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SWEETEST
figvo charmid young anl oil: rich and poor; everywhere the world over.
Richest and Brightest Gem of 8 mg have been athéred from all nations and
“NEVER! Were you offered richer songs.
EVER: Were you offered music so oh on p.
EVEN: Wes Music more highly praised.
loss” after examining these Songs says: "It gives me great pleasure to say
they wi i find a hearty welcome in every be me in the land ”
' The Rev.
CONTENTS NUMBER ONE.
VOCAL.
Mary of Ar lo.
Names UpoIiythe Sand.
Degobin onofie Mississippi Shore.
ome Sweet}! cm 0 Thou, who Makest the Sun to Rise.
e Folds Them in eIlls Bosom, Remember Now Thy Greater.
amis'o 0n tho Etc o'rmy Sea. Somewhere
The Sand Man.
ooUudlero' the Wagon. The Rose
“5W Slla "1's" ht ' TI” fiurmfirgigfoSeahe Ki 3
my en e mt n
Loddi (If? 13 ' Waiting. nly Waiting. '
CONTENTS NUMBER TWO.
VOCAL.
Admiration. Selling.
e Looking out for Me. Siloam.
to, ‘ 'l he Old Sexton.
£93nuot Sing the Old Songs. The Old Arm L'ha
ill Aries. The Basket Muller" 3 Child,
onet's Lholce The New Kin om.
%ns‘bofty and l. "i‘l‘is Blirdie’ew veulng Prayer.
wen
One Sweeti Solemn Thought. ni’em Gan Awe. Jamie.
Rina Dem eoveuly Bel llo. Whistle and alt for Katie.
CONTENTS NUMBER THREE.
VOCAL.
At the Wicket Gate, 011 the Rocks by Aberdeen.
Baby Mine. if all Those E 11 ring YoungSo 80b £613,111:
11 so
if": in“ The :II'meD Old Log Cabin in the Lone.
e err snce
Joy :3 361112311”? Me. There' s A‘Iwa'i rl'unshlne Somewhere.
Noythinq ButLea "Tie the Last se of Summer
Old Joe 5 Dreamm Yes. Let. Me Like a Soldier Fail.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Ad lln Patti uadrille, Sonatina.
Negro Dame“ 9 Two by Two.
.CONTENTS NUMBER FOUR.
VOCAL.
A Warrior Bold. Seymour.
Aland Without a Storm.
H01 Night." Peaceful Night.
gfiduy‘fii Ban
Dream.
, lsdfiidg‘zggafefliiome.
The Rosy Goblet.
The Old Oeken Bucket.
The Minstrel Boy.
Then You'll Remember Me.
The Land o'the heal.
The Liy psy Countess.
V’lve L‘ Amour
W‘l a Hundred Pl
Away. Within a Mile of dinboro.
INSTRUMENTAL.
l1 . Bright Eyes Polka.
30238111333112. Dance Escoccals
CONTENTS NUMBER FIVE.
VOCAL.
lk ith .1 us. Let me Dream A aln.
goggthgr. Sgul to Me. On] to See her of“ Again.
Ooullln' Thro' the Rye. Ole lckerdem ‘
n m l‘ly'ili‘ h A 1 Calling iii‘h‘hh‘iib'smiizé’i‘“ Dem
e n e s . .
inkling; tGrulde his Footsteps. The Lost Chord
oppy Moments. The Pirates' Chorus.
' 1 Come Pa: 3315': $1321?” Hill
{mallogsrhw ‘ Turn Bach Pharoo'h' s Army.
INSTRUMENTAL.
hi h Polka. Prince Lanclern.
Ifiy 'of the Valley, Mozaurka. ll Boole. Waltz.
CONTENTS NUMBER SIX.
VOCAL.
Won-iris... . chem
fie“). ,l'wcs‘ggw.“ glam I'ilInid' of the Mill.
fDrumt momwelt in Marble Bails. Wheerom“ are the Old Folks,
u the Gleaming. W1 loo
INSTRUMENTAL.
