rssurn.
2. .. Msbh returned "Wednesday
from Kansas where he wsnt he went 10
look afser his farm.
mr.. MuIhoff and wife were pssssn-
gers 70 Asroa Mondas.
School bacan Tussasv
Airs %. H, hIcFxrlan and chflarsn
are visiting In pisrre =, present.
Florence Glsnn ANA Vsvisn lsNneforil
1resurned 70 their home in Spsnrsr, Ia..
Iarifas.
Mrs. Gaffnsy mDvea INN the Bncasl-
n'sn house just suompless6.
Ella Dunvsn of Sinux CITY ~isytsf, lhsr
'son, Edgar, Ut abe Koppsra home ans
day last week.
Bernice Farnhsm spent i isw DAYS
Inst wcsk ia Akron. She ms srsunc-
I'd ~ish > q. Busson % 40 his pisus
auoiue
Violet nnd Lawrence Rusniuk reassrn-
"a Fviday fsom lsoquok, s. ID.
Vim. DuuusnHnd D. %. Buursy s,rOxe
90 Bsrssford tridsy rssuuntse, sssur|
say.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-09-09

VDfeal strung, have gnna sppessite
and digestion, slsap sounfily and sp-
jos itIa, use Bnrinnk Hlnsd Bissers,
me great syssam tonic and builder
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-09-09

a Duluth four-year-old hopeful, who
was receiving an application OF the
corrective rod, looked up TO his Of
Tended mother, who had told him Of
his prehistoric whereabouts, and said:
oh, mamma, i wish I'd stayed In
heavenf"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-09-09

Fenk fstn uabieis DIR. Shnnpss-
sup Hsadsrha, swumsnly pains, amy
I'sins, spywhara. Ia % lminuies sure.
i'as11ciA M she bic lbDx. Ask ynur
drugs INSTRUMENTATION shis iformuia-
Its fins. RrnSrrR Fnprrfs IN
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-09-09

1tch! 1snhl lHhl-- .Srrstuh!!
Srratnhl Surgt1h! The nnre WIN
srratnh the worsslshe iitnh. Try DDsus
HOntmsnt. Itrursspiles, arzsma, any,
SKIN lituhiag. Alsddrueelae ssll II.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-09-09
Irish Prcverh.
Success often leads to insoisnce,

Dr. Ahsrnsshs, the grsat Eluglish
physicisn, said, Watch your kidneys.
When they are affected, iiife lis in dan
gsr,' R0leys Kidney Remedy makes
healthy kidreys, c0rrects urinary ijr-
ragulsrlties and tones up the WHOLE
syssem. PI0NEER DRUG GO
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-09-09

= ifftle sugar takan with water mot
sIoo cold IN case food iis not 6btainable
I'M nsiieve amy 1aaling M sax3,austion
zszn sniaaxn h,ssnsr
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-09-09

=. une Time sur lliberty' Is q trarm ,rsetl
e. Aftas6 Tor nm ittlsal lime Frequently
4 sess1issd ~ the form OF q vary aslsn-
-, slseua llsts1rS
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-09-09
aulte sn-

2ufxe 90.
Railroad OfhciRl-"WeIl, sur road
Us very much In the public eye These
days. eh?" Dirgruntlsd Travslsr-"Au
know about It. its cinderz zrs.-
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-09-09

