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NKJ MAlWiDY IN BTYJAS f n Ne Ywr lW,l .at night on
' i t I the sUge-J-o'n' WalKstfeeflhey play
"&KHuner Neck' Itnya Ycm Caught . the devil as a continuous perform
Tlilff IHswwjc Yet? I ance. Atlanta Journal.
" J "The Devil lg being ,played In two
. "glimmer heck acho" Is the latcat New York theaters and In thousandr
d'sckse, I of other places In Mephistophelean
Have ydu a pain In the leftside ol .Manhattan. Houston Poat.
your neck and In your left shoulder? "Tho Devil" Is stirring New York
If o, ycl are Buffering from a as novor neroro, tneatricaiiy. uut me
ii
I
real rosldent by that namo -will con
tlnually to stir Now York long after
tho theatrical devil has passed from
tho boards. MJddlelown (Conn.)
tnunv nt inv frlenriii who nro Aiiffarlner Prims. .
from It that It Is rheumatism," writes I Why should New York got excited
one sufforer. "Now, rheumatism Is", over the new play, "Tho povll"? His
unfortunately, common onough, but! majesty Is by no moans a stranger
fashionable enldemlc.
Case after case has been treated
by doctor.
"It -Mas' been suggested to me by
n epidemic of rheumatism always
located in ono particular portion of
the body Is most singular.
"It might almost be ' contagious,
but I believe It has beetijdeflriitely J
atrt1i1fafiAl Miaf )tAU i,ttsri tu nK
catled by bactorla and thorCfore can
not be communicated frdra ono f hjHtn
to another."
An oatlxont. specialist wjiori com
silted In regard to the matter wld;
"I have nbuedd It mysolf and have
"had seydral pedylo to treat for It. My
pergonal friends hare spoken to .me
about It, and, worst of all, I have had
it myself Just recently, Certainly It
Is rheumatism.
J6irthVfacc of if, it Is vory.pua-.
ttllMVilnf I think thO icxolanatlotl
rcallyis simple. People, arpJearHing1
there. Atlanta Constitution.
Tho devil is tho principal character
fin a theatrical fixht now in progroB?
In Now York. Ho hai been In & lot
of others,- but has not been given n
nlaco on tho bill before. Scraaton
Tribune.
Thoy aro playing "Tho DovllV nt
two Now York thcatorBj tho theatri
cal trust must be satirizing me met
ropolitan critics. -Houston, Chroni
cle.
m$r0 and. mo tho advantage of
Bleeping with 'their Wlndowti open,
T.W,"6vory ono'rialurnlly lies on, tho
rigni stag, necaHftoiritiat 'position 14
moat favocahlo te t)io heart and 'rests
it nioaL, If the weather Is lint wIIpii
bed Is Bought, tho first thing that'
.Happens is Wat lb clothoB aro
mirQWH' back as soon as sleep comoi
'on.' ... , ,1-jic '
..Wflfiwqtienyy tne lorv. snouiuor
exposed to. the air Of the small houri
and gets thoroughly chilled, The,
result Is this epidemic or a non-ln-factious
nllriient rheumatism and
that Is why In nlnoty-iilno cases out
of a hundred It apponrx In tho loft
!de of the nock and tho loft ahouldor
"People phcild not sloop with
closed windows, but thoy should" fnko
care that no portion of tho, body Is
oxposou to chills,"
Theatrically, speaking. Now York
ers aro going to "The Devil" In large
numbors-p-Ith'aca (N. Y,) Journal.
"The Devil" Is the namo of aiplny
that has raised Cain In Now York,
Memphis Appeal.
Tho town of Now York, according
to- tho theatrical papers, Is raWdly
golrfc? to "Tho Devil." WUkos-Barro
Loador. , S
. No ono who has evor boon InjNaw
York will bo surprised lo hear, that
"Trio Dovll" is doing a'blrf blisITieBS
lhrd. Washington Eoat,
"The, Dovll.' a sonsallonnl dramn,
hai set Now York wild. "Tho Devil"
Is no doiibt porfectly ht homo In Now
York. Lavonworth Post. .
