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MADE FINE TALK

Famous New York Lecturer HeldClose AUeoi of Audisuce

CHURCH WAS TOO SMALL

Many Who Desired to Attend theWere Compelled to Return to

1 heir Homes Disappointed Lectureat Auditorium Tonight-

Dr Edwin Hall the celebratedevangelist of New York who U touringFlorida for pleasure and healththrough the courtesy of Rev S BRogers of the First Baptist Churchoccupied the pulpit of that church onSunday evening taking a hi theme

Alan IIU Origin and DestinyOu account of ervice Her T

J Nixon pastor of Kavanauch Meth-odist Church S luth and Itev Thus1 Hay pastor of the First Presby-terian Church hiinulled their ervice for Sunday evening with the re-

sult that one of the largest otu re ition of th were present andthe only that the liaptittchurch wait trot capable of uccimnin-datiiiK a couple of hundred more Atearn as 7 oclock fifteen minutes be-

fore the hour announced for the open-ing of the turning the church roomwas crowded to it utmost capacityand when the time arrived for the be-

ginning of church the crowd whichthronged the lobbies and sidewalksunable to gain admittance was

wonderfulDr Hall is one of the most forceful

and eloquent talkers ever heard in thiseitf subject was a deep one andhe handled it with such ease and gracethat the large congregatioa was capti-vated Among others present were anumber of the caste of the dramaticcompany of Not Like Other Girlsand at the close Mr Schwartz themanager grasped Dr Halls hand andsaid The best I ever heard Here-is a bill to pay for tickets to be giventu any worthy pour he left thebill ia th Doctors hand

Dr Halls work was highlyand he received the coogratuhv

many ia his audience at theconclusion of his lecture

Dr Hall has tendered his services tothe University High School and willdeliver a lecture in the auditorium ofthe public school building which willbe a school benefit The lecture willbegin at 8 oclock and will be of a hu-

morous nature the subject beingHow to Get Married and Stay So

The lecture will be brim foil of spark-ling wit and humor and is to con-

tain eighty laughs in seventy minutesDr nail his made a good

in Gainesville as he has provenhimself to be a speaker of remarkableforce and ability It is to be regrettedthat all who desired could aot haveheard him Sunday night

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AT THE OPERA HOUSE

Alyce Kee Nan Company Played toSmall House Monday

The Alyee Kee Nan Company o

which Mis tIn an accomplishedEnglish aejA is the leading lady andstar preset J a oneact sketch A

Matter of Honor and the threesetcomedy drama Sot Like OtherGirls at the opera house Mondaynight The play was fairly welldered Miss Kee Naa bring especiallyeood in her character roles Wm IILemle an Deacon Coleman also appear-ed to good and his work wasappreciated Other membr of thecaste were good and in all the companydeserved a better audience

BEGGAR PRINCE OPERA CO

Will Appear in This City Two NightsFebruary 8th and 9lh

Manager C It L yton announcesthat alter considerable negotiations hehas closed a contract with the Hen

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guarantee for one performance Thepiece is built on operatic lines enactedby performer who are trebly giftedbeing vocalists farceurs and possess-ing dramatic ability as well TheBeggar Prince this season being com-po edof three entertaining ele-

ments This edition has been editedby Wm H Lydell author of iye tManhattanand other New York trav-esty successes The preventing com-pany i headed by Alias Etta Merrisopranj and comedienne well and fa-

vorably known to pa runs of lightAs a r few ladies can

im art to an audience that feeling ofppontaniety and good fellowship thatM s Merris can During the action ofthe play will be introduced for thetime here the Simony Minis TheNible Firemin Belles and Benin At

the reshore end numerous othermusical and vocal numbersTie lalel linhtnmrf effects known toSin elaiid sre employed in enhancingperormanee that will be a real tomi Managerenterpri in attraotious of

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and Mie ia entirely unfit to bearthe strain upon her nerves that governlug children invulven it i impossible-for her to do anything

The women act like a firebrandupon the nerves Binetenths of the nervous prostration aervous despondency the blueslesviess and nervous irritability ofwomen arise from some deraageneatof the female orgvniagi-

D you experience fits of depressionwith restlessnessextreme irritability Are your spirits

affected so that one minute youlaugh and the Beat minute you feellike crying

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aia the abdominal region aadbetween the shoulders

aervous dyspepsia and alaKistcontinually cross and

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