Southern Illinois Journal

              Thirty-seventh year.
CHAUTAUQUA
Assembly in Flora All Next Week Beginning Tuesday.
TWELVE ENTERTAINMENTS
Talent Comes Hi|;h!y Recommended and a Feast a( Eloquence and Mu¬ sic la Store.
Next Tuesday, Jnne 4, will begin in Flora a series of entertainments nuder tbe anspices of the Lincoln Temperance Cbantanqna Assembly. Entertainments willbe given nnder tent, on the South¬ wick lots, jnst east of Dr, Bowman's Sanitarium, every afternoon and even ing to and inclnding Sunday, Jane 9.
The program is as follows: Tuesday,   Mr.   akd  Mrs.  Job:, H. Hebdo-n'.
•   Wednesday, Carl Countryman and The S'-'thnk.
Thnrsday, Chaffin and Thatcher.
Friday, James Egbert Barklev.
Satnrdav and Snnday,   Mrs.  Tongier AND THE Kino's Daughters.
The following press comments   will vglve an idea of the character and  popu¬ larity of these entertalhments.
aeas,    vital    earnestness,    eutbnxiastic faith and triumphant optimism. The Sutfins.
Rome,   N.   Y.,   Sentinel,   19(i7—Mr. and Mrs. SntHn, wbo made   snch a   hit
FLORA, I
the earnuft wish of ths cemmittwtbat [ the sales be pushed to at least iM&nn dred before the opening day.     4^UrKi' percentage of tbe proceeds will  flluain in the bands of the local oommitlliv, n^t
bere about a year   auo,   were   at their • "» « luatter of personal   proBt. bt|   fnr best, and added much to the evening's   o«e in  proenring   other   similar  *lter enterUinment by their charming songs. jt«l"">