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THEATRICAL ATTRACTIONS. P FESEse. [tab | PABORS ALACE. lp between Lexington and 34 avenues, TLEION- DOLLAR THEATRE Elephant Donaldson iirathers and Ardel, “Bcenes James P. Hoey, Cashinan ‘and Holcomb, Ward and Curran, Fickantanies, the MeAvoys, Lillian Green, Baisley Murztahler Quartette, Lady Orchestra, other Novelties, in Guaxp AUDITORIUM and GERMAN nto Midaleht, Reserved Coupon Seats two weeks ‘Sacred Concerts, Continuous, Beery Sunday. PROCTOR’S MR. F. F. PROCTOR, Sole Proprietor and Manager. ROoTOR’s 23a Street: Amelia Glover, thorne, Character Chanj volving Gi bon, Watson and jertrude Heyndlda, Ado ar THBATRE, ‘Between rh and ALWAYS THE BEST—ALL THE TIM ut fn irra nd Arc, "teenenat | tree Glo; terse crcode eyo AGG Hoon et iiss Saas to 11 p.m. fies ev ous, YAnRE sintay Sed eteat ei HIGH-CLASS CONTINUOUS VAUDEVILLE THEATRES. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER: ‘SECOND. avenues, HERALD SQUARE THEATRE. Les E. Evaws, Prop'r. W. D. May, M's’? ment, Four Week OPERA COMPAN ta De KovEN axp Suitu's (oe4 HOYT’S THEATRE. 24th street, near Broadway. sy. ROBERT HILLIARD. OB LOST TWENTY-FOUR HOURS. Matinge Saturday. PALMER'S THEATRE. Della Fox, IN THE POPULAR OPERATIC SUCCESS, FLEUR DE LIS. MR. A. M. PALME TRILBY Dramattzed by Paul Mats, Wed. and Sat. Evenings at 8:15 21ST WEEK DU MAURIER’S Potte Eas, CASING, Malian wet] hac tees MERRY WORLD! Theatre, ith st., bet. Park & Lex. avi of Season Saturday, Aug. 24th, A RIOE FOR LIFE. BOX OFFICE NOW OPEN FOR SALE OF SEATS. ‘THE STA! EMPIRE THEATRE. Evenings, 8:15. CITY PLEASURES. KOSTER& BIAL’S HIGH-CLASS VAUDEVILLE. EDEN MUSEE. WORLD tn WAX and GRAND CONCERTS, SLANT | GEnTiEMEN | The only correct form of underwear, embody- ing the true principles o 4 reason clear. HAY & TODD MFG. CO., YPSILANTI, MICH, FoR hygiene. All dis comforts of the ordi- nary under garment have been obviated by this great idea. Endorsed by eminent physicians and all sui ‘promoters of physical culture. Send for a Rrenings, 6:0, EVOLUTION OF RAILROADINO. Tr leads the world of travel In al ‘In comfort, eafety, laxary, and epeed; Itintrodaced block signals, and all elee ‘Tending to give, with safety, quickest time; ‘The vestibale, electric lighting, baths, Ladies’ maids, barbers, stock reports, buffets, ‘Typewriters, dining, and observation care— In short, * The Pennsylvania Limited."* Itgives to all desiring privacy, Compartment cars equipped par excellence. Ics the shortest, quickest. best of lines From North and East to South and West. Hoars from New York to Chicago, 23; Cincinnati, 21; St. Loais, 29. | Others may emalate. bot equal. none, NDARD RAILROAD OF AMERICA things— “Then come and THEATRICAL NOTES. At Proctor’s theatre, Twenty-third street, contin- vous vaudeville was first given in New York. This form of entertainment has gained enormous popular~ ity, -Proctor's is cool, easy, luxurious in appointments, and a great family resort. " The Labor-day bill spark- ies with inviting specialties, given from eleven a. m. to cleven p. a. Among the spokes in the big revolv- ing vaudeville wheel. are Amelia Glover, "The Little Fawn;” the Sisters Hawthorne, who sing fin-de-sidcle bicycle songs; Louise Purvis Ont, who dances the serpentine on a revolving globe Tawrence and Harrington, the Bowery boy and girl; Lincoln and Gillette, Gertrude Reynolds, Adolf Popper, the rat-charmer of Hamelin; Waller and Waller, Marie George, Virgie Arnold, the lady orches- tra, and other entertaining features. Proctor’s pleasure palace, the new million-dollar theatre in east Fifty-eighth