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SANDTJSKY DAILY STAB. WEDNESDAY, DECBUJEUJB 13, 100O. A. I tKrTffirr leu female recvtator immediate. Silver Star found Pennyroyal frgot fills.

Beware of imifattoritt. teat on receipt of price I2JOO. to sUnps for McClure's Monthly Guide for La. dies by return mail. Kit CRESCENT DRW CalmrtM.OhM 4ruuiit'.

In writing wntlpIMM' THE THEATER. box office, cents. Prices 25c, 35c, 50 and 75 "KERRY GOW." It is probable that few of tlie eminent American soldiers had a stronger liking for the theater than did the late Gen. W. T.

Sherman, and one of his favorite actors as Joseph Murphy. One evening, just after witnessing a performance of "Kerry Gow," there was a brief meeting between the actor and "The Convict's Daughter," was the bill at the Nielsen last evening. The play is rather on the sensational order, depending for its success upon thrilling scenes and startling climaxes'. The prison scenes and the jail yard are well portrayed. The convict, dressed in his prison stripes, makes his escape from confinement by leaping upon a freight train as it passes by, the guard's back being momentarily turned.

"HUMAN HEARTS." That great and beautiful drama, "Human Hearts," will be presented at the Nielsen on Friday evening. "Human Hearts," the companion play- to, but entirely different from "Shore Acres," is regarded as one of the best American stage productions of the past ten years. When any play by a comparatively unknown author, first merits attention enough to secure an opening SUBSCRIBE FOR THE Daily Star. TEN CENTS A Week, and Have AH the News. the General, who, after saying that he had seen all of Mr.

Murphy's plays, expressed a strong preference fo "Kerry Gow." Mr. Murphy acknowledged his appreciation of various compliments General Sherman had bestowed, and, thanking him, asked "I am curious to know the cause of your choice." Thereupon the General-in-Chief, as he was at the time, said- "I like the story because it is simple, straightforward, clean and exciting; I like the situations because they are possible, and every time I see you make a horse shoe, fit it and put it on the horse's foot, I am reminded of the way our farriers were occasionally forced to hustle during the march from Atlanta to the sea." Joe Murphy will appear at the Nielsen in "Kerry Gow" on Thursday evening. Seats now on sale at opera house and then goes on to the stage of the Fifth Avenue Theater, and continues one whole season without cessation, it is a guarantee of its qualified power and its real merit as well, as the Fifth Avenue Theater clientele is one that will not tolerate even a tolerably good one for long. But let it be in moral clean, in its scenes and situations not overdrawn, and in its character painting and dialogue true to nature in the absolute, then let it be enacted by only the masters of the dramatic art, and all New York will forsake the house where "chaff" and comedy, aye even the lighter charming opera and modern English burlesque hold to pay tribute to the work of any brainy author, who, through the medium of the stage holds up to them a true picture of American life. Such was the exper- ience of "Human Hearts," and now In its fifth season with almost the identical cast that presented it for a year In New York, it comes to Sandusky, It should and undoubtedly will meet with the generous wplcome that has ever been accorded it by the American people throughout this land.

Seats on sale Thursday morning at opera house box office. Prices 25c, 35c, 50 and 75 cents. VETS To Be Present at Inspection of 6. A R. Post at Soldiers' Home.

Cure be sure you get the gen; It Is taken internally, and ra de i I'oV do, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney Co. Testimonials free. Sold by Druggists, price 75c per bot- Hall's Family Pills are the CRY OF I Jonn T.

Toland Post, Grand Army of the Republic, will be inspected tomorrow evening by Commander William H. Widner. Elaborate preparations are Ireing made for this inspection, which will be witnessed by Col. J. H.

Sprague, commander of F. H. Boalt Post, of Norwalk. Col. Sprague will be.

accompanied to Sandusky by a number of the Norwalk Veterans, for whose accommodation a special S. M. N. electric car will leave Norwalk at 6 o'clock, and returning, will leave the Soldiers' Home at 11 o'clock. Commenting upon this proposed visit and inspection, the Norwalk Reflector says: "As the men of 1861-5 grow in years there is a closer bond of union between them.