I smilefngglllg’ovotio. ’I‘hfil‘fiflhgm‘vdeifiamh
CONTENTS NUMBER SEVEN.
VOCAL
n 0555?}? . m°flihielb°xihtii §$§.mnm"
“1'“ Soon he Gou Awo
Aree ye oBleeping, Maggie. lie Kissed me on in w’I"was Wrong.
is. . 'l he 0 Door.
oo a Bird. flash” épflyfl'
I ”gawk“ Why do Bummer Rimes Fade.
INSTRUMENTAL.
i .
The PeorinBewdropi" Waltz. goccgcioi Marc 1
CONTENTS NUMBER EIGHT.
VOCAL.
l
‘Wh hmnm
rdin lion 10510017. “a: {S 6:12” put.
em to Tell You. qutlld vo'u.
“DIEM“. y Night. When “sills" we Meet- Again.
INSTRUMENTAL.
forlorn Pu B
on of‘afir‘Il‘l'ul'Woltr. mild'ani'immt.
CONTENTS NUMBER NINE.
VOCAL.
MI.“ IQ“ of 006
int: Gloriou%fizhws tofthe l’lsld.
ofteVl .
,ull ruin oDhlld's
‘ Areal coder ‘llld True.
“I Baby. Wltgm Turin by:
.Wihlfie‘l‘l’.‘ Bled When thomaio yultothirrrellllu.
INSTRUMENTAL
mum: ..- imam
outreach (or m 1
”will W
SONGS
The Kat hieen A
tiered exclusively by THE EVENING SEN l‘ N- EL to its readers for almost noth-
The celebrated director of the New England Conservatory of Music, Boston.
they appear to be what the title indicates—a collection of REAL GEMS; I am sure
Du Lyme Bantam. after an elimination of these Songs, writes:
‘ "I consider it the best collection of Songs for the family that I have ever seen. ”
DID YOU EVER DREAM
til wettintmuolollaotlocs ward sod music. elegant t has
Mmmwé for HALI’A user mom n’m
thirty cruiser
are
that
VOCAL.
$1.3m. othe Rock.
melaonou’l'hee.
ltwootheflona lid thsrilon .
kiln“ an.’§.'y J: I
Rheum veal-noon.
f,
0 might lilnfltlhe onetime.
FITZSIMMOIS I WIIIEI
Second Round.
NOW BB CHALLENGES COBBETT.
for one Bound (Ir-«inn Forest! the low
slimmer eroliose lgth sorté Aspirant For the (in lllpIWIhlp and rims
gut. my Little i“. Birdo. lug. out o Cyclone cf Terrific Bight Hoosiers
The Bl sot .
wflflgfi; m Duglfngcggl‘as not sum Blur to Gross.
‘ “""MPW NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 27. «Tho glove
INSTRUMENTAL contest between Robert Fitzoimmono of
Balm“ Newark. N. J., and Dan Croedon of St.
ickety i.orch Louis for a purse of $5. 000 took place in
Echoes from Midway: the arena oi the Olympic club here. They
Jolly Brothers Golan. fought no mlddleweights at 154 pounds.
COIIIITS IllIBEIi EIIIEI.
VOCAL.
and“ Ye Shall Seek Me.
-Dnnd es.
Bonseorotion.
fled eri ck
My Brother.
Vorewell
jive oesJ
(irondmoths‘lg' :5 Chair.
Helen's Bah blee.
roon.
Killarnoy.
Marseilles 3
Old Folks at cine.
Prritty Llitle Jennie
winflio wSivee' Chariot ,
The 1111. Maid Mining lie: Cow.
The Dana River.
Th 1 Mountaineer.
We’ll Meet Above.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Swedish Wedding March.
The First Kiss
Waves of the“ Ocean
When the [Loom is on the Bye
COITEIIS .IliMBEil IWEIIE.
