Life — November 18, 1886 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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Just added: THE CHICAGO ANARCHISTS. | house like Mrs. Jones’ husband,” said Mrs. Smith. | them to soak, and that’s more than you'd ever do for | from his wife by a lot of scamps.”” | right.” | | there is one beautiful verse in the Psalms that applies | to me that I think of so much: ‘Othello’s occupa- A great realistic Group. Daily Two Grand Concerts by the Prince Lichtenstein's Hungarian Band. Apmisston 50 Cants. Cuitpren 25 Cents. ‘Ayegn, THE Mystirvinc CHmss AUTOMATON, AJEEB. DALY’S THEATRE. B'way & 3oth St. Every Night at 8.15, with Messrs. Lewis, AFTER | Drew, Fisher, Parkes; Mrs, Gilbert, Miss Ir win, and Miss Ada Rehan. BUSINESS] “Full of fun and bustle." —Heradd. “ Entertaining and vivacious." — Times. HOURS, | ‘Success emphatic and compiete.”- Tribune. Fourth Week.— Matinee Saturday at 2. ICE Ano ROLLER ' SKATES. BARNEVE BERRY | ‘SPRINGFIELD CATALOGUE ‘FREE ] “I WIsH you were good and helpful around the “That drunken fellow Jones ?” “Yes, that drunken fellow Jones. 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