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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-08-04
EAST BOYER ITEMS.


The Misses Anna and Title Lock
miller were guests Of Mrs. Jake Rus
tsrholz on last Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Alma Helm spent . few days
with her sister. Mrs. August Laurinat,
Of near Manila.
Mrs. Willie Heiden visited at the
Henry Mordhorst home on last
Wednesday.
Willie Mundt spent Sunday at the
parental home near Manila.
The Misses Elsie and Minnie Hadem-
,feidt are spending few days visiting
relatives 10 the country.
Mr.. and Mrs.. VIM. Schneider spent
It Sunday with their son, Willie
Schneider and family.
Henry Meyer and family were
guests Of Martin Nehls and wife on
last Sunday
Willie Heiden and wife have been
entertaining relative from South
Dakota the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Kubl were
among those who attended . birthday
party given at the Auel Laurinat
home of Manila on las aturday
evening.
Mr.. Elmer Mill and family spen,
sauadi a the country t thssJ: ".
[GomStnek home.
Mis- Lena Lsls Il sssis.ine MT,
Ths8 Kuhi With house work for /
few wekes
Miss Vera Spence spent last Sunday
with the Misses Ella and Stella Mord-
horst.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-08-04

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Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Luckow O
Audubon came Saturday and visite,
until Tuesday with their daughter
Mrs. John Mueller and family.
Mss Annie Moline visited Mrs. C.
s. johnson Monday on her way home
to Kiron from Lake View.
Mr.. John Wooley had the misfor.
tuna of losing one Of his work hor ses
by falling into a ditch on the public
highway.
s Mr. and Mrs. Chris Nissen drove ia
lDeloit Friday to visit relatives
Mrs. Williams and daua liter, Mile:
Of Deloit visited at the home of Mrs.
Tom Brogan over Sunday last week.
Mr.. Clark Winans is hauling lum
Der to erect q new barn on his farm
north Of Boyer.
We are glad to report that Mr.. and
Mrs. Rob Abbot are improving after
their long illness.
Fred and Johnnie Neuman went
t. Ogden Friday to visit their sister,
Mrs. John Ha1ge.
Mre. Jim Maynsrd AMI son, ALI
son. and daughter, Grace. Of Lake
View came Satu.day to visit at the
home Of Henry Maynard.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mueller enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs John Newman
and Mrs. j. Kastens Of Wall Lake
Sunday.
Mrs. Tom Brogan and daughter
Agnes went to Deloit Monday to
visit her mother, Mrs. williams.
Mr.. Louie Messenbrink Of Char ser
Oak visited his daughter. Mrs. Fred
Quade. from Saturday till Wednes-
day.
Sadie Frahm visited ! few days in
Deloit last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Schlecta were
Denison shoppers Friday.
Mesdames John Anderson and ].
Gustafson were Denison visitors
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Smith drove
over to their daughters. Mrs. Jim
wulf. in their auto ThursdaY.
DR.. Gardner Of Kiron was in Boyer
On professional business this week.
John Kulbera. Henry Brown and
Mr.. and Mrs. q. c. Simon were
down to the county seat Saturday.
MRS. Anna Habsnicht and chiliren
returned with August Whitmaack and
family to SchiessiR Monday.
Mr.. Charles Nieman Of White
water. Kansas. came Friday 10 visit
his cousin, Mr.. George Swartz. whom
he has not seen for several years.
Eiwood Anderson went to Dow
sCitg sasurday to VISIT over Sunday.
Mrs Andrew Dolk came down
from Kiron Tuesday to visit ut the
home 81 John Ku berg.
Anris Kulb RI. wsnt to Kiron
Wednesday, returning Thursday.
Emil Hultender wss Deloit visit
or Saturday.
Henry schwanz was Denis,n Wis
itor Saturday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-08-04
Sunday School Column
Side Lights On Next Sunday Les
son for Teachers and Pupils.
By cHAs. K. MEYERS

