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Gayety.

This week at the Gayety Clarks Run
away Girls Company will be seen. The
musical comedy is entitled 1.-The Avia-
tors" introducing fifty people in the
cast, with beautiful scenery, electrical
and mechanical effects. Among those
who take part are Jack Reid. Frank l..
Sheriff Makey and Jack Elliott, also Miss
Ella Reid Gilbert, Miss Winifred Greene,
the petite soubrette: Miss Rene Aubrey,
Miss Pert Croix and Miss Alice Wilson.
In addition to the above, the Ivory Quar-
tet. consisting of Mr.. Thomas Cullen. Mr..
Thomas WEIGH, Mr.. Charles Brookland
and Mr.. Nicholas Larkin, will take part.
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Australian Twin Andersons.

This weeks clean and up-to-date vaude-
Vile at the Majestic includes the fea-
ture, the Australian Twin Andersons.
Lille and Minnie, in their original nov
city. Dancing In the One Rope" Others
in the bill are Great Buckners, sensa-
tional cyclists: Rogers and Pearce, &C.
centric German comedians. singers and
dancers and Jeanette Gefmain in popu-
lar songs. The popular majestograph con-
cludes the performance with the latest Of
pictures.
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New York Yiddish Company.

One Of the greatest novelties of the sea-
son is scheduled for tonight at the Colum-
bia Theater, where the famous New York
Yiddish company will begin series Of
Sunday evening diversions at that house
with the four-act drama "Faterlebe' ca
Fathers Love- as the bill. The company
comes direct from one of New York's
leading Yiddish theaters under the per-
sonal direction Of Edwin A. Relkin. This
company is headed by the popular Yiddish
star Mr.. David Levenson.
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of the statuesque type; Cara Moretti Of
Milan. Italy; Airline La Cross of Ottawa.
Canada. and Patsy Dugan, a product of
Cork, Ireland, and the effervescAnce OF
the company.
Two others of the chorus are Eilda Cor
ridon OF Upsala, Sweden, and Irma Bros
ker or Moscow, Russia. However. when
these two last named were still at home
and living with their parents the names
of the respective door plates were Chris
Jensen and Brzorowski.
This multiplicity of nations in THE
Deacon and the Lady" is also to be found
Messrs. Aarons and Werba will send "a
complete orchestra of twelve pieces on
tour with the production. Nine of the mu-
sicians are German, but Emil Furs. cor
netist. is an Alsatian: Boris Lifsky, cellist,
is Russian, and Higo Crovolfle, who
plays the contra-bass. is Portuguese.
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Academy Sunday Concert.

The second Academy Sunday concert OF
the season will be given tonight with a
varied program. Ben Dawson, mono
loguist and parodist, will give several OF
his latest creations; George Helmu:h will
entertain his friends. and Henry Wilson
will be heard in up-to-date songs. The
management has spared no pains In the
selection of motion picture films.
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Casino.

That Casino Theater patrons strongly
favor dramatic sketches presented by ca
pable players has been so amply demon
strated that Manager Mayer while in New
York last week secured another one-act
drama entitled THE Operator" which
has not before been offered in a theater
at the Casino popular scale of prices,
having been for a number of weeks
headline act of the William Morris houses
in New York city. 1.-THE Operator" pre-
scented by company of six talented play
ers. is an intense story written around
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romance. After the Shower" its scene
being along Lake George. Another merry
spot will be Ja,row. the humorous tricks
ter. who originated the lemon trick. Mar
shall Montgomery will introduce his Ger
man friend" Lima Panther, an unusually
beautiful German aerial artistic. with the
American comedian. Tom Mcdonald, will
offer highly novel aero-comic act, and
1.-THE Girl From Arizona" will afford
action and incident.
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"Your Humble Servant"

