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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-06-07
Masters Sale.

Auctioneer Nj. F. Kenney sold
Wednesday for Master Commissioner
G.. 4. Mcmillan two small houses on
Winchester street belonging to Phil
Deignan TO Ed. Corey for q, 356.
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Suit RdeGCtiOnS.

Ladies' SIS tailored suits az ST..
SIMON DEPT. STORE.
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Embroidery.

Embroidery, 3d., 45c.. and soc.
quality, at 25c. per yard.
SIMON DEPT. STORE.
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Millinery at Half Price.

On: entire line of millinery at
IA f-price.
SIMON DEPT. STORE.
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Ice Tea.

Lipton's Tea is famous for iced tea.
We sell IT,
c. P. COOK & co.
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Go TO Bucks.

For nice bath, hair cut or shave,
go to Bucks barber shop. Three first
class BARRIERS Is If
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II. BOURBON NEWS.
Dazszzzzy,@
" ALWAYS HAS Tiie CEST
u OF EvERfTEsthS
Hosiery.

Imported silk hosiery, 75c. Qaality.
at zoe. per pair.
SIMON DEPT. STORE.
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Davis SIS

IS TIE name of new line of suits at g
De% Drice. zee tlcm ~ cur window.
j. W. DAVIS & co.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Dorothy Talbot has gone to
Eenver. Col, for a several months
stay.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-25

thoven, Master Of the symphony" The
programme consisted OF the eighth SYM
Ebony, the romances In q and + for
violin, with orchestral Accompaniment.
and the Turkish March, from The
Ruins of Athens" The violin sololst
was Irma Seydel. Mr.. Damrosch gave
a delightfully."- simple. direct talk about
the orchestra as Beethoven found 1t AMI
as 1t IL to-day. First he used the piano.
in n charming. easy way. to Illustrate
the whisper OF the violins. the mutter
OF the bassoons and the part taken by
the clarinets. Then he made use OF the
orchestra to the same end. II one
missed the affectionate bond that exist
ed formerly between DR.. Frank DAM
rosch and the young people, there was
felt an intelligent understanding be-
tween them and Walter Damrosch. The
soloist disclosed a pleasant tone, but
her playing. Nike herself. is immature.
The orchestra acquitted itself well.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-25
"Magic Ente'' Revival
Fine Opera Spectacle

richness. fIe bids fair 70 take rank with
the greatest of bassos.
Otto Goritx was Papageno. a part he
has enacted here before. but not with
such junction.. It will be classed with
his Beckmesser. his Alberich, his King
sor and his splelman, an admirable
characterization without sacrifice OF mu-
steal art. Bella Alien as Papagena and
Albert Reiss as Monostatos were excel
lent. Putnam Griswold deserves a spe-
clal word for his dignlfied impersona-
ton OF Tho Speaker.
The three ladies' In. waiting, Vera Cur
tbs cher first appearance), Florence Null
ford end Louise Homer the three
youths Lenora Sparkes. Anna Case and
Marie Mattfeld, and the three priests,
Lambert Murphy, Louis Kreidler and
Julius Bayer. were all satisfactory.
One OF the most successful appear
ences was that OF Mr.. Siedle's property
elephant an imposing and llfeiike beast.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-25
FIRST APPLICATION OF A SIMPLE
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wyeth's Sage and Sulphur also quick
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Get fifty cent bottle from your drug
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an Sss s sn., as the :.. Si tssnd'd
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-25
CHRISTMAS IS COMING
and
THE DOLLS ARE HERE

Some have travelled far. having come
from the real Doll Land. Germany.
Among these are the famous kestneP
life-hke dolls-they look for all the
world like real. chubby babies. with
THEIR little bodies are fat ana dumpy-
Just a. real baby is--and they cit or
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....Soms have real hair and eyes that
close. and every one has . dear little
mouth that almost speaks 70 you In best
na6urai dolls from ,20 TO 4,OS
MUCH lower prices than may be
found elsewhere.
Our Famous Daisy Bsns Dcl-Sest
DOLL for 0ns dollar In New York;
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closing syss-just - pretty ~ pretty
Character Dolls. including celebrated
Campbell xids-Aiso Ras Dolls.
Fully Dressed and undrsssed DOLE
great assortments..... 40 to 1903
Folding 0o-Carts. English Per-
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Carriages for Dolis......1.O TO DOS
Dolls Outfits-silk. Lingerie and
bingham dresses-iace trim'd petit
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dolls. ...................... .SO to 0.OS
Toys, Games, Dishes and many,
many articles dear 70 the heart
of . child now on display In the
newly arranged Toy Depart-
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Gives Strength and Beauty
to the Hair Leaves the
Scalp Clean and Healthy.

You don't have to have gray hair or
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-25
HAMMERsTEIN WANTS
TO GIVE OPERA IN ENGLISH.