August Paul's Instructions e
the Thessalonians. / Thess. S 1924.
Il is . difficult thing to say which
is the greatest of the epistles written
by the great Apostle Paul TO the
I churches. Il is certain however, that
the two sent to the church at Thessa-
lonica rank with the best and it is our
privilege this week; to study what
Paul said in the last chapter of the
first ] tier. II is SO full of good
things that in or small space we cam
not touch one; third of the glorious
thoughts we would like to.
1t would appear that many were
distul bing the peace of the early
christians by teaching about that
Jesus was soon to come for the
second time and that the believers in
Him ought to arrange their affairs nc
cordingly. Paul tells the early chris
tians that Of the times and the hour
when the end Of the earth ehall come,
no man knew. and in factit wss Of no
consequence to them. He did, all
wise them however, to remember that
they were now children Of light and
not Of darkness. and that they should
be sober, watchful. putting on the
6reastplate Of faith and love. and, he
helmet Of the hope Of salvation. And
this Is geod advice for Us today.
We now come to one Of the most
important and comforting things Of
the entire bible. right here in the
epistls We are studying ABOUT. It is
QUO Of the beauties Of the bible that
strong helpful declarations are found
IN every nook and corner. Here is
what Paul says.
" God hath not appointed
US TO wrath. but to obtain
salvation by our Lord Jesus X
Christ. who died for US thar
whether We wake or sleep,
We should live together with
Him.
s What's glorious declaration! With
that in the bible, ana from Saint
Paul. let no man have the nerve to
stend up and say that God hates you
and z and our normal condi, ion IL to
s6e sverlastingly damned. Thanks be
20 tie great and adorable God that He
has not created as TO suffer His wrath,
but to have salvation. t,at .Teana died
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-08-04
REAL ESTATE. TRANSFERS.
Monday, July 26.

v.
Jessie Robertson to Henrietta May
Goddard-lot 3, blk 5. Dow City.
Iowa. CON. $500.
Ftark A. Brown to Freelove-C Carter
Land and Loan Co. lot s blk 20,
Manila, lows. Con. sl.4OO.
Tue.day. July q.
Geo. E Jones ct al to Ed. L,hmann
lots and 2, blk 4. Charter Oak,
Iova. Con. So. 600
Wednesday, July q.
John G. Suhr ct al to Hans n
S'ievers-lots l. 2. Ia. Is. II; and II,
blk 8. West Side. Iowa. Con. 81. 9se SO
John Way to Sarah Way Riddle
v IS II Of lots g.. 9, 10. II. u 10.
IA, blk 6. Danison. Iowa. Con. 81.
Thursday. july %.
Peter Johns IN to j w. Calvin--l.t
s. blk as, Mani Ia. Iowa. Con. 5000.
Friday. July 80.
Hans F. ART to a F. Boylan-.i
swa sec 50. Charter Oak twp. Con
Sc, 600.
Saturday. July 81.
F. N. Oily to VIM. Stsxemann :
lots I and s. blk Is, schls.wig. lows.
Jon. s2s. 90.
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Cnafter YAK Times: DR.. Water
house was coming in from Denison,
whore he lat been to attend the
Chautauqua vi b ! load Of passengers
He saw the fire first % he rounded the
corner ct the Cottonwood school house,
and atoat that time he heard the bell
ring He just touched few Of tn.
high places making that two miles,
and reached the ERE before some Of
the people in town did.
Charter Oak Times: Mike Copps
says it beats all how ratified people
will get wnen they are in hurry.
He keeps a FIRE lantern cleaned an.
ready for use hanging on his porch all
the time. Saturday night when the
fire bell rang Mike asked his wife t..
light the lantern while he dressed,
and ste could not get the lighted
match through the email hole to the
wi-k. She tiled several times and
failed every time, so Nike thought he
would try 1t. One or the other OF
them burned ten matches, and still the
lansern was dark. Then Mike scratched
a match with the determination to take
his time and LIGHT the lantern.
Then he succeeded easily.
It's just during July and Angus,
that you can get One Thousand higt
grade white XXX envelopes printed
at the Review vffice for two dollars
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-15
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on Octo- Der 5th, 1909, at the front door of the court house in Jefferson county, Ark ansas, I will sell to the highest bidder on a credit of three months, the fol- lowing described real estate, to wit: 60x176 feet of south part lot 1, block 3, Henry Hardings S addition to the city of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, as follows: Commencing at N. B, corner lot 3, Henry Harding's survey, thence south 356 feet for point of beginning, thence south 60 feet, thence West 176 feet 8 inches, thence north, 60 feet, thence east 176 feet inches to point of be- ginning, situated in N E. 1-4 N. w. 14 section 10-6-9.
 Said sale is to be made under an or der of the Probate court of Jefferson county, Arkansas, as belonging to Lona Smith, for the purpose of rein vestment and to pay bebts due by her.
 MRS. BELLE ANDERSON, 1 9I15-22-29. Guardian
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-15
She Gave 1crsslf kWsv.

