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WEDNESDAY mck wwwi> cma****! & 6—*** n*mttu> «4» RKk n*« »*.i »i iUwi Georgia Railroad Bank AUOUiTA, OIOH6IA (nMMfSU) #i»iM ** t>Cxl *»UI * *•»» MIO IS# CAIWAi. •••••• llWlStil I •-. j—t—fc _ . •** #*»•»!* J*;!***" HHI mMml fa** n*» «» !* *■_... .t? 1 ** 1 " IWTirLM INI) mi i|m h» 4Rt®i»* |ii ft* #t* dmp#r itfißf ftlMt fftflftflt## ###*#• *4 lift . tlftlftftft iftft*. ______ —ITTICH nSPTVD nm~ OR. HENRY J. GODIN, ICl'ftMftt) I rijfti. pm *m+ •») »# Mi IftftM IfTfUt, ftft# Im ft l>* ftft PftMMftMi Ifnii TMfc LAST SPEECH Of J«H*w»n (%*<* OwNtarad •• nu ilwlpyl i*> WwMaiM Po**. Tftt ?sM*ft Mil CNftftff## ** **ft;tft4 llfcftt lift ftftftt M H* * * * ftCftMftf, ’ d* ir«4 cftftitjk! ftf lift rw fftif try. I&4 lift! IN ft ft* "stm * 4 •Hft ftUfcfttf* 4* »of»i (if pftf*Ua* twftl ftfftlftft- * Tft» Hi— V*g Oftftt * Mt fto doubt t&ft) 1/ * /if , Osv It, u- ft h# altv# wmM lit* opffUad.d lbs po incur f#t tor w.th ** -■ l tht Ftotm d»a! MM m«lv*d M m l <M*r*rh#r# t« th# utb»f ffootbff* «ti#* vlkl 4# T4)H*4 Ik <4 till vH* »b# New* *rtd t'oor:/r Hin 141* fKt that la th# io*f sddrrs* mud- l.» Mi. Davit. *rht*fc vaa d*l:v«r»d at Mu *l**ipp City ta Utt. It *std. "M»a ta * low bends tit d**tlnl*- of ear Southland lln. to* lav* if lit I brvak my rilmti ta #p*»k to yaa a h* •ortk <4 rMpt ihl *itaK>*iUoa Tim pact ta d»*d--l*t M bury Ita d»*d, Ita hop#*, I*4 Ita **fftrattoM. bafow you Itaa (It furturt ~ a tot up* (all o t giM « promt*#. a furor# of expand:** akdoaal glory, bafw* which all tb* world *b til 1 Hand Mb* ted lat at* butwl y« • lay aaldr all rancor, all Kiltt #*rtl#*»l (a*Hag. sad to taka your plato* '» Ik** rank* at thnaa who aritl brln* »l)ou * mnaaui on devoutly tu b# desired a ramltfd countiy." That araa a Hourly, wlar and rairlot- I* drllTtroor*. worthy to ataod wl h (ht brat tfwti of any of the Itadtn 1 1 ■ men who hava floured la oer blatory. Our line of Japanese no velties is unsurpassed from 25 cents up. At Richards & Shavers*. NO SMITHS la the Town of Mayaa, lowa. *Tt* Said. Iq oar particular the town of Hay**#, lowa, la aaid to hr different from any other place In the Vnltcd State*. It la atated .*• a Ibrt. that 00 man of the name of Smlfh live# there. Thl* ron dltkio of effalr* wa# brought to light t«answer to an Inquiry from Poatmti ter Gordon A letter add reared to J. V. Smith had gone artrav, and the po*tm»»ter of the town to which .ut lettpr had been dl- ; reeled made anawer that no man named Smith rea.ded In Haye*. la. The town of Hay*. HI., waa ne«t tried, ard from there came the Information that J. V. Smith waa not anown In tbit ■ piaca—Chicago - *w*. TELL VOtJR SISTER A beautiful complexion la an tmpoaal blllty without good pure blood, the aurt 1 that only exlata In connection with good dlgeatton. a healthy liver and bowel*. | Karl a Clover Hoot Tea acta directly on 1 the bowela. liver and kidneya, keepint, ' them In perfect health. Price :JS eta. , and 50 eta. Sold by—Retailers, T. A. 1 Buxton. Anderaon'a Prug Store, Alex- j ander'a Prux Store, Wnt End Phar-, maty. The Kin* Pharmacy; Wholeaal- j era, Davenport & Phlntxy. Now they are after the Government itaelf for using "an Imitation thereof," an imitation of the United States flag being used as a letter postage cancell ing design. WE WILL RECEIVE Today by Express new poods suitable for NEW YEAR’S Gifts. Attractive prices will prevail during the week. Wi. atfeijeri & Co. PRISONER HAD A CLOSE CALL fit s#< Fit* tt Ilf itig*fsfk J*H lH AIMM Atl«rst«4. * A TkaMdy Rihw by C—o«V Imp •m Paabarl ta Htftft lift# rftftllfti Aftft— ftt ft ftft* j tftft tmmpp ft u»fti ftt (lift in aMMfi ft I l *'* | ilftfftL fftftfttj iftil, «l tUtnftft, ftft*tft mm • i Aft>ui | ftp ft"* ttafft Ift lift ftN.