Oscar Hammerstein has a new plan
by which he hopes to re-enter the
operate field In New York. II the
board OF directors Of the Metropolitan
Opera House will permit him. he pur-
poses TO build q new opera house on
or near broadway for the giving OF
opera in English. He IL convinced, he
says, after his experiences here and in
London that opera in the vernacular II
desired by the people and cannot fail TO
succeed. He knows, he says, because
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-25

ing that he shall confne himself TO CIV
ing opera In English only.
Nothing stands In the way Of Mr..
1Iammerstein but his agreement with
the Metropolitan Opera Company not IA
compete with them In New York for
ten years
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-25

he has been asked to sell his properties
and costumes TO them, that more than
one foreign syndicate Is preparing 10
enter the New York field In competition
with the Metropolitan, lie thinks II
would be better for che latter to let
him to be the man. with the understand
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-25
Mr.. GATH Casazza Pre-
SCENTS It in Two Acts OF
4 fourteen Scenes OF
Striking Design and
Beautiful Coloring.
BY SYLVESTER RAWLLNG.

n KOZART'S 'The Magic Flute"
N or. to speak by the card,
80 "Die zauberiioete," for the
opera was sung in German, was re-
vived at the Metropolitan Opera
House on Saturday afternoon in .
presentation of remarkable beauty
and excellence. As a spectacle alone
1t commanded attention. OF the four.
teen scenes comprised in the two
acts each was a marvel OF Illusion
and loneliness. One that made the
greatest popular appeal, perhaps,
was the descent of the Queen Of
Night from starlit sky, but the
Temple Of Isis and Osiris lined on
either side by colossal statues that
glowed In the light from the sacred
dres below, disclosing q lofty dome
and immense depth, was most i'm
pressive.
Nothing more realistic than the Fire
scene has been presented at the Hippo
drome. that famous homo of spectacle.
II seemed impossible that the clothes
of the lovers passing through the flames
should fail to ignite. II the danger to
them in the Water test seemed less
Imminent, the miniature Niagara with
which they were confronted looked very
real The Enchanted Garden. the Forest
Of Palms and the Sacred Wood were OF
beautiful design and rich, tasteful color
Ing. The brillance OF The Temple OF
the Sun at the end was almost binding.
So much for the qualification Of the
eyes. There was delight for the ears
equally gracious. The Mozartian melO-
dies. whether in arias, concerted num-
bers or choruses, flowed suavely or
from beginning to end. The churchly
nature OF most OF them, perhaps, added
10 their Appeals Who, at the time
could pause to think OF the grotesque'
ness, nay. the absurdlty. OF the story
with its supernatural agencies. II!
magic. its alleged Masonic rites, III
episode development! Everybody sur
rendered to the charm of the moment
as everybody will In the many perform
ances OF the opera tAat are sure to fol
low,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-25
SWEATERS FOR
WOMEN AND MlSSESl

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nothing like . coy sweater to
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All Wool Sweater Coats-Whtte.
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HOSIERY MAIN FLOOR.
$3.50 Boys Chsviot Suits. ............3 l9
Norfolk and double brcast-majority
have extra trousers-tans. grays
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oEsTINN AND SlEZAk DlSTlN
GuISH THEMSELVES.

Most OF the principal" singers htted
admirably into Mr.. Gatti-Casazza's
alignment OF parts and preserved Mo-
zartian flavor in their voices and their
methods. Emmy Destinn did some love-
ly singing as the distraught Pamina,
taken away from the influence OF her
mother, the Queen of the Night. by the
benighted seer Sarastro. Leo Slezak
gave new exhibition of his lyric ca
pacities as Tamino. the Prince who was
In love with Pamina and won her after
many trials by Sarastro OF his worth
and affection. Some faults in his voice
production at the beginning we're lost
later on.
Ethel Parks. an American girl VINO
has been singing abroad, made her first
appearance here. as Queen Of the Night.
She was a victim OF very acute nervous
ness and Ncr voice lacked both power
and distinction. Edward Lanhow. an
other American making a New York
debut, was Sarsstro. He, too. was ner-
vous; but the quality of his voice was
obvious. II has depth and breadth and
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-25
METRoPoLiTAN's CONCERT
DRAWS A RECORD Hollis

Mischa Elman. Olive Fremstad and
Dinh Gilly drew a record house at the
Metropolitan Opera House concert last
evening. and many music lovers had to
be turned away. The Russian violinlsi
captured the audience 80 completely tina,
four encores were given to his numbers,
Lalo's Spanish symphony" the lave
Maria" of Schubert Wilhelmj. and VILE
niawsky's airs Russo" Nine. Frem-
stad delighted the house. especially with
the Liebestod from Tristan and Isolde"
BEETHOVEN EXPLAINED
TO YOUNG MUSIC LOVERS.
Walter Damrosch and the Symphony
Orchestra devoted the first concert of
the fifteenth season OF the Symphony
Concerts for Young People at Carnegie
Hall on Saturday afternoon TO Bee
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-25
Thanksgiving Specials in
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THE LITTLE TOTS
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-25
Annual Pre-Holiday Sale of
Art and Stamped Goods
introducing our fine Christmas stocks Of
gift goods and materials for making up.