This is as it should be. These men have made this country what it is and too much honor cannot be given them. "In the south every citizen takes off his hat or bows when he meets a confederate veteran. If men who did their best to destroy our government are thus honored, what should be done to those who saved it from destruction? Should they not be treated as well? Stampedes a Gathering of Children. Miraculous K-cuies.

Chicago, Dec. hundred children fought and struggled and crushed to escape the fancied horror of death by fire in the West Twelfth street turner hall. There was no of flame in the building, but the cry of a startled youngster was taken up and instantly the gathering of little ones was in a panic. Fully 100 of the boys and girls were swept from their feet and trampled on and crushed against the walls and balustrades of the stairs. Others leaped from the galleries in the hall and fell in the midst of the struggling mass below.

Almost miraculously, only a few were hurt beyond severe bruises. The occasion of the gathering was a Punch and Judy show. It Was Kulius. Logansport, Dec. description and photograph Logansport officers have positively identified as Marvin Kuhns the desperado who held the police force at bay for two hours Monday and wounded Patrolman Ben Dean.

The posse returned, having ascertained that Kuhns had walked to Peru and 'boarded a Wabash freight, eastbound. Officers throughout northern Indiana are searching for him. Patrolman Dean will recover. Beware of Ointments For Catarrh That Contain Mercury. as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces.

Such articles should never be ased except on prescription from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh due, manufactured by F. J. Cheney Toledo, 0., contains no mercury, and is taken internally, di'-ectb upon the blood and mucous surface? or the system. In buying Hall's Extradition Treaties.

Washington, Dec. 12. The senate committee on foreign relations authorized favorable reports upon recently negotiated treaties providing for the extradition of criminals this country and Criile and aloo this country and Bolivia. Similar a tion was taken reference to the agreement to extend for another year the treaty providing for the demarcation of the boundary line between the United States and Mexico. Jarred.

San Francisco, Dec. 12. T. Williams, president of the California Jockey club, has received official confirmation or the report that Jockry Sloan will be refused a license by tea English Jockey club, and in conformity thereto has decided that Sloan sho 1 not be permitted to ride at Subscribe for the Daily Star. SPECIAL ENAMEL WARE SALE.

25o 2oc 100 5c Coffee ami Pots, iny MZI- 8 quarr Berlin 3 quart -hu Sauce Puts and Coffee ors Wash Rice Boilers-. Basting Spoons, Tea Kettles 49 Special in Fancy China and Glassware. China Plates 5c to 5 2 00 Bisque and China to 00 200 stylish Glass and Bisque Vases to 0 50c Jardiniere. Fancy China Cnps and Saucers lOc Too 80 different styles of fancy Lamps 59c to 14.48 100 piece Dinner Sets 4.15 to 12.00 We have a Sample line of Dolls which we will close out at cost. WEIER 92 HANCOCK STREET.

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SANDUSKY, OHIO. Subscribe for the Daily Star, SANTA CLAUS TELEPHONES TO THE CHILDREN. Little Boys and Girls. Did I not tell yon I was coming' here I am at Sandusky's Big Store. This is the only place in Sandnsky where I hnd everything I have to buy.

Here is where yon cau find d.iy aid uight The Engels-Marshall-Myers Co have the grandest display of Holidiy C-fjods of and all FO very cheap, too. Tell your mamma to come and see me." YOU ARE INVITElTTO CALL AND SEE THE GRAND DISPLAY Thousands of Useful and Beautiful Articles Appropriate for Holiday Gifts. Make us a call. Our store is overflowing holiday brilliancy. On every side, at every turn, you will be entertained by interesting sights of Christmas presents.

If you wish to see the grandest display it will be wise to call at our store. It ih a great satisfaction to shop where you can rind hundreds of articles of any Idnd at any price you wish to pay. This is true of our store, as it all grades at low and popular prices. Goods selected now will bekept till Christmas, if desired. Buy now while the assortment is complete and void fho snrfi t.n nnmp latei- rvn the great rush sure to come later on.

DRY GOODS. Onr Clo.ik Department full of choice things lor Christmas presents. Ladies' Jackets, all styles, materials and colors from 3.75 to $.37 30 Ladies' Capes in cloth and plnsh irom 00 to 50. Children's and Hisses' Jackets Reefers, all handsomely made, all from 5-J Ob to Fur Department full ot novelties Fur Neck Scarfs and Cluster Boas, all the latest styles, from 75 to 00 Muffs from 50 to ij.7.50. Children's Fur Sets iu white aiigora at 25 to 25 Hisses' Mink Sets at $5 00.

