The Town Talk from Alexandria, Louisiana • Page 8

8 THL DAILY TOWR TALL. ALEXANDRIA. THURSDAY JANUARY 25. 1906. "7" I szzs A' TT I Store of Jim Lee on I I1 and Phapfe, fl lbUM, Lower Third Street na nrn nirriT nrryifvrenri Robbed.

19 TBI DAYS, WITH jWADINOLA A COMPLEXION (Formerly advertised and sold as Satiaoi.) Jim I je. the Third street mer chant, wno conducts a business on i LU 1 Lll ULIVII IlLiEJUUeiUlU Good Items from Wilda, Rapides Parish. South Third, inrorms Town iaiK that his store was broken Into and robbed on last Monday night. He says that at least 140 worth of groceries and dry goods were taken out. There were hams, flour, tobacco, chriP overalls and about In it On Entire Stock of i Jan.

23. After a- few weeks absence 1 will ask admittance to cash missing. Entrance was effected your valauble paper. A few of our farmers are prepar ing for another crop bit taken as through a window on the soutn siae of the building at the back. The bar across the window was Dried off and the window found open on Tuesday a whole very little farm work Is done yet.

Mr. Edward Terrell has moved from this community across Bayou Seiper, and his brother. Lee Terrell. moved.cn his place. morning.

There were signs or me hanit dnor fiavin? been tried. A in if switch bar was found on the Watkms railroad track near by, wmcn nt exactly in the marks on the window. Rev A. Mayo and family have moved to Tioga. showing that it was the instrument used.

Mr. James Collins cf Melder was a pleasant visitor to this place last week. A Birthday Celebration Mr. Robt. Cudd made a flying trip to Melder last week on business Dr.

J. Collins of Meldar mada a in West End. Mr Morris Guillorey of this city business visit to this community last A few applications vill remove tan cr saliowness and restore the beauty of youth. NADINOLA is guaranteed and money refunded if it fails to remove freckkr, pimples, liver-spots, 'collar dlscoloratiors, black-heads, cJisxigurinsj eruptions, fa twenty days. Leaves the skia soft, and healthy.

Endorsed by thousands. Price 50 cents and $1.00 by ail Lading druggists, or by mail. Prepared by National Toilet Paris, Tenn, Friday. celebrated his birthday on last Sat Mesdames Emma Wocdard and Mary Forrest of Quadrate were here urday evening at the home of his shopping on Saturday last. Come sister, Mrs 0.

0 Guillorey in West End. Among those present were: Mr and Mrs. 0. C. Guillorey, Mr.

again ladles. Justice B. F. Perkins and Mr. Ed Cain of Milford were "doing business-' with Mr.

Cudd, the Wilda Saturday last and Mrs. Mayeux, Mrs. Fathensdole, Mr. and Mrs. Scallan, Misses Eve Fathensdole, Minnie Guillorey.

Edna That's right boys, we are always Clark, May Thomas, Carrie Richie, glad to see you. Irene Bazine, MrsThomas, Mr. and Mrs Ward. Miss Kate Blessing, Mr Homer Cudd. a popular young gent of this place, left this morning Preston Scallan, Messrs.

O'Neal, J. J. Bossier. Don Marler, Couvlllion, PPffllTMyw 1 for Zimmerrran tram, where he has been employed to teach a private school. As he is a bright young man, JNick Scallan and Miss Bertha Scal hi am lan.

i ti in in in we predict tl'at he will make a suc Delicious refreshments were served and music was furnished by Miss cessful teacher. Mr. Wade Cudd attended the Kate Blessing and Mr. O'Neal. One of the amusing incidents of the evening was a splendid two-step E.

South conference held In New Orleans recently. He reports a delightful time while in the Crescent Outfitters for Men and Boys. which was danced oy a couple weighing 350 pounds. Guess who they city. Mrs.

Mattie Oakley of Atlanta, were? A EST. Ga is visiting her relatives, Messrs. ass Joe Kingrey and Ed Morse of Quad A Box Car Jumps the rate. She called on ner mend, Mrs. W.

O. Cudd yesterday, accompanied Phone 166. Prescriptions sent for and delivered. Purest drugs lowest prices. Aaron's Pharmacy Leading druggist.

m-tfd) AUTOMOBILE FOR HIKE -J) P. llolcomo's big automobile is at the service of the public, and will meet trains and carry passengser at hack rates It can be secured by the hour for outing purposes on Sunday or at other times. Leave orders at Holcomb's livery stable. (33-tfd) Prof. Albert Dee, pipe organ expert and tuner for The Cable Piano has headquarters in Alexandria.

Piano tuning and repairing a specialty, Address P. O. box 189. References. (J20-6td) PKOF.

