davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-26

wydawafy sic pred tym sej-
mem niemal zbrodniami, dzi.
siaj zas, po sejmie, W ca}ej pei.
nj okazaly sic tenn, czem byfy
cd poczatku, a mlanowicie ME.
uzasadnionymi zarzutami.
Dose przytoczyt zarzuty o.
wego os@awionego nkomitetu
sledczego' W sprawie Wlekli6-
skiego lub rzekomych naduayt
byfego Zarzadu Centralnego,
ably sic przekonac, ze Sejm
XIII usunaf raz ma zawsze ro-
bote podziemna, szkodliwa
niepowofanych opiekunow, wy.
kazaf jasno. IL obecny system
prowadzenia rachunkow zwiaz-
kowych i ich kontrolowania
wyklucza prawie zupefnie mo-
aliwoSc nadusye, zapewnia naj
zupe1niej bezpieczehstwo fun
dusz6w skfadanych przez braci
zwiazkowycb do kasy naszej
organizacji.
Wprowadzenie nowego sys-
temu wyboru urzednik6w, O
ktorym ma innem miejscu po-
dajemy obszerniejsza wzmian-
ke, usunelo tel raz ma zawsze
cd ubiegania sic o urzedy
Zwiazkowe ludzi wcale dla ma
szej organizacji ME pozadanych.
Wreszcie uznanie "a rzecz
konieczna radykalnej zmiany
obecnej konstytucji Zwiazko-
wei. tax nieodpowiedniej ME ,
d dostatecznej wobec olbrzymie-
go wzrostu Zwiazku, musimy
uznac "a krok wielki dla
Zwiazku nader korzystny. Do
tychczas bowiem ma wszystkich
sejmach konstytucjs nasza, ae
sic TAX wyrazimy, fatano tylko,
dodajac do starych, przeoczo-
nych paragraf6w, nowe, czasem
nawet sprzeczne. l ME dziw.
Kazdy sejm lyle miaf spraw
najrozmaitszych do zafatwienia,
BE gruntowne przejrzenie cafej
konstytucji i zastosowanie .jej
do praw obowiazujacych byfo
rzecza wprost niemoaebna. To
teA wyznaczenie oddzielnej ko-
misji dla opracowania novel
konstytucji oraz uchwafe co do
swofania W przeciagu szesciu
miesiecy sejmu nadzwyczajne-
nego, poswieconego jedynie u
prawomocnieniu tel konstytu-
cji, uwazamy "a mysl bardzo
szczesliwa, tylko bowiem ia.
kim sposobem dojdziemy do
ostatecznego uregulowania dzia-
iu asekuracyjnego Zwiszku,
a wtedy Zwiazek jeszcze
szybciej rozwijac sic bedzie nii
dotychczas. Me dose jednak
ma tenn, gdyt dopiero z chwila
zupefnego uregulowania tel
piekacej sprawy, Zwiazek be-
die mogi Gala sta zwr6cic sic
ku uregulowaniu wychodztwa
naszego pod wzgledem narodo-
wynn i spofecznym, CO Jest
wfasciwie gi6wnym jego celem,
ale z ktorej to drogi sciagnefy
go go interesy asekuracyjne.
Plerwotnie asekuracja byfa
" naszej organizacji - jak to
juz tylokrotnie wspominalismy
-tylko srodkiem dla wieksze-
go pof4crenia wezfem brater-
stwa zwiazkowcow, dis jednak
stafa sic sprawa cd kt6rej wy
peinienie wszystkich innych
celow zwiszku zalezy. a vice,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-26

