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THE BOSTON GLOBE-TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1907. AMUSEMENTS FINE MINIATURES. AMUSEMENTS Splendid Exhibition on View in This City. DROP merits of Sec Taft explain tha heartiness of his reception and that he ha the honor of an audience of the emperor, but It is a mistake to suppose that Mr Taft's visit is In any way connected with a chungje in the internal policy of Russia. "There la not a word of truth In tha rumors that we are to give a base for an American fleet at Vladivostok or any other Pacific port, but the visit of Sec Taft will renew and strengthen the old bonds of sympathy between Russia and America." Mr Taft la expected to allude to the rumors In a speech at the banquet to be giv6n him this evening by the members of the American colony of this city: he will then give them American denial.

The empress of Russia Is indisposed Proves Americans Are Doing Work Rivaling the Best Known. The Globe LATEST 6 O'CLOCK "BONDS OF SYMPATHY" mr fK HaV Is 4t the Old Howard oj afternooo thl -k sud we'll stack you np against the swiftest bunch of four-time winners that erer donned a aktrt. The High School Burlesquer-, hare a reputation of cleaning up ererytblna In their path, no If you're wis to a (root! thliis hci yoo pipe It. get bnay before It la too late. Thla la a taappy-go-lncky troupe, aad the beauties know their little book from eorar to 10Tr -so turn oer a new leaf and you'll bare the time of your life.

Alware something riolng from 1 till 11 at the Old That miniature fSfnttttg Is in a new period of renaissance i Is cruntry is clearly evident from i lendld -hlbitlon of miniatures i rem the PeWli vania society of miniature pais! Which may be seen for a few days in tb gallery of Walter Kimball Co, 31 Benson st. To the Pennsylvania collection has been added a number of chafce. miniatures by New York and Boston artists, thus giving an oppor and probably will not be able to receive Mrs Taft tomorrow, consequently toe secret nry will go to Tsarskoe-Selo alone. Tomorrow evening the seeretary wiB attend a banquet at Foreign aTlnlsSaw Iswolsky's. which will ba follow try a big reception of the dlptornaMe orps HOWARD smoking Allowed.

LONG, LONG YEARS ffi SgLjLX OF CONSTANTLY INCREASING POPULARITY HAVE CROWNED dSw2fi 1 TH INFALLIBLE REPUTATION OT jgnL HUNTER 11 IB! t) baltimore () IN NAME. CHARACTER. AND PUBLIC FAVOR (1 1 ii cQkm( 1 MULTITUDES HAVE BOUGHT IT. I GjSSYJ(GI HIGHEST HONORS HAVE SOUGHT IT. favTfVyj i 5mM23 1 COMPETITION HAS FOUGHT IT.

I JV5 i THE RIPE, RARE WHISKEY OF HALF ffi OMS 9 aJiffil A CENTURY'S EXPERIENCE. i GUARANTEED UNDER THE IrlS PURE F0D lj slrl WsTt.l INOTON A II AHDT. Rsprstsn-vus. I Uldg Water Uosum. Sest Week CHARMIOBT.

me. 1 Have smile with Eves at 8 Mata. at 2 Russia Ready to Renew Them SecTalt Door Welcome." CUM Again aM Apii ii st MmWi MAJESTIC tunity for comparison of contemporary work by the artists of thene three sec-tics. And It might be said In passing that the work of the Boston miniaturists more than holds its own with that of the work by the New York and Pennsylvania artists. The exhibition as a whofe proves that In America today are miniature painters who are doing work which rivals the finest work of the kind ever done.

However, unlike the great miniature painters of the 18th century and the early part of the 19th century, most of the miniature painting today is done by women artists for whom this line of artistic work seems to have a peculiar attraction. There are probably two reasons for this. In the first place, the average young woman who studies painting naturally wants to turn her skill to profitable use as quickly as possible, and the miniature field offers an opportunity in this respect which the larger field of llfe-sie portrait painting does not afford. The second reason is that miniature painting naturally appeals to women; In its finesse there is a charm, and there is a sensitiveness required in the work which lenders it perhaps more adaptable to the average woman artist than to the average male artist. But there must be a line artistic Instinct in the person whether male or female who would do such work successfully.

