Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 18

18 SATURDAY EVENING OAKLAND TRIBUNE JULY 4, 1903 ADVERTISEMENTS. THE ONE LLS PREPAKED IF SUMMER-DAYS. TO U1TEUDH1G PURCHASERS Stock Company Comes to the Tlacdonough Idora Park and Novelty Have Clever People San Francisco Plays. FEET 470 SITUATED on CHESTNUT STREET, between Eighth and Tenth streets, WITHIN TWO BLOCKS 'of the LOCAL TRAINSto SAN FRANCISCO. One half block to ELECTRIC CARS, TRANSFERS are issued to all parts of OAKLAND, BERKELEY, and ALAMEDA.

SURROUNDED BY ELEGANT RESIDENCES. The price of this property has been REDUCED ten to fifteen dollars per front foot IN ORDER to EFFECT IMMEDIATE SALE. tHfUttMHMIMtMtMMMMMt1IUtt are two large specimens of the Howea Fosterlana, a native of Lord Howe island, lying east of Australia, These are examples of the palm which has grown popular for decorative purposes here under the more familiar name of Kent la, but these Rpecimena are much larger than usually seen. They are nearly twenty-five, feet highiat the tips of their -highest leaves, with trunks from six to eight feet in height; and have been placed in the palm house. Another of the palms is a fan shape' leaved variety, native of the Fiji Islands.

Before opening, the young leaves are covered with a denie whitish wool, which contrasts strangely' with the green of the open leaves. The plant is twelve feet high, with a trunk about four feet high. Another and perhaps the. most striking palm of the collection is a Coc-cothrlnax argentea, native of Panama. It is eighteen feet high, and is one of the thatch palms.

Another of the palms is thirteen feet high, and Is classified as Rhopalostylis baueri, although it is sometimes called Areca baueri, and is a native of Norfolk Island. A date palm, one of the genus Phoenix, of large size, is included in the A plant which may prove more valuable than any of the others is a cycad, a family of slow growth, but this is a large specimen. It is ie" Ceratozam-ia mlqueliana, native of Mexico. Other palms were received from Mrs. Sherman of Morristown, N.

J. Among them are a curly palm eight feet high, native of Lord Island, and an unnamed Phoenix. The collection als includes two Cycas rev-oluta, better known, perhaps, under the name of sago palmy, which, it Is hoped, will prove to be male plants, as the gardem at present possesses only female varieties. Very Remarkable Care of Diarrhoea. "About six years Ago, for the first time in my life, I had a sudden and severe attack of diarrhoea." says Mrs.

Alice Go. The Eif 1016 BROADWAY, OAKI.AND and Room 32, 2nd Floor, Mills Building, San Francisco. Beginning; next Monday night at the fljacdonough theater, the Mordant-Humphrey-Company Edwln Mordant and Ola Humphrey, proprietors and stars), will appear la a number of high class plays. Thjs is not a repertoire organization, but a high class stock company." pUiys are rehearsed and produced finder the direction of Mr. Mordant, iwho has long te en recognized' in the East as an original play producer and 'artistic leading man.

Miss Humphrey has won distinction her womanly portrayals, and makes bar first appearance in her home city since her stage debut. She enjoys the reputation of being one, of the most jerf ectly dressed women' on the stage. Special production of high class royalty plays will be made. The prices are 10, 25, 35 and 60 Cents. Special rices for matinee, with a reduotion to 'children.

i The session is limited to six weeks, (opening with "The Christian" on July The company supporting the stars Vill be Orral Humphrey, Louis F. Mr. and Mrs. Belmour, Florence Freezers Ice sometimes deprives the slowtblnking auditor of his laugh. Few companies of artists like Kolb, Dill and Bernard, Maude "infield Blake and Harry Hermsen work so zealously together as they do at Fischer's, i And because they do work solxard and fast, they crowd material1 enough for 20 of the Inspired musical comedies now offered to' the public.

The "The Long, Long Green," by Maude Amber, the bull-fight song with the chorus, and "Dream Days of Seville." in Olive Vail takes the lead, 'are- among the really meritorious hits of the burlesque. They are far above the, average. Extensive preparations are already going on for the next double bill at this house. It will be a novelty, two travesties, "Under the Red Globe" and "The Three Musketeers." FAMOUS COMIC OPERA AGAIN AT TV0L1. Next week the TIvoll will again present the famous comic opera "Wang," which made such a great hit few weeks ago.