VOCAL.
Come U nto Me.
Faithful Johnnie.
l‘e Comln’ Close in Eighty Your.
1 Ain't dfiningd to Die Any More.
In Old
if! Pa a Were d'Only Ready.
safe as 1 Fall Asleep.y
Memm aroma.
Mr. Leafy and I
Resting By and (Iv.
Scenes that are Brightest.
The I vy Green.
The Trundle-Bed Song.
The Star ripen “git!“ Bonner.
'l‘here' s a Lon ”Mid the Stars.
The Twoli oses.
Watch on the Rhine.
Zlon' :1 Children.
INS I‘RUMENTAL.
Edelweiss Glide.
Kutechke Polka.
Lied 1flrom Oberon.
a.
BBIIEITS IllMBEll IIIIIEEI.
VOCAL.
Bruin. [Sparkles in the Churchy urd.
Beau in
Breast the Wave. (' hrleilon
Brightly the Morning Sun.
Coll UntoM
racing. sun I‘adlnl.
i Love to Tell the Story .
Josiah‘ s Courtship.
Nothing Elseu IN)
0h. Who Will" O'er the Downs so Free.
Rollin Ruff
Return
Suntem' e. (‘ome L'cto )le.
Seek I e the Lord.
he Road to Nlumherlanil.
The “M den Ga’e.
The Bridge of sighs.
The Battle Prayer.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Grand Value de(' 000,63“
lino lmlor Sl hottim he.
lull ) I’Olkh.
CUITEIIS IllIiBEil FilllllIEEI.
VOC AL.
A Summer Sh iwsr.
Behold How tiool and Jul fu‘.
(‘ust Th) 111 .lrdeu l' you the Loni
Grace.
(iiorioush‘lewa.
i' re Brought Thee on it; Leaf
Kate Kearncp
fret Erin Remember the Days of Old.
San
Pullinnu Herd Against the Strrani.
eitlon.
Pretl on a Picture.
Hole lthin the \ all,
The Meeting of the Vi alt-rs.
The Trumpet Will Sound in the Morning.
The 0 d Stone Mill.
The Monarch of the Woods,
The Beautiful L’il.
lhe Rose By the i )r.
INSTRUMENTAL.
(‘horol from the Passion )insli.
Fantoieie impromptu.
Minuet de Mfi'llll'l
Nursery Lonciers.
COITEIIS IlllIBEiI FIFIEEI.
VOCAL.
Dana
Eve’ :1 Lomrntotlon.
lFairly (loath:
Home so B
N mourn the Ho otheove
1 Heard the Wee Bird Singing.
Jamie O‘Duud ee.
Neon-r.
One Morning Sweet in May.
.Iiost lot the Lord.
Response
Hark. the Angel's Song“ is Singingi
e.
Ho orp That Once Thro Tara' a Hail.
The
TheOld. Old Elma.
The Watcher at t 11 (late.
The}! Hour 1.1111
The tht e 'l‘in Soldier.
no Bloom is on the Bye.
Wouldn‘t \ on Line to Know.
INS i‘RUMENTAL.
Farewell
in ( 'liatelaine.
Nabuco louomr.
i 'iz/lceto i’o.lla.
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PLACE
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'74,).
ll'ltzoimmono won in the second round.
Both men are Australians by birth, but
Fitzolmmons’is now an American citizen
by adoption.
This was the star event of the carnival
and was a match that had attracted more
interest than most of the puxllistlo mat:
Will FITZSIMSIONS.
ters of recent date. Fltzslmmons has
been so prominently before the public for
some years tlmt nny match in which he
was a participant woe bound to create in-
terest.
An additional feature in the importance
of the match was the hearing it has on a
prospective meeting between Fitzsimmons
and Corbett. Fitzsimmons has been most
peroeverlug in his efforts to secure a
match with the champion heavyweight.
and from time to time has been put oil
with the reminder that he is not in the
heavyweight class. Corbett first named
L'boyinoky as the man lanky Bob had to
whip before he could talk of a match.