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TAKrNO'OPTIIK
JOIO
CKNSUS
Itl'XS ON "TIIK DEVIL"
OF A PLAY
Tho followlntr aro omo of tho
commonts from fnr nnd iionr on "Thu
Dovll," tho seiiHatlonal piny which
mado n stnr of Oconto Arllss In n
night nt tho Uolasco Thoator, Now
Yerk:
Thoy nro plnyhiR "Tho Dovll" In
Now York pity. It Isn't tho first
tlmo. Chicago Tribune.
Two Now York thoatrlcnl matingora
nro fighting over n p'uy railed "Tho
Dovll." Thus thu patrons nro bo
tweon "Tho Dovll" nnd tho managers.
St. iohmiIi Nows tin I Prosi.
It will cost Jl, 500, 000 moro to
take tho consun of 1010 thnn that of
night yoars oko, on nccount of tho
Incron-od finibor of men, women nnd
chl'dren. orttmntod at 25,000,000
norsons. but tho work will bo far bet
tor done. whMi Is ono of tho notnblo
pdvonlncop of such n pormnnont bu
reau orff'tipt'on n" tho Unltod Sfaton
has mn'ntnlnod since 1000, asldn
from 'tin vatunbto vltnl statistical
work It has boon nccompll"hlng In
tho n,owntlino nvorv day. Tho direc
tor of tho coiibuf, 8. N. D North, hns
nindo his nrrangomonts for enumer
ating tho population two years honco,
and, notwithstanding tho Increnso.l
nnd vnrlo-i Information that will bo
irnthorcd, ho coufldonttally estlfnntos
tho cnit nt only $11,000000. This
ofttliunto will hi) submitted to rnn
Kross nt tho next so&slon. us Mr.
North doslrm tho appropriation In a
liiini) sum, so that all arrangements
for tho tnkinc of tho conHiis mny da
FURNITURE
SPECIALS
for
Tliis Week '
Wake Your. New ; take advai
imviu uivmricHi iiiiuiiiKurs nru i r- nml,intli vltliout nnv worry about
rnngUig. a porfect sconnMo for tho ?"m'''?toa ,tn0Ul nny worry BU0Ut
tiroauction of tho pinv "T.ho Dovll." -'":,.,. tUn rnilM, of n10 o,.t.
by raising thut plnco where tho afore- ,. " ; ,l?,,c?"u1 "rnBl &""..
hdI.I ..rv la .. mnn ,. rl.i.A. "n'. Ilinrn'Vflll 10 II CfMISIIB Of. nRrl-
in.,i n;,ln ' " cilturo that will cot about 2,oon,-
000. That riiiH hnB boon urged by
fnrmori' InstltutoB, grangorn socio-
Krlpultural "Ud, UvcRlocktsro-
or i no country.
lanta Qnoralnn.
"Tliil ttnvll" linn riiUn.l .lltt., nl.,r
.W U,I Ilt.ll IIMDUII ,.Vt. HI. ..
thoiu rival mannuors u Now Yorrlc, '""" '" . '""l
-Now liavun Union ' ? "r'p. """
Uosldos tho rictors in two thoatom n,n, '"a "',"2
KniiHiij City Jpuriuil.
"Tho Dovlr' Ittiho nnmo of a new
theatrical vonturt. hut hoiiio uctorh
plftv that In noartv every town they
Biriko.NorfolU ni0!h
- ,.
Ar' of !' Hii'M'rlop HmJIt.'
Ti'o miKrlnr sinllo l a ijwful n-pon,-"',,"tont
for nnv vnuntr ninn V
In much In vnjrno nt tho unlvomtt'o
Home Doubly Happy
---$1.00 Eah Wek
Buys a "Bucks"
Stove or Range
TAGE OF 01
CREDIT
I x
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A
SYSTE!