Judge DaNi% w;tS ole Gay in his pri- vate office when he was president Of the senate and acting vice president. A woman came into the room to sea bim. He turned and said. Well. madam. wl~lt can do for you:' She was neatly dressed in black. with al air of extreme poverty. She told {. wretched tale of sorrow and suffering windin" nr with the climax that she and her little family were actual. starvin" and had not tasted food fer two days. The judge seemed derp;y moved He excused himself fer nsE attending to the case for the moment as the senate was nearly ready te open He looked at his watch TitA an air of vcX"ticn. as if it were not going. and said. Gan any one tell me what time it iS:" His visitor pulled out {; gold watch and told hiln the time The judge said. Gan it be true tha! your cAildlen have been without food for two days when you hay" c gold watch in the h0uSr:' The woman saw the point of the judges question and called eat. ''Yfu are a hateful old tning! and huU"c'd out of the room She was a professional deadbeat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-15
Remarkable Power.

A dear old lady was taken one day to a musical service in Boston church. She had heard much about the fine voice of the soprano and was prepared for treat.
 She sat iE rapt enjoyment until the service was over and then turned a ra- diant face toward her escort, who was a young grandson.
 Dear boy" she said. you've given me a great treat. Her voice is per fectly beautiful. It made cold chils run all up ani Gown my spine
 It's t0o bad. grandmamma.' saio the boy. hut she didn't sing toda@ though she was there. The geltlemaa next ne sa.:es she's bee2 suffering froa1 had cold ;,9 one of tae chorus had tu sin" the solos for her
 What. GeAr:" said the cid lady, locking l:ln..irl.t"ri'y distressed. Then her face cleared. and she pattea his arm rrassHringlv.
 "Ncver you mind" sae said. We can come again some time. But after oll. if she can make me feel that wa. : without singing don't know that if would be wise for me to hear he. Now. would it:"- Youths Companion
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-15
A GOOD MAN

The rumor is persistent that Prof. Junius Jordan of Pine Bluff will De a candidate for governor against the present incumbent and presuming that there are some grounds for the rumor, a few words about the possible can didate will do no harm.
 Prof. Jordan is very we'll known by the voters of the state as an educa- tor, having served them faithfully as superintendent of public instruction. During the years following his re- tirement from public life he has been at the head of the Pine Bluff schools and his reputation. as an exponent of advanced educational methods ex- tends far beyond the state boundary lines. Prof Jordan could not. by the most comprehensive stretch of the imagination, De CIaSSeQ as pOlltlCldn. A clean, straightforward man himself he has always preached the doctrine of thorough practical education and honest government. While his views on matters of public interest are pro- nounced, he is not by any means an extremist. and has an abiding faith ;n the ability of the people to govern themselves. Being a man of profou i'd learning, his opinions are based on careful observation and familiarity with the question in hand. Such a man, if elevated to the executive office. would reflect honor on the state
 We are not advised as to Professor Jordan's determination in the a.,ar of opposing Governor Donaghey, but
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-15

We now have a complete and up-to- date line of Bug gies, Surreys, Phaetons, Runabouts and Delivery wagons. Call at our retail de- partment and inspect them. We will be glad to show you. s-1dtt
 Fox Bro. Hardware Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-15
PILES! PILES! PILES!

