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CHANGE OF CLIMATE WONT CURE CONSUMPTION — ——yom — The Slocum System is Needed. A Curative Medicinal Treatment Founded on Modern Scientific Truths is More Potent Than Air Alone. FREE TREATMENT FOR WING WEAKNESS. If those of our readers who reside in the most highly favored sections of this country, where the climate is healthy and invigorating, with a dry and tonic atmosphere, will look about them, they will see a greater or less number of their friends and neighbors dying of con sumption, while many others have already been carried off by that dread malady. These deaths have occurred from time to time amid the refreshing prairie breezed of summer; in the fair and mel low days of autumn, and also in the dry and sunny seasons of a southern winter. |Such deaths amid such favorable sur roundings afford positive and convinc ing proof that climate alone will not cure consumption; that neither pine laden breezes nor bracing mountain air will restore weak lungs or build up a constitution that is being undermined and broken down by the insidious germs of a fatal disease. But, on the other hand, many thou sands of testimonials from grateful peo ple all over this country, who have been cured by the Dr. Slocum System of Treatment, and are today in the enjoy ment of perfectly restored health and strength, afford the most convincing evidence that this treatment, aided by favorable climatic conditions and sur roundings, is a positive cure for Con sumption and all other chronic diseases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs. Therefore, those who go to the moun tains, the seashore or to southern cli mates, as well as those who already reside in such favored localities, should not fail to take the Dr. Slocum System of Treatment if they wish to derive the full benefits of favorable climatic condi tions and scientific medication. The Dr. Slocum System of Treatment (consisting of Four Preparations) is both medicine and food. The medicines used in it allay the cough and lung irritation, heal the soreness and subdue the pairs in the throat, overcome shortness of breath, improve the appetite and diges tion, and bring comfort, rest and re freshing sleep, while its food properties are building up the constitution, enrich ing the blood and infusing the sufferer with new life and vigor. No single remedy will accomplish all ibis, but the Four Remedies embodied in the Dr Slocum System of Treatment will. More than a quarter of a century has been devoted to perfecting this System of Treatment; every indication, every symptom in Consumption and other diseases of the Throat and Lungs, has been carefully studied in the devel opment of this Treatment, therefore those who take it and give it a fair trial, certainly avail themselves of all that modern science and skill have to offer for the cure of Consumption and all forms of wasting diseases. Dr. Slocum’s faith in the efficacy of his System of Treatment is so strong, and his interest in the welfare of hu manity so great, that he will cheerfully send his complete System of Treatment (Four Preparations) FREE to all suf ferers v.'ho ask for it. '■<i id uni Mirt" ] i»#M* IIMJI'V y'. •Tf I lltlllllliB Liiiitlllii Hill"' m ii r-t ■ \ i .11111 .. . null •»«*•» ^ I Complete Free Course of Treatment, Consisting of Four Preparations, Formula of Dr. Slocum. Write the Doctor. Simply write, giving your full name, postoffice and express address, to Dr. T. A. Slocum. Lalxiratorics, 96 and 98 Pine Street, New York City, stating that you read this article in this paper, when the FOUR FREE PREPARATIONS will be sent you, together with free advice adapted to your case. r t ,. *■" Do not buy Your clothing.... 1 i i Before seeing us. We have just received BEAUTIFUL LINE OF SEBSES * The Very thing for Spring and and Summer. CARROLL S CARPEHTER. “OUR FAMOUS BLEND,” 1*10. SiVIV'I'A.SS ituti MA.HIOOHA, Stands for all the requisites of good cofl'et—Purity, Qualify, !)