Otis Skinner comes to the New National
Theater next week in his latest success,
your Humble Servant" Mr.. SINNERS
role in this play differs widely from any
other that he has ever been called upon
to perform, but 1t is needless to say that
he acqu.ts himself with the artistic
smoothness that marks all his work upon
the stage. Mr.. Skinner will be supported
by an excellent company. The usual matt
neeS will be given.
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or angel of theatrical company is
supposed to pay for all such ineidentals
as taxicabs, wine suppers, etc, furnish
ample opportunity for Mr. kely's Pc
culiar style of comedy
Belasco.
In '"The Lottery Man." which the
Shuberts present at the Belasco Theater
this week. Rida Johnson Young has
seized upon custom of some newspapers
to increase their circulation by various
schemes. Mrs. Young has made her cen
trail figure in her now famous 81 GU
Theater successful comedy a newspaper
reporter. Jack Wright. Wright owes his
employer sum Of money ard to square
the account he agrees to turn in one or
the most sensational scoops the paper
has ever known. His idea is fer the sheet
prize. The proprietor explains that lot
teries are against the law. The promoter
says that this point can be evaded on ac-
count of the fact that the law SAYS
prize is to Ge person who will give
himself away Gear case of evaS on IS
established TIE lottery is arn1unl ed.
Thousands OF all sorts and conditic rs buy
coupons at 81 each. Meantime Wight
Calls in love with a charming gill
Naturally, he fears that he may be won
by some one else and he starts a C usa lie
to get possession of as many tickets as
his limited means will permit. Even his
devoted mother pawnS some family
trinkets in order that she may help her
son.
Finally the last day is announced The
winning number is 1923. and it is held
by Lizzie. an aged maid, in the house
hold of the newspaper owner. Lizzie re-
fuses to give up. She has waited many
years for the opportunity. 1t is discover
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IN THE SPOTLIGHT.

A genuine Sioux girl is 10 Lo'' the
telepathic novelty, at Chase's next week.
The title of w. H. Thompson's new
one-act play is I'm the Cardinals Gar
dem
Alice Lloyd, the English music hall
coincidence, is booked for Chases in the
early fall. The McNaughtons. one OF
whom is her husband, will appear In the
same bill.
Burton Holmes and his fellowtraveler
and motion picture expert. Oscar Bennett
Depue landed in New York last Saturday
after five-month motor tour of those
portions of Europe which will form the
topics for this coming seasons travel
ogueS.
Grace La Rue has been engaged for the
caste of Madame Troubadour.
Antoinette Walker. who has been with
David Wartield in 1.-The Music Master"
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ed however. that she has stolen the
ticket from the cook. With this clue the
reporter threatens her with arrest. or
course. the coupon is surrendered and
Jack Wright gets the girl of his choice
The comedy will be presented in this
city by the original company. headed by
Cyril Scott as the lottery man" and in
GLIDING Helen Lowell, the original Miss
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Marble with Mile. Claron. the celebrated
Partisan poseur, at the head Of the group
of .ateiier artists. The reproductions EN-
brace THE Fountain The Awakening
of Galatea." THE Last Glass" The
Wrestling Group" The ABDUCTION OF the
Sabines." Rescued 'Wcoing." The
Voice of Spring. and "Phryne." The
laughing hit Of the bill should be Lola
Merrill and Frank Otto Of the noted comic
Ottos. who will play a summary musical
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''The Fortunes of Betty"

Coming to the Academy for the week Of
September q with the usual matinees,
Cecil Spooner will give her inaugural per-
Torrance of Betty in The Fortunes OF
Betty" a play in which she has the best
opportunity of her career. Miss SpOoner
will portray the rural heroine who be-
comes stranded with q theatrical organi-
cation and finds herself in most distress
ing circumstances. She finds her father.
a Village postmaster. general storekeeper,
town philosopher, etc, placed in an in
eliminating position. from which she is
enabled to rescue him. The cast in
cludes Mr.. Rawden Hall, Joseph Man
ming, William Dale, Philip Leigh. James
Ftrey, James Flanagan. Arthur Jen-
nings, Ralph Dean. Miss Fannie Louise
Carter, Gracey Beebe and Maude ste
venS.
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Wallace Eddinger is to head q second
company in THE Country Boy" Bobby
Burnt" having closed.
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MARY James Pa. +"

The attraction next week at the Befasco
Theater will be Max Figman in the COM
edy drama by Edith Ellis, entitled Mary
James Pa" under the direction Of John
Cort. This is the comedy which ran for
over six months in New York and three
months in Chicago last season. Mr.. Fig
man has the role OF Simon Perkins. who
deserts his wife and family, and after
ward returns. like a modern Enoch Ar
den. The role, while unlikable in the
first act, becomes most appealing as the
play goes on. His scenes with little Mary
Jane are said to be intensely interesting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-18

