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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-04-07
The rains were of great value.

lllC luillo WClC VI SlCIi Fdlut.
Just received a lot Of sample
Croquet sets which we are selling
at wholesale prices.
A. JAEGER.
Odd Fellows.
Monroe City Lodge No. 268 has
six candidates 70: the Third Degree
tonight, Thursday. All Odd Eel
lows are cordially invited.
Seeds, Seeds, Seeds. All kinds of
bulk garden seeds at the Economy
Store.
Drs. Wood & Kidd, eye, ear, nose
and throat Specialists of Quincy,
will be at Monroe Hospital, Mon
day April 18th from 9 to 2 o'clock
to fit glasses and treat diseases.
Strayed A black POland-China
boar. If seen notify John Hardy.
The Shelbyville Herald looks
much better in its new form. 1t is
now a six column quarto. Joe
Doyle is one of Missouris best
newspaper men.
The Place to get clothes pressed
is at Chaloupsky g. Lanes.
For Sale A rick of good timothy
hay. - A. A. Nelson.
J.B Headrick has been transact
ing business in Hannibal.
New Deere Edge Drop Corn plant
ers at A. Jaegers.
A. c. CTony) Meyer is looking
after business interests at Cuba, Mo.
The peachiest line, of buggies
ever shown in this city at A
Jaegers.
N. A. Drescher was a business
visitor in Ely, Friday.
Easy To Do.
Nellie" said the teacher, you
may tell me how to make NAL
tese cross"
Step on its tail" answered Nellie,
promptly.
We have new Self Sharpening
and Self Adjusting Lawn Mower
just the trick. A. Jaeger.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-13
ODD FELLOWS GATHER
FOR SESSION AT DENIS0N
Members of Order from District No.
"a in COnference--Address
Laud Order.

DENIsoN. Ia, Aug. 12.-(special Tele-
gram. )-Denison had the greatest day in
its Odd Fellow history today In the con-
vention here Of lodges in district No "a,
composed of representatives from Charter
Oak, Schleswig, Vail, Manila and Denison.
In the afternoon public session was held
in Germania opera house, presided over by
w. e. Terry. The address or welcome was
given by Carl F. Kuehnle and was re-
sponded to by f. d. Butts of Dow City and
Mr.. Roger of Schleswig. Grand Master d.
B. Gum made a most able address of over
an hour. He spoke eulogistically Of the
state home for aged Odd Fellows and or
phans of members of the order, located al
Mason City. The aid OF the Rebekahs In
helping to found the home was mentioned
Jerry S. Green of Marshalltown gave a
comprehensive history of the order. paint.
ing it's work of brotherhood In brilliant
language. In the evening the Woodbins
degree team exemplified the work of the
first degree. W. c. Rolls Of Dow City Ii
d. d. G. M. of this district, e. o. THEM
president. The English and German lodges
of Denison were hosts Of the occasion.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-13
FIVE DAINTY SONGS
BY AN OMAHA MAN
Charming Album OF COurtship Ballads
Produced ~ Local Musician,
Mr.. kIiIo o. Smith

Five Little Songs of CourtshIp," is
the title of little musical album from
the pen of Mr.. Milo o. Smith OF Omaha,
and. while scarce off the press. the pro-
duction bids fair to make an unusual I'm
preston upon the lovers OF the refined
in song.
Sweetheart" Her Eyes" "The Way
of a Heart" Love Song and wife, 80
are not only refreshing titles but the
musical handling OF the songs is of a
high (yet simple) order, and should come
as a welcome change after the deluge OF
coarse and even vulgar songs of the
music halls.
Just a series OF five delightful little
songs breathing OF love; every bit OF the
music, every word, as dainty as a bit of
Dresden China. Mr.. Smiths songs win
prove welcome about ones home because
of the purity and wholesomeness OF the
lines and harmony.
"Courtship Days" are never DER ana II
Is safe TO say that thousands OF copies of
this little album will supplant the time
honored gifts of bon bons TO those we
love and those we wish to love us.
The A. Hospe Co. OF 1913 Douglas St
Omaha. was fortunate in securing the
publishing rights and the Five Little
Songs" have been beautifully gotten to-
gether In a binding OF Nile green and
gold; without a single line OF advertising
to detraet from the theme. $3.50 per
album is the price and the albums are
now on sale at the store OF
THE A. AOSPE CO,
ASA douglas St d.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-13
FATHER-lN-LAW HART SHOOTS
S0N-IN-LAW TRACY IN LEG
PeddIer, WAC Abuses Family, Me-
EIesee Warming when Wife Flees
10 Fathers House for Safety.

