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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-12

at Once. All On kuhe ssbueSt UUohS'
Membership card $i.15, which buys
ONE book at ]. c. Her's. 26tf.
Mrs Emory SohrOd.ar and rhildr-n
returned last week from Livamor,e.
whene they had bean spending a Rsw
days with Mr.. Sohroa.er, who has
hds Float:mg Studio at that point ut
this time.
MIR. ]. c. Riley, of sihe First Ma
tlonal, received message from Ow-
emsboro Tuesday m0ndng tolling him
Of THE ding Nous illness Of his aunt,
Mrs. Ds'ia Monarch, and he Asft that
day to be at hsr beda.da.
FOR SALE-1 thres piece bed rpom
suit, ak Rocking Chairs, pms single
Wardrobe, Coal Oil Stove and Kloch-
an Cahinat.. Heater and Dining roor
furniture.
25t2 MRS. r. A. NOFSINGER.
Jeweler X. w. King has mprRd his
store fa,cm THE City Restaurant into
the ]. 4. b am sIoo,shpusn nscntly
vaonitsd by Mr.. J. G. liar. This lis a
splendid location for his buslules, and
he will arrange nicd jaw;iny store.
Capt. and Mrs. s. X. Cox rdaurn-
ed Friday afternoon from Charleston,
Mo-. wheme they had spent stavsral
weeks vary paaasaniy with tin fr damgh-
tns, Mrs Marry White and Mrs. A.
v. Good,n, both of whcm live in eha,
city.
MIR. f. Y. Park nsanmcd Saturday
from Taylor Minis. wher.s for sever
al Meeks he had position as drug
clenk. but has resigned. iio has net
dsfinilye dacldsd w'bare he will
locate. hut has several good posrticns
open to him.
MIR. ]. w. vinc.mt and family. of
Arkansas. are Wishing raadWs msar
Centertpwu. and MI rro'bably visit In
this county n0r several days MIR. Vim
csnt baft Ohio county about tsD YEARS
ESQ. end b ~'oil plcash with his
ppasenk a0caAtop.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-12
Men should shave at Riley's.

