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Evening star., 1909-06-27

sion Of a voyage to the sky. For those
who prefer the mysterious or laughable
there are other concessions; while for
those who prefer to sit and enjoy good
music there are the nightly concerts by
the American Regimental Band. The
continuous vaudeville bill for next week
will include the Jolly Lukens. musical
funmakers; Catherine Potter. character
singer; Toku Kishi. Ely and Warner, and
the best OF motion pictures. There will
be the usual sacred band concerts this
afternoon and tonight. At the dance pa
vilion next week there will be two prize
dance nights. Tuesday and Friday, with
handsome prizes for the best lady dancers.
The daring Jap. Toku kish, has been
engaged for one more week to make his
thrilling slide backward and in an up
right position down a steeply inclined
wire. Interest is being manifested in
the third annual baby show at Luna
Park. which takes place July 10.
Evening star., 1909-06-27
Glen Echo Park.

Daniel Boone, the famous Kentucky
trapper. and ''The Trip to the Moon" will
be presented to the patrons of Glen Echo
Park this afternoon and night in a series
of free motion pictures which will be
shown for the first time In Washington.
The same program will be repeated Mon
day and Tuesday evenings. after which
there will be a change of bill In the Hip
podrome. Week day evenings there will
be free dancing in the big pavilion.
Cars in the evening to Glen Echo Park
maintain three-minute "headway." The
ride through Georgetown and along the
Potomac is always pleasant
Evening star., 1909-06-27
Chevy Chase Lake.

The evenings especially are delight
fully pleasant out at Chevy Chase Lake.
while the variety and number Of amuse-
ments are calculated to please all.
Sunday evenings programs OF extra
length are given by the Marine bands
men. Dancing after the musical program
is the order on all other evenings Swings
and riding track are the special juveNie
attractions. Motion pictures, bowling and
shooting also find many devotees.
Evening star., 1909-06-27
Luna Park.

Luna Park these days means much to
citizens In search OF q cool
breathing place with the added attraction
Of refined summer amusements. The
various rides with their invigoratinE
breezes. such as the chutes. roller coaster,
aerial swings, caroussel, scenic river and
the new ride. Trip to the Moon. are
proving very popular. The airship ride
to the moon in particular has jumped
into immediate favor, combining as II
does q long ride and the beautiful illu-
Evening star., 1909-06-27

JUDGED by its first play and the
character of its work II is greatly
to be regretted that the Belasco
Theater Producing Company could
not have come to Washington some
weeks earlier in the season. Neverthe-
less, 1t is better to have had it come with
the warm wave than not at all, for sell
dom during the regular season has Wash
ington the good fortune to see a COM
pany in it's entirety SO thoroughly equip
ped for high-class dramatic work. The
Son of His Father" aside from its gen.
uine merit play, was a rare treat to
Evening star., 1909-06-27
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theaters in London. and was noted for
his Interpretation Of Dickens characters.
At one time he was brought to America
by Lester Wallack but having a differ
ence with the hot-tempered manager the
first rehearsal, he threw UP his contract
and returned to England the next day.
Mr.. Emery's sister. Wfnifred Emery,
and her husband control London the
ater called The Playhouse. and Miss
Emery is now producing Gloria" under
the title of THE Merry Devil"
A STUDENT PLAYER.-One OF the
interesting members of the Columbia
Players. of whom little has been writ
ten and less is known by the general
Evening star., 1909-06-27
Colonial.

The live vaudeville at the Colonial this
week includes Joe Deming. premier enter
tainer: Florrie Benjamin, soubrette: Ted
Primrose the Georgia minstrel. and Eddie
Clark, dancer and singer. There will also
be q series Of motion pictures. The Sun
day orchestral concert will be repeated
tonight.
Evening star., 1909-06-27

ters galloped over In just short OF thirty
seconds The quality Of this performance
will be more readily appreciated when 1t
Is recalled that it takes good greyhound
to negotiate mile in 1.50 Conservative
persons estimate that the field trial setter
Sports Count Danstone covered. sixty
miles Of rough country in a three-hour
race In the national championship. No
other animal could have lived with him
In such a race, with the possible excep-
most endurance of all the dogs that
American field trials have developed.
Evening star., 1909-06-27

the stepmother, will be played by
Beatrice Morgan: Ruth Dakon will be
played by Laurette Taylor. and A. III.
Van Buren will appear as Lawrence
Brundage. Others in the cast are Ed
Pitts. Willis Martin, Paul Taylor. Caroline
Locke, Elsie Esmond, Marian Ballou and
virginia Pearson
Evening star., 1909-06-27