Or. Metaler. aenaass. sla roaftA ~.
Sioux ctas, Ia,

Or. Menler. ssenaiss, sla roaFtA N
Sioux Cry, Ia,
Osra FaAeeolse speas Friday an.
sAtarsAy nigh, with ftienas in Saoo,
CITY
len nesvers ard faAily rstaenes
here TharsaAs from ChehAgls, Wash.
where they had been the psst year
Their many frisnas here welcome aAea
hack.
Andy Connors SOLD team of saalel
lara week 70 sshil TfuaeAa sof $500 4
eAAnot he raid that tAe horses anl
sAaies raised here are not high eaass,
g. W, SslsbeFry n Wayne. NebrS vas
Tied here fs~ days last week with
Friends.
Palmer ana Florence lselnara at Elk
rosn. were over ssaaaas visitors wsah
relatives here.
Mira y Oseorne iii Sheldon. IA, wss
here lass week visiting relatives.
NEFe. Al Berg Aaa Msse Esaa aseeay
leN MohaAS fof YAnkton,, 5. ID, 20 e4s
II relatives.
MI. AAA MFe. b. osConnor III Soak
CRY c&ne ap Monday 10 eis4t fflena4.
Mrs.. FvAak Collins Oh Danbary, Ia,
arrived here MonaAy 10 vlssa her
as0shet Mira Mary GnrrAn.
Nlr ana Ms~. Gene L,llley ~ Ssoax
CIts yfsisea dlaenas here MONDAY
Ms~. n. Al. Bcchara Ard xissef. Mrs..
Henf, we're Sioax cry v5sasors Sstar4
s6Ay.
n. BrusseAo and wife, GIt0tilae and
E&rl M0ntneae, AlmsAna Islls4sn Gafl4
aAdme ~ Sioux CFts, apens Sunday AZ
she Limoges home here.
Fred Melvin was business vlsleotI
N Si0ax CITY Monday
Tom Bkses, Tom Collins and Deea.
fl6A messenger wena 10 Elk Point
N0nAAy VI attend shA NurAl Ca rt.fers
WoAvsAyltjA
Z Hioa1se Brow &na MI sss Major o. Sloax
Uley wss% sunday VISITORS here.
MFed ChAussee oame down from
xIk poins 10 spend sunday with 'fienas
here.
Mi. MA MN. II. osRourke ana emma
t&n uease ~ from Sioax CFey Mfesines.l
nv fotA Nv wseia7 vtsit with rels.
xlSe.
l& III DeoeIl ma gh{laveh leit
mn S horne IA cJAiaAro.
lx<< - sSkk MINI vst5h Tekdives
xHd NM. Ghss alslchsrs0f M1ccns
tcS1<s - hsse vlsislse M. ana mrs.
lk1nl.
n. 4ssnsea xna vito, b. Alllaea and 4
wl& &ta AIbert AllHra left S.susdHg
IN minneapolis f6r Il vlsst wish rsla.
NlSes ma 10 Atteha axhe FAlr.
nliMe Kstsis ma f1ilA Aseay weDs
bso nm Penn Npsanssaas evening ao|
yajtt llfRnds.
aIlla 4Mfl BsAvsm Anli aas 'fsarmcn
@eesQsssf - H0nca Thursday ID visit
~. R&a fihs,aesee ma dhslarss olII
H. f3tit Apshs alsss week Win rela-l
(lSN 4Iste. Il
to s3l Swsst whttes fftunsk lnI
fk 7s<if S1xI<kf sStxss43~ /
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-09-09
ny stsstiy Aupllursiun

EmHrs0n: Read anything haH m
snour q day, and IN 1an ysazs ynu vim
ihA lenrnaa
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-09-09

s IN - - = ss<14s
lhss' many Ohssruct aDns, butsnone so DIES
pssa,e - psur health. Success 10
day a1smsnds health but Electsir
Bis>sss y 'shs Rrsssest hsalsh builder
ishe w0Sld lhas avsr known. N unmpsls
psrisus scatm 81 stomach, liver, kid
neys, bOwsis, purifiss and enrirhes
the lhioOd and sOnss gnf linyieDrases
the sih0le sysfsm. Vigorous hoffyansi
'iEssn lbssin IfOllDw sshsir a1se, You cam
sfl0rd 'tOslight Htausrir Blsasrs ifweass
runSdOwnDr siOkly. Only HOc. Guar
ansssd Nv sths HlOnssr Drug Go.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-09-09

ny ssn't they WRITE nm american
N1und aapsr.n
PC have mo psasantry to brix,r lin
- = uhmw."
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-09-09

s~sTTfy Duuun.
IT Is mot the wurst iiRr WIN uahus
q hit. hut the bast.-,Isifs.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-09-09

pIcssesst Rstare
Y Rclnsrtson sook dlnner Mt Pan
Anaarsons llest SUNDAY.
Il aleasaue Nasley school commence;
lass Niondss With Jlara .yohnsou d
Ateauhar.
1 Alhsrt MARBLE lleft last ,rnesslav ~,
L North sfmk0sa 30 i've on mis- c,ajm Ianf
'lalSo sssch school .shsre.
i Mrs. 3 Hofs;aa and rars. sD rgots,af
lssed 'bahs Elf spent Inst Monday affair.
moon ~ Carl Nelsonss.
/ Mhsre Naseuos many rom sl,,s yl,ln.
/ fts shst aatenn she's ld s.,sfl,,rs, sn,..
Isnsc III Alrestss.
| R3in has delayed slarashinc and lfH,
mskine this lwssk.
Eslsslsan Mable Kerr wislssd j teu
days with theireouain, Eve she fln,
lsot saek.
Hams johnson of Sloux nity Ii visit
Line withrafatfyes.
mrs ailiss Kjose visited lsst waa-
nes'l'sy ~ The home III her lbroshsr sf,,e
e,'s'shaee " 1sVss, Bruls
utssa Kiose Mt nor RIk Rofnt ~,
ttlsy where siha VII asssna ..,,l..,ol
sne cciulag yexs.
hlaagie Essr 49, taIt lin, y, Irs.......,
fiIi sthn III - 9,xfa,axs. IS. ". An ~ q
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-09-09
CARD on THANKS