Miniature painting, from its very nature, is restricted. It bears about the same relation to the larger COLONIAL THEATRE CHAS. KICII ft HARRIS, Lessees nrd Mansiror and Russian official society. Secretary Taft probably will be forced to go to Boulogne to catch the steamship President Grant, on which he returns to the United States. The President Grant leaves Hamburg Dec 7 and Boulogne Dec 8.

This will give him a day longer ashore. Mrs Taft, accompanied by Mrs George Post Wtoeeler, wife of the second secretary of the American embassy at To-klo, will go from here to Vienna and Paris. She will return to the United States several weeks after her husband. When questioned regarding the presidential situation In the United States, Sec Taft requested to be excused from expressing any opinion. He said he had announced a year ago his readiness to accept the nomination in case It was given to him, and that his attitude had not changed since.

TO ADMIN STER TRUST. Booker Washington and Carnegie Among Those to Look After 000,000 Negro Rural School Fund. ALBANY, Dec 3 For administering the trust created by Anna T. Jeanes, to Booker T. Washington and Hollls Burke Frissell, of the Jl.000,000 endowment fund, known as "The fund for rudimentary schools for southern negroes," articles of association have been filed with the secretary of state of the "Negro rural school fund." The principal office will be In New York city.

The directors are Hollls Burke Fris tt MAT. TOMORROW Mat. Wrd.A at. at 3 Tonight at 8. nd THE ROSE TE RANCHO WITH MISS FRANCES STARR DAVID BELASCO Preaen a An American Play by Darld Belaaei and B.

W. Tully. MIGHTY ONTH I hurl. Dillingham Prcaenta MONTGOMERY and STONE THE RED MILL art of portrait painting that the work Special Matinee. Thursday Afternoon, Deo.

5 At I. Mh under ike DlrectSoa of MR. CLAYTON nil.BKRT These unique little dramas. groutied aa "I'Ihtb of the Sew: and the rnwn," are: I Mimle. of Mailt, by 'npt.

Robert Marshall. II. The Shntlnni, Trashy of New Kiiiriand Ufe. III. A Comedy in The liintiistlcka, nn adaptation iy QeoTf Fleming of "be Romanesques." by Kdmond Kostitml.

Regular Colonial Theatre prlcea. Will be Given Audience by Czar Tomorrow. of the jeweler and cameo cutter bears to sculpture. Rrrors in drawing and color that are scarcely noticeable in miniature work would not be tolerated in larger work; but, inside of Its limitations, very beautiful work is possible by the (enuide miniature artist; and it Is work which is destined to become more and more popular. The greatest danger, however, lies in this very popularity, for, like the old art of crayon portraiture, it will Inevitably attract mediocre people, who will acquire a sort of formula for making miniatures.

In fact, many such arc in BEGINNING MONDAY, Dec. 9 BOSTON SEASON ITALIAN, FRENCH AND GERMAN GRAND OPERA BY THE San Carlo Grand Opera Company MR. HENRY RUSSELL, DIRECTOR SEAT SALTTODAY Prices M.50. S2.00. $1.5 $1.00, 50c AM.

STAR OQN F.KT St'NDAY. sell and Robert R. Moton of Hampton. Va; Booker T. Washington of Tuske-gee.

Ala; William H. Taft of Washington. George Foster Pea body. Andrew Carnegie. Robert C.

Okdon. Walter II. Page and George McAneny of New York; Tamos C. N'Hplcr of Nashville, Tcnn: Abraham Grant of Kansas f'lty, James Ii. Dillard of New Orleans; Taliott Williams of Philadelphia.

Robert Smith of Paris, Tex: David C. Parrow of Athens. Ga: Helton Gllreath of Birmingham. Ala. and Samuel C.

Mitchell of Richmond, Va. st FALLS DEAD ON SIDEWALK. fGROCERY the real artistic possibilities and scope of the miniature painter than any other work in tho room. That of Ethel Blanc-hard Collver and Jean Oliver is also of a high artistic order. The portrait by Mary Austin HOLLIS ST.

THEATRE 70, of Michael Driscolf, Aged 91 of Front Green St, Stricken in Chas. Frohmar. Rich i Harris, lessees 4 Managers Claus anil the work of Leon Collver. the field today people who know how to i K. Fuller.