-'t R• ♦ C *ttft** ftftt tu ftf ftift, »r 4 ift# lit it s h»# WilllftftML Kw V(HtkiK , m _« w||, nuft '•iftftriy ***ivft ift# (til 4ofir H# li|W K»i >p#ftk ftlftft fotind soft bfftktbft. lift ftftft Hftft4 —Htr Irooi Itkft Jftft >1 lilt ftftftry flmiiftft mmpMNl Ifttlr wofi Tbft Jftll ftftft bftrftftd (ft tbt ground. Mil will b# rft&m in lb# phr*l ftlftn ft ixtftftn ftft* ft rftjd INimit ft l I(ftftft • rr.t m», A nrtftcv of li*n»wl ftnftMetl «• it ft CNftbirtoln • Fmta Hilm IN »>Ol-l»d (MR IA tht rllCftt At(f fftft ffNlt ftf j din will promptly r*ii#v# th# (win ftnft l»rrv#«t IN# (Nr#«(#ft«4 illftrl e»f tmtu mfkttift THii ««m« irwuattl will (lifts ft Itmt tdcii in • ftw hourft Hold by At* tioiiltr (Y«R ini M Co., C. H. Pirr of Itell Tone? I»rag On. NEW noTION OP EARTH. Variation* la Latitude* Explained by a Ereach Sciential ' Prom obaarvaUooa extending over a pariod of artea year*. M. Albrtcht bas demuii; treud that the earth baa a new lil ill Mil 111 In addlt.n to the recog- Biaad eleven. Tka twelfth movement Ila that of the tarreatriai pole to the extent of U to If minute* per annum, giving rise 10 a alight variation of lat itude*, which hsa been obaarvert In ail 1 const rtea. i‘ M. Albrecht a tributes thl* displace ment more e*pec,ally to the var ai on at the equilibrium produced by the move m< Ht cf the oceaa'a atmosphere. Thu newly discovered movement I* aup poaed to have been a potent agent n .Anting the relative distribution of laud and water In the equatorial xont. which tbeciy la corroborated by the actual atate thereof. M. Albrecht anys: “One cf the results of the chsngc in iftn coaltion at the pclar axis and the vUriatlons ot the Iniensllles of centri fugal force on the equatorial *onc ivuulti be that, for points diametrically opposed, the decrease In ccnlrlfuyti force at one point would necessarily imply an increase at the opposite pfelnt, so (hat if a subs'denre took place in one elevation, it ahould be the in the other, ao that, wharevtr the equator traverses land represent ing elevation it should be found tra viraing the ccenr. or lctv land at the opposite end of the diameter corres ponding to this elevated lend surface." lOnyx Tabl«s at prices that will surprise you. Just the thins? fora pift. At Richards & Shaver’s. KEPT HIS OATH. He Vowed Not to Vote If Clay Waa Defeated. Versailles, Ky., Dec, 28—Harlow Spt necr, aged 83. one of the oldest mill ers in Kentucky, died last night at Ft. Spring seven miles east of here. The famous flour mill he has operated on Elkhorn Creek for over fifty years, was built, by his grandfather, Carlo Spen : cer« a native of Holland, in 1797. Ho was a orevoted friend of Henry Clay, and when Clay was defeated for the Presidency by Polk, In 1844, Spencer took an oath he would never cast an other vote as long as he lived. Dur ing the fifty-four years before his death ho never violated that oath. DOES THIS STRIKE VOL? Muddy complexions, Nauseating breath come from clirontc constipation. Kail's Clover Root Tea Is an absolute cure and has been sold for fifty yeara on an absolute guarantee. Price 25 ets. and 50 cts.. Sold by—Retailers, T A. Buxton. Anderson * Drug Store. Alex ander’s' Drug Store, West End Phar macy. The King Pharmaey; Wholesal er*. Davenport * Phinizy. Indian Meal—Any kind of, a free lunch Iha 1 the Indian on get bold of. •mw >VTJOTJ BTA HERAXJ3 ROBSON TELLS OF STAGE LIFE I Ift Nm ki) f# Utit A<ftiid ii 11 Afi Ha »*•* >■*»» >sa»iaa«.»w»«* at I t wta Hat*. 