HaVfoe removed 10 EN- Point wish
to thahk nay patrons and friends In
jefferson foc their liberal patronage
ia ahe past.
DIR. wa. Guaasl.ApMs.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-09-09

chinsss Firss Brssamssesrs.
y - ssassd rhat ms ttrst bread wss
unnGs ~ ! xn1inuun.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-09-09

Mrs. Bernard, who IL ssGll under The
soeioe aspars and IN slowly receive ring
n The Altar Society ladies met in Hal.
sseaas Hall last Thursday Afternoon
~ith Mv~"ss N. AatAtes A. hostess.
The aftstcoen ~as spent In the aseal
card game Msble Fountain winnaae
Vie haeh score favos.a china plate. A
dainty saae heoa was served hv The
hostess. The laases will he entertain.
ed next by Mfs J, Iersef and Mrs. 1
isenjamaa al the aaetAFs hoase.
The marriage III Msss Kate carraa
ta Len 49ampson. beck place AL the Ca.
thedvalo f the Ep4Dhans Al Sock CITY.
Monday naornine, vi eight o'clock.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-09-09
4saM g3A4A

aafsrsoA wAs defeated by the New
castle ssanh lash sonaas hs a score of
q 70 no. Ratperaes for Jefferson, Web.
Der Limoges Ard May. Newcastle.
Thompson and Thompson.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-04
HUBBY IN HONOLULU.

David w. Dothtt, railway mail
clerk, was divorced by his wife Lottie
this morning when Judge Graham
signed decree In her favor. Mrs
DOthitt testified that her husband was
in the habit of burning her clothing
when he did not cut them into shreds
and decorate the rear yard with rib
bOns.
Mrs Dothitt resides at 1850 Masonic
and her husband is in Honolulu, where
he went after less than three years OF
marital troubles-San Francisco
Globe.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-04
NOTED FRENCH
CHEF SUPERINTENDS

\ charming luncheon was given at
the Peninsula on Sunday by nun-
Der Of Honolulu gentlemen compIl-
mentary to Baron Carl Won Uhlig, OF
San Francisco, The delicious meal
was prepared by japanese COO:
aud pretty maid, but superintendent
by Monsieur Edouard, the French
chef of the Fairmont Hotel, who
leaves by the Korea today for the
Coast. lSan Francisco papers please
CNLNl
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-04
Fort Armstrong.


II the desire Of local Grand Army
men has weight with the War De-
partment some of the new fortifica-
tons on this island will bear the
name of General S. c. Armstrong
General Armstrong was the most dis
tinguished officer who went from
Hawaii during the Civil War, and,
after the conflict. took an important
place in the affairs Of the nation.
General Armstrong was bfother of
W. y. Armstrong. 'II.,
The following letters were sent to.
day:
Honolulu, Hawaii. May 8. 1903.
Hon. William IL. Taft, President OF the
United States, Washington, d. c
MIR. President:-GeOrge W. De Long
Post, Grand Army Of the Republic, OF
Honolulu, has petitioned the Score
tary Of War that some important fort
or post in this Territory should be
named after the late General Samuc
c. Armstrong. We would be glad o
your approval of the matter.
General Armstrong was born her,
and after serving through the war es
tablished the famous Hampton lnsti
tutc, of which Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute is an off.shoot.
We think that a Fort Armstrong
or an Armstrong Post" would be yer,
suitable here at his birth place.
Very respectfully,
(Signed) JOHN W. FRANCIS,
Post Commander,
(SlgneD JAMES T. COPELAND,
lSeaD Post Adjutant.
q. Honolulu, Hawaii May 5, 1909.
Hon Jacob NJ. Dickinson. Secretar,
OF War. Washington, d. c.
Sir:-The George w. DE Long Pos
of the Grand Army of the Republic
respectfully asks that the name o
General Samuel C. Armstrong be re
membered in naming some importan
fort or post in this Territory.
General Armstrong was native o
these islands. but being a student II
college at the time of the Civil War
volunteered to fight for. the preserva
ton of the Union and served through
the war.
His great service to the nation II
The establishment of the famous
Hampton School has made him
world known character and we thinl
that the naming of post or fort Arm
strong Post or Armstrong Fort" n
the land of his birth would be yer,
suitable.
Yours respectfully,
! (Signed) JOHN w. FRANCIS.
Post Commander.
tSigned) JAMES T. COPELAND,
Post Adiutant.
G. o, 20, First Battalion of EngI
| neers.
Fort De Russy, Honolulu, II. T.,
March 81, 1909
I !, The retirement of Sergt. Majol
Thomas +. Kennedy, LIST Batln. o
/ Engrs., pursuant to Par. 0, s. O.. No
%, W. D., March 0, 1909, is an
nounced.
2. The record of Sergt. Major
/ Thomas f. Kennedy is of such char
acter and his service in the battal
ion has been so long. that 1t is pub
lished for the information of the bat
TALON:
Service-In Company a, Battalion
Of Engineers, from Sept. -, 1881, tC
Sept, II, 1886 Sept. 10, 1886, tC
Sept, IA, 1891; Sept. Is, 1891, &c
Sept, II, 1896; Sept, Is, 1896, tc
Sept, II. 1899. In Companies A and
y. First Battalion of Engineers, from
Sept. 10, 1899, to Sept II, 1902;
Company d and n. c. STAFF, First
Battalion OF Engineers, Sept. 10
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-04