A large number of the best people in
Boston, including the literary lights. at
tended the reception given at Cambridge
to Maude Adams by Prof. and Mrs.
Munsterberg. Prof. Munsterberg is Of
the Harvard University faculty. and is
the president Of the Boston Authors
Club.
Evening star., 1909-06-27

"Bub" Hicks in the college Widow" and
late leading man in "A Stubborn Cinder-
ella" scored big hit at the Novelty
Theater, Brooklyn, in his first vaudeville
presentation Of The Child from Pitts
burg a one-act comedy by NJ. Worth
Colwell and Alan Brooks. Jeanette
Despres was also successful In the lead
ing female role with her song, stop
Your kidding"
Evening star., 1909-06-27
In the Spotlight

Valerie Bergere has a new play called
1.-The Sultans Favorlte.
Frank Mckee is to produce play
called THE Whirl,' story of Washing
ton society life.
Mary Mannering opened a new theater
at Asbury Park with her new play,
1.-THE Independent Miss Cover.
engaged to play Mrs. Newlywed in THE
Newlyweds and Their Baby"
Nine SchumannHeink received an
ovation when she sang at the German
Saengerfest in New York.
Laura Nelson Hall has been engaged
by Comstock & Gest as leading lady of
their stock company in Cleveland.
THE Belle of New York will be re-
vived by special request at the National
Theater following THE Yankee Consul =
Lenna Duer will have another speak
ing part in this weeks revival of Tar
and Tartar at the New National
Mrs. Annie Adams. thE mother Of
Maude Adams, Is playing in a stock COM
pany in Salt Lake City.
Nav De Souza has been engaged by
Klaw & Erlanger to appear early next
season in q musical comedy by Victor
Herbert and Harry B. Smith.
The shuberts have engaged William
Raymond for "The Belle of Brittany
He was leading man last season with
FRITZ Schef.
Dazzle. the noted American dancer, is
to appear in ]. M. Barie's playlet. Pan
taloon.' There is plenty of opportunity
for dancing in this pantomimic piece.
William III. Fowler has returned to
Washington with the local base ball team.
and is making his headquarters at the
National Theater.
AL Wilder, one OF the best known stage
managers in New York. Is In Washington
to put the final touches to Tar and Tar
tar" at the New National.
Coney Islands Greater Dreamland'' is
said to be even more beautiful and at
read: Everything is new but the ocean"
Nance Olden, the role in which Julia
Dean will be seen at the Columbia this
week in "In the Bishops Carriage" is
said to be the best part she has ever
played.
Fritzi Won Busing will rejoin the Aborn
company for THE Yankee Consul" This
popular singer has been with the Aborn
Company In Newark since the production
of 1T Happened in Nordland" here.
Independence day will be celebrated at
the Columbia and the New National
theaters with special matinees July 8.
At the former the first performance Of
''The Man From Mexico" will be given.
All of the chorus girls Of the Aborn
Opera Company have been posing at a
local photographers for postal card pic
lures. to be distributed to their many
Washington friends and admirers.
Fred Frear will make his first appear
ance out of the cast OF "The Merry
Widow" in which. he has appeared for
three years. when he plays with the
Aborn company here tomorrow night.
Alice Parks Warren. the Washington
girl who has appeared with the Column
bia Players on several occasions, will
shortly leave the city for an extended
vacation before resuming her tour with
Julia MarloWe.
Evening star., 1909-06-27

Miss Marguerite Ashbridge was one OF
the soloists at the service last Monday
at the Visitation Convent. when Miss
the Visitation Nuns. Miss Ashbridge
sang very effectively a selection by Won
Weber.
Evening star., 1909-06-27
Proper Signal.