It Is to bo a great wook, not only
In tho stovo department, Utt In
all our other depnrtmonts. Hero
nru n few Of the real bnrgnlut
wo nro offorliib'. ft .
i
,110015 LWSI2 luro Ih nn uno
qualod 'bargain. Its In rich golJ
on oak, II vo foot long, throo
compnrtmontH, with beau
tiful cut glnss
.$27
Thoy nru. ntnrrlntt "Tho novll" nt inhere It nnv bo studied at Us bo t
two rival thontor In Now York this,
week. Tho voit of tho theaters inuct
lmvo roformod since Inst yoar.--.
Hcauton Truth
A Now York critic mys Ooorgo
Arllsn U a goutjomnu oven when
nlnylng "Tho Dovll." That's tldol
tty. H tho dovll wore n boorish per
son how would ho inovo In society as
froolj' as ho doosT Uouhvlllo Jour
nal. They n,ro now playing "Tho Dovll"
-T
(n young Don. Mnnv men who in.rn
nothing ob nt th uiilvorsltlcs loarn
tbi nt nnd il'ul it uncommonly uo.
f'l In nPorllfi' It In nn oxeollont
wivor for n linked mind nnd should
bo sought nMor bv nnrlliuuontnry
oandldnttta.- Oxford Vnralty.
n
A. J. Hnmbron has boon soutonnod
by Jndg Durnott Iq hang for killing
lit- wlfrt nil notltlonftfor n now trial
luMng ovnr'il"d. .
tHiniinii r-fr-t-h4-K4-n h mini ihwwi i i m-n-H;
Do You Ecjong to the :
WANT - ADVERTISING
Tout HuMt&l" I
nrhi , .til ar ' I ::
f ,P,W1
AltM CIIAIH Oinulno ljyiHnr.,
mnsslvo and substantial,' la ' a
raro cluuioo for dUorlmlnntlng
buyers. It Is yours for
the siiiall sum of
l HlV jN&vR - yijSIWHK 11
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THIS OFFKIt IS MAI)H UKCAISK WK KNOW "IUTKS" TO HR
MOST DUIlAJUiK, TIIK MOST CON-
'Ij STOVIW ANM) HAXGICS MADH.
frn TIIK MOST KCONOMICU,, TIIK M
V3v VKNIKXT, TIIK MOST IIKAUTIFU
"VS-' rr '
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You can havo no Idea how helpW
It Is Mntil yon have Inrestlpt:
It. And our prices are at rh
somible as our terms re IIDcn
f-llKDSIinf Cmr nVm chair totW
and settee, finished In gol6
brown uphol tered seats ac
bncks, suitable for nr
room in tho hou e, at
(CpuCH-i-Nlcoly upholstered in t3-
docd brown veloir gnrinjedti
i
Bnnltary cons'ruptlyn, beaut..''!
In qunllty. Special at
nppenrnce, and Is lasting
Hl'XDUKDS IIAVK AMtKADY AVAII.KI) TIIKMSKIA'KS OV THIS
lAIIUAUYTAIllilJaiiniiliioquar SPLKNIUI) Ol'POUTr.VITY. IT IS OXK YOU CANT AFFOHI) TO OO-CAHTS Tho Sturglw. n4e
ior siiwiiu ohk, uunuuiuuypui- MISS, l'OH IT HKA1.IA IS .11 ST A LITTLK I1KTTKH THAN A
hhod, top 27x42, wllh Bhoir be- SQUAMJ DUAL.
low. This Ih n bargain for
only , ,
$20
LADIKS' OKSK Golden oak. oval
French bovol plate mirror, hand-
I sVW All BbiVJbbbbV sbbbbbbTsbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbIbibbbbbb
8eamloes steel tubing, no wa
en pnrt3 that a-o eal brcto
tfioonly go-cart that wheels M
all follds with one i
tlon. Special
somely enrved froat
Special
I
It French leg).
V i ssstomsi ssn.mii
$12.59
New Store on Ccurt Street
HKATKltS Wo carry a toa;'-fi
Uno.'ttny atjlo or price
-V-A-
A lliml mow.
