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This page is primarily **advertising** with some editorial content. The main elements are: **Editorial Content:** - A brief theater review praising actor Young Sothern's Shakespearean debut in *Hamlet* at the Garden Theatre, noting this marks the beginning of his serious dramatic career. **Advertisements:** The page contains numerous product ads typical of early 20th-century magazines: Abbott's Angostura Bitters, Dr. Siegert's Bitters, Dr. Ball's Cough Syrup, Evans Ale, Remington Typewriters, Williams' Shaving Soap, Whitman's Chocolates, and others. **Notable Features:** - Several small poems/witticisms scattered throughout (from *Washington Star*, *Chicago Record*, *Cleveland Plain Dealer*) - A $250 reward notice from ED. PINAUD perfume for information about counterfeit bottles—addressing fraud by barbers refilling empty bottles with inferior products The page reflects advertising conventions and consumer concerns of the era, with emphasis on patent medicines and personal grooming products.

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Dull care and dolefal faces do not abide with the user of Abboti’s, the Original Angostura Bitters. I want to be an angel, For then I will have wings And never have to fret myself O'er trolley-cars and things. —Washington Star, Every fall reaps its harvest of deaths caused by failure to regain strength and health after a trying summer. DR. SIEGERT'S Angostura bitters enrich the blood. “Tis not the shirtwaist in itself by which our souls are torn, But ‘tis the careless, half-dressed way in which the thing is worn, —Chicago Record. Te basy mas tmpare bie health grossed in taxing wealth ; Neglecta disease in-eariy ages And sores up trouble for old age, fotn hesitn tad wealtn might be bla share, ‘Apa bis last years be free from care, RASS Five ceats for carton holding ten. AT THE THEATRE. Young Sothern’s two weexs in ‘* Hamlet” at the Garden theatre will become memorable as time goes on, for they mark the auspicious be- ginning of a'Shakespearean career. It is only to be hoped that this highly-favored actor may reveal the final attribute of greatness, which is to bear success with equanimity; for to essay the rOle of Hamiet is to draw lots for either triumph or disaster—and Mr. Sothera, as we ** Philadelphia's census total would have been a great deal bigger but for one thing.” ** What was that?” "When the census man went around he was so good-natured that he hated to wake people up to be counted." —Cleveland Plain Dealer, Dr, Ball's Cough Syrup Is the best remedy for relieving and curing that asthmatic cough. Phy- recommend it.. Buy only the genuine, Dr. Joun W. Bull's Cough Syrup, EVERY DRUMMER Wanted to Sell THE JONES PROFIT BOOK. 80,00,» gay cualy ade. Sella at aight to every reerehamt." Address, FRANK G. GON, 370 Missiaaipp! Ave., Memphis, Tenn. A PIECE-OFFERING settles the candy question. Candy lovers all agree on the special goodness of Whitman’s CHOCOLATES AND CONFECTIONS. Th jerywhere. Whit 's Instantaneous Chocolate \s perfect in flavor and quality, delicious and healthful, Made tastany with boiling milk, Seed 100, to-tay for 8 months? cubveription te To enjoy fully the luxury of © brilliant, soft and fine flavored Ale or Stout you should insist upon getting A BOTTLE of EVANS which pours out just as natu if drawn di- rect from the Cask and retains its briskness and goodness to the last drop No sediment to disturb the proper ee REMINGTON TYPEWRITER ‘WYCKOP?, GEAMAMD & BENEDICT, 927 Breatway, ¥. Y. $250 Reward for information leading to the conviction of any dealer having refilled empty dottles of ED, PINAUD'S world-renowned Eau de Quinine Hair Tonic, or aduiterating and tampering tn any shape or form with ‘he original contents of the same. ‘This offer ts bona Ade, and is made tn order to protect. the consumer of ED. PINAUD'S Tollet Preparations. ‘An tmmense fraud bas been of late practiced, espe- ctally by a large number of unscrupulous barbers, who have made It a practice to use on their customers spurt- ‘ous and often tnjurious preparations, palming the same offs ED. PINAUD'S EAU DE QUININE. ‘The Parfumerie ED. PINAUD have decided to pro- tect thetr righte, and we have been tnstracted to prose- cute to the utmost severity of the law all those who will either imitate their packages or refill thelr bottles. ‘Any commanication relative to the detection of such frands will be treated tn strict confidence. PUTNEY, TWOMBLY & PUTNEY, Attorneys, 118 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Sohmer Building, have intimated, is a favorite of fortune and been—written about his performance, yet one word can indicate it. It is convincing. Not mere curiosity drew night after night those splendid audiences, two-thirds of them young the muses. Columns might be—indeed, have | of people on the threshold of the enchanted honse hakespeare. | No matinge popularity could entirely account for those never-failing, enthu- siastic curtain-calls, It isa significant fact that in most of the serious appreciations of Sothern's (Continued on page 2.) Williams’ Shaving Soap OAPS that dry on the face are not properly prepared, and cause smarting, itching and dangerous irritations. ‘Williams’ Soaps are pre- pared by the only firm in the world making an exclusive specialty of shaving soaps, and repre- sent the skill and experience of over 6o years devoted to the diffi- cult problem of making a perfect soap for shaving. Soaps sold everywhere, but sent by mail if your dealer does nat supply you. ‘Williams’ Shaving Stick, gc. Luxury Shaving Tablet, asc. ‘Yankee Shaving Soap(Round or square Tablet), 10¢, Swiss Violet Shaving Cream, soc. Williams’ Shaving Soap (Barbers'), Ground cakes, 11b., 4c. Exquisite also for toilet. Trial Tablet for ac. Stamp, Late Pars THE J. B. WILLIAMS CO., Glastonbury, Conn, Drestes aytzey To be" fixed for life” is desirable. Much more so to be ‘fixed for death.” There is no temporal way for the latter better than | life insurance, Consult the Pam Mutuat Lire, 921-8-5 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. fo EARL & WILSON S COLLARS CUFFS&SHIRTS BEST IN THE WORLD THE “SOHMER” HEADS THE LIST OF THE HIGHEST GRADE PIANOS. SOHMER PIANOS guste cor. 22d Bt, TOSI get more prompt attention and betier service JUDeR when answering advertisements, Six Trains Daily for Chicago-NEW YORK CENTRAL. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Washing. ton, D.C... September 12, 1900, Sealed proposals, witt be Fecelved At the Department until» clock uesday, October 2, 1900, for the construction At the Government Hospital for the Insane, near this, city, of a railway switch in accordance with 'plans and Specifications for the same, to be seen at this Depart Ment and the Hospital, A certified check for ten (10) Der cent. of the amount of the bid must accompany Proposal. Bond, with approved sureties for the falintal performance of the contract, will be required f the successful bidder. Secretary of the in Interior, * Proposals for Railway 5 tal for the Insane.” All bidders are invited to present at such opening, E. A. Hitchcock, Secretary. HONORED IN ANOTHER COUNTRY. One of the most deserved gold medals award- ed by the Paris exposition was that received by Messrs. G. F. Heublein & Brother of Hartford, Connecticut, for their Club Cocktails. In this country the Heublein Club Cocktails have long been known for their peculiar flavor and excel- lence, and thus they have gained an entrance into the homes and on the side-boards of the best families. They are concocted from only the best materials, are always alike, and. the Heublein name stands back of every bottle as a guarantee. Now, to be honored by the for- eigners makes them international favorites, and Jupox dofis his hat to the Heubleins, comicbooks.com