In reviving this opera the management bows to the wishes of numerous of its patrons. Edwin Stevens will have his fine part of the Regent of Slam, and Ferris Hartman Is again- Pepat, the keeper of the Royal elephant. Caro Roma will be the widow, and Annie Myers the young prince, Bertha Davis sings Marie, and Cunningham is once more the colonel of the royal troops. Of course the elephant will be in evidence, and all the girls will wear the pretty costumes that provoked so much favorable comment at the last presentation "The Highwayman," is billed to follow. A LARGE CROWDS AT GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

The musical eccentricity "In Central Park," has created another sensatio'n at the Grand Opera house, which is packed at every performance. The scenery, costumes and effects are magnificent, and the entire production may be summed up as the most gorgeous of the kind ever witnessed here. Raymond and Caverly have made a great success with their new parodies and songs and dances. Cheridah Simpsoa sings delightfully, and makes a great hit with the drinking song Dry" written by Shafter-Hovard o. this city.

She is also nightly encored for the comic ditty "If Cabby Told Half That He Knew," and the trio, My Royal Rose," in which she has the assistance of Raymond and Caverly. Harold Crane contributes a coster song "Father Wants the Cradle Back" and a pretty ballad "There's Nobody Just Like You," which Is loudly encored. Budd Rose and Anna Wilks introduce a song and dance "You Haye Such Beautiful Dreams" and a Japanese serenade "Kijo." In this latter, they are assisted by the chorus, who give effect to the darkened stage by waving lighted punk sticks. Louise Moore sings "The Duchess of Central Park" and "The Girl You'd Like, to Know" pleasingly, and Herbert Sears humorously renders a song called "The Mat mmocks n3 Garden nose Chapman, Maurice Hyde, Sada "Willis, Mildred layman, George 13 os worth, Evelyn "Wynn, Molls Campion, G. D.

iWlnn and others. Miller of Morgan, Texas. "I got tempo-lary relief, but it came back again and again, and for six long years I have suffered more misery and agony than can tell. It was worse thai! death. My husband spent hundreds of dollars for physicians' prescriptions and treatment without avail.

Finally we 'moved to Bosque county, our present home, and one day I happened to see an advertisement of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a testimonial of a man who had been cured by It. The case was so similar to my own that I concluded to try the remedy. The result was wonderful. I could hardly realise that I waa well again, or believe It could be so after having suffered so long, but that -one bottle of medicine, costing but a few cents, cured me." For sale by Osgood Seventh street and Broadway. Miss Ola Humphrey is the daughter -Z I 1 1 Ik i rrifi ft 'of the late T.

M. Humphrey. Her home 1s 126 Athol avenue, Bast Oakland. fcEST TALENT Kemgerators ARE NOW ALL IN SEASON. COME TO US IF YOU WANT BARGAINS IN EVERY ARTICLE MENTIONED.

WE HAVE THEM IN DIFFERENT SIZES AND AT VARIOUS PRICES. THE LARGEST STOCK IN OAKLAND TO SELECT FROM. AT IDORA PARK. Idora Park theater will have a new "ill next week which, cannot fail to please every visitor. The best talent in the country has been secured and every seat in the theater is sure to be Furniture and Household Goods.

Superior line offered for a few days at the Old Reliable. H. Schellhaas. 408 Eleventh street See H. Schellhaas For furniture and household goods.

403 Eleventh street. taken when tljey appear the first and each succeeding nlgnt. Eunice Sllman who will appear, la a P. Hardware, Cutlery, Household Goods, Gas Fixtures and Sporting Goods. WASHINGTON AND FOURTEENTH STREETS Bister of the famous Mabel Silman, who has won so much praise and Achieved such success In New York and London.

Eunice Is pretty and graceful. and is a charming singer and dancer, Oakland Bottling Company. 1417-1419-1421 Broadway. Sole agents and bottlers of the genuine Fredericks-liurg and Wleland Lager Beer. Families supplied at short notice.

Phone, Main 223. C. S. Plaut, manager. Arrived, at Last.

1903 Rambler Better than ever. George A. Faulkner, 351 Twelfth street. Phil Mack, the famous Irish comedian Is the original of Mack of Murphy and Mack, His performance always keeps OLDEST MERCHANT TAILORS IN OAKLAND. BROWN McKINNON his audience convulsed and his appear ance wil! be hailed with Joy.

telle ta, assisted by Senor Gabar- We carry a full line of desirable stto'e goed an latest arsltiei. SPRING GOODS NOW IN. rimonial Agent." Charles H. Jones new military Venus march is decidedly the bast he has given us. It is admirably performed by a number of beautiful girls in equally beautiful costumes, who execute their sword drill with a proficiency that would reflect credit on the regular army.