i'AseoW uio uuuic WyStarCLy
dasenie do prawdy. wyswietla
ME nikczemnosci, obrona praw
ludu.
Organ najwiekszej polskiej
orgaoisacji W Ameryce musi
spe}nic zadanie jake nan nafo-
tono, must bye prsedstawicie
lem tego, CO tchnie, wolnoscie
my<li i wolnoscia przekona6
mdsi dzierzyc wysoko sztandal
sprawy narodowej ! wyzwole
MIA ludu roboczego z pod ucis.
ku wyzyskiwaczy, ME jego
wiec jest rzecza sfutyt jake
mukolwiek stronnictwu opor.
tunistycznemu, zgadsajacemu
sie ma obecny stan spoieczef
stwa, przyjmujacemu rzeczy
TAX jak ca, a ME dbjqcemu Q
szczescie przyszfych pokolef
Me jego to rneczs powta-
ram. Walka o Easady, walks
Z ciemnota 1acofaniem,, walka
tenn wszystkiem, co stara sic
przedfuzyc panowanie wyzysku
mad zasfaga osobista ! prawami
do szczescia, jake ma kaady
csionek ludzkosci bez wzgledu
ma swoje stanowisko spofeczne;
to So punkty wytycsne, kt6.
rych organ zwiazkowy trzymat
sic musi,. a cd ktorych ME cd.
Staple,
Jednym punkt6w takich,
plama ma dziejach ludzkosci,
Jest sprawa nieszczesliwej Oj.
czyzny naszej, Polski. Pozba
wienie jej bytu politycznego,
odebranie jej praw. rozdarcie
jei ma try czesci jedynie dla
zadosycuczynienia dzikim in.
stynktom zaborczym- to czyn,
ktory ME mole pozostac bez-
karnym. Jezeli W sercach ma
szych istnieje choc iskra przy.
wiazania do tel Ojczyzny ma
szej, to musimy daaye, by to
CO jej wydarto zostafo jej zwr6-
conem i dop6ki to ME nastapi,
doptty ME many prawa zfoiyc
broni. A jednak W tel spra-
vie, tax swietej sprawiedliwej,
odzywaja sic glosy. abysmy z
losem sic zgodzili, abysmy wy
siikow poprzestali, abysmy u
chylili glove pred koniecz
nosca!
Cay mozebnem jest, aby or.
gan zwiazkowy gfosow tych
siuchaf, stat sic rozsadnikiem
tel idei upokorzenia niewoli
Nigdy! Walcza; juz chotby
tylko W imie zasad, musieli-
bysmy upomniec sic o prawa
uciemiezonego narodu, a coz
dopiero, gdy obok poczucia
sprawiedliwosci stanie W parze
serce gorace synow mfujacych
make swa - Polske?
To tee nietylko zasadami, ale
i screen sic rzadzac stawiac be
de zawsze sprawe nieszczesli
wei Polski ma pierwszem miej-
scu j o lie mi sit starczy po-
wieksze szeregi jej obro6cow.
Ola tel samej przyczyny O.
bowiazkiem moim bedzie po.
pierac i nadal wszystkie in ,ty.
tucje organizacje, kt6re czy to
Posrednio, czy bezposrednio do
tego samego celu daza. To
tel Skarb Narodowy Polski,
Sokoli, Spiewacy Mfodziea
znajda we mnie zawsze wierne
go sfuge gorliwego obrohce.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-26