<•- liciousnoes and Economy. Rich, smooth and fragrant, 20c per pound or 5 lbs for 95c. SUGAR PEAS, very sweet and surprisingly tender, 90c per doz. Cheap enough for soup but really too good. We will soon be able to offer you coffee fresh from our roaster every day. LIPSCOMB & ALEXANDER, The Kings of Low Prices. What Fits ? Why, Our Clothing and 5hoes. \\ e have the best line of clothing in the city tit the very lowest prices. We can fit any shaped fellow you bnn<r us. There is no question about our shoe stock, and we have the line that fits, that wears, and that suits everyone's money. It is a known tact that we are leaders when it comes to men's and hoys’ shirts and drawers. \\ h< 11 ^on want a trunk, dress suit ease, grip or valise we are the folks to buy from. Wc carry all the up-to-date neckwear, shirt and cuff buttons. Wlmt we wiint In your trside—** and to get your business we have to get our goods right to make the prices suit. Well, we just have all this and guarantee to please you. Our oOc and D8c umbrellas are sellers. We lead in millinery and'drees goods and sell you the newest goods and best styles for the least money. All we ask is to give us a call. We have the largest and best line of heavy and fancy groceries to be found in the city. Yours to save you money, The Company Store, Leaders in Honest Goods and Low Prices. CITY AND COUNTY CONGLOMERATED. Local News from Town and Country TOO SHORT FOR A HEAD Hut None Too Short to Mention, llt-neo They Are lioil<-<! Down For IJtilt-ic Kead- ii.K l>y Uuxy t l.«‘dgrr 1’atroiiM Who Are Prraitt-d for Tfiue. Paul Morgan, who has been con fined to the house some days with the mumps, is well again. We arc glad to learn that L. C. Marbry’s children, who have been quite sick, are now improving. Services were held in the Metho dist and the First and Second Baptist Churches Sunday. Large congrega tions attended and enjoyed able and appreciated Easter sermons. Yesterday morning, Cherokee plows began to move, and if the weather continues good it with be mavelous to see how much work can bo down in a short time by eager workers. The Mayor had his usual Monday morning court yesterday. There were no serious cases, but under the Mayor’s wise manipulations they added thirty-five dollars to the city funds. Don’t fail to see the Barlow it Baker stock company in Damon and Pythias at theGalTuey Graded School building Thursday evening. It will doubtless prove to he the theatrical event of the season. United States Commissioner Bell’s court was open Friday investigating charges against some young men from the county for selling wh’skey. A'ter full enquiry into the facts the young men were discharged. “THE SMOKER.” II Titol><‘u TrfiiH'iulioua Social Suc- CCMH. Masonic Hall was well filled Sat urday night, the occasion being a “smoker” given by the Municipal League. (Lung to the fact that it was Saturday night it was nearly U o’clock before hostilities were com menced, hut after it did begin the fun was fast un i furious. The meet ing was presided over by the presi dent of the association, who wel comed t he guests in a few brief re marks. Charming music was re*n- dered by the orchestra. Those who favored the audience with singing were Messrs. Geiss. Cotton, Gaffney and Johnson. .Speeches were made by Col. T. B. Butler, Col. T. Stobo Farrow and Mr. Wm. G. Lees. Messrs. Lees and Cotton also utnuaed the audience with a funny story each. Everybody smoked except the chairmain. He was barred for the occasion but will, in all probability, be in the swim the next time. The tm tnbership books were opened and fifty members enrolled. Coffee* and sandwiches were served during the evening and everybody seemed to ha*) a good time. The league will meet again tonight, it being the regular meeting night, when steps will be taken to get up something else to promote the social welfare of Gaffney. A resolution was unanimously adopted memorializing congress to establish a national park at the Dowpens Battle Ground. Mr. G. VV. Lees introduced the resolution. County Coimjiixolonerx Mot-ting. 