Williams indian Pile Ointment will cure Blind. 3ieediugs snd E'f ,nn' Piles. It absorhs tte tamors. ailay s itching at once. acts as poultfce gives instant relief. Williams Indiar Pfc Ointment te prepared for Piles ty druggists naii soc and $lO0 Wil- Hams Mfg. Co.,. Props, Cleveland. O Sold by McCammou & Soaa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-15

sickness an daccidents, see
 kIMBALL & SAUNDERS, 113 Pine street, Pine Bluff, Ark.
 Old Phone 296.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-15

The surest and easiest way to cure cough or cold is by gently and free ly moving tie bowels. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup is pleasant. stops the coughing and quickly relieves the cold by allaying congestion and by pleas antly and promptly moving the bow els. Sold by Dr. McCammon & S"1. e16 Main street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-15

if Fate has declared that Donaghty shall be defeated, we trust that the mantle of authority will descend upon shoulders no less capable and deserv- ing than those of the Pine Bluff edu- cator-Hot Springs Bulletin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-15

r~.ued Every Morning except Monday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-15

9I 15-22-29.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-15
His Comment.

Howell What did the poer fellow sGy when they picked him up with a broken leg after being knocked down by a t"cll"y gar: Powell-That il was tho first time in lis life that ho hadn't ta'' to wait fer q car.-New York TynsS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-15
Of Course.

New y9r,. is q big city
 And if everybody lived in NeN Yorl; tat registers from New York New York would be twice as big. - Louisville Courier-Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-15
TILE WELLS.

Tile wells put down at reasonable figures. First class work guaranteed. For your next job call on M. L. GULL PEPPER. goth and Ash sts.; New phone. S-19 I'm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-15

4 few claims paid during month of August by Kimball & Saunders, mana gers Great Eastern Casualty Co.,, of Now York
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-15
es raddy, sound health.

There's nothing so good for sore throat as Dr. Thomas Electric Oil. Cures h h few hours. Relieves any pain in any psrt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-15

Trust not too much in an enchant- ing face.-Virgil.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Circuit Clerk.

We are authorized to announce Angus F. McNeill, of Redfield, as a candidate for Circuit Clerk, subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-09
|6sssa VIII eG.9 yGl Of
StSaE et
SFt Iza II

As there As often some one III yonr
saay wkn aulfors an attack o. lndl-
kQn some form o. stomach
yt5io Why don't YOU keep q case ~
iuHsln ln TIE house handy
dK harmless blesslng win digest
tkiag yop can eat without The
s ifess alframfost, and regulate q
Atuf 8s9m1th five minutes after.
Tel gcaf pharmacist 10 Ter You read
risinly printed on t3esa
bon eases 81 Pape's Dinpepsin then
bS.l ipsUiiy SEQ WiN They cure In
Digestion, SOUR Stomach, Heartburn
af eresenf 81 Cnce sHch mlspries as
cfi03 81 Gas. frncteiicns Of sour
atlfNc,ed lsod Nausee. H~cndaches,
d. pos Constipation and other 81 q.
& dis1rdefs.
Al.t l1lds have tyct 20 long 10
fite feliel from indigestion With The
eeie93on everyday cures advertised
,hgY have about made up their
nfiAs al they lave something else
NJ III Believe lhclr's Is Y ease OF
NAgF6ushass. Nasiriils. CRtarrh q the
k&M-1A of tancer.
is b q serious mistake Your real
~, what y1u eat does moi NJ
insiedd. "A iesmenls anil soure
IA ncld. Gas and Stomach pot
With WIN putreiy ID the entire
die tJr ana intestines, and, be.
enn the breath with nauseoua
h1llfiy appeslie, with thorough All
ana without the slightest aus
nf misery og me Stomach Is
f8f sou na Aopn AS y a decide
9es nlapepsln
YnlNilhS T~rlangule. taken a.
Hll promptly digest an your
alB same ae q strong, healthy.
1u14i prul6 AQ n.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-09

