THE PICTSBUKG DISPATCH, . SUNDAY, ; JANUARY 17, 189a
i
Contriontlons for tM department Bhonld
reach TnE Dispatch offico by noon Saturday.
These columns are open to all secret organ
izations, but news, nnd news only, will be
printed. Space isrtoo valuable to be given
up to tno discipline of delinquent members,
notices of meetings, praise of individual
lodges, advertliement of orders or mere
personal puffs.
Order of holon.
Reports from subordinate lodge secretaries
show excellent increases.
Deputv Yilack Is bustling among the Ger
mans. Another new lodge is under -way.
Brother Ginucs. the well-known nolice
oiHcal, reports six new members for Lodge
155.
Brother Morse, of Xew Hampshire, reure
lentative to the Supreme lodge, is still in the
city.
Several of the city and nearby lodges have
arranged for open meetings in the near
future.
A. S. Mnndorf has been elected Supreme
Secretarv and W. J. Post Chairman of Su
preme Financiers.
That silver rongued orator, John K. Mc
Keboy, trom the bill district, visited Indi
ana In the interest of Solon during the past
week.
I The Supreme Lodge convened In special
for pushing
the
OK OI
deputies were
adopted.
Snnreme Attorney K. H. Jackson and
Abram Isreal were tendered a vote of thanks
for the able manner in which they handled
all lCr'al points.
TV. H TaktU, Secretary of Supreme Trus
tees, Meartville, Pa., was In attendance at
Supreme Lodge session and submitted some
excellent ideas.
Supreme Past President Xaylor, of War
saw. Pa., has been in tho city for the past
ten davs. Brother Naylor will engage in
business in this city.
Supreme Medical Examiner 'W. TV. Cole
read his original poem, entitled "Our Su
premo President." at the close of the Su
preme session. The doctor was enthusiast
ically applauded.
Brother Charles Whlston addressed an
open meeting given by VTilkinsburg Lodea
Friday evening A large number of friends
were entertained by a well arranzed pro
gramme, after which the ladies served an
excellent lunch.
Deputy Supreme President John L. Gatise
has beat his own record, having during De
cember organized a lodge of Solon at Union
town, Pa., withcharter list of ?6 members,
end since increased the roll to 103 members.
A grand entertainment was recently held in
the Opera House at that place.
Knights of rrthiiK.
Great TVestern Lodsre met Friday night
and conferred the knights' rank on tares
candidates.
The lodge? throughout the district are all
doing big work and the order is increasing
Eccordingly.
Tnesdav eveninr. January 12, Master of
Finance Wood, of Ft. Pitt Lodze No. 170, was
the recipient of a handsome charm from his
lodge.
The following officers of Grant Lodge No.
I5S hare been intallo1 into the several
chairs: C C,, Robert Mullen; V. C E. a An
derson: Prelate, Jo'.in Hamilton: M. at A,
William Body; K. of K. nnd S.. Adoph J. Pot
Ecr; O. G., J. J. Bacgh: I. G., James Thomp
son. A ppeciftl convocation of tho Grand Lodge
K. of P.. of Pennsylvania, will be held In the
llall of Smoky City Lodee No. 392, on Fifth
avenue, Thursday evening, Januirv 21, for
the purpose of conferring the Fast Chan
cellor's Degree. Grand Chancellor George
Buchinan, of Philadelphia, will be pres
ent.
The next annual session of the Grand
Lodge of Pennsylvania, will meet in Pitts
burg, in Ansustl Thursday evening last,
January 14 6S members of tho lodges in the
county, met at the hall of Smoky City
Lodge to make the necessary arrangements.
The following officers were elected unani
juouslv: President, B. H. Jackson; Vice
President, John Fielding: Secretary, Scott
Diebert; Treasurer, E. S. Morrow.
The public installation of the officers of
Hope Lodge No. 2M, Knights of Pythias,
Tuesday evening, January 12, at Carnegie
Hall, Allegheny Cit was a grand success.