B. C. STINGER, piano tuner and repairer. Also teaches on all musical Instruments. Satisfaction guaranteed.

Leave oraers at Schnack's Jewelry store. (22-6td) IT IS OUU PLEASURE to please you. Phone 16tt your wants. We deliver the goods. Aaron's Pbarmacy, leading druggist.

(dl4-tfd) SeeC. R. Green aoout iron fences They are cheaper than wood and don't rot In six or seven years by Mrs. Ed Morse. Mrs.

Oakley is a Track. A box car, loaded with barrels daughter of Mrs. Julia Smith, who formerly resided here, but is now living in Lake Charles. partially jumped the track near the MUSEHENT3 Lea street crossing yesterday at Mr. J.

W. Rudisill, the popular jeweler of Boyce, visited his parents of this place on Saturday and re about 6 p. m. It was being switched by the T. P.

switch engine, and the accident was caused by a switch failing to work properly. The car turned home Monday. Mr. W. Cuadmadea business trip to your city last week; was put on the track again without Mr.

and Mrs. U. Sweat were much trouble. pleasant callers here Saturday. Messrs.

Fred and Tom Holt of Temperature Below Hineston were in this vicinity last Saturday. With best wishes, 1 am, BILL. Freezing Last Night. According to the local U. S.

weather observer the maximum temperature here yesterday was 54 de Complaint About the C. R. grees and the minimum temperature Iron fences save money. Green sells them. last night degrees, Asylum Sewer.

Town Talk has received com plaint from citizens residing on the noith side of Red river, near the yesterday. Miss Corinne Francis as Phyllis', was particularly excellent. She is possessed of an unusually pretty face and figure, and her rendering of the difficult role of the young girl, just budding into womanhood, was unusually well done. Through the scenes that are most susceptible of overactiDg ana ytt, which all of their beauty if underacted, she carried herself wonderfully well, adding touches here and there showed her confidence in her ability, yet touches that were never the least bit too strong nor the least particle tco light Her future career will be watched with interest by all who saw her last night. She was ably supported by Mr.Dudlev Favuwortn Richard Tabor as "The Imp." was good, and the work of Mr.

Jackques Martin as "Waddles," was also deserving of special mention It will be produced at the Kapides Sunday night, Jan. 2tn. NOTICE A petition, signed by a sufficient number of members of the Elks Home Association, having been presented to rre asking that I call a special meeting of the said Association, to take into consideration -the amending of the charter of the said Associat'on, I therefore issue this, my call for a special meeting to be held in the Club Rooms of tne said Elks Home Association on Thursday, Feb. 1. 1906, at 8 p.

m. Alexandria, La Jan. 22, 190K. BERTH AND WEIL. President of Elks Home Association.

(J24 2td) The Best Wagon On Wheels. The Fish Brothers wagon can be bought at Roberts Bros, ior less than cost to-day. Call for Parish Teachers Association Meeting. Alexandria, Jan 25, 1906. To the Parish School Teachers of a piles Parish: Desiring to with the teachers the best' course to pursue to carry out the provisions of the law, re'ative to the holding of Parlsn Teachers' Association meetings and other matters relative to the schools of this carish, 1 hereby rail a meeting of the public school teachers of this tarisn to be held at the Central Ilijjh school building at Alexandria, on Saturday, Feb.

3, at 2 o'clock p. I hop8 tl'at every teacher, interested in the work, who can reach here on that day without closing their schools the Friday before, will feel it their duty to attend. Respect' ully, LEV EN L. HOOE, Parish Superintendent. Give the Insane Patients Reading Matter.

Dr. Hays, the Superintendent of the Pineville Asylum for the Insane, requests that all persons having eld books or magazines, which they do not care to keeD to please give them to the Asylum for the benefit of the inmates, who will arrive Saturday. Many of them are fond of reading and the old books will please them, ir you have any, notity Dr. Haves by phone and he will send for them. J4-tfd) Prepare for business success at Central Business University.

Day and night sessions. (o27-dtf) Insane Hospital, that the sewers RAPIDES THEATRE EDWIN H.TLAGG, Lessee and Manager. KLAW ERLANGER Directors. from the asylum are giving them trouble. It is.

reported that the sewers are overflowing at the man A FLATTERING CRITICISM OF "When We Were Twenty-One." The Times-Union of Jacksonville, one of the leading papers of he South, in its issue of Dec. 2. 1905, Has this flattering criticism of When We Were Twenty-One," as presented this season by Mr. Brandon Courtney's Sew York Company. V.