'ihe count) commissioners occu pied most of the day Friday examin ing plans submitted by the Pawley Jail Company and o'hers for a jail for the county. They adapted the one submitted by the Pawley Company which is a model, combining strength, convenience, comfort and beauty. The plan embraces ample and secure quarters for prisoners, arranged on the most approved modern plans, and spacious living quarters for the jailer and his family. .Sealed bids for building the jail will be advertised for and opened on the oth of May when the contract will be let and the work of building will be commenced at once. Saturday t be commissioners looked at sites for the county alms house and farm and selected a portion of the Petty farm about two miles west of the city, which will probably be bought, if price can be agreed upon. The appointment of Mr. VV. H. Ross us clerk of the board by Super visor Lipscomb was unanimously ap proved by the board. Cherokee’s board of county com missioners is composed of thorough bueiiMSS men who fully comprehend their duties, are entenseiy interested in the county’s welfare and while coreful with the county’s money b- iii ve that Cherokee’s improvements shon d be the best, because the best is the cheapest. Mm. Ut'it<l. Mrs Lydia ll_ckaby, of the Gowdy vil.e section, died lust Thurs day at an advanced age, at the resi dence of Mr. L. C. Mabry. Mrs. Huckaby was born and raised in tlie neighborhood where she died. She was a highly respected and pious lady, and had been u member of the Baptist church for many years. KniciMlity. All sales advertisi d for yesterday were called off.except 7o acres of land of the. A I). Itiy estate which was sold by Probate Judge Webster for tfUY It was bought byJ. Eb. Jef feries. agent. Few people were in the city, and s eimd not to civo much attention to the sales. Cure a Cold in One Day. Tul.r !,a.xatlvu lirotuo Quinine Tablets. \I1 CnierUlxrelund nioney If It fulls to rure I In K' liaine has L. 11. Q. on eucli tablet (UiuroktM) Dru# Oo. Out. ti-tim To Cure Coiniil|>utiun Forever* 1 Take Cuscui eU Catuly Catliurtlc. ice or! If C. C. U. (ail to ume, UrugaisU rvfuaU 1 PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. I’eoiile Von Know hihJ IVopte You Don't Know. E. J. Blanton, of Guston county, North Carolina, who has been visiting iiis brother Mr. Josiah Blanton near the city, spent a short time here yesterday. J. H. Turner made n business trip to .Spartanburg Friday. Miss Ella McCraw is visiting rela tives at Boiling Springs, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Fowler Reynolds, of Thickely Mountain, were in the city Saturday. Miss Addie McArthur, who is atten ding Winthrop College, arrived in the city Friday, to spend a few days with her father, Prof. VV’. F. McArthur. J. P. Booker, of The Cherokee Investergator paid The Ledger a visit yesterday while in the city on busi ness. Coroner Yinesett made a short visit to the city Monday. Mrs. Mary Scruggs went to Roebuck Sunday, to visit her daughter, Mrs. James C. Montgomery. Newton and Jasper Thomas, two worthy Cherokeeans from Allgood, were among their friends in the city Friday. Miss Julia Bridges and Miss An- toinett McSwain, of Boiling Springs, N. C , visited the family of Mr. Robt. McCraw, corner of Petty and Mont gomery streets, the last of the week. J. F. Estes, of Etta June, while 00 a business trip to Gaffney Friday, paid The Ledger a pleasant visit. A. C. Pridmore and C. A. Wood, two of Gaffney’s young men who arc now in business in Concord, N. C., came over home Saturday night and spent Sunday in the city. Arthur and Charley are “A” No 1 and will always meet a hearty greeting in Gaffney, and have the best wishes of our people. JO. R. Sapoch, chairman of the Board of registration was in the city yesterday on official business. Our young townsman. Will Mc- Cruw, now at Clemson Business Col lege, came home Saturday to see bis parents, and was accompanied by his young college friends Messrs R. G. Coleman of Spartanburg and Zoli- koffer Thompson of Bellwuod, N. C. N. G. Littlejohn, of Asbury, spent yesterday in the city. B. H. Maynard, of Williston, 8. C., repnsenting the C. F. Simmons Medicine Company, of St Louis, Mo., spent Saturday in the city. Prof. Claude McArthur, of Clifton, came over to the city Saturday on a visit to his father. A. Harris, a prominent farmer of Allgood, came to the city yesterday. Magistrate M. B. Scruggs, of Ezells, called to see The Ledger Saturday. J. <2- Little went to Columbia Fri day to visit his son, Dever, who is in the South Carolina College. Hon. Wm. Munro arrived iu the city yesterday afternoon. Magistrate Alexander, of Drayton- vilie, came up to the city Saturday. Capt. J. J. Magness. of Grassy Pond, was in the city yesterday after noon. Miss Lucy Thompson, a charming young lady of Blacksburg, was iu the city shopping, one day last week. Jesse K. Burton, once a citizen of Gaffney, was in the city Friday re ceiving hearty greetings from his many friends. Prof. R. O, Sams