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I nmilrtn i a ivlw a pr* - Illmlnary uomi in »#i «f ••»* dramatic schoola a*. called. fur «>» the »*•*•’ »«• [would fcav* lu unlearn moat of nbal (you had •■**« taught Wa ar<- constant ly show in* r«un* artora and m-treoaes jh«w to forest what they hay* been 1 taught In tit* sciwwrt* I After you had *»t your chance In I tread the board*, i *hould *ay l**y cl"** attention to the Instrueikui* of ih" (stage isacugsr. The aorcro* of earn I production depend* Mi the conduct of | each and all Ih* artora. and It la the (tinge manairrr'a buidneaa to are that all i«(i|iear to the l*eat sdvntge pusaltdr, t.oth indit dually and aa a rompMy I Neat to the stage maa«K*r. the young ■ actor will And older member* of the ! profession the l>*ut anarees of IMtnic tlun Artora generally delight to help Uaeh other, and I hove y#t to loan* of I* peraon of egfierenlre and ability who would not ho out of hi* way to give point* to an inexperienced actor of In telligence and ambition In a way. I may aay that my eartleat Inatruetlon* were pfealved from Edwin | Booth, hut they were not very elabor ate. since we were both youngalera when they were given. Meat of my boyhood daya Were apent |ln Baltimore, though I waa lartn In Annapoll*. Our family waa not very prosperous when we removed to Baltimore, and my , mother opened « general boarding house which In time came to lie a theatrical boarding houae. All hoy*, u* you know, ate fond or: the theatre, and the fact that act- r* ote at my mother'* table, whete they were conatantly talking ahop, ndded to my natural infatuation for the stage. By the time I Waa 12. t waa rullv determined to he an actor, and nothing could change my mind. One of nty cloaeat companlona waa a boy named Theodore Hamilton, a member of my company thl* aeaaon, by the way, olid one day, a* We were talking In the atreet together, he pointed out a tall, awkward buy on the opposite able of the way. •That lioy’a father," aatd Theodore, "I* a very Idg actor. Hl* name la Ju ntu* Brutus Booth, and the l»oy'» name la Edwin.” Robson’s First Dramatic Venture. I remember that I looked at that hoy with awe .and wished he were a Trlcn 1 of mine, but you know how It Is with hoys of 1G and hoys of 12. He was a big boy and we were little hoy*. There was a great gulf between u«. Later, we heard that Edwin Booth, mv older brother and a few other big boys were getting tin a little dramatic com pany. Htill later they Said we small boys— Edwin’s brother, John Wilkes Booth, being among the numhegr-mlght sometimes take part, and we actually did so a few times .the performance* being of pieces manufactured express ly for our own company by Its older members. . Our admission price* ranged from 1 cent for a hoy to 3 cents for a wash erwoman, and we used to take in enough money to buy candles for the footlights. My own appearances, however, were few. since my mother objected to so small a boy as I appearing on the stage —even in a play-and one night she climbed to the loft where our show was going on and took me away by force That almost broke my heart, and the older boys jeered me unmercifully abou. it. Worse yet, they said I couldn’tylay in their company any more, for the' wer- not going to Is- bnth*l*d ■« |U ' l,oy* not old enough to be untied from I fthftK (ftftft (ftK ■< ftf ftt ftt* ftft Aft i • ><*•; iw liy %fi-f (ft# ft* 41 * * All I ftHIV V—«ftM Htfttf* §•— pvfam* vt m% ®«li ftft *•• *mmpi* [ tft wm I «* * tlP* Ilf.srN < tfufftiit It ftftft 1(1* afttiMMr »* if | »iftM Hl# ft» ftftft# Wr«fti«ff lira \ an •>(*! ! ftP ft m f ill a rut iftfft ftift* ft. | trHftrrfl lift* Art fi #tf##t ftl’tw"tl r**n i |||)| fffk r*»r it>* ft Ifiiif lliMft * | I iftti, a. jt'd 1 1# Hr ot nifJil. 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Jo j. n, r*,n'> sister- sn.l the butcher Idle.-Acred me r mhrw.