william Tracy. peddler who lives at
1907 Center street, was shot by his father
in-law, John Hart. last night as the culmi-
mating act in q series of domestic squabbles.
The weapon used was fowling piece and
the full charge of shot penetrated the man.
left leg below the knee. He was taken to
st. Joseph's hospital and may be crippled
for life.
Hart and his wife were arrested and
brought to the police station. Hart is
charged with shooting with intent to kill.
while his wife is booked as a witness and
allowed out on bail.
The shooting took place at Hart's house
1917 South Twentieth street. Tracy's wife
fleeing from his treatment, sought shelter
there according to the statement of heI
mother who sat in the police station with
the wounded mans youngest child in her
arms. Turning up yesterday evening about
6 o'clock drunk. he began to abuse his wife
when Mrs. Tracy drove him out of the house
at the point Of revolver. 1t was only q
% callber, but 1t was sufficient to make
him seek other quarters for the time being
Tracy came back between and 10 o'clock
Hart saw him coming and ran to the door
ordering him off and holding up the CUR
threatening to shoot II he persisted. H,
did, the old man fired and the man fel
wounded in the leg
ys'I aimed to shoot low" said Hart, VIII,
did not seem to regret what he had done
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-13
Mr.. AND MRS. M. J. BROWN
RETURNING FROM CHINA
Former Nebraska Young Man with
Wife of Omaha, Back After Two
Years Absence.

Mr.. and Mrs Mortimer ]. Brown. the
daughter and son-in-law of George O..
Wallace OF Omaha, arrived In Omaha
this morning, returning from Tien Tsin,
China, after a stay there Of two years.
The party is coming from Chicago to
Omaha. having returned from China by
way OF Siberia and Europe, and stopping
in England and Scotland some weeks.
skpm there they came to New York.
Whence they are now due to arrive here
this morning.
Mrs. Brown was formerly Miss Mary
Beth Wallace. daughter of George @, Wal
lace, $40 Charles street, Omaha. She was
for some time the girls physical director
at the Omaha High school. but in 1908 she
was married TO Mr.. Brown of Tecumseh
Neb., graduate in 1905 of the University
of Nebraska.
Immediately after the marriage the
couple left for China. where Mr.. Brown
had accepted a two years contract to take
charge of the department OF chemistry in
the Industrial college at Tien Tsin.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-13