Handkerchiefs--More tluui a hundred kinds to seleet I from We mvite every lady to eomo and see our grand I display The cqnal has never beeu seen in this city Ladies' Handkerchiefs in fancy borders, ernbroidend, lace or initial all at special low prices Men's Handkerchiefs in cotton, linen and silk, all sizes and grade-We are prepired to show vou the most complete stock I of Dress Goods in the city. During this Holiday Sale we shall make spe lal low prices to induce you to trade I with us. Ribbons, all colois of satin baby ribbons will be sold lc per yard Fancy Ribbons, a large lot of 25c and ribbons ac 15 cents Aprons--An apron is always an acceptable Xmas gift. We have them at all prices from the cheapest to the finest. Umbrellas--Ladies' and Men's Umbrellas wo have in I all sf vies and at all prices.

We give you a stock of three I hundred to select from. Prices grade from I'2c to $5 00. Men's Neckwear--The choicest styles in all colors arc I here See a we offer at 25c and 50c. Hen's Hufflers in Oxford and Harvard styles at 50c i and 75c I adies' Dressing Jackets--Don't miss seeing them. We have a large assortment at nil prices.

CARPETS. Many useful and ornamental Christmas presents can in our Carpet Department. "We have all the leading makes of best Body Brussels, Velvets and Axmmsters all at lower pnees than anywhere (iood Ingram Carpets at 20c, 50c and tiOc. We place on sale during this Holiday Sale a lot of 27-inch Smyrna Rugs at $1.25. 36-inch Bundhar Rugs at $6.00.

36-inch Eutopia Rugs at $4.99. 100 Hassocks. A largo lot of good Hassocks made of Velvet. AMIUII- ster and Body Brnssel, worth 50r f.icli, will be sold at I 29 cents. Portiers---Xew designs, ranging in price from $1.1.00.

Elegant Silk Portiers at low prices. i Rope Portiers iu all color combinations for single doors and arches, ranging in price from OS cents to $12 00. Fine Ingrain Art Squares in all from $5 00 up. We are showing an elegant assortment of Screens from 81.50 upwards Large Screens tilled with silkolinc only $2 25. The most acceptable Christmas gift for lady is a CflRPET 5WEEPER.

We are selling Rissell's new Improved Sweepers at $2.39. Bissel's Baby Sweepers only lOc FURNITURE. Our Holiday Stock of Furniture I is more extensive, greater in variety and choicer in election than ever before. Give us a call and see what we to ofter iu this department. Polished Rockers from 63.30 up.

Saddle Seat Rockers, a great bargain at $2.07. Chiffoniers from 86.30 up. Music Cabinets from up Divans from $8 30 up. Golden Oak Bed Room Suits from $15 00 up. China Closets from $15 00 np.

Book Cases from s-U 00 up. Combination Book Cases from up. Gol Jen Oak Side Boards trom $15 00 np Golden Oak Dining Tables i 75 xip. Dining Chairs from $fi 00 up. Jardi liere Stands from r5c tip.

Parlor Tables from $1.50 up Horris Chairs frm 00 np Tine Couches, Velour Covered, from $5 00 np HOLIDAY GOODS. To all interested in Holiday Goods wo wish -v have purchased an immense line of all kinds of i (1 ornamental Christmas presents all at prices closest buyers. The items we mention below are merely in the nature of suggestions Tne better way is to come and see for yourselves We can show you all kinds of Dolls, Doll Carriages, Go Carts, Games, Drums, Mechanical Toys, Hill Climber Locomotives and Automobiles run by large heavy friction wheel. Iron Toys, Black Boards, Toy Trunks China Toy Dishes, Toy Pianos, Also Piano Stools, Picture Books, Story Books, Jewel Cases, Glove Boxes, Handkerchief Boxes, Smoking Sets, Photo Cases, Brush and Comb Set, Toilet Set, Manicure Set, Work Boxes, Collar and Cuff Boxes, Necktie Boxes and Albums THE ENG-ELS-MABSHALL-MYERS CO..