Fitz took on the match. and then he was
told by the champion that he would have
to go with Creation to place himself in a
position to talk fight. Comparatively
little was known of Croedon by the gen
eral public.
light Short, but Hot.
After the usual instructions the men
advanced tothe center of the ring, and
the fight was on. in the first round both
men felt such other for an opening. Fitz—
slmmous led. lie was short, howover. but
he forced the fighting and landed a right
on the head, and Creedon scored a hard
body blow. A moment later (fl-sedan
caught aloft on the chin and one, twii,
three on the head. The men had to be sep-
arutrd by the referee. (‘recdon ducked
beautifully from it right for the head.
In the second round Creedon missed a
light left swing on the head, but he landv
ed tWOJ'jghts on the body i‘itzslmmone
scored two heat y rights and knocked
('rcodon down with u heavy right on the
jaw. Fitzellnmons landed a heavy right
on the jaw. and the men had to be forced
from a clinch. (frcodcn received two
heavy rights on the jaw and till-m rights
on the body. Cmedon was knocked out
by a heavy left on the juw. There was
the wildest demonstration ever seen
around the ring hero. Referee ilufi'y
awarded the light to li‘ltzslmmons, who
was loudly cheered.
liclcroc liuily then announced Fitzslm4
mom-1' challenge to L'hnmpion Corbett.
'l'ho applause that followed was deafen-
fun.
The work of Fltzelmmons in the sncond
round. won the most marvelous ever seen
in this svctiml of tho country. The three
right lmmiors which (‘reodon received on
the bond in the one. two, three order
amazed the spectators and dazed the re-
cipient. ‘
They were nothing. however, from an
artistic puullistic point of view, com-
pared with tho thrvc heavy lofts delivered
in the one. two. three order on l‘recdon‘s
nose, whirl) floored the latest aspirant for
middleweight honors and caused Creedon
to fail tin» Olirili'flb prey of all Robert Fitz.
oimmons’ adversaries.
i‘roodon Almost Unite".
’l‘he nm‘ln lighting of the bottle was done
in the center of the ring. the river sand
of which was plowod up more by the foot-
work of the two men in the actual fighl»
lug time, which was I minutes and 40
seconds. than it was ever before. even in
all night bottles.
Creednu was carried to his corner unsp-
ing hard for lireoth and showing traces
of blood trickling from his nose. lie was
comparatively unhurt during the first
round and wont to his corner smiling
happily and chatting with his attendants.
'i'ho inlvrunoc then is that lie was beaten
in 1 minute and ill svculldfl, the time
of tho second round.
Ills seconds null lim'kcro were startled
beyond llliliiliill‘li, uud even those who do-
olrod l'ltzslmmonn'defect—«and they Wore
"fully-“IVE?” nvcrnwml and full of Wonder.
mvnt at the toil umn‘e mamlous skill.
After the light was over there were
groups iIIilI knots of spectators morningly
spellbound in dilfcrcnt ports of the mom.
moth uronn trying to explain to each oth-
or or to have it explained to them, but it
was a fool. for it hilppcncd before their
eyes.
Kentucky Judge Aoooonluated.
HAZARD. Ky, Sept. 21-min“ J. ii.
Com be was ossisssiuntcd by unknown men.
lie was shot from a corn patch from the
opposite side of the street from his resi-
dance.
I rim-mu.
Notional Longill‘ finmmL‘loveland. ll;
Iluitimow. 7. Louisville. 5: New York.
ll, :11. Louis, l2; Philadelphia, ll. Pitts-
burg, 11 linmhlynm
Cornell Boots Nyroeuooi
”NM .1, N Y.. Sept 27 “Cornellcaslly
vanqculml Syracuse university in tho
opening fwtholl solve a: the season.