A. T. Everett have gone on visit TO
Excelsior Springs.
The ladies OF the New Century club will
give a social on Dan lannon's lawn on
the evening Of August Is
Miss Ceclle Lyon has contracted a case
of typhoid fever from what is believed to
be an impure milk supply.
Mrs. Patrick Heenan and daughter Marie
OF Chicago are guests at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Patrick McElroy.
officer Ed Kroeger is grandfather again
being presented to the infant daughter oil
his son, Henry Kroeger, Tuesday night
Phone Bell South SOS. Independent F-1S6,
for case OF letter Gold Top. Promp
delivery to any part Of the city. William
letter.
The regular meeting Of the South omahs
Central Labor Union which met August
5, Endorsed George stephens as candidate
for state senator.
Grove Snaps was arrested as a vagran
Wednesday when il was discovered that hi
was an escaped convict from the military
prison at Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
For County Commissioner of the Fourth
District, vote for John Larson, Gx-Coun
Gilman from the Fifth ward. Republican
ticket.-Adv.
A large number of sympathetic friends
attended the funeral of Mrs, Nellie Hanni
gan Thursday morning. The pallbeareri
| were Martin kaveny, James Sheehan, JohI
Iarkin, James Powers George Casper anC
| Patrick Brosnihan
| "A NOINO Of w AtNNlNNf-Inere are LnI %
state senators to be nominated by the demo
cratic party in Douglas county at tn,
| primary election next Tuesday. Soutl
Omaha Is entitled to one. In order to &c
this one South Omaha citizens should vot
for John M. Tanner.
Mrs Walter A. Hansen entertained in
| formally Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. Johl
| G. Nelson. who will soon leave for he
! new home in Denver The guests were
Mesdames John G. Nelson, II. p. Hamilton
| o. Hansen, w. N Rockwell, ]. A. Craig
J. Wilson, l.. Boyer. ]. @. Brown, A.
| Featherstone, e. w. Stoitenberg, w. N
| Wilson, G. Haverstock and A. Patton.
Clearance Sale at the Nebraska Shoe an
Clothing House, South Omaha-Men's suit
at $3.50, broken lines and small lots of ou
regular SIS, SIS and $50 suits, now $3.50; a
new styles, new patterns and all are mad
rihgt up to the fashion; blue serges, fame
worsteds and imported velours-W ednesda
your choice $500. Mems separate trouser
at $1.90. A regular SO value in many di
ferent styles and patterns, blue serge
fancy worsteds, in fact you will have n
} trouble in finding a pattern that wi
brighten up your old coat and vest-Wed
nesday, August 49, your choice of the 10
$3.50. Shirt special-a small lot of men
dress shirts, in all the new patterns and
few plain white and blue chambray; son
have collar attached: just the thing II
hot weather wear. Boys IS all wool suit
$3.50; all new styles and patterns; som
have two pair of knickerbocker pants;
regular s. enthusiastically, only $780,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-13
BOY MAY Die FROM BLOW
Clarence caIIabriR, struck by Car I'm
Great Western Yards, in Seri-
Gus Condition.

Clarence Callabria, a 10-year-old boy,
, whose parents live at Twnty- second street
and Poppleton avenue. may die as the re-
suit of an accident in the Chicago Great
Western yards, near Seventeenth and
Marcy streets, yesterday afternoon. He
was walking on the tracks. wnen ne was
struck by a coal car switched by an en-
CINE Brought to the police station, II
was discovered that he had sustained a
cut eight inches long on the back OF his
head as well as one over the eyebrow.
He was sent to ST. Joseph's hospital where
DC is under the care OF Police Surgeon
> Ray b. Harris. 1t is feared the skull may
be fractured.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-13
BRIEF CITY NEWS


nav Root Print ~
Thonaaa w. blackburn, lawyer
rake your printing 20 the Timss-
"A. L. RerRquist for State senator.-Adv.
n Electric ss-GrandsOn Co.
Clan Gordon Pionio-Courtland Beach
Saturday
vote for ia Johnston. Democratic can
didaAe for State Sonator.-Adv.
vi, for c. N. Baohmann, republican
caiysJdate FOR the legislature.-Ady.
rest Dry Cleaning OF garments. Twin
City Dye Works. 4O7 South Fifteenth
Or. w. X. Foote. oounst and aurist, has
moved to 723 and rs city national bank
DR. o. s. Wood LAS moved to his new
office, 43S-44O Drandeis Theater building
Vote for Z. W. Notwithstanding for
county attorney. kepubiican primaries
August 16.--Adv.
There are Ssveral ways Of saving
The Nebraska Savings and Loan associa-
tion WY. and others. Our way pays .
per cent per annum. 1OG Board OF Trade
building.
Fire from notwithstanding the bed
room furniture with gasoline caused IRE
at the residence OF Gustave Berg, l46Z Sou,f
Thirteenth street, Friday morning at Il
o'clock. The fire was quickly extingulshed
and the damage. which was confined to this
furnishings amounted to but S25.
Notice to Plumbers-The city plumb
Ing inspectors office is sending out letters
, to the plumbers who have not presented
themselves for examination, reminding
them of the strihgency Of the new ordin
Rnce. Incompetent men are not to be al
lowed to practice the trade and examlna
tons are being held regularly.
Picnic at Courtland--The twenty-secon'
annual picnic and games Of Clan Gordon
No. SO, order of Scottish Clans, will be he'll
Saturday at CORTLAND Beach. The lon
program Of sports will begin at O'Clock
and those who attend will have opportunit
of hearing the big pipes and seeing a
exhibition of Highland dancing.
Charged with Stealing watches-Georg
!. Morrissey, who was arrested Thursday
charged with breaking into a jewelry re
pair shop belonging to ]. c. Widebeck a
a1s Cunning street last Wednesday nigh
and stealing twelve watches, was arraigne
before Judge Crawford Friday morning
He demanded preliminary hearing, whic
was set for Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-13
FLoTH ESCAPES FROM JAIL
George FlOths Sentenced for Shooting
Charles Mcdonald, Escapes and
Leaves City.