The lirge nail was crowded. The following
were the installing officers: Grand Chancel
lor, E. H. Jackson: Grand Vice Chancellor,
Joseph Marshal!; Grand Prelate, John J.
Davu, and Grand Master at Arms, D. Hol
land. The follow ins officers were installed:
P6t Chancellor. Joseph B Long;Chancellor
Commander, J. IL Lmin: Vice Chancellor,
A. L. Murphy: Prelate, George W. Porter;
Master of Arms B. F Mclntyre; Keeper of
Itecords and Seals, p. Keiseck; Master of
Exchequer, John Fielding: Master of Fi
nance, J H. Chattary; Inside Guard, J. H.
Schondle, and Outside Guard, S. K. Kodgers.
An interesting musical programme was ten
dered. E II Jackson and Thomas G. Samplo
making addresses. A hundred plates were
laid at the Hotel Federal for the occasion.
Hone Lodge has $10,000 in Us treasurv.
John Fielding, who was Installed as
Masterof Exchequer, was first installed In
the nosition a the institution of tho lodge
on March 23, 1570, and has held that position
ever since.
A. O. V. W.
McKeo Lodge No. 42, at
wide-awake.
McKecsport, Is
Oakland Lodge No. 213 is elated at the Idea
of getting into a new hall soon.
Tarentum Lodge No. 223 has settled down
to work, one candidate being tho starter last
meeting.
Lodges meeting at their own sweet will,
will toon be called to account, as it is con
trary to law.
Sprlngdale No. 02, on the West Penn road,
will have an open installation next Friday
evening, January 26.
The German lodses, under Deputy A. W.
Drollinger, aie showing up all right and
make a good report.
Deputies who are not doing their duty will
be asked to step don n and out, as everybody
is now hustling lor the order.
Will the recorder of the lodge at Home
stead be S.iud enough to let the deputy for
Carnegie Lodge hear from himt
General Custer Lodge No. 118 held a large
open meeting Monda evening last. Install
ing omcers and giving a select programme.
There are i.000 past misters in Division No.
2, and If they should get down towoikand
take an interest, as In djyS gone by, what a
glorious result.
Don't forget the Degrc of nonor Tuesday
evening in lodgerooui of Industrv Lodge No.
5. BeiDgadcgicefor ladies, all members'
wives and daughters are eligible.
Members of Wllkins Lodge No. 224, at Wll
kinsbnrg, have got tired ol the city members
walking in right among them and securing
candidates, and proDose to take a hand,
themselv es to increase their membership.
A crayon portrait of lather Upcburchwas
presented to General Custer Lodxe at their
opening meeting, tue same coming from a
daughter of one of tho mcmbcis. It was
presented by Gland Recorder McNair to
them on behalf of the j oung lady.
select Knights.
The newly elected officers of Duquesne
Legion No. 10 begin nctio service In their
new offices to-monow night.
Bellevuo Lezion No. 31 met Friday even
ing last and initiated several candidates and
entertained visiting comrades present.
The German comrades have not forsaken
the order jet as they are depositing their
cards In the General Meade Legion No. 19,
thereby making it a ery good one.
Grand Commander Todd, assisted by P. G.
S. C John Kowcn andseveial comrades from
legions in this vicinity, instnlled the officers
ol Bellevuo Legion No. 31, of Allegheny, Fri
day evening.
The officers of Pittsburg Legion No. 1 were
'installed Monday evening last, by the Grand
Commander nn Vtaff, and the w ork was ex
cellently ;.: .iil, winning tho highest
praise of tue many comrades present.
Banner Legion No. 2. of Youmrstown. O.. Is
all right. The late reception netted a hand
i tome profit. Phil Sprague wonabox of cigars
i for the largest number of tickets t sold. A
t sociable will be held, in their hall, Davis
block, January 23. The snow was taken ad
vantage of and a sleigh ride Indulged in,
winding up with a dance and oyster supper
at a country homestead, which was a very
enjoyable affair.