"'Alas, nlaal" cries Johnny D.
''lit muflil V.nM- ,.! la ... ...
r VYW9RKVMMMM
yea .want, one
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VIVi'Wl MAKK A MW Hff'lWiPITV, tlJK 1WUII 1 TlmtTbl RreaCB Unlled States,
s
iii.MMii.u ri;uri,K rwo. makk thk most kffkitivt m " "i1 ;" trom vrl 8lJc
;: W;rHWAxAiVH, YiH'Svoii,l,riXvKWsitiK'rMK.iiAT' ;; ina.t'8 te,ttiUo,pf iub' ! '
f tiuritiMM. wuc-,-,o,; n; Hw. ! .-'
rmi'lUl jTMYSi JiO OTHKH T1WT WOUMI HSUHKIA', . Whathall L'.dQt; Vrnin 'Johnny J,
fellAn&IjHfrrttt'tt.lH) WlTllfl'lIK
u i A?
H HAIIJWMKW WHO rMO-
iHJrF.tT.t?r OF TiWeti'V'i
;; movk its Af;n'ijt:sir-Vk,iU) uoostanu imom itho I
. . I'KKATR l lHllI1 rilV:M- TUATMnilKM wuini MKKS
- AH HK.VIIMM'1. vCrtV4lTV IN AW. MNKS OFtl,UJl$KSS ;;
;: ' .IFYtiV WUlXO.CUAUMDYt TO TIIK Wt' VWAXTl A!.
y -i:iJfsii)i)t Y,o4iJ'XuiKit iNiiysi,HTio
J AMOUV- JAF AND. 'ltjlliVHIMH , OF THK .DAY, AND lMK '
; ; MAKINM MONKY " Wr AKH IN ToilOH'WiTII Alh OPTUK '. ',
;; 'j4LK 0yigKTltNiflKt lO-fjAKN4 A Mu.fAJt" (OH A HUN. '.',
I ' DKKI IK)LL.KS) WlHt'll COMK TO TMR CAHKFVli 1JK.1J)KK ' '-
! J AND AXSWKKKH OhMttlK (MaiWlIIKI) AlMv, AND. QV T.Utt
' XATUHAUA AND gi'KKtA'TOTHK-VlUi OKTIIK HMAIA. AIM, '
' WMKN'KVKK YOU WANT ANYTHING, OK KAVK ANYTHING TO
' f
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i
: !f mk Mtm m tw rdgi- wMnr r :
; .trtci&t Ut m liu nMtmMar. gjjm U yjm "wk up" ;
trowel)' r tgwfyfux; isMrva ni ttrst luewlwr of
HrSS IIIFPI il II ll I II Ill'tliU IV4 I HfMllltosMIMUl I
"Just think! J-'vo worked bo brd
(tad lonK. I.
IK'en ?lgkteous e'er am ne'er did
wrong. . v,
have h heurl that 's troo from ylle
And only esrued a llttlj pile.
nA Aow, -vken sra imWed I'd bo
rail!
.8o for the fact that I am bald,
Tho nation conies with legal lore
All to deplete my little siore,"
TU very hard otv Johnny r).
JHt think, how angry wo would be
If judges saved us from a fate
Would out few millions confiscate
AK4 th's UttUod States persisted,
0 ywut of tho Una Insisted.
Th harrowhig tkls thing to so,
Jb, drop a tear for Johnny Dr.
Baltimore American
A nwr company habejun work
at Pendleton' lo thrnlsh loctrlc light
and power to Hrwlstoa, Echo and
UMtllw. ". h
m
Graat iirwa. a HMMrd fmrkuV.'
vas IVSM4 t"fe WH a imall out
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spiFK ipfsj snssrsv W1V MpBHPsM
10NH4 fr H mm1 oc.
;r' out
xsn i'.sh:
Llun CouHtjr IMoneor Dead.