From the New York Herald
To signal Mars is all right, but not with
a mirror. Why not rather use booming
cannon to attract the attention OF the god
of war?
Evening star., 1909-06-27
Richards. manager

Charles J. Richards manager for
Charles Frohman in the tour OF THE
Girls of Gutenberg one Of the offerings
at the New National here last season, is
in Washington on a short vacation. He
is making the New National Theater his
headquarters for the present
Evening star., 1909-06-27

Wednesday evening. July Z. has been set
aside by the managers of the Columbia
Theater as benefit night for the employees
of the house This is contrary to the
usual policy Of awaiting for the end Of
the season before extending this privilege
to the faithful workers.
Evening star., 1909-06-27

Fred Frear will make his first appear
ance out of the cast Of "The Merry
Widow" in whichs he has appeared for
three years. when he plays with the
Aborn company here tomorrow night
Evening star., 1909-06-27

Fritzi Won Busing will rejoin the Aborn
company for THE Yankee Consul" This
popular singer has been with the Aborn
Company in Newark since the production
Of 1T Happened in Nordland' here.
Evening star., 1909-06-27

Alice Parks Warren. the Washington
girl who has appeared with the Column
bia Players on several occasions will
shortly leave the city for an extended
vacation before resuming her tour with
Julia MarloWe.
Evening star., 1909-06-27

the play written by Mrs. CORVALLIS
West Lady Randolph ChurchilD, called
Borrowed PlumeS. Her daughter,
Stella, and Henry Ainley will also be
in the cast.
Evening star., 1909-06-27

Countess Olga Won HatZfeldt has been
engaged to play Mrs. Newlywed in THE
Newlyweds and Their Baby"
Evening star., 1909-06-27

Nine Schumann-Heink received an
ovation when she sang at the German
Saengerfest in New York.
Evening star., 1909-06-27

William II. Fowler has returned to
Washington with the local base ball team,
and is making his headquarters at the
National Theater.
Evening star., 1909-06-27

Mary Mannering opened a new theater
at Asbury Park with her new play,
1.-THE Independent Miss Cover
Evening star., 1909-06-27

All of the chorus girls of the Aborn
Opera Company have been posing at q
local photographers for postal card pic
lures to be distributed to their many
Washington friends and admirers.
Evening star., 1909-06-27

independence day will be celebrated at
the Columbia and the New National
theaters with special matinees July 8.
At the former the first performance OF
1.-THE Man From Mexico" will be given.
Evening star., 1909-06-27

Dazzle. the noted American dancer, is
to appear in ]. M. Barrie's playlet, Pan
taloon." There is plenty of opportunity
for dancing in this pantomimic piece.
Evening star., 1909-06-27

Coney Islands Greater Dreamland" is
said to be even more beautiful and at
tractive than ever. The announcements
read: Everything is new but the ocean,
Evening star., 1909-06-27

Nance Olden, the role in which Julia
Dean will be seen at the Columbia this
week in 'In the Bishops Carriage" is
said to be the best part she has ever
played.
Evening star., 1909-06-27

May De Souza has been engaged by
Klaw g. Erlanger to appear early next
season in q musical comedy by Victor
Herbert and Harry B. Smith.
Evening star., 1909-06-27

AL Wilder, one OF the best known stage
managers in New York. Is In Washington
to put the final touches to Tar and Tar
tar" at the New National
Evening star., 1909-06-27

Valerie Bergere has a new play called
1.-The Sultans Favorite."
Frank Mckee is to produce a play
called THE Whirl,' story of Washing
ton society life.
Evening star., 1909-06-27

The shuberts have engaged William
Raymond for 1.-THE Belle of Brittany
He was leading man last season with
FRITZ Scheff.
Evening star., 1909-06-27

Laura Nelson Hall has been engaged
by Comstock & Gest as leading lady of
their stock company in Cleveland.
Evening star., 1909-06-27

''The Belle of New York will be re-
yived by special request at the National
Theater following THE Yankee Consul"
Evening star., 1909-06-27