Annie Riddell, Llls- BtiDDle and who have a certain color Duel GOODNESS Ointer qualities are superlative. 2 Re-orders only come when qual 65 Staniford St. IHebACl Drlscoll, aged 70. of 91 Green st, dropped dead whortly before 9 this morning in front of 65 Staniford st. A policeman who whs notilied sent in an ambulance call, but on the arrival of the ambulance physicians the man was pronounced deail and removed to the North Grove-st morgue.

Medical Examiner Magrath was notified. It Is believed that the death was due to natural LAST FIVE NIGHTS AT 8 Last Matinees Tomorrow and Saturday at 2 Charles Jrobmun Preatnts HATTIE WILLIAMS In Boston Pet Musical Triumph THE LITTLE CHERUB 70 Kanmakrm. I ncl il I Jnme Blnkrley, II- V. Donnelly. Will Went.

Saturday. Dec. 7. PoltlTfly Last Night ity pieases, anu our immense business proves satisfaction given. I abeth Taylor and Kllen M.

Moore are all very choice and well done. The examples by W. J. Baer are very beautiful, only It would seem as If his subjects were worthy of a larger setting. For freedom of treatment ajid strength of composition In the work of Lucy M.

Stanton gives It a distinction all its own. Emily Drayton Taylors portrait of a young woman In light garments with n.n outdoor lackgroiind, is full of a classic spirit. The portrait of an old lady by Ella S. Bush is well done. The group of young woman and chid, by Alice Schielle, Is very artistic In pose and treatment.

There are also some very line Utile portraits by Grace formula for flesh tints, for for backgrounds, etc. Such miniaturists are about as much nrtlsts as are the average so-called crayon portrait artists, whose work, when compared with that of the late Samuel Rowse, for instance. Is nothing but the veriest trash. Of course women beautiful women--and children are the best subjects for the miniaturist, although the old man with gray hair and hoard always looks well "In the small." So It is not surprising that In this exhibition the beautiful young woman and the child should predominate, and it Is safe to say that the beautiful young women have lost $2 HERE DOES THE WORK OF $3 ELSEWHERE PARK THEATRE IllW Kt'h 8 Sharp. Mats MMF WW WAS WITH FARRAGUT.

"Rose" Milk Cao 9c Shredded Wheat-Pkg Oc Borax "20 Mais Team," lb 8C Peas "Admiral," tender, oan. 0c Tomatoes Foil cam, fgnoy Qn SISTER TOLD OF HIS DEATH. Mr J. P. Adams of Baltimore Wants Body of Delaware Lewis Sent There.

SHARON. Dec 3 Officer Charles S. CV.rtis yesterday communicated with Mrs .1 .1. AdAns of North Fremont av. Baltimore, the disposition of the body of iter brother, Delaware Lewis, who was struck and killed by a train near Sharon station Sunday morning.

Mrs Adams wired the officer to send the body to Baltimore, but sent no money. Officer Curtis has again communicated with her asking that the needed amount be forwarded. The body Is In the charge of a Stoughton undertaker. The Information In regard to the identy tin- man was found In a statement in a memorandum book in hia pocket which gave his name, with the request that in case of accident his sister's, Mrs Adams, or Mrs Cora Keyes of Hot Springs, Va. be notified.

K. Daggett. Edit ii Sawyer, Edna I-. none of their charms In the artistic NEXT MONDAY "fc5f Joseph Hrookn fret-eota LILLIAN RUSSELL Racing Comedr. TTIUUr lltt rlT Ueo.

Broadliiirf and Ueo. V. 1 1 I SALE BEGINS TODAY process through which they have passed. Ueustls. Francis Farrar.

A. Elizabeth "Bweet Glover" whole fruit, cto Corn resmy and tender, fall osn 7 0 II 1 M. L. Henderson. Caroline S.

Zardley. Sarah If anything these subtle characterls aM -i Y. McFadden. A. Aiehambault.

Josephine Foote, M. Nelson and Bessie P. Andrews. Absorbing Big Play Hit of the Season 8T PHTERSBimG. Deo 3-Willlam H.