-ing her, whereat I I h* cried owl: Knui Kiev o' Iwr? and rile o' Waal: j I heir's a go: whal e thl# I *v. i I don't moll thr written answer to [this, but I <l° remonibsr the one I im [ji <\ I sell tl cans to me tike a flash ;j, . |b,- luckiest a.-cident of my life M itb«-ut rvnc-vUM my arm from shout j j the woman # »,enil-r form, 1 -at i How tJsie you Interrupt a policeman ,in the pursuit of his offh ! -tl duties, sli ’ j That I ■ ought down th.- house, and !there was no moie talk slaorl gelling I rid of i>u sa a n a* i*>»slhle.'' Robson’s Error With Eoreat. I 1 met with an scchlent when playing ; with Forrest oner that was not so lucky I though n<> very serious results follo-v --r.l The piece was itlvhelleu. I was l»e --! Heringm. the fop of the play: When Hlchallau. stek almost unto death, cam* ~n, hwutng en Joee- h'a aim. Dc Hsrln geti nava, amttng oth-tr things: "Fact In phlloaophy! Foxes bwve nine 1 llvea as well «i# eats*” H.ISDH time durln* the .lav an actor | told me of an absurd misreading of this line, and I was so rh-klett will) the h(o --r> that 1 laughed about It at Interval* every half hour all day long, it was running through my head when I went on the stage. I couldn't banish It. and It remained with me when Forrest be gan his speech. However, I went ahead, full of confidence. ■'Facts in phlloamdiy,” rolled glibly from my tongue, "foxes have nine tails jus well as cats!” I saw something was wrong from j Forrest's face before I knew what that something va*. Then I heard the iiu- I dlenoe screech with hysterical luugh j ter. "Huh!" grunted Forrest, so loud that he could be hoard all over the theater: well by all that's Infernal, hear that Hy that time the curtain was coining down In response to a hurry call from the prompter'# bell.. STUART ROMStTN. For Croup use CHE NEY’S EXPECTORANT. • HADoitt” MOORE SENTENCED He Will Serve Nineteen Yeara In State Urlson. New York, Dee. 27. W. A. E. Moore, convicted of robbing Martin Mahon, a hotel keeper of this city, by the "badger” game, was today sen tenced to nineteen years In the state prison. Mr. Hardin Norris, clerk of the drug store of R. Shoemaker, Perry, 111., suye: "A man came Into cur store the other day and eald, 'I want a bottle of that Stuff that saves children's lives. The children may get sick when we cannot get the doctor quick enough. It's the medicine you sell for croup.” He alluded to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and bought a bottle before he left the store. For sale by Alexander Drug and Seed Co.. C. K. Parr of Bell Tower Drug Co. One oTAdmiral Dewey’s strongest and most natural aversions Is for the man who claims to be acquainted with him. When recently approached by a stranger who extended his hand with, "Admiral, I bet #ou don't remember me.” he replied, "Toil win." and walked on. SAID IT WAS AN INSULT i f dim (U*f4 *( Mr akrfv in# m ; lit tltN ft* MM RefeerM «* dam *» ItW MtoO*-1 tee* a* t t lesfceaM PdffrfvH |t#k' ftf, rmk Y%# IftPr4 ftf I m * Awfti ft*##’ iKftftwl tuft H*ftovf N f * ft- ta- HP ft ll# ftft«t«r lift 9ft# ! * ii.mit‘kotlf-ot «k Mrtk ftfttdl ft*#Nt *4ftill# l 4 Nt ! ! ftw«k4ft# IpftftitMt ftl fftft ftt— tlftplM ' rfcoev*. sa4 after tw WON* k*4 Where** the taater of thl* Mtv, ta ; _ j* let## lINIP lift Ift# f ill *M**ft#tl, j lir Hi AftY ritlftm nft *»4 ftprtp It P WIN ftpMPK— tftftt ft# i r#f##t#4 t« lir ft. L Wliliftk pPtwr ftft* tftt n— HftffttM rftftf#t» AM wft#MP#. tllP PftlhPftft ft#* ift IftftftTf ftftf ftftp i i to fttm ftt tftp H «(*• ftTr»ft4. Pi t» I - ift# rft«»t#li nft tilth ft# P ft t»#?«#•*!