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He admits that the inferior place held by French steamers In Atlantic traffic la due to the activities of the Germans and English In building larger and faster steamers but contends that the French could better their position by reduc ing the distance between France and New York which a change to the more westerly Brest would bring about. : The distance from Brest to Paris is considerably longer than that between Havre and Paris. Neverthe less, M. Perler declares, the inaugura tion of a series of fast express trains would notably decrease the existing train voyage and the total saving of time between Paris and New York would be at one a distinct advantage to French transatlantic traveling. The remarkable and constant trans parence of the atmosphere was the cause of the terrific heat wave in France, according to M. Deslandres. the director of the observatory of Mcudon. M. 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I J 1 I I ' .turd-iy, Cop tester 9. Tlo Fhowr You Know v r Tr"r n 5 it Vi v.. TRTACKNEY & MQAIJE, ' NO. 3 WEST PACK SQUARE, for man it has been a helpful condi tion for astronomers. We have been able to make some remarkably cloar observations of the heavens." The Catholic population of Savole, forming an impressive procession of many thousands, has participated In the transfer of the ashes of Saint Francois d Sales and Saints Jeanne de Chantal. The ceremony was held at the village of Anaecy. The ashes were taken from the old convent of the Visitation where they had reposed during three centuries and placed in the new convent which the slaters of the Visitation have recently built on the heights overlooking the beautiful Lake Annecy. , Leon Cavallo. now staying at Mon- tncatinl, Switzerland, is well along In the composition of a new opera to he produced In Milan and New York. It to named La Foreata Momora and has only two acts. The story Is from a romance by Korolenko. The libret to is by Enrico Cavacchtoli. ' French hunters have cleaned their shotguns lor the annual hunting sea son opening during the closing day; of AugUBt and which this year is par ticularly alluring. Game Is abundnnL Partridge, pheasant, hare, rabbits, roebuck and oven deer have been sighted In unusual numbers In the considerable areas of woodland which In riot come under the heading of private hunting grounds. Of these private grounds there arc many. ' M. Lehaudy, the sn-called tugar king, pays $111,000 a year for the right to control the hunting In the famous forest of Fontnlnebleau. But even so, the forest is a public domain and any person who wisher may follow the Lebauriy hunts. In France hunting comes within the am bitions and reach of the masses of the people who may have a fancy for that form of sport., The only requi site after the gun and powder la a governmental permit which costs about 15. 40 yearly. Quantities of game are found with in a short distance of Paris. Invita tions are already out for the more pretentious hunts of the rich man on his private domain. In these custom dictates that the hunter shall be ac companled by two men, a valet and a guard. Sometimes there Is even a third tne gun-carrier, I The gun earrler passes the weapon to the guard who gives it In turn to he valet, who then hands it to his mas ter. This complication Is a remnant of the magnificent hunts In the early days of France, when the Joyous tu SULTAN TAKES HAREM WITH HIM ON HIS TRAVELS. -.1 v ::u cf FREE MACKNILY mult of hound and horse, and valet nnd "plqueur" rang through the court of the chateau. To the modern hunt many promi nent Frenchwomen of today are ar dent devotees. The young Duchess of Noiillles is a clever shot, and the Countess of Chevlgne, the Duchess rtTze.). the Countess Le Hon, the Countess de Fels and Madames Georges Itaoul-Duval, du Oast, and (trailer all have won their laurels as good markswomen. 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To substantiate the claim, the following productions are promised: The opening scene entilted "Night and Morning," or "Down Where the Cotton Blossoms Crow." A cotton field with male and female cotton pickers a cotton gin In operation, a steamboat loading cotton, a steam bout under way a beautiful tableau, "Down Stream:" solo and ensemble "Darling Nellie Gray." "As the Sun fJoes Down," "The Storm." "Night on the Bayou," "Moor'tght on the Riv er," "Morning," "Ti .Florescent Fun Festival," "The Bower of Beauty," "The Garden of Flowera." "I'll seek a four-l.iafed shamrock In all the fairy dells And If I find the charmed leaves, oh! how I'll weave my spells." , Lover. A second transformation Introduces the third and last scene of "Night and Morlnng." Nothing could offer great or contrast From flowers of all hues to Forbes field, the home of the pi rate crew, the Pittsburg baseball earn, the finest athletic park In the world. 