sic Zwiazek Narodowy Pol,
zdrowy rozw6j i dodatnia jej
dziafalnoSc polega ma odpo.
wiedniem, zgodnem i pilnem
sprawowaniu obowiazk6w
przez wszystkich mas, po-
czawszy cd czfonka grupy, az
do Cenzora Zwiazku.
Niechaj kazdy wypefnia
swe obowiazki = ME zadajmy
wiecej! TIE slowa okreslaja
wszystko. Stanowisko mole
zaleznem jest zupefnie cd u
chwa} Sejmu XIII. w duchu
wiec tych uchwaf jego praco-
wac bede, proszac Was, Bra
cia Zwiazkowi o szczery
wsp6fudziaf.
Czy Sejm XIII ME wykazai
jasno przebiegiem obrad
swoich, re dotkliwym brakiem
naszym jest zbytnia zapalczy-
wose? Czy wiele przykrych
chwil ME moznaby byfo unik-
mac, gdyby jasno okreslone
i zrozumiafe byfY nietylko
obowiazki, lecz i prawa po-
szczeg6lne, kt6rych nam pre-
kraczac ME woIno?
Ola tych wzgled6w utwo-
rzenie Wydziafu Sprawiedi-
wosci, jako najwyaszej instan-
cji apelacyjnej, ktora skfadac
sic ma cenzora j czterech
vice cenzorow, uwazam "a
Jedna z najpozyteczniejszych
uchwal Sejmu XIII. Istnienie
tego wydziafu zapobiegnie
bowiem wybrykom nieporo-
zumieniom.
Komu tylko, czy to wie-
dza czy bezwiednie, z jakich-
kolwiek powod6w krzywda
sic stafa, niechai uda sic do
komitetu tego, przesyfajac
podanie ma rece mole, a recze
re kazda sprawa rozpatrzonq
i zafatwiona szybko sumien-
ME zostanie.
Jak przez utworzenie ko-
misji apelacyjnej, Sejm XIII
zagrodzif droge nieporozumie-
niom na przyszioic, tax przez
uchwafe zwofania Sejmu mad.
zwyezajnego, jedynie dla ure-
gulowania spraw asekuracyj-
nych, pofozyf state podstawy
pod olbrzymiejacy coraz wie-
ceJ gmach naszego Zwiazku.
Doprowadzenie tel sprawy
do skutku, zbudowanie przez
czas przeznaczony nam sta
fych i trwafych fundament wv,
'oparfszy sic ma kt6rych Zwia-
EEK nasz dalej szybciej jesz.
cze rose bedzie; uwazam "a
jeden z najpierws ych obo-
wiazkow moich wiozonych ma
mnie przez Sejm XIII. Mad
z6r i pilne baczenie mad
wszystkimi departamentami
organizacji naszej- oto zada-
ME dalsze piracy mel, oto sta
nowisko mole.
Oprocz tel re tax pow EN-,
wewnetr'nej piracy, czekaja
mas j prace inne, o ktorvcb
ME many prawa.
Daisy rozw6j i poparcie jed.
nego Skarbu Narodowego,
kt6rego, jako Cenzor Zwiazku
n. P. stale sic peinomocnym
komisarzem representation
- oto pierwsza z Mich,
Czy potrzebuje Was WY
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1899-03-16
Consolidated Homestead
Entries,
Lond Office at Natchitoches, La
Eebruarv "a 1899.

Laad Office at Natchitoches, La !
February "a, 1899.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
~ named settlers have filed notice of their in
tention to make final proofin support of thier
claims. and that said proof will be made before
B. A. Kelly, Clerk Of the District Court at
Benton, La, on April 6, 1899, viz: Home
stead Entry No. 5NI-Fleta Tazewell, widow
of Mat Tazewel, deceased-for the southwest
qnarter of section Is, township 10 North
range IL West, Louisiana Meridian. She
names the following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz: Abner Anderson, Dan Porter
Nelson Tansy, Wash Allen, Of Allentown, La
Viz: Homestead Entry No. 5Si4-Harry
An1erson-for the southeast quarter OF section
26, township 10 North, range II West, Louisi-
ana Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, viz: Abner Anderson. Nelson
Tansy, Dan Porter, Wash Allen, Of Allentown,
La.
Viz: Homestead Entry No. 5eO2-Mary
Bailey, widow OF Seaborne Bailey, deceased
for the northeast quarter Of section rs, town
ship l9 North, range II West Louisiana Meri-
dian. She names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon and cul-
tiva&ion of said land, viz: Abner Anderson.
Nelson Tansy, Dan Porter, Wash Alien, of
Allentown, La.
EDw'D PHILLlPs, Register.
Meseh 2. 1889. APPS
- u = /
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5, DEALING, La, MARCH TO-
! Owing to the sad death Of
VT. Keith, Treasurer OF
40 louisiana Baptist Asso-
and also a member and
s., Of the Associational MIS-
sge..d, / hereby appoint brother
81, Adair, Of Pilgrim Home
=, eharcb, at ivan, Bossier
.k.toant the unexp'red term
- ii money belonging to the
;,,iea, or State Missions for
IN, Il the local Board, can be
Itturned over.
respectfully,
W.B. BoGGs, Moderator.
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0ysters and a1acaroni,