t1 airefl contradiction To e ose Of Mr.
tieiger. and IN doing so laoked the
sgcslienor laitlt ln the eye Mrs
Gtiatr assertion that SHE y The lesal
gile oi DuieH seemed % anger hin
n no lhsR auylhlHg else, and he vKs
na ilcilar o aeclsro MOTE thar once
sSal hc sa@ her for she first limo IN
hiA., iifo al Lsrkpoit last spfias aud
newer aAl been married loyalty "a hf
HARRY Dses Vile liyes IL Owes.
gcuna vil her three children Helie,
gF. ANNA Sophie, la, and Afhnfs
she afll 3s Hle legal @ifc 81 sAe.
'friacncr
Dalcs at,i Mira Neiger leGf i.nrkiu /
spxafhef about tunc lssta On tug rip
nasl inc IN, mnn sometimes dpnas
mails attiro and, SIN her half eoneea
al beneath 4 cap. vag ~sueeeseEul Il
her disguise aie Is two lnches falief
man IBilaA tut Yves nble y Veaf PIG
'tlrfseS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-09

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-09

Enid boasts aG & 9e8tlatloa eHat'e.
and hog market, pr per eonsaissian
quotations, actual purchase and re
calpt 81 cattle and hogs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-09
4EaHlMA XIV KaR PHaIESIs


v n,iiX Leader.
Y5laasA .an. y G.. Jan. Clarence
), "a Reno. who patented.
S z3ge11 ioP automatically CLOSING tae
eli alecnAoaia, has filed G o.,
So So jte Government q hiring.
Niiank Congressman Fnl
kCl Sc matssr before the ordnance
eat, and me navigation bureau
alEafo D anelirrag was made II each
grao l%I7efnmnnt claims that
er pears been using on
As1ss1l as.iee pf This Kind, and that
Alsa aQl infringe on Mr, Hcnsley'a
Aeaaley AFTER a minute "a mpnsl.
- R laA TWO devices, believes the
Az atui N Infringing. and has been
d g8d hg Mt. Fulton 10 have an at.
dfau q statement az facts and
+. to rae court 81 Oklahoma.
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STATE BRifFS

Ars *. II. wIiilaaa i dena al
lsala
eyshiaas vere sriS ra
qaa
yaaaa laws sd pme
Alga tryln4 ID hoFe liousNnd
ieet lnln he earth.
ssneal T asklasoa and Gen Nreiier,
Fl neno. jelnpd navy
Nnld HIS ssslezed 4 nfcnioter who
elshea is ataft sssa46@ Ice MANI
iaaaslua nant4 III
arz. ]. & Walker. near Falfylew
died alter long isfness. She was mems
her pioneer family
Fraeze.un IN gas main near Dcwo{
nut naftleaeille On SHORE fuel rations
the IN cold DAYS.
Iaake Poe has heen trowninR a.
criminals from the district co'iht
bensH Il sIIllWalss.
A~
4 MIN h The name u uegnauH
IRE Il pass ! bogus 0RfeN 81 f'nli
#z4 a#e4 Ia &ha fHH #NnFH XUUN|
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-09