returned home tiiis morning from Spartanburg where be has been on a business trip. Kinyon Blanton, one of Cherokee’s hard working famer, was in the city a short time yesterday. Wm. C. Thompson came up from the farm Saturday and »■ pent Sun day at his father’s, in the city. Dr. Sidney Sarratt.'of Suunyside, spent Sunday in the city with his brother and sisters. E. K. Be leu, of Blacksburg, was in the city yesterday. J. R. Green, of Grover, one of Cherokee’s young school teachers, paid The Ledger an appreciated visit Saturday. Miss Marion Wilks, of Wilksburg, Chester county, and Miss Minnie Stokes, of Sant uc, Union county, both pupils of Limestone College, spent Sat unlay with Mrs. D. A. Thomas on Victoria avenue. X. Blanton, Esq., of Grassy Pond, was among his friends in the citv Saturday. Baxter Wood, a prominent business man of Pacolc-t, spent yesterday in the city. Eugene Lipscomb, of Asbury, paid The Ledger a visit Saturday. Muster Elija McSwain, one of Cherokee’s bright little boys from over the river, called on The Ledger Saturday and entered his father's name as a subscriber. F. G. Stacy went to Atlanta Ga., yesterday on business. J.C. Jefferies, Esq., returned from Charleston Friday where he had been on professional business. County commissioner J. B. Brown paid The Ledger a pleisant visit Saturday. Henry Tate, Esq . of Webster, spent the day in the city yesterday. Nt-iv I’ontiiiusti r. A. R. N. Folger, recently appointed postmaster at Gaffney by President McKinley, took charge on the 1st inst. relieving Mr. T. II. Littlejohn, who was appointed by President Cleve land. Mr. Littlejoli.. was a com petent officer, at all times courteous and attentive to his business and gave the patrons of the officer entire satisfactory. Mr. Folger formerly lived in Pick ens. He came to Gaffney a little more than two years ago and lias conducted himself so as to secure the confidence of the people in his moral and business character, and to inspire tbe belief that we will still have a good postmaster. Educate Tour Ilowcli Willi Cwacarwti. Candy Catliarllc, cure corixuputtoii forever. 10c, SCk-. If C. C C. fail, druaKUu n-fuud money. —Picture frames made to order on short notice; all the latrst styles in moulding just received; promptness is my motto. M. G, Montgomery. Trespass Notice. N OTICK ix iit-Niliy given tlial all parties urn f<>rl>i*idi)ii to irraptuix on lIn- hinds of the ettate of J. II. Stroup for the purpoxt- of iiuutinir, fishing, otc., under the pvnullyof tin' law. 4-4-»t(Kl H.S. BtHOCV. DAMON AND PYTHIAS. To Im> rri-Kt-iilod In the DafTiioy «.md(d Kflioot Itullding Thuradsy Night. “This great play was excellently rendered by a strong and thoroughly capable company, and one of the most enthusiastic audiences greeted their splendid efforts with spontane ous applause. Seldom has it been our pleasure to witness tbe perform ance of a more evenly balanced com pany of artists. Mr. Luke Cosgrove as Damon was all that the most ex acting could demand. Mr. Cosgrove is an intense and thrilling actor, as cending often to heights of grandeur. Pietro Sosso as Pythias established himself at once in the hearts of all, and fully demonstrated what a sub lime character Pythias is when in the hands of a good actor. Moreton Baker as Dionisius, the tyrant heart ily hated, gave a very artistic per formance. John Higgins gave a very strong rendition of Sutulius Harry Barlow us Phiilistius aided and abet ted Dionisius to tbe satisfaction of all, while Miss May Stewart as Calan- the was an agreeable surprise to everyone. Her portrayal of this sweet, womanly character was a per fect delight, and won her audience to smiles or tears at will. Miss Blanch Wei by gave an excellent performance of Hermion, and Chas. Sheffield as Prolles was soldierly and clever.” The above criticism is from the Spartanburg Herald of March 23rd. The Ledger can conscientiously rec ommend the play as being one of the deepest and most powerful that is before tbe public, and we cannot but believe that there is some merit in the company presenting it or else they could not show such a press notice as the above. Aside from the fact that the show is for the benefit of the local K. of P. we have no hesitency in recommending it to our people as a clean and artis tic production and those who attend may expect to be elevated and en nobled