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"ALL DRUGGISTS"

C. W. Morrison

ste N. R. Spencer. Pres. E. E. Davis. Sec-Treas. fm Ben Stiickland. Vice Pres.. Gen. Mgr.

THE EVENING STAR.

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Entered as second-class matter August 1. O04, at the postofflce nt Greenfield, Indiana, ttnder an act ot Congress. March 3.1879.

The sugar and tobacco trusts have already annexed the business of Cuba.

I# Mr. Winston Churchill has decided to continue in politics. It

V'pays

his publishers.

Acharitable man gives according to his means. And a miser according to his meanness.

K'bA Russian grand duke has to carry a searchlight in one hand and a bomb catcher in the other.

A'r'If Senator LaFollette succeeds in squeezing all the water out of Wall street stocks, he will drown somebodv.

^Mr. Dowie appears to have 'been compelled to abandon Zron City without showing the faithful the latest thing in miracles.

I of be a to explain to Cuba, why, as a free country, she has not the right to engage in a free fight,

Mr. Cleveland is still a power in the land. Nine-tenths of the Democratic leaders are echoing his silence as to the government ownership.

It seems the reformed spelling interferes with the phraseology of various acts of Con

gress.

That settles it. you

can't reform Congress. 7

The woman in Lima strewed flowers in the pathway of our distinguished Secretary of State but it is not stated whether or not, any of them took Root, tfl

Palma's threat to resign ought to bring those Cuban rebels to time. Should he carry it out, they would lose their only excuse for not working.

JR. Mr- Jerome's efforts to save the Democratic party, would be more effective if he had taken ordinary care to save his own reputation as a public official the last 18 months.

The city of New York mainl^tains on its payrolls nearly 61,000 workers at an annual exIk pense of $57,000,000/ That's the sort of thing that would pacify the Cuban insurgents.

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CHAELOTTESYILLE.

There will be preaching at the Christian church here next Sunday by Ernest Addison, of Knightstown, both morning and evening. Morning subject will be, "Living Waters." Eve ning subject, "What think ye of Christ." A cordial invitation is extended to all.

The teachers meeting of the M. E. Sunday school held their weekly meeting at the home of Miss Lavaughn Evans Friday night.

Lonnie Shields is suffering with a case of sciatic rheumatism and is unable ta. attend school.

Mrs. Clara Winslow, living south of town, called on Mrs. Emma Cox one day last week.

Mr. Ruggles, living east of town, was called to Kentucky one day last week on account of the the serious sickness of his father.

The Charlottesville drum corps attended a Democratic speaking at the Hanna school school house on Friday night lasts. The speakers were Hon. Judge Felt and Samuel Offutt of Greenfield.

After an absence of 14 years in the West William Newhouse returned to his family last week. Mr. Newhouse is the father of the Misses Stella and Carrie Newhouse.

Daniel Ross and wife of Middletown, Ind., were guests of Thomas Nichelas and family over Sunday. Mr. Ross also called on his cousin, John Duty and wife Saturday, on business.

Mont Wiggins, of Wilkinson, was in our city Saturday on business.

Horace Brewer ot the capital city called on friends here a short time Saturday.

Zachariah Fries and wife visited in Knightstown Sunday. Jesse Evans, wife and son Joseph of Shirley visited friends here Sunday.

Quite a number from Greenfield attended the Sunday school convention here Sunday.

Phoebe Kettery and daughter Ella of Cleveland were guests Sunday of Clarence Dunbar and family.

Davis Lineback of Greenfield was the guest of his brother Lewis and wife Sunday.

B. F. Stinger made a flying visit to Indianapolis Sunday. Thomas Owen, of Richmond, spent Sunday with Mrs. Sallie Shields and iamily.

Alexander Blessinger of Idaho, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Andrew Ormston and other relatives.

Miss Malinda Develin of Indianapolis is spending a few days with her sister N^ncy White and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Andre Ormston entertained at dinner Friday Alex Blessinger, of Idaho, Mrs. Etta Maxwell, of Knightstown, Mrs. Charles Leamon, Mrs. Asa Sample and son Joseph, and Mrs. Edward Johnson of this place.

Zachariah Fries has had a new roof put on his dwellinghouse. ~\j

Mr. and Mrs. Joel Jessup of Westland called on their uncle John Duty and wife Monday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Will Bell entertained Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bert Jackson from near Brown's Chapel.

Mrs. Auzie Johnson, living north of Greenfield spent Tuesday with Emma Cox and children. Mrs. Cox's niece is also spending a few days with her and other relatives.

B. F. Stinger is having a driven well put down. Fr^ink Niles is doing the work for him.

Frank Niles was called to Indianapolis Tuesday on important business.

General Trepoff did not die a "glorious death," but at any rate heart disease dosn't scatter one's remains over the surrounding scenery. «,

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GRAND OPERA HOUSE. The headline attraction of next week's bill of varieties at the Grand will be England's foremost ventriloquist, Coram, whose performance has long been one of the most popular specialties in the music halls of London, and the English towns There are many ventriloquists on the stage, both in this coun try and in Europe, but it remained for Coram to invent and present a ventriloquial entertainment so different from all others that it stands out as the the one big novelty in its particular field. Coram does not use a group of "dummies." s®

Another excellent fun maker OD the bill will be Charles Se mon, the long, thin comedian, who calls himself "the narrow feller," and whose comical songs and stories, alternating with his expert playing of various musical instruments, furnish twenty minutes of delightful entertainment. A one-act play entitled '•A Shave for a Wife," will be presented by those clever young farceurs, Lorimer Johnstone and Caroline Frances Cooke, both of whom are recruits to vaudeville from the dramatic stage and whose work is of the highest class.' Frederick Macart's wonderful dogs and monkeys will be seen in an exhibi tion that demonstrates the possibilities of animal training, the performance being considered the greatest of all trained animal acts.

The other contributions to this highclass program will be in keeping with the headline attractions. The Belleclaire Brothers, a pair of handsome young gymnasts and equilibrists from the Parisian vaudeville theatres, will appear in a splendid act in which each poses as a modern Hercules. Manning's Entertainers, a company of comical pantomimistS, will be seen in a hilarious farce, "A Hotel Porter the Mimic Four will offer a novel musical and dancing comedietta the Gartelle Brothers, expert roller skaters, will contribute a specialty entitled "Fun on the Rollers," and the bioscope will round out the bill with a series of novel motion pictures. The show gives promise of being an enjoyable one from start to finish

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ANT'S OPERA HOUSE,

ONE MERRY WEEK

Commencing, Monday, Oct 22.

Special engagement of

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.« In a repertoire of the latest and most successful plays, opening with

"THE GAMBIvBH"

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6--BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS--6

Complete change of program every night. Ladies Free, Monday night only, when accompanied by one paid 30c. reserved seat ticket.

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The first number indicates that Mr. Munsey has again accomplished a seeming impossibility in finding a new field for a new magazine. This is however as it should be, for since Mr. Munsey introduced the first 10 cent magazine, the publishing world has gotten more or less into the habit of waiting to see what he will do next. "Woman" his latest answer and a very good one. «•5'

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ANEW MAGAZINE—''WOMAN."

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