sireet, between Lexington ani Third avenues, will have a brilliant opening on Labor day. Itisa'magnificent structure and will be the most comprehensive place of amusement in America. The revolving vaudeville show will go on from noon to midnight, all the year round. As to the trolley-wires, Tt has been found Cheaper to put the people Under the ground. —Chicago Daily Tribune. No Morphine, no Chloral, no Anti-Pyrine, An Bromo-Seltzer—cures all headaches, “Who tuck de prize at de fancy ball, Miss "Lindy?" ‘*'Lizy Ann Jones, She had de sleebes ob her dress made laik watahmillions,”” Cincinnati Tribune, Wisdom is a good thing, but the less of it] you put in your love-letters the better the girls will like it —Florida Times-Union, AWKWARDLY PUT. * By the way, George, have you got anything on this evening?” He—** Nothi /hatever,”” book which makes the ;, Sita" Thea nome and AND HIS FACIAL SOAP Are Two Philanthropists. JOHN H. WOODBURY cures all kinds of facial blemishes and makes new faces for homely people. Woodbury’s Facial Soap isa pure antiseptic. You should use it whether you have pimples or a peach-blow-vase complexion. Drug. gists sell it, and they also use it. Dermatologist John H. Woodbury's offices for treatment of the skin and features: 127 WEST 42d STREET, NEW YORK. 11 WINTER STREET, BOSTON. 1218 WALNUT STREET, PHILA, CHAMPLAIN BUILDING, CHICAG: UNION TRUST BUILDING, ST. LOUIS. ‘The men of action are, after all, only the us- conscious instruments of the men of thought. Heine. Beecham’s pills for consti- pation 1o* and 25%. Get the | book at your druggist’s and go by it. “ e eet” BRAND GUARANTEED Collars and Cuffs At Your Outfitters. NAUSHON, The Best ts Cheapest Write for our Souvenir of Fashions. Guaranteed Goods are Safest to buy. See Your Outfitter. Cluett, Coon & Co., SAKES, Factories, Troy, N.Y. MATONGO. Some of the loudest advocates of protectioo for home industry are never engaged in any industry at home.— Texas Siftings. G, A. R. NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT, LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY. Reduced Rates via Baltimore and Ohio. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company will sell excursion-tickets to Louisville and re- turn at all ticket-stations on its lines east of the Ohio river at rate of one cent per mile each way for the round trip for all trains, S to roth, inclusive, valid for return journey until October 6th, inclusive. Tickets will also be placed on sale, via Baltimore and Ohio, at of- fices of all connecting line: be allowed on the return trip Veterans will bear in mind that all Baltimore and Ohio trains run via Washington and Har- ptember 7th Stop-overs will Dorney EXTRACT 220": Primary, So ASP ondary of Ter itary BLOOD POISON permancotly cured in 15to35 dayz. You can betreated fbome for same prico under same guaran ity. If ou prefer to come here we wll, tract 19 pay railroad fareand botet billed . 1 wo fail to cure. If youhare taken mer- joulde potash, nd aul havo aches snd ains, Mucous Patches in mouth, Sore Throat, ‘Copper Colored Spots, Ulcers 00 any part of the body, Hair or Erebrows fallin out, it Is this Secondary BLOOD POISON tee to cure. Wo solicit tho most obstl- 4 challenge the world for ® ‘This diveaso bas area 'S380.000. captiat Sonia oar ween cans. 10,000 capital behind our BH: Gonal guaranty: Absolute proofssentecsied oa plication. Address COO! REMEDY COn 382 “tiasonic Temple, CHICAGO, 30 WEST 28th ST. EVERARD’S TURKISH, RUSSIAN AND ELECTRIC BATHS. HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS. 2°*°o.wFst 29 comicbooks.com