Taft. the American neorctary of wur. arnl the member of hi.s party arrived here toilay from Mnarow. The visitors were met at tlie railroad station by a deputation of offli ei rppres-entlng the minister of war, the military governor and other officials of St I't'tersburtf. Amoiih' those at the ftatlou were Count Konltz.

wlio lia been appointed imperial aide of Sec Taft duilna; tils stay In 8t Petal alma'. The secretary and lils party took tip their quarters In the hotel de 1' Europe. Immediately after bfa arrival at the hotel, the accompanied by Brig; Cfpii Clarence Edwards, Montgomery Schuyler Jr. the American charge d'affaires, and Capt 8. L.

H. Slocum, the American military attache nl St Petersburg, started on a round of official calls. He went first to see Foreign Minister (aWOlakjr and Gon RudlKer, the minister of war. and then called upon the grand dukes at present living here. These include Nicholas Xlcholalevitch.

Alexander Michaelovitch and half a dozen others. Sec Taft had desired to visit tho duina tflrj ifternoon, but this was made in-possible by the late hour at which his train arrived here. The carriages of the American eni-buasy. in which the secretary drove wlille paying his calls, were recognized evervAvhere. Yowds gathered, in spite of the threatening weather, and "(Jen os tha s- cietary has come to bo called here, was cheered again atid again.

Owing to the extraordinai rumors circulation here regarding the nature of his mission, the visit of Sec Tuft has aroused the liveliest interest. The Ros-sia. however, makes an effort to correct ose wrong impressions. The Rossla is the official organ of the government. In extending to Hee Taft an "ooen door Russian welcome." the pupcr says: "The hiph position and the personal Death of Hugh H.

Pilkington, an Engineer on Steamer Hartford When It Stormed New Orleans Forts. ST PAt'L. Minn. Dec 3 Hugh II. Pilkington.

who was an engineer on the 8 Hartford when that vessel took part In the storming of the forts below New Orleans during the civil war, died here today, aged iW. He served under Admiral Farragut throughout the civil war. For many years he has been secretary and treasurer of the St Paul harvester works. DCtni--'SUIIiVl VIUOO WH, USD. JfJ Limss Small, green deta, can 2 -C Pears "Monroe" Bartletta, oaa.

Shrimp Fancy tablei full osn 1 2c Vinetfar "Heint'i," onr hiu, qt. Oc tics are emphasized in much the same manner as the portrait photographer emphasizes beauty at the expense of character in the retouching process, for after nil there are fewpeople like Cromwell who want to be painted "warts and all." The beauty of the present miniature exhibition Ilea in the Met tnat most of it Is of such a genuinely artistic character. The work of Iiura C. Hills and Solly Cross of this city show more of Not Half! Tommy Dad, a man's wife Is his better half. Isn't she?" Tommy's dad So we are told, my son.

Tommy Then If a man marries twice there isn't anything left of him. Is there? Pick-Me-Up. Starch fin-st bn.k lsnndrj, Slbf.Qc MARIE LLOYD Jelly Fore froit, tumbler 9q Catsup "table talk" pt. Oo Macaroni Fineat roads, pkg 84a The Pre-Eminent Favorite of the London Music Halls, the Most Famous English Comedienne Who Has Ever Appeared in sa I 0 Rice Slightly broken, white rioe, Ib.fJc Tapioca Hew tloodi, beat pearl. Prunea Medmrn aire, meaty fro.it.lb 7c fmnfil Simfinorii Pinrsonls MILFORD.

At St Mary's chvrch yesterday an anniversary high mass of requiem was solemnized by Rev D. V. McGrath for the late Mrs Patrick Darkln. The mass was attended by many relatives. The newly -lecteil officers of Magna Charta lodge.

S. of St were Installed last night publicly in the lodge hall by William Crowe, DGP, of John Brtgr.t lodge of Boston, a.sslsted by Harry 3 atvlea. whola alioed or ohnnki. 9. America Is a Sensation AT KEITH'S The Current Program Also Includes Jas.