U. s. Carson wants your Fnrsl
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-12
U. s. Carson wants your Furs.

U. s. Carson wants your Furs.
U. 8. Carson has ncs Sws~t Pota
toes for sale,
Mrs. Weave Barnes, of khe Gosh
en nsighbvrhood, is qufe III.
Mr.. 4. T. Willimmls WAS a pl lbs.
ant caJksr at this Office yea,IH,day.
Pork, Bsf, Sausage, Lard, etc. a.
1lr's Grocery and Nj at Markst. 2df.
Rley's nav barbsr shop is upLto-dat
and you get courteous tratmenk there.
For Pure Home made Lard call o.;
HERS Grocery and Mat Market. 26.f.
Rural Carrier, MIR A. X. Anderson,
Is able TO be cut af,r sMght Cpera-
tdon.
Buy your Flour, Meal, Coffee, Sugar
! &c, at J. G. Iker's Grocery and Mat
Marke... 2Gtf
All of tine lading brands of cann-
ed goods, evaporat,cd fruits, &c, at
]. c. liars. 26tf.
Judge w. H. Barnss wasn't to FIaw, B.
willie, Saturday AFTERNOON to transact
lagal busincs.
Fresh Light Bread from Sohlrim-r's
bakery sold by j. c. Ilar's Grocery
and Meat Market. 26f
Miss Mary Spauld,ng has returned
from Chicago, where SHE spsnt s.vsTal
wa,ks with h,r mother
II you have never shaved at Riley's
Barber Shop you should do 30 and
see how good you fasl.
Mrs. Arthur Petty who has baen
quite sick for the pas. faw days, is
able to be out again,
]. c. Ila"s Grpc Try and Meat Mar
loIt has just received supply OF
Gartbsn Seeds. 26f.
Mrs. Millic A. BENIN tt left Tues
day for visit with hr dlaigit'1r,
Mrs. LAVISH b. Fostur, of OwtAns-
boro.
The famous b aver Dam Flour and
Mead can he had en- Hartford only aS
J. c. Hers Grocery and Meat Mar
kat 26Jf
NLsssrs. 7. II. BeMtpu, CsnhartOwn;
ESQ. Mack Cook, Arnold; and Wallaer
Allen, Hartford. WI me among our call
crs Monday.
Mrs. E. w. Cooper rssurned to h5r
hom, at Nashville Monday nf.iarvDcu,
aster SIP mdlng sevlral w,4ks here
with her par;n,a
Mr.. ]. Z. Mitchall, Ut Dumd-e, paid
The Republican plearn amt cain Mon
day, and rennSed his subscription TO
this paper and the Fagm-r nnd Stock
man.
ESQ. o. Il. Scott and Esq. Thomas
Sand rs, who had been att mdlng Fis-
cal Courr. for Meral days here, paid
The Republican am appreciated call
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Bilbro and little
son, Bratcher,Of CcntutowmJwen,e the
guests of Mr.. and Mis-. s. A. BraJ.ch-
or, Sunday, re.lrrfng home Monday
morning.
Fiscal Court adjOurnd at noon
Tuesday afaar ba.ng in session for
swsaal days having conuaned on
Tuesday of last waek. Tho court Will
oopvems again ON February 8.
Good housekeeping" is one OF the
most popu'ar magazines of today.
The pnce for ons year is $3.50. Send
your order to ]. Ney Foster Maga-
nine Agency, Har.ford. Ky. tt
II you are mot a member of the
circulating Library. you should join
at once. All OF tine latest books.
Membership card $i.l5. which buys
ono book at J. c. Ier's. 26tf.
Mrs. Emory SohrOd.ar and rhAldr1-n
returned last week from Livamor,e.
whene they had bean expanding hsw
days with Mr.. Schros.er, who has
hds Floah:mg Studio at that point ut
this time.
MIR. ]. c. Riley, of the First Ma
tlonal, received message from Ow-
emsboro Tuesday morndng holling him
Of the ding nous ILLNESS Df his aunt,
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morning.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-03-23

| Hat line oi cultivation. The 'rla
I non ~ com cliitniC 10 the t"rdIng
| 81 r!nck is nollccablr aud goes ~
! harmony with the evidences ol
popular favor for thc Develop
mem al the cattle and other l"lmS
Of animal industry
ihe canning exhibit appealed
especially 10 The women ~ the
crowds aad caused considerable
comment and hlds far To become
u inNoiItc occupation III tn" dom
estlr iahilc The ease, simplicity,
aud effectiveness Of he canuin"
outfit shown aud the small cost
thereof caused considerable com
mcnl among he female visitors 10
| IL tram
The boys exhibited unisuai IN
t"icSl IN III" exhibits of boys
work and fnlInWrd the train with
the same interest that they usual
y display IL the average clrrus
train Many rode miles 10 see
II" accomplishments Of the boys
corn clubs aud hog clubs and
real interest IN the work
The ram tna1 prevailed during
I he VISITS IT the tlalu 20 the sever
81 points mentioned made attend
ance smaller than II would have
been Other wise, hul IN comparison
with the alfcndlIicaS of last wear
~" tam - ! great success and T
VIII be 4 powerful factor II the
adNel tlscmcnl Of he state and a
great upIllt IL ihe agricultural IN
'rlrSfS VINO ai' unIhtr To visit / he /
stations and witness what is being
tone here Taking he eXhlb s T
to tn" p""pi" Of The rniaI dis rtc{s /
u III keeping with the Sulflt of /
he age and IA reaplng yich ~
suits Tor promoters 81 che plan
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GOOD ROADS TRAIN.