"In Central Park" will commence its second week tomor- lOlS Broadway i Everts Block IDORA PARK THE GREAT ESTELLITA, WHO WILL DANCE AT THEATER NEXT WEEK. don, does an act foreign to this section of the world. Estelleta has won much meritorious praise from the most exacting critics, and has been compared with the widely known Carmenclta. Her wardrobe is most costly and elegant Another decided feature has been seecured in the person of George Morley the musical genius, whose efforts will be fully appreciated. Sylvester with his illustrated songs will make his final bow to the Oakland public for some time to come.

He will Introduce a series of new songs. The moving pictures will be new. On Sunday many new features will he presented. Many new attractions have been secured for the Fourth of and In the evening a grand display of fireworks will be The admission to the theater 'is 10 and-25 cents, Idora park Is located onTelegraph avenue and Fifty-second street. Take Telegraph avenue or Shattuck avenue cars.

NOVELTY THEATER i 1 HAS LARGE AUDIENCES Everyone who attends the Novelty Theater these days all have a good word for the performance. This.exclusive teiv-cerrt vaudeville house "in Oakland deserves the iarge patronage It is enjoying, for there has never been such an array of artistsat a dune entertainment as Manager Luberskr Is giving his patrons. -All of the new faces that appear every week come direct from the East, playing seekarefuge In a studio which proves to be her own husband's. He hardly recognizes her- because of the great change, and she dramatically bids him paint the picture of the woman whose life he wrecked her faded face, her broken heart, her agony, suffering, despair. The villain slays his wife, and lays the crime at the door of his rival In a second intended matrihjonial affair.

Thence follows plot and counterplot, and the complications keep the interest at high tension. The play abounds in striking scenic effects, and among these is the startling "leap for life and love" from Brooklyn bridge "a hundred and fifty feet to the bottom," and the burning of the old wine cellar, in which' the hero and rival of the desperate criminal is imprisoned and unconscious. These is an exemplification of the truism, "Darkest before dawn," and then everything turns out as it should. With gorgeous scenery, magnificent effects and the best melodramatic company in America, "Kidnapped" should be an attraction of the first order and one that should fill the Central to the doors. Sll 11 i iLJmon Pacific ExcursV The standard, of family ffl 1 1 "-I CfflCAtiOTHE EAST COLUMBIA i ill Excursions Every Day III MERCANTILE CO tV Persony conducted parties leave San Francisco every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, i jj IT Choice of routes twM'iT tmmmmm 1 EOt A For fall information apply to or kddres TBAOKMA9K.

sg R.R.RITCHIE, General Afrtnt. Chicago North-Western n.gjZ VP I 1 One mKcBurneJ8S xwv f.Th. 1 RHEUM AftSu! 1 i i si "BROTHER-OFFICERS" AT ALCAZAR. The Alcazar will (follow the success-fulrcmantic play, 'jMonbars," Monday evening next, with; the English military "Brother Officers," which was one of the great artistic triumphs at New York. I The distinguished actor, White Whittlesey, will appear in the role of John Hinds, the soldier whose brav II li fa eaoted by uric add in th Wood, and by Tcmoring this poisonous acid can rheumatic tad neuralgic troubles be cured.

Uric cid boat iuwy into toe Diooa Decause me Kidney sre weakened and do not throw it off from the system. Restore the Kid era and you restore the power that will force the uric acid from the body. That Is just what McBuraey's Kidney and Bladder Cure does. drim tha ddlw uric acid from the blood. mm A vi I here before elsewhere on the coast, and then go on 13ie balance of the Novelty Next Monday, as usual, there will be the regular weekly change of pro- gram and also an entire set of new mov-' lng pictures.

There are performances every afternoon and evening. SENSATIONAL PLAY AT CENTRAL. James Corrigan, in his star role of Joshua Whitcomb -is closing an im- mensely successful week at the Central theater, where he has been accorded nightly ovations by 'the enthusiastlo crowds which have packed the house. Tf narklna tit nroan that su-itttin life and I the forces thst make blood. McButney'a Ud I aey and Blodderture $LSa Liver and Blood I ourtfiM- it All Dmrairts.

Booklet -with I worn statements of cures free. W. P. McBur- 9 aey, Bole 41S 8. Spring Los Angeles.

Suits on Easy Installments is dS EDWIN MORDANT, WHO APPEARS AT THE MACDONOUGH THE- ATER NEXT WEEK. ery wins for him the cp.veted Victoria cross and who is raised by merit to a lieutenantey in the jsmartest regiment in the British army. Hinds has pot been schooled in thej police society, and his introduction into the charmed circle of Lords and Ladies leads to many laughable complication. A brother officer, who Is an acknowledged leader in society, comes tot the rescue of the new lieutenant, who reciprocates the favor in a very unexpected and very dramatic way. An English race-track sharper succeeds in securing an -introduction into the upper class.