Grand Commander Todd reports the en
tire order in this State and Ohio in a flourish
ing condition. New legions are springing up
in every direction and the next to be In
itiated wilt be No. 4 of Allegheny, which
is starting out with 37 charter members, and
all fully uniformed and equipped. The
officers elected by this lecion are all promi
nent young men on the Northsido, and will
no doubt strengthen their ranks in a short
time.
Protected Borne Circle.
Bloomfleld Circle No. 61 meets Friday
evening, January 22, and its officers will ba
installed.
Loyal 11$ has 14 candidates for its next
meeting. Deputy Albert E. Wells is hustling
in Lawrcncevillo.
Pittsburg 43 has six candidates for Its
meeting Monday evening. J. B. John9on Is
the President lor this term.
Organizer Bailey installed the officers of
Banner No. 35, of Sharpsburg, Thursday even
ing and the boom Is on there.
Triumph 101 initiated U members at its
last meeting nnd its officers were installed.
C M. Hess is the new President.
Southside Circle 112 meets Monday even
ing, at Guild Hall. Six candidates will bo
initiated and the officers will be installed.
J. B. Johnson and W. S. Bailey paid a
visit to Bntler Circle, at Butler, Monday
evening, installed their officers and gave
two good addresses.
East Liberty Circle No. 59 held an open
meeting Friday evening in Masonic Hall. A
fine programme was rendered to 000 people
Organizer Biiley spoke on the order.
, W. S. Bailey organized a German Circle in
Allegheny Saturday evening, with thirty
chatter members. The work of this circle
will be done entirelyln German. The circle
will be known as Humboldt 116.
Peerless No. 75 will have a special meeting
Tuesday evening at Grand View Hall. H. B.
Molmevill, the new President, will build up
this circle in good shape, and 110 certificates
were issued for the month of January.
X. O. O. T.
The cantons of the Patriarch's Militant
have a great treat in store for the fraternity
In the near future. Look out for it.
Mechanics' Lodge No. 9 confored the sec
ond degree Satuiday night. They had a
very large turnout, and did the work well.
Angerana Lodge conferred the initiatory
and first degrees last Wednesday nieht.
There was a very large turnout of memhsrs
and visitors.
Next Saturday night a Lirge relegation
will visit Duquesne Lodge No. SI to witness
the degree staff confer the second degree on
two candidates. All are invited.
E, A. Lamberton Encamnment will meet
Tuesday night to confer the Golden Rule
degree. This encampment Is doing Its work
In a masterly way and Is creating quite a
sensation among the fraternity.
Pittsburg Lodge No. 336 conferred the sec
ond degree last Friday night The team
was in good shape and worked well to
gether. Owing to a leak in the roof the fine
phirapanalia came near being spoiled. On
next Friday night the lodge will confer the
third degree.
Next Tuesday night Pittsburg Encamp
ment No. 2 will meet at 99 Fifth avenue,
when tho Golden Rule and Royal Purple
degrees will be conferred on three candi
dates. A very expensive paraphernalia has
been purchased, nnd with the organization
of the degree staff under its able leaders
No. 2 will stand second to none in the State,
As important business is to come before the
encampment all Patriarchs aro Invited to be
present.
National Union.
Pittsburg Council 146 enters on its new
year fully officered and in splendid condi
tion. Penn Council 2SS his two candidates under
way. Its new paraphernalia is worth going
to see.
Allegheny Council No. 223 lately took
under its protecting wing Park Council by
consolidation, increasing its membership
considerably thereby.
At the last meeting of Electric Council
135, Friend Senate Deputy William C. George
installed the following officers: William M.
Mires, President; William H. Maize, Vice
President; John C. Connor. Speaker: Louis
Mentzer. Recording Secretary; William C.
George, Financial Secretary; Charles O.
Richardson, Treasurer; B. Kirclimeier,
Usher: Robert Johnston, Chaplain: William
J. Graham, Sergeant at Arms; S. S. Ferguson,
Doorkeeper; Robert Johnston, S. S. Ferguson,
Robert E. Little, Trustees.
Jr. O. U. A. M.