Large assortment Of Crstoune Boxsa
also Tie and Paper Racks ana other
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worth 10 to H...................... 40
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-25
In Public Statement They
Endorse Father Johns
Medicine

Fall River. Mas,-Mr. and Mrs. Handel
Hob'on OF 30 Holden street gave out the fol-
lowing statement: Our little boy Of four
years had been very sick for quite while when
friend Of ours told US to try Father Johns
Medicine. We got one bottle. and before it
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and we are very glad to say that he is row all
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We can truly recommend Father Johns Medi-
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(Signed) Mr.. and Mrs. Handel Hobson.
Builds you up. because it is pure nourish-
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-25
ALL HONOR TO MR.. GATH
cASAZZA FOR PRESENTATION.

Nothing that Mr.. Gatt!-Casazza has
Gone since he Became the general man
nger OF the company-and he has done
many things for which patrons OF the
Metropolitan may well be grateful-re-
fleets such credit upon him as this re-
wval. The opera had been neglected for
seven or eight seasons. 1t had never
s0cceeded here. But Mr.. Gatti believed
that with proper mounting and an ade-
quate performance II could not fall TO
please. He has to his. credit In New
York some first presentations anywhere.
At La Scala, In Milan, he has staged
cher works OF Mozarts, but this was
~ first attempt at THE Magic Flute"
All honor to him! II he were not the
modest man that he Is, he would have
appeared before the curtain on Satur-
day afternoon to take lions share OF
the plaudits. Can one imagine either
Mr.. Dippel, or Mr.. Conried. or MI
Grau, or Mr., Hammerstein neglectinS
&Ah chance?
Thanks are due also TO Alfred Hertz.
who conducted with minute apprecia-
ton Of detail as we'll as with master-
fui comprehension OF the whole; TO
(;iul,o Setti, who had trained the chorus
10 what was near perfection; to EDWARD
Sledle, the technical director, who gave
of the best OF his long experience. ana
20 the principal singers for hearty
cooperation that made for such excel
lence On the production.
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HANDSOME COMF0RTABLES

that every housewife loves to have
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French satsen Comfortabsss-
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mo Place Like Hearn's for Value"

MORNING -Tomoro Tuesday M
prevent quanu eretrue No a r
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Clock Signs Denote Morning Specials.
Look for ths clooks, Look for the clocksl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-25
HERMIT DIES AMID WEALTH
Marina Merlino, Unknown,
Leaves Many Thousands.
TBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.

Philadelphia oct. A-With Sp"D IN
banknotes, gold and silver secreted In his
room at No. 20 South 9Th street Marina
Merlino. seventy-three years old, died
this afternoon Of hemOrrhage OF the
lungs He died alone, ms he had lived.
Little il known OF Merlino. lie never
spoke to any person, and never worked.
He retired to his room three days ago.
Tho landlord knocked on his door today
There was no response, and the police
were called and forced their way In. Mer-
limo was found dead in bed.
In rcarching for the name OF some per
son they might notify the police found a
dnapidated valise filled with bills OF small
denominations and a trunk half full Of
coin. from nickels 10 dollars Banknotes
OF large denominations were s"crrted
under the carpet, spread over the floor so
there was no lump to betray their pres
cnce Bank books showed that Merlino
had nearly 10000 In different rawlings
banks.
There was nothing 10 show where Me-
limo got his money or 10 whom II should
20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-25
SOLVE SERVANT PROBLEM
Women Give Prizes and Pour
Tea for Their Maids.

The servant problem can be solved. 1t
has been solved. Thirty-two women
proved they had solved II yesterday after
noon at the annual festival Of the Ger
man Housewives Society, held at Tuxedo
Hall. The thirty-two women who solved
tho problem were thirty-two servants In
tho homes OF German families. who re-
ceived their reward in the form OF busy
bee" gifts from the grateful society.
Sixteen prizes OF gold pins In the form
Of bees were given to those who had
worked two years IN the same family (;
eight gold bee rings were given TO girls OF
four years OF service; four bracelets for
SIX years OF service, and prizes OF $40 to
the three first prize girls. These were
Rosie Hahn. who has been sixteen
years with Mrs. NJ. Wineburgh; Augusta
Roemer, fourteen years with Mrs. r.
Arnold. and Lizzie Froehlch, fourteen
years with DR.. ]. Tischner
After ire awarding Of prizes the mis-
tresses served tea 10 the maids. There
we're roses and pink cake. All Of the
girls expressed themselves as happy In
their places saying they had every other
Sunday Off and as much time during the
week as they needed.
Mrs. Joseph J. Klttel is president OF
the German Housewives Society. which
has $50 members.