_.,,,............_._.......
Harvard College Opens.
AIVERTISEMENTS
----IN THE—M
Sentinel
(Munitions, Moss. Sept. 27.—-Horvnrd
begins but your today with 600 freshmen,
which is 150 more thun last year.
Record!!! of beetle Appointed.
liaumsnu no, Sept. 517 wfiovernor Pot:
risen hos appointd John J Curlsy‘ more.
or of deed! of Philadelphia. 1‘
51;: .1 1.1m... Ions.
flotsam: hello. it Y Slept 111. um
‘ foil line.
He Knocked Creedon Out in the 1
A HIDDEN TREASURE.
Harrison’s Islam's-11d ”W!- 0 Old
m.
Pirmc on, Sept. film-A hidden Root
ureoft7ll,000 was discovered by occideot
otthoold bouncers-d er the loco Dovid
”ovum at 226 Western avenue. Alto
phony City, rousing consternation one»:
the workmen and ”in! among those who
will be benefited the and.
When tho woolly David Nerrioondlod
levers! years ago, it was known that o
lam sum of money woo ”mud somov
where about his residence. but oineo thou.
withstanding the moat diligent search
nodsby his heirs, the monoycould not
be found. and hope had been abandoned
While the household effects were boinl
packed preparatory to removal to the
home of John Fitzoimmono or 1687 North
Seventeenth street. Philadelphia. who is
a nephew of the eccentric old gentleman.
an old fashioned bookcase woo encounter-
od which could not be taken apart until an
expert had been called in. lie, in taking
the concern to pieces. brought to light o
secret box which fell with o crash to the
floor, throwing out a mass of (old and
certificates to the amount of $75,000 at
lemt, probably more.
TWO BATTLES.
Ill-ported lupin-o at tho Journo- Form
hi I'm: Paulo.
SHANGHAI, Sept. 27.—lt is reported
that the native officials here received news
that the Japanese attacked the Chinese
forces at Am how and “chew oimultw
peously and were repulsed at both places.
in an imperial decree just issued the
downer empress commands a curioii~
ment of the festivities in celebration of
her birthday. she will dispcme with the
grand ceremonial of congratulation, and
everything will be on a reduced scale and
in the “forbidden city" only. The money
that saved is to be devcwd to meeting
war expenses
Captain Yong motion has been executed
for cowardice.
The cruiser Kwang-Koi strandcdon a
reef nenr Tallen hay while trying tempo
during the progress of the battle of! the
Yslu She was afterward clown up by
the Japanese. This makes a total Chi
nose lose in the battle of live ships, in-
cluding one which was accidv-ntully ram»
med by the Chinese battleship ’l'oi Yum:
while the latter was endeavoring to ram
o vesssol of the encniy' o .
LEWIS CAN F LY
Sad to [love Scorer! Your llnudrod foot I.
the Air me His Machine.
SARArooA, Sept. 27—01013! 1". lull,
who conducts a small garden truck farm
a mile north of this town, has been for
two or three years mnploying his um
time inventing a flying machine. Within
the past few days he to said to have sue
cessfully operated it
Witnesses claim that be much“! an air
titude of over too fact and was able to
move in any direction. The flying mo-
chlne resembles and is oriented like a
bicycle, and number! to it are huge wings.
Lewis built the machine himself.
DEATH AT THE HELM.
Captain (Johann “in I‘m-ml [lead and lilo
Yum Adrift.
A'rmrrn: (,‘l’i‘Y, Sept. 27. ~L’sptsln
Isaiah 0000797. a resident of this city.
was found dead sitting in a natural 1»
sition in his yacht in Absccon hay. ri. L.
Bowun. another btmtmen. noticed the
yacht with all soils set, but. apparently
with no one on her. tossing about on the
waves and upon investigation found her
master dead. l'onowr. who who no year:-
of age. is supposed to have died of heart
failure.