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MAKE YOUR PURCHASES EARLY. I! TE3I BER 9, MTINEE AND NIGHT Chance, In review. The burlseque on our national game by tha Black Hawks and the Daffodils, concluding with an umpire-baiting bout which ends the first part, after which the most original and dlverslflei of all musical episodes "Darktown Poman der Walk." Not a burlsoque on the play of Pomander Walk but an orig inal Idea or a thousand Ideas elab orated opening with Doc Qulgley's greatest dance creation, "Aunt Di nah's Quilting Party," followed by a myriad of musical mirthful special ties, a review of vaudeville and opera, the burlesque on II Trovmtore--Ill to Bad Doer the hand organ and the monkey Herbert Wllllson, Jack All man and Henry Nelser, the animal Impersonator, as the monkey the sun shine of Paradise Alley, and the latest erase "Baby Lou," the trombone tour ists, the dances of Dixie, the panto mime nightmare Wry Hlball's fear ful finish, Dantes Inferno. Dark town Pomander Walk la one long list of laughs. There's not a breathing spell In the whole walk. Minstrelsy more modern than ever presented, musical stunts,' comedy stunts aH Daily Arrivals of New Fall Suits, Coats, Skirts, Eyemnj Ccp 23, Street THEY ARE - highest in style rarest in eeauty great: :t et valuts And we ars really glad to Bhow then to yea even tioh you have no irr.niet'iate Intention cf I Literal Trica Co2ccj?iors on all C r I r.;r Cosi3, SOUTHERN RAILWAY SCHEDl IE, EFFECTIVE JUTO It, It 11. Schedule figures published as Information and are not guaranteed. . - ngiii Time. ARRTVE3 FROM No. No. No. I Lake Toxaway :lt p.m. I Lake Toxaway.. .U:0 ajn t Savannah and Jack sonville 1:11 pm. No. 11 Washington A New Tork, Norfolk and Richmond 1:41 p.m. No. It Cincinnati Louis- ; vllle. St Louis and Memphis ... ... . t:0( p.m. No. It Charleston Co lumbia.... ... ..1:11 p.m. No. II Murphy and Waynea vllle. . . . :(! p.m. Nol 10 Murphy and Waynea vllle 1:11 p.m. No. SI Waynesvllle. :0t a.m. at. sk a"j.I.J.k.vau miA BaL " rw ..1. . No, tl Terrell and Black Mountain ... .. 1:10 a.m. Nn. tl Charleston A Co lumbia.. T:I4 p.m. cincmnau ana No. tl Cincinnati Chi- Chicago. .. ... .. t:l P. eago... . ..... .11:11 a-m No, II Columbia A Charles No, II Wash., N. T. and v ton lt:tl a.m Richmond . t:II a.m No. II Memphis A Chatta- No. II Memphis A Chat- " nooga.'.". ... .11:11 P-BU tanooga. ... .... 4:11 a.m. No. II Washington, Rich- No. 41 Charleston. Macon J mond New Tork T:lt a.m and Atlanta.. ... T:00 a.m. No. 41 Atlanta. Macon and No. 1-41 New Orleans ..10:19 a.m. New Orleans,. .'.. :! pm. No. 101 Bristol, KnoxvUle No, lit Bristol. KnoxrUle and Chattanooga, .11:11 p.m. and Chattanooga .. T:tt ua N. B. No coach passengers handled oa 1-41, and train slope to dis charge pasnengers only. ' Through sleeping cars dally to and from New Tork; Philadelphia. Balti more, Washington. Richmond, Norfolk, Charleston J), Cincinnati (I).' Memphis (I), Atlanta, Macon, Jacksonville, Savannah, St Loula. Louisville. Through sleeping cars to and from New Orleans via Atlanta nnd L4N, Ry.. arriving as 1-41 on Tuesdays, T huradays and Saturdays, reluming.' leaving Asheviile same dates. ' '' " : - Through sleeping ears to and from' New Orleans via Chattanooga vmd Queen and ' Crescent, arriving Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays, return ing Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. ' Through chair car Augusta to-Ash evil le train II and 14. " '' ' Through chair cars OoldaborO and Waynesvllle,' trains tl and 11. Through sleeping cars Charleston' and Waynesvllle trains 17 and It. Through coach dally Charlotte to Asheviile dally trains and It.' Chair cars Asheviile to Lake Toxaway train and I. ' , "Carolina Special" trains 17 and II Charleston lo Cincinnati have full dining car service and Observation leaping car, train electrically lighted throughout J. If. WOOD, 44. rasa. Agent. . R. H. GRAHAM. City Pisa. A TVket Age, I loading to the grand finale, the last number "Mexico Oh Ho." Any other title would fit as becomingly. The scene is laid In Texas In a military camp, where the citizen soldiery vie with the seasoned veteran In th game of war. A burlesque bull fight the military review, "Soldiers and Bailors on Parade" all of Uncle Sam's boys In review, concluding with a patriotic picture In a series of tableaus en titled "Let Us Have Peace." Wash- nton, Lincoln, Grant Lee and Taft Loss of Time Means Los off Pay. Kidney trouble and th 111 It breeds means lost time and lost pay to many a working man. M. Balent 1114 Little Penna St, Streator, 111., waa so bad from kidney and bladder trouble that he could not work, but he says: "I took Foley Kidney Pills for only a short time and got entire ty well and was soon able to go back to work, and am feeling well and healthier than before." 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