After an Illness jof several
'to votoi nkw couN;r- out
of oouoias
Cottage Grove Uuair; ( There Is
I'trChK sentiment in Norl" Douslas
ra-faVor of formlntrn miVoountjroilV WJ'jKuten," parsed u'wkyiat'fe:30'yea
o'f .North Douglas and, Btfoth t'a'n,, teVda1 mprtlntW t'MV W)yn!op;
Thoso Vedrjl; with, tliilfr loxtenslve 24i6 Church; Btreet, la'thls city. At
I M tuber and Ujb?r Interests, need i her bedside wheatho final turamous
roa4and bridge iwproroments and f came. Wore her hu'sband ahd married
they fcet practlcallj' no couuty aid in
largp. fanUIy, was !. l
the homo draining they r'M
ted (bonV' well to j"ilsle ttf1
joi m;verai .,...... . .. ..t. hi.nK
BtroK sentiment lw Norta' Douolas nionthB.' Perllna", bloved wlfo of H.. Hi'Vv" 1B lt7 W , ,w, (
iFdal-'ll.Sfl'veji. Wvo Ma'" 'V.kJ
-un.tinMiim upraiarwe-"""
motheh In htr t!6lns dlft J
their ntHiotJto alllvate-Vr"
aad spek words of kn'l
hope to their aitd fatnr - ,
bd iru Voenlr and only a ,
sumtaoM to meet his bite '
other' shore,
I thla direction. The same may be said
Hi tX$ p.We, Upper Coast Fork, Ito-
hemUlWtije and Lorln cpuntry. The
only relUf for those neglected sec
tlonaibt Lane and Douelas Is ihn fnr."
LAiaUm of a now county,
Just a the Leader has said many
times before, the ratfld development
pf tW !art of Lane and Douglas
counties their many needs and re.
qulremoMts and their Isolation from.
daughters and. other relatives,
Porllna Kata?, whose maldorf name
was ilMkelaian, waa born March 19,
ijo, Hoar uurungton, Iowa. Wltr. " , " nhrlniiB'
her brents she crossed the plain. Zu
'h J52 arid E.eUled la Linn couuty, ,Mr3' 6s LLP death V
tho Bite, where Albany how stauda
being the land grant ef Mm. Eatea
father. On Octoher 19,"187, ah"
was married Jn, Biker county to Mr.
H. V. Estea, and has i;l4ed hftrd
ever Blnco. Until alout. tea yeaV-s' ag
the presont county seals, demand thoi.-1'r- nd-'t5!ri. Estei lived on thIr.
formation of a neV county from the '"'arm wetpj the flty, Slace then
northorn and southorn- sections of i tno,5 home has beon In this city,
these two monster countlui.Avlth4 cof. 1 Mr. Etes was u tyulcal waatn
tage Grove ai he. county seat, l woman-, whuleaouled a4 gVaara
a lOlocMoua neighbor, a gosd th
which e'nt tho Interests of Lorain
rM Creek, Coast Fork, Row rlvr
lok4 after, utHTth dovelopmeat of
or, and hec hpme alway.s hid wel-
aud Bohewila would be promptly 0 to her- suany friends; aayau
perchaitce'wk taught ahelter wlthla
th'hi Ja.vor4 ctlea hastened ' J- H hWHalile wills,
cra4 a hu4r4 WA. ' , . CU's t.o BV- bik? Vifora
I ' ''' ' ' i - akertCitv wsi.kBawi.,ttk mad. har.
j : . . h . . .. w.v.,'T "s....r t""?- "
JfcRUNUBS' mir1 iTSi'MEX
bBAv hnr. nnd her death If j
..."..,. m ihi commaBl'
,u- i....,.i win tak "
fron. at 2 o'clock fr M
ond Baptist (jhurcb, R'."
eKcUtliifX.
. ... IftlflW
The first train io - -ry
arrived thpro at nojn 9w
1.50 people on boara. i
.. -rk I
Albaay wjll he a tf
In onaratlon be.ore w- w
year. The franchise b"
Mtehed v. & AZt iU I
kIvsa a franense. 2"
vhw, traak"'lJw( at
j, uv Vuch e"T
rii i u - -
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