With two weeks of his sentence yes to
serve George Floth. trusty at the county
Jail, made good his escape Thursday
morning by slipping through a corridor
which runs into the basement OF the city
Jail. Floth was given his sentence two
months ago after shooting Charles Nc
Donald through the arm In a fight which
occurred on North Twenty-fourth street.
The mans sentence would have expired
August %.
Gaining entrance into the basement OF
the city jail Floth went out by the Dodge
street door He carried with him bun
die of his clothing. and is supposed to
have made his way out OF the city. As
yet no trace of him has been gained.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-13
FrIEhteAed Into Fits

by fear OF appendicitis. take DR.. Kings
New Lie Pulls, and away goes bowel
trouble. Guaranteed Se. For sale BY
BeatOn Drug Co
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03
Some Wants Of Advertisers.

In the Special Notice" column
this week will be found some sd-
vsrtisements of interest to our read
ers.
DR.. Henderson offers a pair of
heavy WORK horses for sale.
A party wants TO buy a house.
Send replies to this office,
Mr.. Thompson has some rich
Jersey milk for sale-not the skim
med kind. but creamy milk.
There are other ads. that may
Prove of value to you. if you want
to buy or sell anything. Away:
read this column.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03
Trimming Social.

The ladies OF the Methodist
church will give a Trimming So
cial" at the home of Mrs. II. L
Bridges. West End. on Friday night
OF next week. Feb. IL. at 8 o'clock.
Light refreshments. ice cream. etc. 4.
viii be served and several SHINING
contests will be entered into for
prizes. Music viii be furnished by
the Bridges Orchestra. The public
is cordially invited. A pleasant ev
ening is in store for all and the cause
is good.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03
?OalO Topics.
Branlh Office The Gazette Al
Marston s. Co.'S Store.

Toano. Va. Feb. with the ap-
proach of the shortest month of the
year we found ourselves treated 10
a nice snow. The ground being
very wet the flakes left as quickly
as they came leaving Il very disa-
greeable under foot
Capt. Cary R. Wilson. u. s. A.
will be the guest of his clsssmate.
D Warren Marston.
We are sorry TO note that Miss
Min ie TAYLOR. who has been teach
ing in Newport News. was compel
ed TO come home on account of sick
ness.
The three back roads" IN Stone
house district will be let by contrsc'
at the next meeting of the Board o.
| Supervisors. Feb. %. Specifica
ton. can De seen at the Toano post
office.
Misses Fannie and Elizabetl
Msrston have returned from a pleas
ant visit TO relatives in Newpor
News and Norfolk.
We are sorry 70 note that Mis-
Maryon Jennings is quite sick.
Miss Mild.ed Woodwdr OF Wi
lismsburg Female Institute. was IN
guest Of her aunt. Mrs. <. S. Near
lev this week.
We are glad to know that Mi:
Virginia Tyler is rapidly improvir
after several weeks sickness.
E Mr.. A. w. Jennings is able to 6
= aboI, D aid of a par OF crutches
10 Rev. Betty preached and he
l. quarterly conference at Mt. Vern'
e last Monday.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03
Two Meet OGath