Pittsburg Council No. 117 held its twentv
first annual banquet at New Turner Hall,
i orucs street, Tuesday evening.
William T. Kerr, Chief Marshal of the Jr.
O. TJ. A, M. parade on Washington's birthday,
has been confined to his home since Monday
with a severe attack of the grip.
Members of Grandview Council No. 259 are
earnestly invited to be present at the next
meeting of the council Monday even
ing, as there are three candidates to be put
through the drill. The council will be enter
tained by Deputy G. B. Nesbit.
John Grey Council No. 249 will give an
evening reception at New Turner Hall,
Forbes street, February 4. The following is
the Committee of Arranzemonts: A. F.
Lanr, Chairman. S. P. Niklrk, W. A. Davis,
W. R. Ramsey. J. W.Holmes, J. c. Stewart,
J. L. McEUianey. a H. Mason, W. P. Will
hide, W. M. Wagner.
The Golden Eacles.
Following are the new officers of Acme
Castle, No. 352: Past Chief, James Dyer, Jr.;
Noble Chier, William Carson; Vice Chier,
Alexander Farmer; High Priest, James
Stock: Venerable Hermit, John Dyer: Master
of Records, Alfred IL Farn worth; Clerk of
Exchequer. Henrv Hobson: Keeper of Ex
chequer, James Fiddler; Sir Herald, W. O.
Sanderson: Worthy Bard, Charles Dver;
Worthy Chamberlain, John Jones; Ensign,
Robert Dj en Esquire, John August; First
Goardsman, Richard Fox; Second Guards
man, James Ingles Dyer: Trustees, John
Perritt and Ronert Dyer; Representative to
the Grand Castle, Alfred H. Farnworth.
General X.odge Notes.
Grace Darling Lodee No. 17, of McKees
port, Daughters of Liberty, will glvo a con
cert and ball at the Turners' Hall, Duquesne,
February 15.
The members of Goodwill Lodge No. 201,
Order of Tonti, will pay a social visit to
Shilo Lodge next Wednesday evening on
Mt. Washington, Thirty-second ward.
Reliable Council No. 56, L S. orL.-srill meet
next Wednesday evening,.) anuarv 20,at hall.
No. 25 Federal street, to install officers and
make arrangements for securing a ball.
Press Onward Lodge No. 14, L O. G. T., is
meetingjwith great success since moving
Into its new hall above the Fifth Avenue
Bank. Twenty have been initiated and a
lew are to be initiated next Saturday.
The following officers were installed in
Duquesne Lodge, No. 20, Order of Tontl.
Past President Hoting acting as master of
ceremonies: President, O. S. Mcllwaine;
Vice President, F. Theo Frey; Secretary
Wilmer Wickersham; Treasurer, E. W.
Morrow; Medical Examiner, Dr. F. N. Stunt,
Chaplain, R. A. Ennls; Marshal, W. A. Wat-f-on:
Guard, M. J. Ennls: Sentinel, Charles
F. Harwood; Trustees, Dr. W. G. Schirmer,
M. H. Hoting, M. Levy.
District President E. G. Sexton, assisted
by Past President A. Price and M. of F. J. E.
Mengis. of Camp 293, Installed the officers of
Washington Camp 557, Homestead, last
Thursday night. The new officers are!
President, Ellis Michaels; Vice President,
George S. Grimm; M. of F., John B. Wilson;
Recording Secretarv", W.-J. Cupples: Treas
urer, R. IL Gettys; Condnctor, H. C Wright;
Inspector, D. R. Grove; Guard, T. O. Carrick;
Cn.i plain, Andrew Learn; Assistant Secre
tary . Dan Powelson; Right Sentinel, Robert
Gibb; Left Sentinel, James Nelson. No. 057 has
one of the handsomest camp looms in
Western Pennsylvania and adding to Its
membership all the time.
Welcome Stranger Castle, of the A. O. K.
of M. C, had the following officers installed
January 11 by D. D. S. C Jacob Abotz and
Past Cornmander James Scott: S. K. C., Will
iam Garland; S. K. V. C, Samuel Reed; S. K.