One pint OF oysters, about one-half
pound macaroni, one-half cup butter.
one cup cracker crumbs, two eggs ~
cups milk; break macaroni in small bits
Ind boil 20 minutes, then skim out, put
layer in buttered dish, then layer
Of oysters, bits Of butter, salt and pep
per to taste, and 90 on till all are used,
having macaroni on top; beat the eggs,
mix with the milk and pour over all
livery nice without the eggs). Dust the
cracker (rollsd fns) over che top bake
. miuutss-Dostou Globe.
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SEEDS! FOR GARDEN and FIELD SEEDSI

Plant less Cotton and grow feed and product for which ot
realize cash in less than three months instead waiting th
1intrested call seed where
keep line of different varieties of Clover Corn Grasses
Vegetables Potatoes Onion Sets in fact anything the Of
Seed adapted this section of country you call will
gladly furnish you with information wish regarding
planting eng and marketing regardless buying Seedsos
yoa do you will be treated fairly. Yours truiy,2
Henry Rose,
Nos SIT, 49, 521 Spring ST., Shreveport La
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OFFICIAL BUSINESS EXEMPT
FROM STAMP DUTY.--We publish
for the Information Of parties inter
ested the following ruling which VT
take from circular issued from the
Office Of the Commissioner of Inter,
nal Revenue, at Washington:
IL. Checks drawn by United
States disbursing officers against
public funds standing to their official
credit in performance Of duties re
quircd By law do not require a 2-cen'
Internal Revenue stamp placed
thereon. And all checks drawn by
officers Of States, counties ard mimi
cipalities for the discharge of the
obligations of States, counties and
municipalities are exempt under sec
ton II of the act"
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ryTRg INSTITUTE CLUB.

usroH, La, MARCH 8, 1899.
n lorcooon and adjourned to
/. the afternoon at 2 o'clock.
sanders President, in chair;
I land acting SECRETARY.
10 d meeting stated.
~ Norman, A. P. Butler, $. L.
-, Df. G. Il. Irion, W. j. Daw-
snd @. @. Gayle were enrolled
nbers.
eadvisability of having a Par
nj Sss then discussed.
lin made and seconded, That
fness' Institute have a Fair
in Of 1899. Motion carried.
ma and seconded, That the
tsat appoint a Fair Committee
ling Of two citizens from each
vith The President as Chair
h meet at his call, at Benton.
Dpnpose Of the Committee is to
Ito ) plan to organize . Fair.
= carried.
nd and seconded, That the
- n requested to publish the
nsf tho meeting. Motion car
M nd seconded, That the
e sdjonrn to meet at Benton
llth Of April at II o'clock.
arried.
TT. LAND, Acting Sec'y.
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Coroner 81. Neeson was called to
Bossier City on Tuesday to hold an
inquest on the body Of Della John
son, colored, who died very sudden
~ and supposed to be poisoned
After Investigation Of the facts in
the case, the Coroner decided there
was no suspicious circumstances
connected with the case-that she
died Of congestion Of the brain, and
ordered the body buried.
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J Atlanta Semi W eekly Journal
did paper and on the right
! 1s'rJ Georgian in Bossier par
I'D receive the Semi Weekly
price, 81. We offer the
lord Banner one year for $1.75.
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% PER CENT DISCOUNT
ON ALL HATS.
StetsOn,
Knox
and Others.
We have decided to 60 ont of
the Hat Business, aud to clean
out the stock quick. We will
allow a discount of 25 per cent
Off OF each dollar spent for
Hat in our store.
This big discount brings Stet-
son $500 grade down to 1916
and tue 81 grade to 50 Cor
$3.50 soft and stiff hats are
Sl.9O; and the Dollar Hats are
going for Is cents.
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r. #. Lead,