DIRECTUM WON.
lie Toni: Three ’Mm‘m floats In tho ”I;
Bullion linen.
Msoroun, Maus.. Sept 27 —The big
gent crowd that over mnildml on aZtrack
in New England. if not in the country. to
see a trotting ram gathered at Myolic
pork to witness the greatest stallion race
ever contested in the cast. The contest
was between the three noted stallions Di-
rectum 12:051.”. Arlen 12:11?!” and Sci,
son (2:111!) for a purse of 31.5.1100. lllrcc:
turn was the winner in three straight
heats,
wollmow Pony Rotors».
Qrulunrlvrz. x. i .. >3ch 27.~'l‘he
steamship Spree, just arrived. bed among
her passengers the following named geri-
tlemen belonging to theoretic upalltiw:
Waiter Weilman. Professor U. B. French
of the coast and geodetic survey of Wash»
ington. who woo mroomnhval observer of
the potty; Dr. Thomas B. )lnhuu. meet
lea! officer, and Charles C. Dodge. artist
and photographer, all of whom located
to Washington. They left here i . March
bound for the north pole via Norway and
have been gone a little over six months
Mrs. lit: 1......" o Ifltnrcw.
Forum, N. It, Hopi. flit—Mrs. Minnie
L'tz seclrrurl separation from ll, .l. he.
a millionaire ohm nionufncturer of
Rochester. She was granted “11,1101! all
many and the custody of the children
Iliad In a (fair.
Wolu-ns'lm. Mm. Hoyt. 27.-i’rsncir
P. Smiley. who lived rot 111193 Christian
street, Philadelphia. a traveling raiser
man, died of heart disease while being
drivan in a cab to the tutor: station
ordered 1.. Pasture llorbor. ,
Dawson, 33 i , Slept. ‘3.7-—-Coptoio its
can Company (l, Ninth infantry, ot Fort
Ontario, mwno. has been ordered to
abandon the tort by Nov "0 by mooring
toSackcti’o Ilarimr.
4.. MW...“
.ur lo Min.
VIENNA, Sept Zia-A telegram from
St. Petersburg status that the our is bet
ter. Dr. 'iscohorin. his physi womb
Id recently to the carer's on us in o
day's shooting.
Meow W Indicted.
erll Pours, N. Y.. Sept. 27.»!lvm
rolmn beeper in this place has been in-
dicted for selling without a llama as the
result of o deadlock in the (own brand of
noise. . . w
from Julio prove that
Pmmmct. Sept. 27 --.lolm Whipple
Potter dents. professor of mid”. feline-
srmeurslorol’ thorium at Brown
university, dropped dead from hurt my
sees.
a rm. .1"... tr...
Glatvnrmv, ism m~1m Home Ho
umwu held up at tbowotor tout
south of Temple, but the robbers were
mod all without was; any booty.
we... rm
Roi-immunotmwu
thwart.
A Chew
that hangs
by you.
B-L
Tobacco
Is first quality.
Touches the spot.
1|. MW and Complete Treatment. consisting
l li'n-il’nlflll‘ih. Cumulus of Ointment Ind
mu» ui 111111rnent.A uever-fclii Cure for Pilot
1 1 wry 11:11 me awldr-grec. [tine esonoperotioa
. n lhu' .1 1111 or l'ijwrtiuns of cerholic acid, which
r1.- trnnl (All and will-ml a permanent cure, and“ 060
“citing in death, unnecessary. Why mm.
min torrrhlo diooooo? We luamnuo 6
mos to can any case. '0 nlrur bi
mouth received if a box. 6 for $5. Sent by mail
Jumble“ “sued by our agents
cousTIPA-nog 11- "my Piles P-evcniod
| ljl'll. r... :1 u 7eileio
'JWKl'ul LIV Eli and 4 .1 '. " . ,3. and
81.00!) Pl’Blfii. it. x .21: :1)
take especially min; .1. aw,
Irena.
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