Editor Weekly Iberian:-I tax,
pleasure in advising you that tn.
Frisco System is starting out a GOO,
Roads" Train which has been Gtte,
out 10y the United Stntrs Government,
~ Washington, ID G. and which the
Government authorities state is the
pest aud most complete Good
reads Tram that has ever been fit
ted up.
Arrangements have been made
whereby this train will come 10 New
loeiia and Jeanerettc on April oh. y
meeting 10 be held at New Iberia nj
200 !. NJ and at Jcancrettc at 500
/. NJ on that date.
This train is being opc,a,cd hv Tho
frisco Lines at a heavy exp, nsc with
ne view OF awakening interest in the
matter 81 good roads and for the pnr-
pose OF allowing the people OF this
vicinity the opportunity Of hearing
ec'"r"s on this very important mat
ter
peiieve the experience in this Wei
my with poor roads during the past
season VIII make The visit Of This
Tram one of special interest at this
'i'h', ana hope You will assist in
giving thiS matter rs much uublicity
- ~ s>ihic so that the visit of this
tfhlh ~ New IBERIA and Jeanerette
VII hrihg out large number of pco-
pie. fN'
me lectures and demonstrations on
ms tram are absolutely free.
Yours very truly,
+. II. BUFFINTON.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-03-23

New Iberia, La, Mch. |, 1912
10 the Hon. Mayor and Member,
h"aard of Trustees, City.
Gen'lrmen: i beg .to submit
this r"pof' Of shc disposition Of
cases before the City Court fo,
''c month Of February, 1912, as
appears from the docket of said
Court:
Feb. ; Everett Serial and Hy
homas lighting and disturbing
peace, - or 10 days. Served
time
Feb. 6. Clarence B.oussard
concealed weapon, 800 or 80
days In jail.
Feb 6. Walter Wall and Ben.
ian Kent disturbing peace, 50 or
10 days. Served time. Waite:
wall, sick and released.
Feb. 6. Henry Bessan disturb
ing peace and striking woman.
$50 's 30 days. Appealed
Feb. 6. Marsh Henderson
Willie GonsOuIin and $. EIdrl,Ier.
disturbing peace, 50 or 10 days.
Paid
FEB 5. Alfred Bernard, con
cealed weapons, 800 or 30 DAYS.
Serving time.
FEB. II. panl GOnsOubn. Ola.
ma llalnes and Charles Olivier.
disturbing peace So or 10 days.
Paid. CIama IIaines serving
ime.
Feb. 10. Sllas Shepard, expo
'nre OF person on streets IS or 10
lays
Continued on page A. !
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FOR SALE.

Lots, so X 200 West Main st.
House and lot, 62x2O7. Price, 81
10000.
House and lot on East Main, cor
Lee, l2sxil0. Price $4,000.
3 Lots on Fields st. 5Ox2OO feet
each. Price 5000.
A good six-room house ON st
Peter Street, between jefferson
ana Railroad avenue; lot 30 20g
!ect; price, Si,I5O part cash and
balance on terms.
80 Arpents of good land on 40 Ar.
pent road, unimproved, in cult
walton, Price, $4,000.
Fine Modern residence East End
Fine suburban home, inst be
low city limits, fronting public
road and Bayou, about 3 arpcnts.
modern new house with six rooms,
price, $500; l3 cash.
A fine suburban home, with $50
feet Bayou Front, with plenty of
shade and fruit trees, figs, Or
anges, plums; a room house.
new; a large yard with all convcn-
fences; price $1,000, on terms.
Lot on Dale ST., 65 40; price
S125.0O.
Small cottage on lot 5Ox15O on cx-
tension Of Jane st. ~. Martin road
Price $500 on easy terms.
arpents, just below city limits, !
fronting public road and Bayou,
inc building site for suburban
rome, new story barn; price,
$3.50.
House and two lots, Prairie ave-
lue between Main and Charles SITS.
rice, $500.
JNO. +. WHITE.
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IENO AND XEMD SOAP GIVE
INSTANT RELIEF.