A ttorney Mt Law, Benton, La. Will practice
N in the Courts of Bosaier and adjoining
parishes.
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...ssnen. roll for the town
s., !, now open at the Court
nd III parties owning prop
!. tovu are requested to
.-.rd and give in their as
=. The Town Council will
s. Board Of Reviewers on
.a., March %, for the pur-
x,,siewiug assessments.
T. T. LAND, Mayor.
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french pr1vateer. 1t has only been
,racked since few years before the
war;"
The strangest part Of the story Is The
wonderful preservation of the timbers
In the old structure. They are all hewn
oak, put together with wrought-iron
nails, and the wood is 30 hard that I
don't believe it would be possible 70
drive . nineteenth century nail into Il
with an ak.
Louisville Of to-day is still unpreten-
tious. It is the county seat Of Jeffer-
son-named from that great father Of
democracy and declarations.
Louisville has one-gallus railroad,
which blows q long blow Is minutes be-
fore the train starts back to the Central
railroad connection at Wadley, Ga.
The old town has many beautiful
homes and quiet, aristocratic families,
who trace their lineage back 10 colonial
times.-Atlanta Journal. =
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mr.. I. W. Gayle moved into the
w. A. Thompson dwelling yester-
day.
Mrs. R. G. Stinson, of vanceville,
was the guest Of Mrs. Braxton Wise,
Sunday and Monday.
DR.. G. 81. Irion moved yesterda,
10 the Byrd dwelling 10 Benton,
which place he purchased last year.
Mr.. j. II. Belcher return d last
Friday from DR.. schunp .rt's s nj
tarium at Shreveport, very much
improved by his treatment.
Mr.. G. E. Byrd's family, who have
been living in Benton for several
months, have moved back to their
farm, about three miles from Benton.
Misses Mollie and Sallie Vaughan.
and sister and brothers, who have
been living in Beotoa for about a
year, moved back to their home near
Midway yesterday.
Mr.. D. B. Stinson vas carried to
DR.. T. e. Schumpert's Sanitarium.
at Shreveport, last Thursday for a
surgical operation. We are pleased
to learn that he is doing we'll.
Mrs. s. 81. Dowell and her two
little children left on the LIST instant
for Spring Ridge, on the Stamps
and Bodoau Railroad, where she
joined her husband aud will max.
her future home.
DR.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Abney were
called last Friday to the bedside OF
their brother, DR.. T. NJ. Marks, at
Marshall Texas, who, We regret tc
learn, is dangerously i'll. DR.. Abney.
on account CT his professional du-
ties, returned Sunday evening"
Mrs. Abney remained with her
brother.
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odce to the Trade.

IA 10 Benton call at the Brick
lad boy goods at the follow.
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According to recent consular
report, the largest exports ever
made from the Philippine islands
were in 1870, when e29,204, 900
worth Of merchandise was sent out.
Mexico has had IS Presidents
since 1921. OF these, lG have died
violent deaths.
It rained nearly all day Monday
and Tuesday at this place.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-20
THE OCTOROON.

By First Class Local Talent Under the
 Auspices of Several New Haven So-
 cieties
 The famous play, "The Octoroon, or Life in Louisiana the companion play to Uncle Toms Cabin," will be pre- sented at the Grand opera house all next week, under the auspices of sev- eral New Haven organizations for the benefit of their funds for charitable purposes. The play will be presented by first class local talent, including the best colored quartet and buck and wing dancers in the state. There will be matinees Wednesday and Saturday. All the performances will be given at popular prices, 10c, 20c, soc and 5Oc The box office opens to-day The interest taken in the event assures a large sale of seats and highly enjoyable perform ances are assured.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-20

Dr. George Leon Walker, pastor emeri- tus of the Center church in Hartford, formerly of New Haven, was called from its pulpit to Hartford and the Rev. c. o. Day. now secretary of the Congre~ gational Education society, was the lat est pastor of the church.
 William H. Hurlbut, graduate of Yale in the class of 50 and former member of the New York board of edu- cation who inherited fortune from his father, Henry Augustus Hurlbut, is an inmate of a private sanitarium at South Wilton, Conn.,, in charge of pr. Edwin Everett Smith. His condition is said to be serious. Upon the appli- cation of his son-in-law Louis Stuart Wing, Judge Bookstaver of the su- preme court, Tuesday, appointed com mission, consisting of Edward w. S. Johnston, Dr. James Bishop and Joseph Walker, jr to inquire into his sanity, with a. view to having committee on his person and estate appointed
 Among next weeks weddings will be that of Miss Sara Camille Hotchkss, daughter of MT. and Mrs George H. HotchlSiss of Home Place and Fred Wheeler Penney of Worcester, Mass, Yale '9S, to take place at half-past five o'clock on Tuesday, April 25.
 Gardiner Greene of Norwich was in New Haven on business on Tuesday.
 Colonel Thomas Addis gave a hand some dinner for eighteen in the private dining room of the New Haven house Tuesday night for Charles Melen, presi- dent of the Northern Pacific railroad, and Mrs. Mellen. The dinner was in the nature of a farewell, as MT. and Mrs. Mellen will leave New Haven in June for their new home at St. Paul. There was a beautiful profusion of flowers, especially roses. while for the ladies were punches of violets. The men had boutonnieres of white roses. Pres- ent besides the guests of the evening were: Former Governor and Mrs. S. E. Merwin, Frank Hooker Miss Bessie Hooker, Miss Peck, Colonel and Mrs N. G. Osborn, MT. and Mrs. N Albert Hooker, MT. and Mrs: E. Henry Barnes, Mrs. l.. H. Dudley, Miss Carl Dudley, pr, William Hotchkiss and General George H. Ford.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-20