J. Morton, Ed. F. Reynard, "Our Boys in Blue," 3 Macarte Sisters, Agnes Scott LAST WIIK in rioh anpar eymp. 20c.

Crackers Fig Bare, pnre, lb gc Bakery Vanilla or Ioed Cap Cakes, Baited Je'ly Donghnsta or Baap-Tarta, reg. 16c, cut todoi 120 i m. i niondaY tifOIUJff' TAKEJ HIS Turn Trie A UTTte fMUO THROWING' MAT. WKD. 2B.5lt R1 WO'S aS-85-SO-T8 THE EMINENT ACTOK DIGBY Cooley, DGM.

of Cabot lodge of Boston The appointed officers Included David E. CRAOLf Candy rnre rrnn vaips or meiaera sa and Horace Wright, Chris Biuno and Mable Russell, Work and Bromley, chaplain, and William Jenkins. Mixture or Oream Mints, lb 9c Oranges 2300 boxei very tweet larre pi aa. Ower, Dixon Brothers, and Others sentinel. I Tha Kpworth leacue at the Metiiodlst rwttuti last i.lKht el liarry ei In Jn.

A. en roe's nKST PHI --n I Apples Baldwins or Greeninge, band pioked, 8-qt basket -30c fter lint dlward A. Bowen. Miss Annie Uckles. Miss Alice Reed and Miss Eva uinnu .1 Walker vice presidents.

Miss Mar- Quick Free Delivery $2 Orders narei Watkins sec. Miss Muriel Cornell us trea. Mies Lena Jackman pianist. TREMONT WUnK AT 2 8 ol the linrdetit kind haa ylven Iloston Complalo ITHa List hrm rite the kind i vaudeville she The funeral of John J. Meiia ton place hi St Mary's church this forenoon r.n I was largely attended.

Burial was in late the fact. We SGINTERi The nulil lc mppie I offer RE OVFR. A rMii-L ion The Ever Green, Ever Welcome Sucre. Mon. Muf.

Kdg.ir Selwyn In Stmngheart Sunday Sight. Bin 28-80 Concert. 10 Acts SI Mary a cemetery. Patrolman John Moore Is entertaining for a few days his Ktv Fr Ik KOUS.T GRO. CO.

natius O'Keefe of Dublin, who Is on his 1 566 Washington St. 163 Summer St. TRIXIE FRIGANZA RADIE FURMAN, JACK NOR-WORTH. CINQUEVELLI. MAUD HALL MACY COMPANY.

THE CE JRGETf Y'S. NEW PICTURES. WINSTON'S TRAINED SEA LIONS. Referred Seats at Matinee 25 and 50c Castle Sq Union and Elm Sts. 16 Canal St.

Tal. Trament 5 Branch Box Office IS Wiater 8 way to California to spend sevcrj.1 weeks. James Kent Jr of Mllford Is a patient In the homeopathic hospital In Boston, having had a critical surgical operation on his ear. His recovery yesterday was doubtful. MUNYON PRAISED Weil-Known People Testify for His Remedies.

tow lit Aooen i ROB ROY PURITY WINES Special Sale Isabella Port A very scarce prodnot. Made from the old-fashioned Isabella rrape. A fine, rb Opr A WIDOWS He Needed Help. tccc ccwi MITE hlAAil.mikitiff Ulinii. I.sros hnt )Os Halt.

RVrf. and Bad. tl S. a. Prices $1.00.

Tie, Se, tie, tic. Iliureiluy enlng, December verdl'a (iraud Offra. A I DA. A v. Sr rt oi.L.

kAmm BANQ OF THf (WlffOI- U. Disac nnmstj --i 'OUR BEMErAfToHS da Tsylor'i botthug, bot 87c Onr botthcg, apeoial ageing 83c Mentor Rye Old and smooth, rego-lar dollar Talne, fnll qt 73C Rock and Rye For colds, qt 73c MATINEE TODAY Mats Tiiet. Thnr. Sat at 2 GRAND V' -r 17. has.

E. Itlaney Presents OPERA WfLI. M. VEDDtR -tv-i Psnsa Sherrv A fine table wine, Read What Mrs Mtllsop, Mr Cannan and Mrs Malloy Say. An old darky who had not been to church for a long time appeared one night at prayer meeting.