May Vokes will be one OF the princis
pals in THE Pet Of the Petticoats."
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The special bill at the Academy this
week, commencing tomorrow evening, VIII
be the big Broadway musical success, In
Panama" with the Klein brothers play
ing the comedy roles made famous by
Gus and Max Rogers,
The Klein brothers impersonate two
bogus admrals. The scenic setting Is
on lavish scale. Miss Sibyl Brennan,
pri,na donna, has been favorite IN
many musical comedies: Her role gives
her excellent opportunities. The cast in
cludes Sedney Martineau. Corinne PEN
dleton, Dorothy Dunn. William Edmunds,
Jay Woodford Ray, and Lloyd Peddrick.
Way Down in Colon Town, Meath
the Old Palm Tree" Smile, Smile.
Smile" and I'm Panama are q few Of
the song hits. The chorus Is heralded as
enc of the hanGsomest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-18

Josephine Lovatt and Walter Hitchcock
are this season in Henry Miller's COM
pany. playing His Wifes Husband
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-18

The New Theater. New York. Is to pro-
vide a fully equipped nursery for the chill
dren to be used in the production OF
THE Blue Bird
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EIARRY KELLY :.
as .DEAcorz rLooD1

thrilling experience of a telegraph oper-
ator. Lee Tung Foo, the eminent Chinese
baritone, will be heard. He is said to be
the only Chinese vocalist on the Eng
disappearing stage Other attractive acts
include Mcdonald brothers. comedy aero
bats; Fiske and McDonough, in sketch
entitled THE Ladies' Interfering Society /;
1 awrence Raden. a vocalist In character
changes of costume; Evelyn Ware. sing
ing and DAMAGING comedians, and other
features, including more than the regular
display OF pictorial plays
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-18

There are now four 'Seven Days" com.
panies on the road.
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Casino Sunday Concert.

program Of varied attractiveness has
been arranged for the Sunday concert at
the Casino Theater today. The musical
feature will include the four banjo
phiends, whose quartet and duo selec-
lions were so popular the past week:
Miss Anna Airline will render several new
vocal numbers: the Naval Trio. a new act,
are capable singers and entertainers; Ed
Foster and his trained dog will for the
last time excite the wonder and envy of
dog owners: William Schilling will give
his impersonations Of we'll known dra-
matte stars. Motion picture plays will be
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Chase's.

Chases bill this week will be led by
Jesse L. Lasky's comedy operetta, The
Photo Shop" with a company Of lively
young girls and smart young fellows,
headed by the popular comedian Charles
J. Slime and Mamie Fletcher. The book is
by Edward Clark, music by Karl Hoschna
and lyrics by Otto Hauerbach. 1t was
staged urGer the personal direction of
Mr.. Lasky. The musical director is Hugo
Marks. Among the exclusive solo, prom
enade and ensemble musical numbers are
Its a Very Busy Day. The Photo
Sextet," 1.-The Paris Kick 'I Want You
in My Picture" "Send Me Man." THE
Queen of Manhattan Isle" The added at
traction will be Paul Seldom's Poems in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-18

Madame Sherry boasts OF a record Of
an entire season Of success In Chicago.
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I'm and Out. /"

At Chase's next week the leading at
traction will be Homer B. Mason and
company in I'm and Out" the latest sue
cessful vaudeville brevity by Porter
Emerson Browne. A large company. a
special scenic production and a striking
mechanical effect are features. Edwin
Stevens, assisted by dainty Tina Marshall.
will give Cousin Kitty" a new laugh
ing hit Frank Tinney has a tramp
speciality. Lolo, the mystic. is another
act upon which the management lays
stress. A historical cycle Of songs. the
colonial Of 1776. the civil war of 81 and
the modern of 1910. with appropriate cos
tunes, will be presented by Misses
Natalie and Aurie Dagwell. Barry and
Wolford. the extravaganza comedy stars.
Adonis and his dog in a unique foreign
speciality. and Whale Fishing round
out the program.
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features OF today's entertainment. which
commences at pm.
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John Mason began his third season In
1.-The Witching Hour" in Duluth last
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'Ishmaer' is making a tour OF the south
with Virginia Howell in the leading part.
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Academy.