Mrs. Patrick Campbell is to appear in
Evening star., 1909-06-27

Mrs. Annie Adams, thE mother Of
Maude Adams, is playing in stock COM
pany in Salt Lake City.
Evening star., 1909-06-27

Lenna Duer will have another speak
ing part in this weeks revival of Tar
and Tartar" at the New National.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-10-28

purpose of organizing the local. In
Nlte your patrons, both men and
women, to meet at the school house
for a discussion of the needs of the
school. Get each one present to
take a pledge to do at least one
thing for the school during the year
If they will take the pledge, enroll
their names as members of the local
association.
Enlist the co-operation of your
friends. They will be glad to help
you if you will tell them how
Decide to compete for the county
and State prizes, and 90 in to win.
Some school will be sure to win the
prize. Why not you?
| want to urge every teacher to
wake up in the work, and am sure
eaCn VIII De sure to receive a reward,
and feel fully paid.
We as teachers have tie greatest
work that can engage the attention of
men and women. SO lets improve
and raise the standard of intelligence
and morality through universal edu-
cation.
No blanks will be sent out, simply
write the description of your schools,
with special reference to the needs
for improvement.
Teachers, send in your reports, we
are anxious to hear from you and
your school.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-10-28
subscription: year.

Much OF our space is given
this week to Ii speech made
in Congress by Congressman
Byrd, on the income tax
question. This is IL matter
that our people should dis,
cuss and let their representa-
.tives in the Legislature know
where they stand. as the
special session to be held III
january will be called upon
to ratiiy this amendment.
The Georgia legislature fail
ed to act ON this amend
.ment, and left room for the
East to believe that the
South is not solidly in favor
of this measure. Mississippi
should record her voice with
an emphatic vote on the
ratification.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-10-28
trustees NOTICE OF
Land Sale.

BY the authority of deed of trust
executed by t. A. Florence and wife
Sd. Florence, on the l4,b dav ~
Dec.' 1907, toJ. H. Hester to secure a
oebt OF three hundred thirty-eiobt
and isoSo isS dollars ($33s. SO) due Nov. !.
lSoS, III WHICH I was made Trustee.
ana which appeard of recod in Book
~, page l05 in the Chancery Clerks
offlce of Neshoba County, Mississip-
pi' = | will on the 4th day of Nov.
l9o9, in front of the north door of the
courthouse in the town of Philadel-
phla' Neshoba County, Mississippi.
oner Tor sale to the highest bidder
Tor cash the following described lano
situated in said county and state
to-wit:
N. w. =. of N. w. !, Sec 30. and s
W. OF ). w. /, Sec. 10, all in tn
RIB. to satisfy said debt with inter
est and cost of executing this trus,
deed.
witness my signature, this the
2nd day of October, 1909.
G. f. Wilson.
Trustee.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-10-28
White Oak Items.

The farmers Throughout
this section are Il getting
along extra fine gathering
their crops as they haven't
made much to gether.
Misses Zura and Franey
Thompson were the guest OF
Miss Cora Barrett last Sat
urday night.
Quite IL crowd attended
Sabbath School at White
Oak Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. 7. A. Gresham will re-
turn home next Friday from
Philadelphia to attend the
Board meeting at White
Oak Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. n. l.. Cremeen has -
Doz. eggs for sale to the
lowest bidder. The sale will
be cried November |, 1909.
Everybody envited. Come
and bring your pocket
book.
Br. Bnrtipe Tullos WAS the
guest of Mr., Lape Gresham
last Sunday night.
Mr.. Charley McMurrv and
Miss Annie McMurrv visited
relatives and friends at Car.
thage.
Mr.. |. G. Jones has tnrnip
seed for sale at s. per peck
Call and see him.
Two Peaches.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-10-28

Gue Ui the issues III the
next State campaign will be
the exemption from taxa
tion of money loaned in the
State at 8 per cent or less.
Many and varied are the
reasons put forth why this
should be done, but SO long
as the money lenders find
IA way around our present
usury law by selling loans to-
the borrowers, we can be as
snred that n way around
any exemption law would be
found and the people least
able to pay would be charg-
I'd he higher rates as now.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-10-28
Trustees and Principals of Schools:

Trustees and Principals of Schools:
An assistant teacher will be allow
ed while your school averages forty
hve or more resident pupils of the
district, and second assistant will be
allowed with an average of eighty OF
more resident pupils.
Schools having two or more teach
ers will be required to show, before
am allowed to issue on reports, the
quarter section of land the parent OF
guardian of each child lives on.
Upon application to this Office the
district or map of each school, having
one or more assistant teachers, will
he furnished.
The annual Institute fee must be
paid by the teachers before | can is
sue on his report.
Postage or cost of sending registers
through the mails will have to be paid
by the teacher ordering the register.
will have to issue on the report
direct to the teacher or his authorized
agent as the law forbids me drawing
the warrants.
+. l.. Bryan, Co. Supr.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-10-28

One OF the late entries in
the race for the Circuitjndge-
ship IN this district, in case
Judge J. Il. Byrd is not re-
appointed, is Hon. c. l..
lDobbs of this place. Mr..
.Dobbs is a young man. we'll
versed in both literature and
Jaw, honest. capable and
faithful to every trust. The
,ermine of Judge Byrd could
fall upon no worthler shonl,
,ders, and. should7iov. Noel
refuse to consider Mr.. Byrd
for reappointinent, the Dem
.ocrat would be gratified to
see Mr.. Dobbs honored with
the appointment.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-10-28
Mr.. F.. G.. Fritz. Oneont.

Mr.. F. G. Fritz, oneonta, N.
~ writes: "My little girl was
greatly benefited by taking Fol-
ey's Orino Laxative, and I think
It is the best remedy for constipa
tion and liver trouble. FoIev's
orlno Laxative is mild, pleasant
and effective, and cures habitual
constipation. Sold by all druo-
gists.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-10-28
Money Comes i'm BunchpS

Money Comes i'm Bunches.
to A A Chisholm, of Threadwell,
n Y, now. His reason is well
worth reading: For a long time
! suffered from Indigestion, tor
pid liver, constipation, nervous
ness, and general debility" he
writes. II couldn't sleep, had no
appetite, nor ambition, grew
weaker every day in spite of all
medical treatment. Then used
Electric Bitters. Twelve bottles
restored all my old-time health
and vigor. Now can attend to
business every day. It's a
wonderful incidence Infallible
for Stomach, Liver, Kidneys,
and Nerves. SOC at Mars Bros.
See our rug display new
and attractive patterns.
Price ~ 80 to 81 GO.
Henderson Molpus Co.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-10-28

AUCTION SALE.-At PhiladeI.
phia on Monday, November lst.
will sell to the highest bidder
the following decribed lands, to-
wit: + J of NV / OF Sec. 30, T
II, Il. l3, NV /, Of NE / of Sec
32. I, II, r. l3, E. NE 4of NEI.
SW / Of NV ! of Sec.32,T12 l3
also one pair mules. harness and
wagon and one good horse. Terms
II desired. This sale is subject to
PRIOR sale provided purcherser
turns up before that date
}. l.. Watkins.
2tp
Don't buyharnessu ntillyou
see X Z Horne.
Royal worcester corsets
hie we DeSU 51.OO TO S3 90.
/ Henderson- Molpus Co.
------ --.s
Rope OF ali sizes at opivev
| & Morrows.
JuSt received u new line
Jet pins, buttons, barretts,
oandeauK and beads from
25c to $1.25.
| Henderson-Molpu Co.
Snow Drop honr at
Cheatham, ellis < Pilgrim.
Jets are the rage see them
Henderson Molpns Co.
For big bargains 90 to D. Kasdans
Store South Side Of Court Square
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-10-28
A. S. McClendon, Pres.
Miss Mabel Mature, Sec.

For rhe benefit of the teachers who
were not present at the T eachers
Association, held at Philadelphia. |
take this method of assisting them in
the organizing of their local S. l. A
Each teacher should induce all the
patrons of her school to meet for tbe
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-10-28
Sacred Concert.