F. L. Thomas Bennett; S. K. R. C, John W.
Thompkins; S. K. F. C, William Meyer; S. K.
Treas., Thomas Graft S. K. C. of S., Thomas
Hunter; S. K. I. G., Jacob Houck: S. K. O. G ,
L. H. Vctcrson: Chaplain, C. F. Todd; Trus
tees, J. E. Stroup. F. W. Hunter and A.
Whitaber. The castle' also initiated seven
candidates in the third degree, with numer
ous propositions pending. The following
members of Grandview Castle were present
and spoke: T. N. Sprague, Past Commander;
A. K. Sprees, Past Commander; W. Hutchi
son, Commander, and E. A. Houston.
Short Time Only.
Tour picture free and handsomely framed
given away with every dozen. Cabinets 51
by Hendricks & Co., JSo. 68 Federal street,
Allegheny.
"Wanted A tenant for the well-known
tavern stand, Eagle House, Fulton street,
Eighth ward, Pittsburg. The right man,
who can manage a public house, can make
money. Inquire, liea & Co., Second ave
nue and Panhandle E. E.
ADVEKTISEMENTS.
DUQUESNE.
PnTSBIHtG'S LEADING TIEATEB.
DAVID-HENDERSON and JOHN; W.
NORTON, Managers.
COMMENCING TO-MORROW,
MONDAY.
Six Evenings and Wednesday
and Saturday Matinees.
AT LAST!
That Wonderful Comedy,
The Greatest of All Comedy
Successes,
(ALL LAUGHTER)
By Harry and Edward Paulton,
Authors of "Erminie."
Will
Be Played
WOT i M'S
COMEDY
COMPANY. "
The
Same
Which
Scored .
Such
POSITIVE
TRIUMPHS!
IN
BOSTON
100
NIGHTS!
IN
NEW YORK
OVER
100
NIGHTS!
Next Attraction,
THE)
MEININGER
DRAMATIC COMPANY.
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The Thuma Danang Academy,
1. 64 FOURTH AVENUE.
ESTABLISHED 1883 i NINTH YEAE,
Opening of second asssion. Evey even
ing of weeks conimenciig January 11 and IS,
1693. I
SPECIAL ADVAJTAGES
FOR BEGINNEES.
Office open day and ening. , jalt-138
jre
I forming new claseafor second terms,
Monday oveninp, January 18. Waltz gnar
nnteed in ono term. Terms, $5. Academy,
1013 Penn avenue. Jal7-1M
T IVING PICTURES
A. A. A. SCHOOL OF DESIGN,
At the Club Theater; Penn avenue, Tuesday.
Jannarv 19, 1892. Aimission $1 00. Tickets
at WEAPON'S and MCHBAUM'S. ja!7-50
From Jotel Dellone.
Mr. C. W. Eeedproprietor of the Hotel
Dellone, Omaha, ce of the finest new and
modern hotels injfcc West, says of Cham
berlain's Cough Jemedy:
"We have usedit in our family for years
with the most saisfactory result, especially
for our childreUjfor colds and croup. It
can be dependcoupon; besides it is pleasant
to take and seers to be free from chloroform
and the oily ubstances put into many
cough mixtures' 25 cent, 50 cent and ?1
bottles for saleby druggists. ttsu
Don't Bake.
It doesn't py. Marvin's bread is just as
cheap, just ni
you can maki
ure, just as healthful as an v
yourself. Asfc your grocer
lone
Lawbesovili-e, Millvale, Bloomfleld
and Sharpsbrg readers should read local
"ad" secondpage, headed "Drygoods and
Carpet Priis Hit Hardl" Our up-town
stores are 4038,4100 and 4J.02 Butler
street. J. H. Kdnkei, &Beo.
Best seteeth that can be made, onlr 8:
at Tail's fhiladelphia Dental Booms, 39 ',
mn avene.