Arc YOU troubled With eczema
Does your skin itch, burn, smart
Or bleed? If 50 come into our store
and get u special 25c treatment laf
the on" sure, quick relief and posi-
tive cure you've Mpn looking for.
IEMO is1he qua rantrrd rcmcI.
that has relilNcd thousands OF SIX IN
sufferers. A delightful, efficient
and germ-destroying aniisrptic
wash that soothAS<and heals al IL
tanned and lrritntcd skin jiIst AZ
readily as II cures EcEema, PimpIcs
Rashcs, PsoriaHis and other stub
born forms of skin diseases
IlINlO is worth it's weight i'm gold
to SKIN Sufferers and we urge you
to try this trial treatment.
TIllBODEAUNS DRUG STORE.
No. 3.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-03-23
LETS KEEP CLEAN.

L.tt Hw=nay Nts wy lean | "
Das tnr M# ihrta NJ one
ar~u nan appreciated lust
boss much hv criN needed hIs
gen 'rlI cleaning "A mountain 81
rubbish WAS gathered aud ear 'rd
away DUNG b. thl". ~ innt
iaN. preceding he ith II Is
mote han pt"bahlr that IT," city
~ day cleaner than II has been
IN years past
THIS has been good work and
II ~ to br hoped that everyone
participating IN lis accomplish
mcnt has 'ahcn u personal pIlhc
~ 10 dong ol their share to thus
ed he health authnlillrS hay.
npf been inspired 10 seek tins con
III lon hy any ~ j IN oi following 4
fad OF fashion, nni purely out 81
the t"HItr OF attaining a cleaner
cll aui NOR" sanitary conditions,
10 otder 70 better protect III" PEG.
ole from the ravag"s 81 plcv'nta
bls Diseases
l'hr clean NJ has hrcn quite
thorough, and II ~ "a be hoped
that hr pride oi eNcsY hnusrhoIa-
81 VIII hc stimulated t. ia" point
OF not allowing then premises f"
diff; back INTO old c"ndIilohs
agaln.
IN some 81 the cities 81 tins
state prizes are oiirl.d ipi the
best kept hackl ards ~ the town.
HE ladies' clllc leagues have lax
cn N active part IN Ihr&" contests
and hay" Supplemented he
auard.ng the pI4IrS such ! con
test might PROVE great ald f.
the health ~ hnrllIr> here and
would do much tnWajd4 pc peluat
;ng HE results Of last IrrHdal'r
effort for 4 cleaner city.
This comp' 'liivr policy Is every
where employed where IT. II drsir
ei to stimulate tn" bringing forth
81 the best results. The Boys
Corn tlnbS arc developing "a
t',uoldsIs The HoyS'a Hog Clubs
are demonstrating the pOSslblll
ties NJ hog ralsiDG IN this state,
The piJz"s and other awards nj
the Parish Fairs are dong ~ IN
valuable work IN improving the
poultry industry, as well rs exert
ing q Wholesome influence upon
human efforts in farm life. Then
why not employ the same iniln
encr N maintaining q clean city,
Let the laggarh, the Indifferent,
and the careless find their inccn
tive 10 action in the fear of the
law and It's penalties, hnt for
thos" who are prompted 10 efforts
~ lI'ls direction by an mate de
sire Ion proper surroundings, hold
out 1" them the privilege of WIN
ming p,,zr together with the
honor OF winning, and then We
may with reason expect 10 see
tlvlc pride sparkling with enthns
aSn
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IL L.lrnnIlLAN and MECHANlI