Hind3 recognizes' the sharper by certain peculiar marks. T.heh it is discovered that the brother officer before alluded to, is really in the trickster's clutches for -a large so-called "debt of honor." Some strong scenes ensue, but the new lieutenant is mastef of the situation, and society, as well las the army, finds him to be made of "proper stuff." The play Is rich in politp comedy, and the cast will embrace, besides $5.00 down $5.00 when taken out 759 weekly. down $5.00 when taken out $1.00 weekly SUIT TO ORDER $18.00 SUIT TO ORDER $20.00 SUiT TO ORDERf $22.50 From Southern Pacific Ferry Station, San Francisco From Sacramento, 12: jo P. M. ha luarland Limifad ext Monday evening, Mr.

Corrigan Will be seen in a grand revival of the powerful melodrama, "Kidnapped," a play never surpassed for sensational climaxes and, at the same tlmep fine comedy element, Mr. Corrigan will, appear in his original part of Michael MeMooney, in which he has scored royal success as a Hibernian fun-maker. "Kidnapped" deals wfth the schemes of a villain who Affects to be a portrait painter. To rid himself of his whom he has robbed of her has her committedto an Insane asylum, through perjury and fraud. The wife escapes and $5.00 down $5.00 when taken out 1.00 weekly $5.00 down $5.00 when taken out $1.25 SUIT TO ORDER $25.00 LEON LEJVIOS Merchant Tailoring 1 127 Market St.

S. lesey. Misses Crelgrhton, Belgraae, Howe, and Waldrop; Messrs. Fred J. Butler, Harry Spear, H.

D. Byers, Chas. Wyngate, 'and the other members of the superbAlcazar company. "Brother Officers" Will be beautifully staged and costumed, and will be a rare artistic treat 'The Prlsdner of Zenda" Is in 'preparation at the Alcazar, Mr. Whittlesey to assume the role made famous by E.

H. Sothern and James K. Hackett. v- a TWIRLY-WHIRLY AT FISCHER'S. IHlOtgad EVery mothefe'els a great dread of the pain' and danger attendant upon the most critical nn" a mother should be a of her' life Becoming source joy to all, bat the suffering and w.

iw, oij. uul rn row night, andxean be honestly commended to the public as the best production and performance of its kind that has been seen in San Francisco. It does not contain a dull and is the sort of entertainment one wants to see a half a dozen times. RARE BOTANICAL GARDEN GIFTS. Jamaica Ferns, Big Australian Palms and a Mexican Cycad.

(From the New York Times.) A large and especially interesting collection of living plants was received in the New York Botanical Garden last week, and are being placed in the conservatories where they may be seen by the general public, as fast as they can be arranged by Dr. Jeorge Y. Nash, head gardener. By far the largest "portion of the recent-accessions are from Prof. L.

M. Underwood, who has charge of the botanical department of Columbia University, but who- has been absent In Jamaica for. several months, making an exhaustive study of ferns, He 'Will sail shortly for Europe to complete his research and study of the fern family. Seven cases of living Including ferns, orchids and members of the pint-apple family, are a portion of the results of his exploration of the Island, and were received In excellent order, A gift of six laJ-ge palms and a cycad wrs received -from Walter HuruieweU via Southern Pacific, Union Pacific and Chicago, I r-. a Gt.

Paul 0E1AHA LlQhted RailwayQ I Train MiPn a anticlpation one of misery. ZJa the only remedy which relievea women of the grelt pam and danger of maternity this hour which is dreaded as UtotS ut all the dantfrSl Wh- USe thlS remeJy longer jdespondent or gloomy nervousness, nausea and other distressing conations are overcome, the system is made readv fnr -if Know why! We are so busy all of the timet Just because we please every patron -that are customers of ours in our restaurant or bakery departments. Finest meal in town for the money. UBERlT BAKERY AtlD RESTAURANT 857 WiSHISBTON STREET CLEW MARTIN. Prop.

Picture Sale Coples of the old and new masters hand-aomely for 10o EACH. BARLOW, the Picture Man, 369 12th "With all due respect to the producers of amusements in Francisco and the East, the fact must remain lndel-Ilbly impressed on the minds of thea. ter-goers, that few as satisfactory per formances are given as the Weber Field's burlesques at Fischer's theater. Aside from the-fact that the productions are put 'on superbly, everything about the play is anJ Incomparable. "Twlrly Whirly is sometblns finer and worthier than a show.

It is always dellghtfuL-. The costumes are' fresh and beautiful, the- scenery is specially gotten up and most attractive and the stage effects are striking and original. In "Twlrly Whirly, point after riollt 1 mi'la first o. vue critical hour are obviated by the use tf Mothers Friend. It is worth its weight in gold," i says many who have used it.

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