have fuii Opportunity 10 reflect On the
errors o. life.
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win Cochran ulaapreved 81 Join
Mnskrat ana shot hlm. NuasFat Is set
ting wen and Cochran Is seitlas sehel
IN Stilwell jail.
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have fvil opportunity 70 reflect On the
errors o. life.
win Cochran Maannlevea q John
Mnskrat ana shot hlm. MuakFat Is set.
ting well and Cochran Is setting sshal
IN Stilwell Jail.
Enid beasts 0f 8 eestlallos cate.
and hog market pr per eonaissian
quotations, actual purchase and re
calpt q cattle ana hogs.
Judge Il. N. Poe 81 Payne eoNaty
wants a Law milking II 4 penitentlaFx
0kouse 10 sesl ristuls.
Della nurh. a wcman 81 Mnakogee.
had nor fu~f.fgLfa Jaraea whit ii \
car et T1lse astel We had been cold
A was not tLesS fhc ~ has InslslHtsg
a suit for 6so2t.
-
gsiE41 Aeha%
n1al ~ w. R5g44ahi3 f.r1z1rsle -
A3hiA ifaakr " 4 .H1i772 1fzk1Hk tae
eoatslh 1e5 Fof4Aa AT an4ssh - NhE51
safio4o< Nlf:ek l. Haedaa zIkslz. Efua-
ni&ls Sol his be aiaz. fost = Al ron
drc sa'e Is s%eailhus The lzsaEmaaE II 10
lleved.
Announcement.
9o accommodate those vha rs partial
% The nse 81 aln'a|zzEe u Applying liquids
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Judge Il. M. Poe 0f Payne county
wants a law mfklng It 4 p~enltenliaFg
0kcnae 70 sel Iistols-
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-20
NEVER AGAIN, SAYS
Hermann
NATIONAL LEAGUE WILL NOT
HAVE FUTURE ELECTION
TROUBLES, SAYS OFFICIAL.

Cincinnati. Dec. l9-That difficulties
encountered in the election of a presi-
dent of the National league In New
York to the league. was the declara-
a boon to the league, was the reclara-
ton of August Hermann. president
OF the national baseball commission to-
night The statement of Mr.. Herr
mann to that effect was concurred in
by John T. Bruce. secretary of the
national commission, and Julius
Fieischmann. one of the larg-
est stockholders in the Cincinnati
club. They united i'm saying that Mr..
Lynch. newly elected president. first
of all. will fill the National league
with the highest class of umpires. and
that there will be few complaints and
protested games under his administra
ton.
In the future said Hermann.
I'VE will not have any dcadlocks over
the election of presidents of the
league, for we are going to amend
the Constitution 50 as Ia make such
a thing impossible
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Northwestern Abstract and
Title Insurance Company

Furnishes correct and complete abb
stracts of title to all city and county
property. Estimates on abstracts fur
nished on application.
i0i Main ST. Phone 147 Red
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''AAKADO" IS GIVEN
At HAMILTON
GILBERT & SULLIVAN PRoOUc-
ron is SUCCESSFULLY STAGED
BY AMATEURS.

Hamilton. Dec. 19-The leading So
ciety event of the year was the pres
entation of the comic opera. THE Mi
kado,'' AT the Lucas opera house last
evening by local talent For two hours
an Interested audience that packed the
opera house To It's capacity listened to
the beautiful music and wholesome
comedy OF Gilbert & Suliivans airy
and tuneful opera. That the audience
was pleased with the efforts Of the
cast and chorus was evinced by the
tumultuous applause that greeted the
last notes of several of the fine must
cal numbers. The finale to the first
act was one of the best musical efforts
it has ever been the pleasure of a
Hamilton audience to hear. and the
number was recalled several times
1t is difficult to single out the in
dividuals OF the east for special praise.
as every one did so well. Miss Helen
McCrackin as Katisha, an elderly lady
of the mikado's court. and Mrs. Peter
Gertz as Yum Yum. one of Ko-Ko's
wards, We're especially pleasing in their
parts. their work being above the eff
forts of amateurs. The singing by r.
o. Hopper. Blaine Reimel, Leonard
WEIGH. Charles Shannon and William.
Griffith was the best that has been
seen on the stage of the local opera
house in a long time. The work of the
chorus in the ensemble numbers was
above criticism. voices blending finely.
The opera was deliberately costumed
THE Mikaao.l will be repeated Monday
evening i,fsssI