On Thursday night, Nov. 4th,
there will be Sacred Concert
given in the opera house at 8
f,o'clock This concert is given
1 under the auspices of The Ladies'
i Home Missionary Society, for
the benefit of the Methodist
Church, and will be under the
direction of Miss Alba Duke of
Scranton, Miss, who is expert
,enced in this line.
s A splendid chorus of IL voices,
all local talent has been selected
and well trained, and an Interest,"
ing program, consisting of Anth-
ems, quartets, solos. etc., will be
rendered, which promises to be
Of a very fine character. The
choir is composed of the follow
ing:
Misses Annie Kate and Eddie
Lee Byrd, Hettie Mckay and
Mrs. Luke, Sopranos; Misses
Frances Yates, Lucille Mckay
and Mrs. Hightower, Altos;
Messrs. Howell and Howell,
Tenors; and Messrs. Dobbs.
Catledge and Graham, Bassos.
Everybody most cordially in
vited and welcomed. Admission
35cts, Children 20cts
Program.
I. Organ Voluntary.
2. hymn, How FERN Foundation
Choir
3. Invocation.
+. anthem, -..--.....-.God be Merciful
Choir.
2. soprano Solo, Be Thou Nigh
Miss Eddie Lee Byrd.
2. LYNN, ,.--~--...... Come o, My Soul
Choir.
a Male Quartet,...........--.. ..... Waiting
Messrs Dobbs, Catledge, Howell
and Howell.
Anthem, Let Evey Heart Rejoice
Choir.
-..--..---s-...-.... .............Evening
Mrs Hightower and Miss Byrd.
70. Organ Solo, ,--.-.. Miss Alba Duke
Il. Anthem,I will Lift up Mine Eyes
Choir.
2 Solo, Il. The Heavenly Song.
Mr.. Graham.
40. flynn, -.- Look We Saints
Choir.
IA. Quartet We are but Strangrs here
@ Misses Byrd and Mckay and
Messrs Howell and Graham.
\ 10. la) Anthem Awake ye Saints.
lbl LYNN, W.. Evening Praise.
\, Choir.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-10-28

Ch"atham, ellis & Pill grim
delivers goods anywhere in
town.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-10-28
Corn Club.

First prize-Will Tom Cooper
Land cultivated So years, broke deep
with two-horSe plow in Jan. Rows
four feet apart. Four wagon loads
barn yard and 500 pounds Blood and
Bone Fertilizers thoroughly MKT with
soil put in deep burrows in drills of
rows in March. Beds flushed on
same. First cultivation after corn
come up with side borrow. Stand
not good. Transplanted during wet
weather. Second cultivation one
week after first with straight shovel
and ten inch heel sweep. Rains be-
gan. Il days till third cultivation.
Last cultivation in June with short
shovel and 10 inch sweep around
corn. LIP these burrows put 300
pounds Blood and Bone Fertilizer.
MiddleS plowed at once with straight
shovel and 20 inch heel sweep.
Neshoba County Teachers Asso-
citation met in Philadelphia Oct. To-,
1909.
The association was called to order
by the president and the following
officers for the ensuing year were
elected: A. S. McClendon, Pres.
w. E. Martin, Vice-Pres. Miss
Mabel Mature. Sec. Miss Ophelia
Sansing, Treas.
The association agreed to take the
reading course suggested by the
State department,
/ he School Improvement Asso-
cIatlon was organized and nearly
every member present joined and en-
tered heartily into the work. The
association offers $500 to the schoo
that makes greatest Improvement this
year. Plans for the year S work were
discussed and adopted. Our teachers
are enthusiastic and seem determined
to do better work this year than eve,
before.
The association adjourned to mee1
again Friday eve Nov. 1909. ANY
: evening session will be held at the
! court house 7:30 and the morning
session of the next day at the schoo
house.
A. S. McClendon, Pres.
Miss Mabel Mature, Sec.
For rhe benefit of the teachers who
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-10-28

For big bargains 90 to D. Kasdan' s
Store South Side of Court Square.