His presence at the meeting was commented on by one of his brethren of the church. The conversation between the two was something like this: "Say, brother Johnson, I ain't saw you heeh at de mcelln'-house for a considerable duration." "Dat'e so," replied brotiier Johnson; "Pse been very busy." "Well, how came you heah tonight, brother Johnson?" "Well, you see, it's like dls. brother Jackson, f'se repairing a chicken coop for some white gentlemens, and I'se got a situwatlons putting a fence round a watermelon patch for another gentle-mans, and I needs special guidance from temptation." Washington Post. Tremont Row 9 A.M. toll P.

M. Moving I'kturtu of I lustrated Song. I "The Mm ti nixl the Ualiy." Thla oli.niiil Soldier." i'l mler I 'nine Color." "Beoneralral Trip." Admission lOo. All Sent Free. LOOK KOR THE HOVIWis STAR." i ft" lL4 'wasv sy ay a 1B IN TIlE RIG UflA.

HOUSE KiDIMAPPtD VBLsV VVVMrV MWr fo REVENGE Dover SI. St. I. venlngs at 8 60B Kwiquns Kv'jes 20c, 30c. 50c.

V5c. Matinees 1I00 at 25c Next eel. Ituy HeTiri'md In The randy Kid asonr own lmrortatum, fnll qt A7J DYSPEPSIA "HaTinir taken your wonderful aa -snets ror ttircs montba. sml Ih-Iub i-ntlriir i stooisrh cstsrrli sml il.Tsepela. I tlilna word of praise Is due to 't'asosrets' for their wonderful iposltiun.

I have tsken numerLi other so-csllnl remi-illes but without srsll. stul 1 rind that 't'ascarets' relieve more In day than all the others I hare tsken In a James IscOlUM, ION Mercer MSBC! OttTs S. J. I'D LIKE to use flMEi mm ORPHEUM Y51 HAL DAVIS CO. In thrtlllna sntn drams.

KMMilii. mmcii-. Joe Maiwell a Hnnioiifl and t'averly, Ilrer mill Hermann. Shenk flixie Serenadera, Metta Vrata, iioldmllli nod Hoopr. Mata.

and 2'. few F.ve. aal 75 limnil landay Concert LU8 There can he no longer any cVnbt about tbs cnratlre qualities of Munyon's RemedlcH. Hundreds of reputable rtllzena In all parts of the country are testifying that they hare been cured of different allmente. Every person who suffers with rheumatism shoald write to Mrs.

J. Mellsop, 21 F.snex St Cambridge. Mass. Hhe will tell you after taklnc all aurta vf remedies and conaultlng many doctors, that aha was cured by Munyou'a Itheumattsm Remedy. We want erery anfferer of Kidney ailment to call on or write to Mr.

Canaan. 18 Ba-tavia Boaton. He will tell you one bottle of Munyon'a Kidney remedy made bim a well man. Then see or write to Mrs. J.

Mai- Waahlnarton. Cor. Beach fit. 9 ctzuct 4QtdeHect isTuir From a. in.

to I 1 p. m. tf d2 REFINED AMUSEMENT Admission, reserTd seat 10c Cholre Heaerved Boa Sea la 20c. Aey cote toy, ttl Harrlaon Boston. ReaT rV BOWDOINsqu.hUc Wrrj ftprntHrri I Kvery wnng at 7:30.

urV.s. rixnilir iM.rf rn urc unri liftWPcii TraDrjwei Bowery le mag arm Aid rntinac Vaaaevllir. 1:9 P. we don I propose to ana one wora to me teatlmony of these people. We want you to wrtte taaaa, ee then, and know the tacts.

We know Hist our it-X Rhcamstisn Remedy i Tires old chronic esses, that It Is Umbering up stiff and calky Jolnta. that It cures sharp, ahootlnB pains Quickly and poslflrely. We do know that Mnnyon'a Kidney Remedy Is making more cures than any remedy erer compounded. We do know that we can All this paper full tb artN no exhibit lm or the beul ni'-vlnc P'r trjnaaa on l''llowwl tT thp proI tiff ion ff "DANGERS Of RAMS" CHARI.OTTK III IN THE CAST Any seat In the hnue 25c. canov eafssanc (rXMH mtumuc pnopxwry) PART THE 8CREWDRIVER PLAYS SMALL FISH SUPPLY.

eit (k "The llrpaan ana tae d2 Helreaa." simply won't go through they Just sot it down for a minute, und then the head mover says to the man who had carrying the other end of It, 'Bill Where's your "And Bill, out of his hip pocket hands It over nrul with thin lian.lv Ik. Pleasant. Piilatalde. Potent, 'lasts fJ00t fiiMsl. Neyer Sli-keu.