Hay in Mrs Wigs of the Cabbage
Patch" in her original creation OF Lizzie.
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Mother by Jules Eckert Goodman.
the author OF THE Man Who Stood Still.
was produced last week In New York
with Emma Dunn in the title role.
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Arnold Daily is going to start his sea-
son in a repertoire including Ghosts"
You Never Can Tell Arms and the
Man" and Know ThyseH."
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Elsa Ryan and Corinne have been en-
gagged for THE Aviation Girl" to he pro-
duced by the Shuberts. Miss Ryan Will
play the title role.
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Marguerite Clarke will not appear In
THE Blue Bird" at the New Theater.
New York, as she has signed contract
with w. A. Brady for three years.
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Max Rogers. formerly OF the Rogers
Brothers and C. William kolb. formerly
of KoIb and Dill. are to be co-stars under
the Sh,rbert management. The two come
dams are reported to be working excep-
tionally we'll together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-18

"A Matter Of Money" in the New Eng
land states.
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Ellen Terry is to make lecture tour
of the United States. Her initial lecture
in New York will be "Heroines Of Shake
speare-Triumphant."
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E. H. Sothern and Julia NARROW will
open their joint starring tour in Boston
next month. The feature Of their Shake
speare repertoire will be Macbeth"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-18

J.ens Ashwell. the English actress, Is to
make a tour of this country under the
management of the Liebler Company IN
"Judith Zaraine," by c. NJ. s. Mcclellan;
Three years ago Miss Ashwell appeared
in this country in THE Shulamtte.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-18

Charles Frohman has secured the right
to produce all of Arthur Wing Pineros
plays. both in this country and in Eng
land In the future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-18

Gladys Hanson will be Kyrle Bellows
leading woman in 1.-The Scandal" She
was leading woman with him last season
and was formerly with E. H. Sothern.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-18

THE Slim Princess" with Elsie Janis
in the title role. had a successful nrst
production in Buffalo last Week Inc
opera is made from the novel of George
Ade. the book being written by Henry
Blossom, and the music by Leshe
Stuart. Julia Frary was in the cast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-18

Mr.. Sam Bernard opens his season IN
New York next week at the Casino IN
''He Came from Milwaukee,, mnsicat
and Edgar Smith, lyrics by Edward Mad
den and the music by Messrs. Ben Jerome
and Louis Hirsch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-18

Emily Stevens has been engaged by tho
Liebler company to play the leading part
in a play called William" which is to
be produced next month Miss stevens
was last season leading woman with
George ArliSs
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Marie Tempest is to appear IN inns
country in "a Thief From the Night"
which was produced in London under the
name of "a Bolt From the Blue. with
Irene Vanbrugh in the leading role. II Is
said to be very strong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-18

Henrietta Crosman, who has been tour
ing the west in "Anti-Matrimony," will
begin her New York season tomorrow
night, replacing Love Among the Lions"
at the Garrick
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-18

William Gillette Is a busy man. He 10
not only conducting rehearsals for MS
own repertoire OF six plays. but he is aiso
directing those of Electricity I'm which
Marie Doro is to star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-18

D'Annunzio. the English-Italian poet
and dramatist, has written a new play,
which Charles Frohman will produce in
English The play. although poetic IN
theme is written In prose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-18

Frank Curzon and Gerald Du Maurier
are to produce a costume play in London
with the scenes laid in the time OF Queen
Anne, the Duke of Marlborough and Lord
Bolingbrooke being among the characters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-18

MEXICAN authorship and adap-
:: : $: ): ::
Quick George 'Cohan" Cor was
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Oscar Hammerstein is to build ar. opera
house in London and give opera in that
city. He will also make tours OF this
country with companies, including his
London artists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-18

Mary Mannering is Ill In New York fol-
lowing an operation for appendicitis. she
had been preparing for her tour IN a
Mans world" under the management Of
the Shuberts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-18

AN ORDEAL FOR AN ACTOR.-Not
since Charles Warner played the alb
sinthe-crazed Coupeau in Drink" or
Mansfield as the palsied andsevil-corroded
Cheyrial went crashing down among his
oanquet-bidden coryphees in "A Partisan
Romance" has the stage, Il is said, wit
messed a more startling portrayal of fall
en- manhood than Robert billiard gives
In the last act of a Fool There Was"
One Of the most popular actors in Eng
land refused TO play this part IN the com
ing London production. He longed to
play the part, he confessed, but had not
the courage TO sacrifice his good looks
and jeopardize his reputation as mat
!nee idol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-18