by the performance. Owing to tlie fact that the County Commissioners have passed a resolu tion prohibiting the use of the court house for other than the court pur poses the performance will take place in the Gaffney Graded School build ing on Thursday evening at 8 o’clock. On Friday evening Richelieu will be rendered. I.o.t The Cump. Major Littlejohn received a letter Friday from Col. A. Howard, Super intendent of the South Carolina Military Academy, declining Gaff ney’s invitation to have the summer encampment of the cadets at Gaff ney this summer and stating that it will he at Orangebure. Gaffney regrets tliat she failed to receive the camp but congratulates Orangeburg on her success, and fur ther puts Col. Howard and bis boys on notice that they are ours next year. Iluu't Tobarro Spit mid SnioLc Your l.lfe iircy. To quit t'lharco easily imd foret’^r, be mug crtic. lull of life, nerve uml vipor, take No-To- Hac, the wonder-worker, that makes weak men strong. All druggists, &Gc or SI. Cure guaran teed liooklct and sample free. Addresy Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York. For Sale Advertisements under this head will be Inserted for one cent a word each inser tion. Iso ad inserted for less than ten cents. der age. Jesse Littlejohn. Itpd N OTICK TO FARMERS:—We are prepared to loan money on acceptable papers pay able next fall. National Bunk of Gaffney. 3-14-tl' For Rent. To Let. *0 LET—Bull for service; iOc when cow Is turned In pasture. S. Q. Surratt. 3-14-til Wanted. W ANTED—To buy ten shares National Hank of Gaffney stock. T. M. Little john. Star Farm. S. C. 3-31-‘itpd 50 pairs ladies’ fine liand- sewed, $1.75 shoes, sizes 3-5, at 98c only; 10 doz. men’s $1 hats at 75c only; 60 pairs men’s $1.50 pants at 98c. Remember, ve have a large and complete stoek of tarior- made clothing, dry goods, hats, caps, shoes, valises, umbrellas, notions, etc. The best quality at the low est prices. A fulf line of base ball and cycle shoes. We guarantee to undersell anybody in our line of goods. Will save you money. F or SALE One splendid young mule. Cash or on time. F. G. Stacy. S OME rare bargains In sewing machines g'Kxl as new. Also any parts ordered for old machines. R. S. Lipscomb. J EST RECEIVED.—An elegant new lace of script type with which to print wedding cards, visiting curds, etc.: alsott neat line of visiting cards which we will sell either print ed or plain at prices that are reasonable. Apply at ThkLkdolh. Notice. I WILL let to the lowest bidder Wednesday Mhelath ins*., the bridge across Cherokee Creek just Irelow the Southern li. R. trestle. Finns and specification will be found in my office. N. Lipscomb. April 4cli. ls:>tf-tt' County Supervisor. A LL parties are forbidden to employ my son, Jim Littlejohn, he having left my employ without my consent and being un- n < r, , I. \ « T 14 4 1 .. 1 . 1 County Attorney. If. K. Otiborne, Esq., of tbe law firm of Butler A Osborne was on last Friday elected county attorney of Cherokee county by tbe county commissioner. In tbe place of T. B. Butler, who declined re-election. Mr. Osborne is a young man of line promise. Ho bus ability, is a bard student und before tbe courts here lias made Impressions which are fast Increasing bis business and bringing him into prominence as an attorney and a citizen. Saturday. The ground being too wet to plow Saturday, there was a big crowd in the city. Every quarter of the coun ty was represented and all seemed to be busy, Tbe stores were crowded all day, and merchants report large sales in all departments of trade. TOY-DAY HEROISM I Struggling through life, cursed with ca- t&rrb, is a common experience. How ever heroic the fight catarrh gen erally wins. Under some name or other it gets the best of us. Frank U. Ingalls, Waco, * Tex., and thou sands of others have been permanently cured of catarrh by Dr. Hartman’s successful remedy Pe-ru-na. Here is Mr. Ingalls’ letter: Dr, S. H. Hartman, Columbus, O. Dzab Sir:—“ Pe-ru-na and Man-a-lin have cured me of one of the worst cut.es of catarrh any one ever had. M v case was so severe that 1 was compelled to discontinue my business, that of con ductor on a railroad; but I am now entirely well.” Ordinary treatment of catarrh is for local relief. Cures are not expected. Dr. Hartman’s method eradicates ca tarrh absolutely. Get his latest book and learn how to combat this insidious disease. The Pe-ru-na Medicine Co., Columbus, O., will mail Dr. Hartman's books free on application. H. A. Scott, Burt, Tcnn., writes: ‘‘I feel vary thankful to my Maker and your great medicine that I am cured. 