All Of the pile tests at Waikiki
Beach have been most satisfactory,
and rs soon as the piles from Seattle
arrive the first part OF the task of
laying foundation for the heavy
guns be commenced. This work
will consist of driving piles down
into the sand as indicated by the
tests lately completed.
As the safety OF the projected
fortihcations at Fort de Russy will
depend entirely upon the firmness
of the foundation, very exhaustive
tests were made to ascertain Just
what sort of substrata would be en-
CONFERRED ...
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-04
What Army and Navy
Folk Are Doing

1902, to Sept II, 1905; in n. c.
Stan, First Battalion of Engineers,
since that date.
Non-CommigsiOne Officer 49, Cor
poral, Jan. ], 1885; sergeant, Oct. /,
1883; first sergeant. June I, 1901;
battalion quartermaster sergeant.
Jan. /, 1905; sergeant major, Sept.
23. 1905.
Battles, Engagements. Etc. - Sec
ond expedition to the Philippine Is
lands, summer Of 1898; Spanish
American War hattie of Manila,
Aug, l3, 1898; capture of San Pedro
Macati, Feb. :; Galamfit. April 26-
81; Santa Thomas,{ May 6;ISan Fer
nando. June 10; Calumt,, Aug. .;
march to Santa Rita, Aug. a.. 1899;
advance with Genera ?:Schyan' >ex-
peditionary brigade through cavits,
Batangas and Laguna, Jan l to'Feb.
/ 4, 1900.
Honorable mention to report to
Lieut.. W. ID. Conner, Aug. "a, 1899.
Served in the Philippine Islands
from July 16, 1898, to Oct. II. 1901.
Spanish War and Philippine Cam
paign badges issued.
Served during the earthquake and
fire at San Francisco, Cal.
CharaCter-"Very good" on his
first discharge; excellent" on all
succeeding discharges. :.
The record above cited Is one OF
which Sergt. Major Thomas F. Ken.
nedy may well feed proud, and the
best wishes OF the battalion. com.
mander follow him in his retirement
3. This order will be published
to each company of this battalion
Immediately upon its receipt.
BY order Of Major Winslow.
.a., c. l., HALL,
Second Lieut., Corps of
Engineers, Adjt.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-14
Amusements
SPOKANE.


"The Burgomaster," rejuvenated
and freshened up in keeping with
the times, pleased fair-sized audi
ence in the first of its three nights
at the Spokane. A lot of catchy
music and entertaining comedy is
turned loose in "The Burgomaster,"
and cast of more than average
ability supports the star, Harry
Hermsen, in the role of Peter Stuy-
vesant. Hermsen, in voice and
physical and facial appearances,
seems we'll suited to the role OF
the old Dutch burgomaster and
governor of New Amsterdam. Leo
Kendall made good in the role of
Doodle Won, Krull, secretary to the
burgomaster. The singing of Flu
phemia Lockhart as Willie Van
Astorbilt was a feature. Fred w.
Bailey helped along the fun in the
role of Professor Tooth darlington.
The choruses were good and re.
ceived a number of encores.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-14
oRPHEUM.