"We pad haul, store, shipj alter, repair,
finish ail reupholster furniture.
refinish
HAud
& Ksesan, 83 Water street
n )
NOBE
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRAND
E. D. Wilt..
cSc MONDAY, JANUARY 18.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
FLORENCE BINDLEY'S
REALISTIC COMEDY DRAMA,
THE PAY TRAIN
OH!
WHAT
STARTLING,
SENSATIONAL
FEATURES!
THEIR EFFECT
ON AN
AUDIENCE IS
INDESCRIBABLE.
THE
THE DRAMATIC, SCENIC AND MECHANICAL EVENT OF THE SEASON.
Incidental to the Play Miss Bindley will render her
Songs, Dances and Musical Numbers.
PRICES FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT:
Entire Lower Floor
Dress Circle
Gallery
WEDNESDAY AND
SATURDAY
Matinee Prices,
Next Week TAR AND TARTAR
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HARRIS' THEATER.
Mrs. P. Harris, E, L. Britton, T. F. Dean,
Proprietors and Manager.
Popular Prices Always Prevail
Harris' Theater
at
(0, 15 and 25 Cents!
WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, JAN. 16.
Every Afternoon and Evening.
Hassan's Monster Scenio and Aqnatie
Success,
OK IF IE FIST
The Great New York Police Play.
Marvelous Scenio Effects.
Fall River Pier 28, North River I
Tliolialieat Central Paris X
St. Patrick's Cathedral!
Realistic Rain Storm I
Week Jan. S5-"L0ST IN NEW YOEK."
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE
MONDAY, JANUARY 25.
Return of the Famous
Which -will be Its 300th per
formance. The theater -will
bo handsomely decorated
with Greens, Palms, Cut
Flowers and Flags of All
Nations, and one of the
Famous Silver Souvenir
Spoons to every Lady at
tending this performance.
THE SAME GREAT GUST, INCLUDING
Marion Manola,
Laura Joyce Cell,
Josephine Knapp,
Hilda Hollins,
Maud Hollins,
Digby Bell,
Fred Prear,
Chas. Wayne,
C. H. Myers,
Hubert Wilkie.
Sale of scats for the 300th and Souvenir
Performance begins Tuesday, January 19.
Begular sale opens Thursday, January 5L
L. Down's Health Exerciser. '
re? SMla-wcrurt Stltsuiy Peovle:
I Gentlemen, Ladlw. VouUsi Athkts
or xnT&ua. a complete grmnuram.
Tlies up trat In fqcire Scor loom ;
netr.Klen title, durable, comprebtitfte,
cheap, ladoned by M.000 pbTslcUsi,
Uwjert. tiatjma, edltnn 4 others
now using it. Send faHlatiaUd ctr.,
nl in..Ma(..a . aV. T1..S .
ral.r, 0 eigtSTlnft tiq chtrf e. P;of.
iroV
dxt XABaaiOtitet,lutijMt.'
AJ.SUfU. (7V4CU1U Jh r.
T IT
D
I
m tfjmmwA
G".'S2MV
OPERA
HOUSE.
.Proprietor and Manager.
THE INCLINE WRECK SCENE I
THE MARVELOUS RAILROAD SCENE!
A TRAIN OF CARS UNCOUPLED
VHILE RUNNING AT FULL SPEED I
THE STARTLING BOILER EXPLOSION!
PICTURESQUE COAL MINE SCENE!
I A COMPANY OF UNEXCELLED PLAYERS.
50c and 75c
25c and 50c
!5c
HER
15c, 25c and 50c J
OPERA COMPANY.
-
HARRY DAVIS'
FIFTH AVENUE
A WEEK OP
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIONS.
In the Theater will bo presented
for the first time
The Sensational Border Drama,
With a Power
RHE
ful Cast,
racLunnro
EDWIN YOUNG,
JAMES K. MILLS,
D
A
AND
SCENERY
Painted ex-
N
DANITES.
i
Ti
FRANK J. LAMB,
MISS
HIT PQWEnS,
MISS WINIFRED
MARSHALL
pressly for this
grand produc
tion of. the
greatest of all
AMERICAN
DRAMAS.
Every Afternoon and Evening.