Weaktn or ilrh'e I'lllK St. COUSEIM Moaater Athletic Meet Wedneaday Nlarht. trer 250 entiieH. Relay racing, Jumping, weight thrnwliig, etc. Harvard.

B. A. M. I. TuftK.

Uoly Croaa. 8. B. A. rarloua Y.

M. C. Oakdale A. C. and acMM other dub renreaented.

Seata oo sale, 2Bc, ROe 4k SI.OO. Purchase early. BICYCLB RACKS Thnraday Nigral Prvfeaslnnal, Amateur and Motor Paced. of testimony from people that hare been cured right in your own ctry. We do know that isir Pile Ointment posl-llrelr cures nilea.

that our Dyapepsla Rcme. Twelve Vessels at Wharf This Morning Had 250,000 Pounds. Another day with onlv a anstl I 3Rc 80c. Neyer sold In bulk. The fenolD Uh-j let atamped 0 0 liiiaranto-d to cur or your uiuni-y hack, LYCEUlVI BOSTON BELLES Daily StlS and P.

M. Orchestra Seal Jioc. Tel. Oa. Ot 4-1 dy cures all forms of stomach troubles.

1 1 head mover now proceed deftlv to nrv Viu nSP 1 1, a 1 Strrllnif Kemmiy nu-nao or i a tlty of fish to do business with faced ANNUAL SALE. TEN MLLION EOXES dealers at wharf the bell rane for NOTICE We caution Physicians against accepting substitutes so-called "VICHY" offered by unscrupulous dealers. Not Genuine withoDt the word if he has discovered that the doorway Sta lacks, by just their hlght. the necess irv iw? ti width to let the table through. Or per- of busin" bans ho has discovered that th 1ZL Hshlng schooner ess.

haps he has discovered that the lees schooners There were a MtNcR'S I AMERICANS I COLUMBIA nt the wharf, nnmt cine off. In which coq .1 I Pul a on estci (Iiiy. nono of tliem had by the aid of the screw driver, remove, 1 lot of fish In the vesselH 97 Years wnn thm --ji r- UU LI 1 111.1,1. uv lately harmless, cuntslnlng no morphine, cocaine or other harmful drug. They are guaranteed nnder the Pure Food Law.

Sold by all Mimyon Remedy Cot PACIFIO COAST AND RETURN IF VOL ARE TO THE WINTER IN St d2 the legs thi mselves. together with tha flat top pieces attached to them by Prof. Skate Race Friday Night. Admission lOc. is a long time lor an article to remain which they are secured to the under lite of I he tu hle tori on toe marKei inu main us tiv- r'iLtnR at the wharf there were 60,000 pounds of haddock.

lOO.tMIO pounds of cod, pounds of hake 40 000 pounds of pohock and 10,000 pounds' of cusk. This Includes a trip of cod brought In by the little steamer Elthler iiiaiinu ior rriisiiiiii OSTON THEATRE win i uniiuig, which iiau neeii tii ttliiir fn. .1 paa LINDHAT Manager "With the table thus taken apart It ran be In sections carried Into the room f.aslly. and this work is done In a minute, for the movers have taken tables apurt in this manner a hundred. If not thousand, times before, and then, once Inside, the table, with the screw driver's help.

Is set up again as dulckly." New York Sun. of JORDAN HALL PATIENCE 3 PERFORMANCES Benefit of Radcllffe Library Equipment Fund. Tboradny Kenlnar. Dec. at H.

Friday Afternoon, Dec. at 2iJlO. Saturday Evraing, Dec. 7, at 8. Tickets SI.

BO and at Ilerrlck'a wi. .11,11 urn iiuuiii uiiv poutiila tine laige ones. The dealers were r.ci in Great Help of This Old-Time Implement In Modern Moving. "We give lltle thought," said Mr Strugglesome. "to the part the screwdriver plays In modern moving.