FRITZ Scheff has made a preliminary
tour in 1.-The Mikado" before she begins
her season in the musical version OK
''Trilby." With her in the former piece
were Digby Bell and Frank Rushwosth.
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TRANSFER COMPANIES.
TRUSTEE SALE

Of VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
TIE CITY OF NEWPORT NEWS.
" virtue % a deed OF trust, exc
.;iteS by frank Whitley to the under
s.yacG trustee, bearing date on the
18th lay of April, 1867, and recorded
N The clerks Off =, OF the Corpora
ion Court Newport News, Va, in
deed hook Number 80, page 100, and
at the request of the holder of the
notes therein secured, the undersign-
ID trustee will sell at public auction,
in front of the courthouse, corner OF
18th street and Huntington Ave, New
port News. Va, on April 18th, 1910, at
~ o'clock m, the following
described property, to-wit: All that
.ertain lot, piece or parcel of land
;ituate in the City of Newport News,
Va, known and designated as lot
Number Ga, in Block "a. on q certain
nap entitled MAP Of The City of New
port News" which said map is duly
recorded in the clerks office of the
Eorpora,.o n Court of Newport News,
"a. n plat book ], page }. TO which
reference is here made, together with
he tenements, Entertainments, and APP
purtenances thereto belonging, fOr
easn for so much as will settle the
balance of the unpaid notes, secured
n the deed herein mentioned, togeth-
Z with the past due insurance, and
expenses of executing this trust;
he remainder on such terms as
Frank Whitley, or his assigns may d.
rect.
c. r. HOSKINS, Trustee.
%. r. W. REYNOLDS, AuctiOneer
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NOTICES

At meeting OF the Demo
cratic Committee for the frst Con
gressional District OF virginia
held on the 18th cav Of April. 1910.
& was ordered that the Democratic
primary election TO nominate q
candidate for Representative IN the
Sixty-second Congress. shall be held
between the hours OF sunrise aud
sunset on the I3th day % August.
1919. And that all persons desiring
10 become candidate In said primary
shall give notice in writing TO The
chairman Of this committee % such
intention. accompanied by the sun
Of Eve hundred dollars on or before
the zist day Of NAY 1919. T. J..
DOWNING. Chairman, p. o. I&a-
caster, Va. ~.
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johnson pitches Effectively.

WASHINGTON. ID. C., April Is
Washington defeated Boston in a
hard Thinning game today ? TO 1.
johnson was unusually effective with
men on bases. twelve OF the visitors
striking out Collins pitched good
ball until the final round when he
weakened. four singles winning the
game. Boston's only run resulte:
from Streets wild throw TO eecond.
The batting OF Speaker and Lord
featured with Johnsons pitching.
Warrington
. o001OOeo0OOI-2 IL 1
Boston
OcOOO0fOO0Ve0-I1 Is ?
Batteries: Johnson and Street: Col
Inns and Csrrigan. Time. 2:30 I'm
pires. Evans and Egsn.
NATIONAL
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phis. 0.
tsecond game)-Chattanoo 8;
Memphis, 4.
AT Mobile-Mobile, 4 Montgomery,
/.
At New Orleans birmingham. o;
New Orleans, 4.
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Cook With Gas-
ADULTERATIONS

used in so-called High-grade Paint
cost from $40 to SIS per ton. while
Pure dry white Lead and Zinc Oxide
1.-THE best paint pigments known to
soience) and which are used exclu-
sively in
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SECOND WARD.
70 the Voters of Second Ward:

To the Voters of Second Ward:
/ respectfully announce my candi
dacy for nomination for member OF
Board of Aldermen Of the Second
Ward, subject to the Democratic
Primary. Your vote and supper;
earnestly solicited.
J. W. JACKSON.
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THIRD WARD.

To the Voters of the Third Ward:
hereby announce myself a candi
date for the Board of Aldermen from
the Third Ward, subject to the Demo
cratic Primary. Your vote and sup
port will be highly appreciated
Respectfully,
I'd. W. b. FUCKER.