IN THE CURIO HALL
WILL BE FOUND
OLIO,
A most Fascinating Snake
Charmer from.
me urient.
XiO-WiTZD,
j.ne jiau w un tne iron Jaw,
And a hundred and one other interesting
novel and Instructive features.
Doors Open at 1 P. E and 7 P. M.
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0Q1ESHEIM
Pittsburg's Leading Theater.
ONE WEEK OKLT,
BEGINNING
MONDAY, JAN. 25..
Appearance of tne VTorld-Famous
Dramatic Company, THE
MEININGER,
In. their wonderful production or Shakes-
peare'M Masterpiece,
THE SENSATION OF THE SEASON,
JULIUS OESAR,
h With all the original scenery and properties
aiuu uo wm ii j. neater 01 mo jjukq
of Saxe-Meiningen.
300 PEOPME OUT THE STAGE.
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
The sale of seats cDmmennM ThnnAav
Jan. 21, at the box office of the Duquesne
eje. JW4-77-M
MUSEUM
TH EATER
1- ' .: -- " . . ? S, i. . . -,' .. J"W -- . L
NEW ADVEKTISEMENTS.
0W s L His 3lT eaBSs
WvrtrtmM
CaQlNnDR.
fyvjutiv.- -uCTic39rvirYUJr
Thfl Leading Amusement Rdsort for ladies
and Children.
COMMENCING
MONDAY, JAN. 18.
TO SEE THE
GREATEST WONDER
OF THE
WORLD.
During the
have seen him
past
and
week Thousands
were mystified I
i nousanas wno Deuevea mat sucn a
thing was impossible, saw him and
went away proclaiming It is true 1
IT IS TRUE. He is certainly the
most wonderful work of our
GREAT CREATOR !
For 19 centuries the great Master
of the Universe has been manifesting
to us, His creatures, multitudinous
wonders, examples of His omnipotent
and mysterious powers, but has re
served for the present generation the
distinction of beholding the most
wonderful work of His Almighty
Hands, viz: THE LIVING
TWO-HEADED BOY
Who exists exactly as we
represent him.
No person now living should miss
this golden- opportunity to see this
wonderful boy, because such a being
may never be born again.
Other Very Interesting Curiosities
in Curio Hall.
DEN HOWE'S COMEDY
ANU
SPECIALTY " COME
ADMISSION 10 CENTS.
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ACADEMY.
IiflayEveiE, Hoary 18.
Matinees
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
HYDE'S
Bie
The Modern Scalach,
Helena Mora.
Conroy and Fox,
Imro Fox,
Le Fre'Trio,
Glenroy Bros.,'
James F. Hoey,
McAvoy and Hart,
CO.
Direct from
e
'S
Hayden and
THEATEB,
Hetherton,
Weston Bros.,
I.T.
MATCHED.
Monday, Jan. 25 The Mildred NoTelty Co.
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Under the Direction of R. M. Gulick & Co.
WEEK OF JANUARY 18.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Joseph Arthur's New Production of
THE STILL
Greater, Grander, Better Than Ever! :
: A Magnificent Scenic Production !
RESERVED SEATS
Jan. 25
TONY FARRELL IN
ALVIN THEATER.
CHARLES L DAVIS Owner and Manager.
MONDAY,
JAN. 18.
12 3 4 5 6 NIGHTS
In Which You
The Famous Comedy from
DR. SILXj
LEGITIMATE COMEDY! ALL LAUGHTER!
The Numerous Complications and Absurd Situations during
the 3 Acts Compel You to Laugh.
Double Bill "SUNSET," a charming one-act play, precedes the Comedy.
The Original Scenery and Properties Will Be Used Here.
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LOW PRICES othSmBSAVEMUIEY
WILL CONTINUE THIS WEEK THE
GREATEST CLEARING SALE
Ever Inaugurated in this City.
$100,000.00
Worth of WINTER CLOAKS Must Be Sold Rer
gardless of Value. Manufacturers'
Prices Cut in Two.
SAVE MONEY. VISIT THE V
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