"In those other days when everybody lived in houses In which the rooms wero large, the haTls spacious and all the doorways ample, moving was an easy and a simple matter. All you had to do was to carry the things in and out, which you could do without trouble. "But in the fiat, with Its narrow and tortuous halls and its narrower doorways, it's different; and here comes into exercise the art of the modern mover, and it may be, as a Inst resort, the use of the screwdriver. Who ever heard of the screwdriver being a necessary Implement In old-time moving operations? But It Is an Indispensable adjunct of such work now. "The moving men.

with much lubor and much turning arid twisting, and the wall and scratching the stair railing as they go along as little as (hey reasonably can. gradually work the dining table up the stairs to land It nl liLSf at the flat door, to find when they tlu re thut it won't (u through. They try It light side up tin, I they trv It edgewise, and ai-o with the firL 01 MM lid ruj then on the other; but there's nothing doing: the duo-way isn't wloe enough. "And then iiat do thrv -lo'' Tm li the do. ow? Pi'll down the Walls? Saw piece oul of the door jamb, soma-lliiiiK like that, so tnat they can get it through? "Why, thry don't do anything of that rt, nor does this 'It nation which to the nor-profeaslc i a) might swtiti Impossible give them any pju th ular trouble.

Wasu tba misvsiA OaA Mm t.aa fhetr i price to the vessels, and were 11 uL td I I 1 1 1, CALIFORNIA or rlsrwherr In the Weat, s' i round rl rnln from the Canadian Pacific Railway, WEEK or MONDAY DEC. 2 MATH. AT ii 25c, 30c RTRs. AT -tit, BOf. lallrry Iftt "Bluejeans" With Thrlllingly Realistic Effects Ilec.

Il H. REVIVALof "GRAUSTARK" St'XDAY RVr. BOSTON 'g RRVT A tMCrSICNX COMCERi Eatabhsbed in 1810, holds this record. Taken lalarnaltj on siiRar It haa no In curlnn couieha, colds, croup, colli' tlimr tones aa much JiV. AH dealers.

a i ii sture. ilMrvard q. cam- aarTH huTW dl BURKE' Mma GUINNESS TOUT WHY SUFFER 'L'iuinimill ior uaiiiiock from to 8.50 for large rod. 60 for market cod. Jto.iO for birie hak and tJiO for small hake.

for piillock and a hundredweight for cusk. Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days. Pazo Ointment is 'guaranteed to euro snj esse ol lulling. Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles In 6 to days or money refunded.

5k eta Burns Healed In One Day by "The Household Surgeon." DrugRists refund moiwv if I)r Porter'-Antiseptic Healing Oil falls sic. Catarrh of noso or throat immediately relieved and ultimately curad by use of "Boro-k'orraAlla ttUmsr Araaadi, mA Admiral Dewey on Success. Admiral lewey praised a certain ne-cessiul business man. "Part of his sue rsv." said Dewey, "coin (com Iih neat way of getting teot-le 0 Jo what he w.tnts them to. "Thry that when, as young rei-low of he Urst 1 little trimming sttre, he stMWnd this trait.

"fhu. if you wont Into his tiny em-poilum and aslced bliu If hb wouid liariEe i. dunrter or half dollar for you. would reply, with a courteous smile. Vi-'talnly.

iiiadam, und how will yu have It? Buttons, ribbon, lacs, or iiUferUQB WaslUngtoa ivil JOKDAN HAI.h TH 1 1 IT! BiOAY) Aft. at Hambourg ONLY PIANO nrCITAE. $1 7 JOY LINE to NEW YORK BY TRAIN AND BOAT EVERY WEEK DAY and nrrauge for tonr ret icn trip via thai route. Baal RsjalfriMear! hf fflrml sern- er. lull delalla niton tl leal loo.

F. R. PERRY, Disl. I'as. AfU Can.

Pc stmpl lilt I llllllttlIM I ini'iiwasive. lieslllitiil I'lllv flue, liss cured taw ebroaie cases, snr It will ou the Hill lr- II. nil. lnrr iio-ton. lss.

Ticket 214 Washington St. aj Direction Dlricb. Knaba Piano tan SF.ATS 75c lo On hale at Jordan Hall. M-2 Wasliiugtiiii BoMioil. I GUiliB ADS PAY BEST.