ELECTRICIAN and MEChANi1
il a practical magazine Tor e' a,a,.
one who wants to learn aDou. CT, III.
tricity. o. who uses tools. lts s, sim
cles tel you how to make l''. a',,
machines, wireless telegraph aI
paratus, dynamos, engines, luI%
tnre. models, etc. Every num .nd
il fun Of valuable shop-klnks,, s aa
practical hints, well il. illus s;na n
The oaly magazine of its k'n IN a :
the world. Send your name a -"
postal card for free sample , .Jp:tf
Write it today. The three a .a,J
numbers will be sent ior %
81. 80 a year.
SAMPSON PUBLISHING CO; o..
Pope Bldg. bo''o"'
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we VII offer YOU clubbing ra.e ss
on any two cor more maga1,ml, ',v
YOU may have fancy Tor. ~ -.
rates are as low as the loves, -
fetcd ty any house in Am am, ';a.
Tell MS your wants and we VIII hs
lre the price for yof. ,.pnor
MlLLARD'S NEWS DEroi
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This paper viii not publish com
munications Whcr" the writer u
unknown to the editor. We ap-
prcciate the compliment conveyed
IN sending liz m article FOR puIl
cation, and invite thcmt lui the
writer's name and address must be
made known 10 IN" paper.
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Any subscriber not receiving his
caper regularly viii please report
same to this Office aud an invcsiiga
lion Will promptly be made by tn"
management.
The Iberian Is responsible for no
ll1.sidual debts contracted by par
the paper.
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Any erroneous reflection upon the
tjanding or reputation of any person,
Arm or corporation which may appear
;n the columns of the Iberian will be
GLADLY corrected if brought TO the al
teDtiOn of the editor.
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you should send your films aud
plates to LANDRY at the Iberian
Office, and have them developed
and printed. POSTAL CARDS a
speciality. Low Prices.
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the.
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TwiCe-a-Weck PlCnyune

Nailed every N. ndsy and Jhursday
morning has been substituted for the
WEEKLY FICATUNE kisides all
the excellent features which made the
WEEKLY - pop,lar during the siat-
ysars OF It's existence, NEW u
PARTM HNTs HAVE BEEN ADDNT
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ISSUE WILL RK PUBLISHED.
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The Twice-a-Week Picayune
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viN contsis 10 pngss. mailing ths
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same Azure,
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IN the House Friday NJ,
EfousSaid gOi HE best of Eln,,
Leader Underwood in the l.,e OH
making over the free susar bill
oot WhcH IL came to the yotiu,
Underwood had il All his our
way. ! ne vote was about two +.
one ~ favor If its passage and
nv ''Ih' democrats from Louisa
NJ and Colo, ado Who voted
against 1t were more Than ofrs.t
~ - fhsnrgeni republicans who
Votea lor i. We see no reason
l"r an abiding falih that The son
l'' VIII xii this bill or Ina, Pros.
gent Taft will veto II. Th.,e il
no reason why the repub'icans
mould interfere. The :.assape of
'e "''l VIII help, not hurt. the
3"saf Trust, which ardently de
s''eS lis passage, and it's only Of
,ece VIII he t" kill an industry of y
'e'hocfatic STATE. The Hreal dem
'crats" of Louisiana still have .
'pt'ehuia chance to daacr ON tho
rave OF the sugar industry
lake Charles American.
FRESH FLOWED SIUnc
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-03-23

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Louisiana, showing all towns and
pOstoffices, railroads and express
offices, latest census, etc, Is cents
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LokD or how TO pay fox home
with the reht-rfbnSy. can at our
Office Tor fhe explanations; it
costs nothing TO inquire.
Iprf'Ia Building Assn.
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Aas Gads PERMANENT ARRANGE
MUNIB With the NEW YORK
HERALD. by which all the SPECIAL
fELEGkAPH SERVICE Of that
greatest Of al ne y spapers II placed
ct our disposal for simultaneous pub
heatiOn, thus experimenting and often
anticipating the Associated Press
Dews. sad insnring to the readers Of
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ONLY ONE "BEST"
NEW IHERI \ PEOPLE GIVE GRE
DIT WHERE CREDIT Is DUE

People o: Nov iberia who anf-
fer with sick kidneys and bad
backs want z kidney remedy that
can be depended r1ror. The best
II poan s Kidney pillsSa medicine
for thG<kidnoys only, Made from
pure roots and herbs, gand the only
one fhyis bsckcd ~ Wiling test
"Wy p NeF ib'riahcople Here's
afeI
Adolph McstTer, s. iberia St,
View Ibefa, La, Isays: fpains in
rye 8maVo OF my back caused me
gh ut dHl Of suffering. attrihut-
cdNthlsItrouhlc lo~lhc nature Of
my HefA- Mhieh~6hliycs me to be on
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q MPOINDED STOCK.
New iberia, La, Mch !, 1912.
lmpoundcd stock for Feb. lol2, $500
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-03-23