Esmond's beautiful little comedy-drama, 'When We Were Twenty-One" delighted two fairly large audiences at the Duval theatre yesterday, matinee and night, and those who braved the inclement weather were well repaid in every way. The story of the play, made famous by Nat Goodwin and the incomparable Maxine Elliatt, is a beautiful little heart story of faltn-fuiness to a promise given a dead comrade, and interwoven with a love motive as sweet and tender as it is unusual. The play exploits no star, each role fitting Into the other and combining to form a perfect whole; ach act a careful elaboration of the plot; every line one that is needed in the unfolding of the pretty sentiment that never becomes sentimentality. For this a well-talanced company is needed and this Mr. Courtney, who presents the play has gathered.

The toast scene in the first act, the brake reconciliation between "The Imp" and Dick" in the third, and the entire fourth act touched chords in the heart of every one in the audience that tne modern play too oiten neglects. A beautiful play' was the unanimous verdict of bcth audiences holes on the route to the river, and that it is making a very offensive odor. Thursday, Jan. 25th. GREAT BARLOW Alexandria Brass Band to Meet MINSTRELS A regular meeting of the Alex J.

A. COBURN, Owner and Mgr. andria Brass Band will be held to night at 8 o'clock at Dr. Salles' Everything New This Season. See the Beautiful Patriotic Ensemble: office over the City drug store.

The memoers have decided to accept the efferof Prof; Albert Dee, who is with the Cabel Company of Chicago THE ADMIRAL'S JUBILEE acd New Orleans, to teach and in The Latest in Sons; and Story. Realistic, inter struct the band. All members are esting presentation or lite acoara an American Maa-O'-War. 35 Whit Artists 3S requested to be on hand. FOR BRICK see Adams.

EVERY PROMISE FULFILLED New 8in(rers, New Comedians, New Songs, Mew Jokes, New Specialties and Exclusive Vaudeville Features. 3ZU Not One Objectionable Feature Flannett Teasel Down, a 10c value, special price." 8 l-2c Fifteen pieces yard wide suitable for waist and suits at 10c Ten Ladies' Flannett Kimona Wrappers, $1.50 value, $1.00) DAILY STREET PARADE AND i BAND CONCERT PRICES Matinee 25c and 50c: Night, 25c to SI. Fifty extra large size honey combed bed Spreads, knotted fringe, a special price $1.00 Twenty-five- pieces assorted printed Madras, worth 25c and 30c, special price 19c 15 pieces, Long Cloth, 12 yards in a piece, a $2.00 value, special price 2 $1.49 Sunday, Jan. 28. Special Return Engagement NAT GOODWIN'S PHENOMENAL SUCCESS Six dozen Men's worsted Pants, all-wool, $4.00 and $4.50, special $2.74 Twelve Men's all-wool Sweaters, assorted colors, a 82.50 value, special price $1.25.

Five dozen whisk Brooms, extra good quality, a 25c value, special 10c 3 3 Ifhnn W.rtYt NIGHTS Beginning If IIDII Wlu VvulG Our line of Ladies' and Misses': Skirt3 will be sold at-Big Reductions Monday, January 29th- FAMOUS Twenty-One GOODS WILL BE CHARGED TO CUB REGULAR BARGAINS! BARGAINS! On Center Counters, in Every Department. Special Reduced Prices for this Sale. MOSES MAYER SON. The same Company that made No trouble to show goods. Every customer will have our special such a decided hit here the night before Christmas.

PRICES All down stairs, $1 Balcony, 25c, 50c, 75c and $1. See our new numbers in glove fitting Corset Twenty-five dozen Men's stiff bosom Shirts, a 75c value, special 35c Ten dozen Children's Knitted Waists, the 25c kind, special price 15c BOSTO IDEAL OPERA CO. Miss Florence Glover, Prima Donna. Ed. F.

McCrumish, Principal Tenor. Monday Night "SAID PASHA." Tuesday Night "OLIVETTE." Wednesday Matinee "SAID PASHA" Wednesday Night "LA MASCOTTE." Entire Lower Floor DOo First Five Hows Halcony 35c. Entire Balance Bal-25c. Wednesday Matiuee 2ic fiOo. 1000 boxes Toilet Soap, to close out, 3 boxes 25c, not less than 3 boxes sold.

Five dozen Men's all-wool Under-shirts, broken assortment, worth $1.50 and $2.00, special price 79c Forty -three pairs Lace curtains, 3 1-2 yards long, 50 inches wide, a S2.00 value, special $1 29 One lot Children's Kersey's Jackets, all styles, will be sold at hilf former price. 100 Men's Hats, all colors and kinds, worth up to S3.00. See window special 89c Ten dozen fleeced back Flannett worth 50c and 75c, special 25c i tn iuiiiwi i ww wiwii i "im Jmwmp m-um. i.