New Kent Courthouse. Va. Jan.
31-Stanley Suader and Glenn Me-
kins. IN attempting 10 cross the Pa
munkey river from "Cousine" &C
Sweet Hall Saturday afternoon werr
drowned.
Before leaving the shore the faith
CT OF Young Suader warned IN,
Young men Of the danger of usins
the small sail boat. but they wouIC
not heed his advice, and when about
800 yards from shore the boat cap
sized. They held 70 the boat ano
| cried franucalY tor help. M
I Snader. ST.. rushed to the river
seized the only boat there and start
ed 10 their rescue with rly a mar.
row piece Of plank for a paddle
Being an inexperienced oarsman hi.
boat was at the mercy Of the rushinl
tide. and DC was carr ed ashoT'
within a short distance Of the younl
men, and was powerless 70 saw
them. There he remained and wit
messed the drowning.
From the shore. the home OF MI
| Suader. the mother OF Suader an
the wife of Meekins saw the one 10
low the other 70 their wsterY grave,
The river was dragged. but tn
bodies were not found.
Mr.. Srader and family moved
New Kent county about four year
ago from Wisconsin. He is 4 pro'
porous farmer and the owner of "a
farm formerly owned by Col. w. "
Gordon
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03
SOCIAL AND =
(. PERsoNAA

Mrs. Kate Fuller Neisler. who
will appear at Cameron Hail next
Monday night with Miss Isaacs and
others. studied with aud graduated
under Byron King. She has done
a great deal of platform work. hav-
ing Just completed a successful en-
esgement of several weeks under the
Radcliffe Bureau man gem nj.
Miss Isaacs is conceded to be the
best contralto in Richmond. singh E
in the choir of one Of the leading
churches of that city. A delightful
evening is assured to all lovers o
music and elocuaon. The manage
ment will give portion Of the pro
ceeds to the building fund of th'
Methodist church.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03
DOING THEIR Duty
Scores Of Williamsburg Readers Are Learn
ing the Duty OF the kidneys.

Scores OF Williamsburg Readers Are Lean
ing the Duty OF the Kidneys.
To 6lter the blood is the kidneys
duty.
When they fail to do this the kidneys
are sick.
Backache and many kidney ills toll
low.
Urinary trouble. diabetes.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure them all.
Williamsburg people endorse our claim
r l. Banks, furniture dealer. Main
street. Williamsburg. We, says ABOUT
a wear ago l had great deal of trou
ble from disOrdered kidneys. / was sub
ject 70 severe pains across the small OF
my back, felt dull and miserable most OF
the time and had bat little eeergy or
ambition. | finally procured Doan' 5
Kidney Pills and through their uss e
complete cure was effected. / have new
CT had any trouble from nay kidneys
since then and in view OF this fact.
teeI that an justified in recommending
Deans Kidney Pills TO other sufferers.
For sale by all. dealers. Price sc cents
Foster Ailburn Co., Buffalo, New Yorl
Sole agents for the United. States.
Remember the name-Doan's-an'
sake no other.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03
Land Sales in James City This Week

a @ Harwood. OF Grove. mas
purchased the standing timber on
+. n. Stryker' farm in lower James
City. paying for the same $4,000.
:. X. Curtis. Urea surer OF War
wick county. has purchased the olo
nome place of the late 7. q.
Wynne. which was known as
Green Mount" and the adjoin-
ing farm. the home of the late Tom
ME Harwood. The former con
tains 2O2 acres. AID the latter is :
small tract.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03

Miss Juliet Thorpe gave a beauu-
ful tea on Thursday from 4 to o
O'Clock. in honor Of Mrs. Bridge, of
Kansas City. Miss Thorpe. attired
in green silk with net overdress, was
assisted in receiving her guests by
her mother, Mrs. q. w Thorpe, and
Mrs. Bridge. The color scheme
was green and white and was car
ried out in the invitations, plants,
shaded candles and refreshments
Those serving in the dining room
were Mrs. Viola Ware, Misses Kitty
and Agnes MorecOck, Ella Pitman
Buelah and Edna Brooks, and Nofa
Macon. Miss Bessie Scout serves
coffee.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03