1 would not be without Po* ru-na in the house. ” Pe-ru-na has been curing catarrh for forty years, it plucks out the roots of catarrh and builds people up. Ail druggist* sell it. Gaffney Graded ScM Building. Two NiglitS” “’April 6-7. Barlow & Baker’s Stock Company in Damon & Pythias Richelieu, etc, etc. Benefit Gaffney Lodge K. of P. General admission 50 cts. A Mother's Hope is tbat when her little ones are born, •they will be vigor ous and healthy. Her hopes will be fully realized if she will prepare herself during pregnancy with MOTHER'S FRIEND, the widely-known external liniment which so many women use. It not only paves the way for easy de livery, but insures strength and vigor to the new-born. Said by l>ru*irUt« for *1 • bottld. *.nd f- frt. lUiuUMW Uu* tfeat MUTHXILtS >kIk.K]>. THE BKAtiFIELD REGULATOR CO , AUuU. U* The Pearl Steam Laundry % >Q Is operating on lull time and turning out ftr»t-class work. Remember us when you want work done. We will call for your package. We also have iu operation A First-Class Grist Mill, We respectfully solicit your patronage and ask the people out of town to bring their corn uIouk when they come in to do their shopping. Will make your meal while you are busy here and you will lose no time. McLemore Bros,, Prop’s. Aint it strange what talas people will tell you about their goods and the amount they sell. You don’t helive everythin* you hear; neither do you bell ve everything you read. It would be Foolish • to do so. 1 make no boasts, but sell groceries os good as the best and cheap us the cheapest. Money re funded If goods are not satisfactory, pro vided they are returned In as good order as when they leave the store. Free delivery In the city. TOH L. BROWN. Notice to Contractors. Sealed bids will be signed at the offi.-e received by the under- >f N. Lipscomb. County until noon. May 4th, 1)09, County. S. ( the erection of a two-story brick jail a jailer’s residence. Jail department to he fire-proof, according to plan und specifica tions now on file In above described office. Each bidder will Ire required to lile with bid a certified check for live hundred dol lars payable to undersigned and agreeing to forfeit same should he not sign contract and make bind iu five days from time contract 1* awarded for faithful compliance of contract according to plan and specIftcation. Each bidder will also be allowed to furnish with hid steel and iron specifications, show ing oi explaining construction of cell woi’ and metal he proposes to use in construct!' of steel and iron work. The undersigned reserve the right tore* ject any and all bids. N. Lipscomb. 4-4-tf County Supervisor. Serge •TORE ROOM next to T. Davenports for Gent. A. N. Wood. 3-7-tf The banner garments of the season Blue Is the color $12.50 the price per suit MADE TO MEASURE •v Fred Kauffmann The American Tailor CHICAGO You will reproach jrourself if you bujr before examining STYLE 6678 Ask his local representative J. R. TOLLESON & GO. to show you the pattern and the u other serges." The Bostoi ....the:.... SOUTH ATLANTIC STATES MUSICAL FESTIVAL. (Sill Yr.) Under auspices of Converse College Choral Society, Spirtiflbirt, S. C., Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, April 25, 25 ail 27, 'll. Flv« CwaccrU: -Three nights and two afternoons. HaydnWrcatlon" and Mendelsbohn’fl Hymn of Fralw." The Boston Festival UrchoMru (i.. |M*rform.erx) will toJko part In every concert. ARTISTH:- Miss Sara Anderson Sopruna; Miss LohbiHcr, Soprano; Miss Blanche Towl Contralto; Mr. t'larpiicc Shirley, Tenor; Mi Myron W. Whinny. Jr, Kaxb; and the gm Baritone. 5IONOK CAnPANARI; M. r - V «W V. Rogers. Holo Harp; Dr. C. W. Oar kill, Solo Violin; Mr. E. A. Franklin. Sol# rluUi; Mr. If. UuUuhke. Solo Horn. ThoConverse ColleM Hueloty: Dr. K. II. IVter*. Director: Mix* Mary H. Law, PmnlHtt'; Mr*. YNumoi DuPre. Orgunlbt. S|hm’UI KnUroad Kutos from ail point*. Heoson tickets to admit to five concert*. *4.411; on sale from Thursday. MoJ-chSfci tohatur- ‘ After (hut date tickets f jr each concert will n,- ii no heud all orders (or ticket* to * • • MU. WABKKN DuFIiE, H-U-71