| start to finish and reproduces scenes of | the departure and return from the war | of troops which march up and down | Broadway, going and coming. Over 200 soldiers, many of whom were in the late war, There are realistic effects that are astonishing. Every inch of the stage room is utilized and a degree of truthfulness has been attained in the presentation of such scenes as 1 Printing House Square, the Astor
 House, and the North River Ferry Boat, playing in the middle of te-. stream, that makes the illusion perfect and highly interest the audience. Sale of seats opens Monday. Prices $1.00 75c and soc.
 "A MILK WHITE FLAG" A diverting mixture of farce-comedy, comic opera and spectacular burlesqne is embodied in Hoyt's most popular play "A Milk White Flag" which is buoyant and inspiring from start to finish. Dancing, singing, shapely girls,
 merry jests and the most collaborating of odd and amusing situations combin- ed with startling display of showy costumes on attractive feminine forms | IIldhtS lIlt Uldy dll SitGI II sistible to any man or woman who loves honest fun. The entire equip ment of the play is new this season, in- cluding scenic investment, all costumes and the musical features and special ties. That vivacious little footlight fa
 vorite, Mary Marble, is cast for "The orphan and the supporting company comprises fifty people. They come to the Hyperion on Monday evening, April "A. Sale of seats open Friday Prices s1 .00, 75c and soc.
 THE NOTED WILLIE COLLIER IN
 MIR. SMOOTH"
 At the Hyperion on Friday night comes MT. Smooth,'' a farcical come- dy character. The story indicates Q lively series of events in the household ct wealthy gentleman with a some what antiquated spinster sister, whom he would like to get rid of, and pret- ty daughter whose heart is won by MT. Smooth Among the minor characters provided are sprightly maid, a young woman of fashion, and a book maker, who is got rid of with some trouble of a comical nature. It is in- tended to be a merry household of va Iicu anu ulSllIlCL " pCo, oiiC pI tllC SVi~ wants, in fact, being deaf and the other with an impeachment in his speech The scenes of the farce are located in a mansion in New York and the Grand Union hotel, Saratoga. In the presen- tation of MT. Smooth' Managers Smyth and Rice have surrounded MT. Collier with a company of efficient players comprising John F. Ward, Dan Mason, Thomas Evans, John Hyams, George w. Parsons M. l. Heckert, Thomas Garrick, Maud Granger, Helen Collier, Myrtle May and Louise Allen. Sale of seats now open. Prices $1.50, $1.00 and 75c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-20
POII's Wonderland Theater.

Manager Polls shows never disap- point There is always a number of features in every bill that more than repay visit, and a general excel1erce throughout even to the minor acts. A clever farce heads his bill this week, with Otis B. Thayer playing five differ ent characters during the progress of NO. Five" The story is amusing and the situations are uproarious at times. The Thayers' ability with dialect parts is exceptional. Miss Beatrice Mckenzie and Gilbert Gardner support him excel lently. Ward and Curran are genuine fun makers and entertainers. Mir
 Wards grotesque work and MT Cur ran's delightful ballad singing make a first class act. The Leon Sisters, aero bats and dancers; Fields and Ward in a funny talking act; the Nestor Trio, a
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-20
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