Bacon. Va. Feb. 2-Mr. Roland
Haines. of Barrett's Ferry farm.
has moved to Charles City county.
Capt. Phillips. who has been fish
ing in the Chickshominv river. has
moved to Port Arthur. on the
James river.
The new assessor for James CITY
county. Mr.. John Wsrburton. IS at
work in this locality.
The work on the new bridge over
the Powhatan creek commenced las
wesS.
Mrs. Willie New spent Sunday
with Mrs. George Richardson.
Miss Insz New spent Sunday a
Vine Hill farm the guest of Mis-
Mary Graves.
Mr.. K. L Wsltrip. Of Five Forks
is having his dwelling repaired.
The social. which was to hav
taken place al Five Forks on Jar
18th. has been postponed - Feorl
airy IS.
Died at the home Of her son. Nj
J. A. Babcock. o. las FriGsy nigi
Mrs. Goodman. aged 70 years. TT
funeral took place Sunday from Fly
Forks church. Rev. {. L. E0ell o
ticiating. The interment was at Il
church. MIRA, Goodman is survive
by three sons. one daughter. twent'
four grandchildren and t,senty-or
great-grandchildren.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03

Miss Julia Tyler gave a progress
i've bridge party on Tuesday evening.
Miss Tyler'S guests were Mrs.
Blanche Moncure. Misses Kitty and
Agnes Morecock. Nora Macon. Il
len Barnes, Ella Pitman. Sue Humid
ley, Nab and Lucy Stubbs. DR..
James Wilson. DR.. Davis, Prot
Ferguson, Messrs. T. K. Savage
Douglas Dold and Brunk. Mis-:
Agnes Morecock won the heac
prize.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03

Despite the other attractions, Mr..
Nhomas. the brilliant young educa-
(. VII have a large and attentive
dience when ne makes his bow at
The Methodist church tomorrow
night. The deep interest manifest
ed among our people on the subject
Of education viii De reflected in the
size Of the crowd which will hear
Mr.. Thomas.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-03

appendicitis IN 81. Luke hospital
Postmaster T. G. Peschy viii hold
the examination for census enumer-
stors in Nicholson scoool buildi e
next Saturday. beginning at 1890
a. m. for Williamsburg. James City
and Charles City.
Eugene PEBBLES. The lunatc who
escaped from the hospital. was ar
rested last Friday in Aiken. S. c..
his home before coming to Virginia.
DR.. Brunk has proposed to the may
or of AIKEN to bear all expense OF
returning PEBBLES. but mas not had a
reply 20 his letter.
Willie Crunp was shot in the leg
Tuesday night by another negro
| Richardson. The later was drunk.
| Or. King took Crump to William
and Mary where Prof. Keeble located
the .32-calibre bullet near the wound.
ed mans ankle. The bullet was re
moved by the surgeon. Anothe
I, case Of jes' projekin" and no ar
rest has been made.
An especially interesting pro
gram was presented at the meetinI
OF the Educational and Civic Asso
citation held on Tuesday afternoon
The meagre school laws and multi
tudino.s school regulations, also IN
- system OF election OF school officer
? were made the subjects of Supt. +
T. S, Bird s clear and comprehensive
r. talk. Prof. II. (. Bennett trace
+ the growth and significance Of tn
l. Public School system in the Unite
= States in general and Virginia in pa
, 6cular. , So intensely intereste
. were those present in the story (
the rapid educational strides mac
during the past few years and
l. eager was the discussion which e
4 lowed both papers that the meetir
&c adjourned only when it became L
A. dark to see.
. A very enjoyable evening W
=. spent by the employees and patier
= OF the Eastern State Hospital. ID
:. night. when they and a few inviu
guests Witnessed the vaudevil she
given by the c. o. SPANGLER
~ VAUDEVILLE co. Everyo
az was wei pleased and all agreed Il
s 1t was the best show seen here for
IS long time. The musical numb,
es were we'll rendered and the danci
r. OF Chas. Eugen- and Mss Edna
without doubt the best ever Sc
here. Three very funny soci'
IN skits were given and the rest OF
program was of the highest Z
best class OF vaudeville, The SD
- viii be given again this evening
L. the admission OF the public and
IS 10 be hoped that Wuiamsb
-, people will not mss this chance
j. seeing a big city show at ST
'ne country prices.
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