| ! *ml N«mr»r#4 |P#«<«r. ftft«l It* t**4#»rf P j ta mi tar* »o 4 retard tka work at Ike j rOsrck ky dlsorsUMl tke laflarirr ot I , a miatmer; Theres .re he It raanived, “I*l. That wet he 1 of Malhaarjr *hreet rkarvh. dartatw oar great lav* a*4 tMe m for lir. I. I. thfti (## mugfitiiifti# NiP est ftp ; tu»ti »n«l fftftod villi hl*t» ftM ftl! utb* era who are for ilghtemaaaeee 2nd 1 That w* oadrmi thl* effort of the | mayor to defame the Bond nan., of a ' cbrtat'aa wlaia er wMbout making, rperlflc charge* and f..r using Ike n«»- |>urt unity affmded by a public office for venting hta jernattl aplle against. .me of <>ur rlenneet. truest and best rlt isena " Waller I). Hilt, chairman. J. L. Dentine, eecr-tary. We have the best larse type Bibles in flex’b'e bind* Inga In the city. Our price only 51.50. others charge $2 50 and $3.00. At Richards & Shaver's. FROn PULPIT TO BARBER SHOP PocoMor Casa Ellad In th* Ohio Clr tsil Court. Rising Sun. Imk, Dee. 2k. —A suit ! waa filed in the Ohio Circuit Court by the Ber. A. W. Stout, who w#ts expell ed from the church by the Indiana Methodist Episcopal ooference. against the trustees of the Methodist churches of Hartford. Milton. Nrw Hope. Ml. Pleasant and Mt. Carmel, of this county. Mr. Stout alleges In his romp aim that he entered Into n con trnrt with the different defendant* nlioul October 1. IB#B to preach at the 1 various Methodist churches In the Hartford circuit of *the Moore's lltll district In conalderat'on of sr,otl a year; thai he cgnln'nn October 1. 1897. enter ed Into another contract with them for ss<>o, hut the defendant* refused to pay him. The case will come up at the ,irxt term for trial. Mr. Stout Is con ducting a burlier shop here sine" bis , expulsion. Place your order at once and avoid i rush. Goods cheaper than ever. E. J. Henry A Go., popular priced tailors. 216 j and 218 Campbell street. Senator Morrill waa elected and re elected to the United States Senate, and would have been over ninety ypars old at the expiration of hla present term. DO YOU KNOW Consumption 1* preventable? Science has proven that, and also that neglect l» suicidal. The worst cold or cough can be cured with Shiloh's Cough and Con sumption Cure. Hold on positive guar antee for over fifty years. Sold hy—K-- talbra, T. A .Buxton. Anderson's Drug Store, Alexander's Drug Store. West End Pharmacy. The King Phar macy; Wholesalers, Davenport & Phln izy. __ A big race occurs next week between tho Chicago and Northwestern and the Chicago and Burlington Railroads for ii million dollar mall contract. Each road will run special trains hot ween Chicago end Amaha for u week. Place you order for fall suit with E. j. Henry & Co., popular priced tailor*. Bio BROADWAY. That’s Our Number pets evVr’shown 6 ln^hls^at^*am?whs* e the’best 1 ofovjia by’ we"vs eome very P selecf ’ostrlch’ end we'll sell them cheap for cash. flacaulay & Co. Before Stock Taking U* ytnumH « idv*». d<>4 (dll not to ukf dJvdrtUf# d «Kc 044 U mU w« Arc now awviwctlnc dscoun* m Hack Idnudry Ift. In miuß lUM *# Ld 4tt* them wt will after rich War**in*. to Mdn'i Omtpm kh(MS of dll klndt wt will uvt fOM DalUrm, df)4 m dB styles of OiUdrffO** nhoe* w« hdvt rwayy hdven. Hat reduction dit plroHlul. dod ctprcuDy an StftM Hit* wt are cult Inf the price righi In hdlves. CACTU* XriAS TREE. Mow Ike Aotfftor* to boko CoiehcatM Chrtatwaa*. | Atl the eompoor veto ot Ike Foe ty-atath lowa, tke tint ktoctk Oa-w-1 ! itaa Ik* Fourth VlrgtMO. the ffeeoM I ll.tool* and the One Hundred aad Mr* tj Aret mdiaaa rwalamata had eslra spreads out of . umpqay fond*, with j gifts from well-to-do member* The army rsltoai waa aupplemeated ky j fruit, canard goods, iw*d potatoo* aad wmrtlan chlchtm. The tllith Mta- j snort Regiment, the last to arrive, had ! no rbaa. * to prepare an extra dinner, lao the men dined on