10y iFs' iHiitl ~ the time. | fried
numerous remedies and consullnd
= physician, bat found no relief
until used Doan's Kidney Pills
procured 1t Tayior's Drur St,,n
soon noticed their beneficial 81
icct and after bad finished H..
contents Of two boxes, the pain -
my back had ceased and my kid
ncSs were restored TO n normal
condition. ! am Justified IN en-
do's'ng Doan's kidney Pills.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents.
roster Mi!bnrn Co, Buffalo, Ncn
Ork, sole agents for the United
States
remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
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CITY COUNCIL
Called meeting.
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Get your JOB PRINTING
At the IBERIAN Office.
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FRESH FLOWER SEEDS
at Millard's News Denot
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Frcasnrcr's Report
New Iberia, la, March |. 1872
Gen IiKAI ELtMn

Jan. }Isi, Bal .........@. .$Il1e -
Amt. deposited Feb l2.e.... 1S1ao5
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Respectfully submitted,
Il. r. DELHOMMER.
Treasurer
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ta,-a- sylA..a snz1u,rx
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-02-01
Glass Passed the Glass.

Thomas Carberry said that he got
up from drunken sleep at 2or 3 r.
m. and after more drinks went over
town and met Tom Corcoran on the
bank corner. He had a friendly talk
with him and Mr.. Carberry asked
him TO walk to the hotel with him to
see friend, Mr.. O'Brien, that after
wards Corcoran asked him to go to
the sheep wagon with him to sleep
and he accepted and left the hotel at
10 p M. On the way they met Glass
and after trying to procure drink of
Glass, they had some words. Glass
passed whiskey to them and they
walked to the sheep wagon. After
lying down awhile some one suggested
more drink and Carberry went
to the Glass home for a drink.
Returning he saw Corcoran and
Glass on the ground struggling.
He was within short dis5AI;t j.
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CHAPTER w.
In the Coral Room.


"Mandalay" had run at the Ga1ety
the season before and again opened
the autumn season. Light and charm
ing. thoroughly musical, it had toured
successfully through Europe, but Lon
don was it's home and its popularity
was chiefly owing to the girl who had
starred in it-Letty Lane. Her face
was on every postal card, hand bill,
cosmetic box and even popular drinks
were named for her.
The night of the Osdene box party
was the reopening of "Mandalay," and
the curtain went up after the over
ture to an outburst of applause. Dan
Blair had never crossed the pond
before this memorable visit, when he
had gone straight out to Osdene Park.
London theaters and London itself, in
deed, were unexplored by him. He
had seen what there was to be seen
of the opera bouffe in his own coun-
try, but the brilliant, perfect perform
ance of company at the London
Gaiety he had yet to enjoy.
The opening scene of ''Mandalay" is
oriental; the burst of music and the
tinkling of the silvery temple bells
and the effect of an extremely blue
sea, made Dan "sit up" as he put it.
The theatrical picture was SO perfect
that he lifted his head, pushed his
chair back to enjoy. He was thus
close to the duchess. With invigorat-
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SAtur ay evening horse and cut
ter belonging to B. n. Robinson were
taken from The business part of town
which caused considerable excitement,
Mr.. Robinson, who resides on Eight
ST., drove to the business section about
7o'clock and tied the horse in front Of
the Won Wald jewelry store on Oak
street. Herman Kosine, farmer Of
the town Of Freedom, had been in the
city during the day and as night drew
near he had more of load than he
could carry. About 1920 o'clock he
climbed into Mr.. Robinson's cutter
and with the assistance of couple OF
boys who united the horse the man
was soon on his way. He was too
weary 20 guide the animal, which st
once headed for home. On Eight
street but few rods from the Robin
son residence William Platt met
Kosine and took hin into his sleigh
and tied the horse behind. Mr.. Platt