It is no easy job to pick the
favorite act from the long list OF
lively vaudeville in the Orpheum's
offering this week. but the headline
honors are. somewhere between
Miss Charlotte Parry, quick change
artist, and World & Kingston. Jar
row, the humorous trickster, is
bubbling over with fun, and his act.
though rather simple for the Or
pheum circuit, is a diversion, be-
cause of ARROWS original humor.
Miss Mindell Kingston, almost a
model of grace, produces a tickling
and striking contrast with John
World, hobo, too tagging in
energy to pick up his feet. The
work Of Charlotte Parry in her
quick character changes Is little
short of marvellous. There is some
originality in the juggling of. Selma
Braatz. Though Huntington May
looks little like the truthful Gen.
eral George Washington, the chord
of patriotism in the audience is
touched by his appearance in Miss
Helen Fredrick's tragic opera in
one act entitled, "The Patriot"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-14
WASHINGTON.

Jokes, some original and some
not, dancing, classy act or two
and some tabloid drama make up
the offering at the Washington this
week. Double geared, brain wob-
bling hot shots to the masculinity,
delivered in lemon colored pack
ages in the line of spiel" by gar
rulous Gussie Brosche, makes the
Rae & Brosche act the favorite of
the bill. This is figuring from the
applause, but it's a safe bet that
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-14

the Pantages at the opening per-
Torrance. The Premises are clever
IN their work and go through their
evolutions rapidly. Huntress, the
character impersonator, has an
deliberately staged act, and his but
terf1y dance made a hit. The male
quartet, "The White City Four"
gave some novelty singing and a
pretty fair line of comedy, that re-
suited in a number of encores. A
comedy of matrimonial entangle-
ments, Sold" Is given by Louise
Kent and company. The Naples
quartet, saxaphone artists, have
one Of the most pleasing numbers
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-14
CHAPTER XIV.
The Misses Winters Hear More
About Miles Quaintance,s VIII


Neither Fanchette nor her young
mistress was well acquainted with
those parts of Paris where dwell
such as would live unnoticed, and,
when they reached the great city
In the same train by which Dirck
Arendsen travelled, they were very
much at loss to know where to
turn for safe shelter.
Situated as they were, 1t did not
suit their purpose to register at
an hotel, and, since to elude OBJ
servation by any of Monsieur's
people was their chief object, and
his usual haunts lay we'll south Of
the Rue st. Lazare, they turned
north to seek out some private
lodging. Fanchette had bethought
herself Of q countrywoman and
gossip of hers who had. In years
gone by, let rooms in the Rue des
Trois Freres, and thither they
made their way.
The Street Of the Three Brothers
did not prove at all an attractive
one, and 1t turned out, moreover,
that Fanchette's friend had gone
back to La Roche-Segur. having
disposed of her modest maison
meubee to an up-to-date Partisan.
But that shrewd dame showed
them so much attention as we'll as
the. rooms she had vacant that, for
laok of other resort, they resolved
to remain there meantime. Fan
Ghetto went down stairs again to
rate the ill-tempered concierge of
the house whose rough and ready
method of handling hat boxes did
not meet with her approval, while
the girl tMM herself disconsolate-
ly into chair beside the window
of her little chamber and looked
out with weary eyes at the dull
dingy street.
What she saw and heard there
was all 80 different from the clean,
sweet solitude of the quiet bunga'
low on Peconic bay that she could
by no means shake off the dejec.
ton induced by the contrast. And
neither was this the Paris which
she had known, that bright, sunny
vista Of avenues and open spaces
where one might wander at will
and without fear of any such
enemy as she was seeking conceal
ment from now.
Circumstances had changed very
sadly for her since she had ceased
to be an inmate of the modest pen
sion on the Avenue Marceau, since
that fateful day on which she had
kissed the two old maids there
goodbye. gone out into an unknown
world to shape her own destin,
to her own ideas. Aud II had cost
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Marie Russell appears with songs
and dialect stories that are really
good, put few seem to appreciate
her efforts at entertainment. John
Keller. THE Mississippi Mockine
Bird" is just too cute for anything
with his whistler in full action, &C
cording to the girls ideas of 1t.
He mimics about everything that
fiys except an angel and an aero
plane.
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many Of the attacked sex lend the
voice Of their bread getters to the
"patter patter" chorus because
their wives are there with them.
Mile. Alice Loretta's dog Ben"
who poses with her in q series of
artistic groupings in mimic statu-
airy, looks more like an imitation
than his mistress. Jack McDevitt
and Early Kelly have some inter
esting eccentricities in dancing, but
jokes they give as chasers remind
one of when father was a boy. "A
Christmas on the Comstock" by
Glendower and Manion shows a
home left almost destitute by the