freak beef, rite I,beans. One battalion reached ■ »mp yewterday. the other two march ling to-day a distance of eight mile*, over * duety rant All the regimental hand* played, and the mm were granted leava within a mile radius of the camp. Company K. of tho Oae Itundiwd and ftiity-first Indiana Regiment HAD A CACTUS TRKR wlih a preaenl for everybody atuek c n the point* -a*, tor instance, hardtack, beans, aalt pork and candle*. The of ficer* of the One Hundred and Sixty first Indiana Indulged, after dinner, .n aonga end speech making* with several aolo dance*. AI Fort Veda do. the Eighth and Tenlb Regnlar infantry regimenu dined well, at the expeoae of the com pany funds. Major General l>e and hta atnff par took of a modest dinner. General I*ee had a nnrnbrr of live turkey* available, but a* the bird* are very lean, he de cided to keep them, qn the chance o' Improvement, for the New Year's feast after the flag raleitlg. General l*ee spent roost of the dey ON HORSEBACK studying the best route for the New Y.wr Dsy pnrade. The street* are 100 narrow to allow the troop* to march past the Palace, ao that the route will probably he through the Prado and Central Park to Cerro, the Havana su burb. General law expects to have 11.* o<kl men, Including the Cuhana, in the military procession. Major General Ibitler will go to Ma tnuzas ;iud Clenfnegos to-morrow night on official business. The American BUSY DAYS sio, sl2, sls HERE ...Suits... So many men like our styles and prices they never experiment buying elsewhere. And the number grows each season. Small wonder that it should. For every normal man likes his Suit and Overcoat to be in the latest mode—well fashioned and possessing the air and fit of having been made for him. We put it mildly when we say that no such worth can be got the country over for the prices asked. If you buy and wear one of these Suits we guarantee that It will notdisappoint your high est expectations. I. C. Levy’s Son & Co. DECEMBER SB [troop* sew shoot to sake poaomalaa ot IMliow Amliroato* ttsopMot. I C. 1. Reotrer the UpNwd MMw poa tal agent In Havana, ha* com plained 1 to the I* -*n— ■-*-* Oeaeval of tha Igveg . utartly to the arrival of Mik tram the I Eattad ihaMWk • the BowSFr Mrrchant* flay fU. Mayt'a Aawg Mart Wwslaaas. i Charles H Hoyt, the ptarwrlghl, Rt* [tie thooght whew hr wrote a song aw i nled “On the Rower I." that It would sirs that * thoroughfare a bod name; yet pstltloaem have applied to tka Hoard of Idrtl Improvemrwta to have li* appellation changed on acconat at tha song. The Heard baa decided not to do an. and ha# approved lb# report of Aid r» man nick, who bad the task a? decid ing whether It should remain the Bow ery or not. The principal pctlUoneea were merchant* who Insisted that Mr. tloyt hetl ruined their bnslnes*. hut who. nevertheless. Increased hi* In come by divorcing themaelve* from 7» rent* every Gm* th* piny that con tained the song came within their reach. II Is larky that the following versa was never sung, otherwise the peti tion of the march*nl# might hare car ried more weight. The verae I* Inelud ed in the repertoire, but ha* never y»t been sung in pubtie: Satan eat on his throne below. It a tnlyably hot there, a* all of yen know. He said: "For months, without a break. Eve worked: ao now a vacation 111 take." ills Imps considered that this was talk, But he tock the limited for New York, Ard up the Itowery be tried to walk: Hut he'll never go there any more. CHORUS: The llowery. the Bowery! For better or worse they atole bl* purse On the Itowery. the Bowery. Oh. he'll never go there any more. Our price# on suit# only two-thlrdc what other* charge. E. J. Henry A Co., upot caffh tftiiorft.