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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-03-14
CIfAs. Horn.
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given to the qualified
electors of the City of Montpelier, State
of ldSho. that on Tuesday. APRIL. 1902,
a city election will he held at the City
Hall for the purpose of electing the fol-
lowing officers:
One City Mayor.
One City Clerk.
One City Treasurer.
One it, Engineer.
One City Councilman from ist ward.
One City Councilman from End ward.
One City Councilman from 3rd ward.
The poles to Re open for the reception
of hauots from 8 O'Clock a. m. to
o'clock p m. of said day.
illness nv hand and seal of the
City OF Montpelier this % day of Feb
rGary 1902.
J. s. BARRETT
AffeSV; Mayor.
r. GRoo
tseaD City Clerk.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-03-14
General Conference.

The seventy-seeond annual general
conference of the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints will con-
vene III the Tabernacle, in Salt Lake
Friday, April 4, 1902, at 10 O'Clock
a. m. The general authorities of
the Church, presidents of stakes and
also all engaged IN the ministry, who
can make it convenient to attend,
are cordially invited to be present
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-03-14
Can't Keep 1t n Secret.

The splendid work "i l1r. King'~ New
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LOckjaw from CObwebs.

Cobwebs put on a cut lately gave Il
woman lockjaw Millions know that
the issl thing TO pnt on a cut il Buck
lens Arnica Salye, The infallible healer
of oun,ls, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Eruption
Burns, >calds and Files it cures or no
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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-03-14
For sale by
]. R. BRENNAN.
MONTPELIER IDA.
Notice to Settle.

l have sold my livery business to
the North Star Livery Co., and |
desire to close up all my business
affairs concerning the livery ard
coal business. Therefore all parties
knowing themselves indehte d TO me
are requested 10 call and settle on.
or before the 18th nf March. 1902.
All accounts must b.. settled by that
date.
% ClfAs. Horn.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-03-14

Over Fifteen Million Dollars to Wild
ows and orphans in death claims and
it loaned to policy holders, on sale
security of their policies nearly $7,OOO,
900.
Why not start an "old age fund.
With the year 1902?
Only twenty payments and you can
carry one of our contracts for six cents
a day and upwards, for $1,000.
Every yo1ng man can carry one
Every married man should carry
one, and
Every married lady ought to carry
one.
Please call at our office and look oyer
our contracts.
We have had applications for over
$50, 600, 600 of insurance since January
1st 1902.
Call on or address
Jos. FULLER
Resident agent
Montpelier. Idaho.
or C. B. WHEELER,
Pocatello Idaho.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-03-14
New Books Received.

Case No. 7 Idaho Free Travelling
Library is now open and ready Tor
distribution at the home of Mrs
Gee, corner of 9th and Lincoln Sts
II contains the following excellent
books:
The Winds. II Gods and the Wande, or
Wesselhoeft.
va raSh1oned Girl. Alcott
Aunt JOS Scrap-Bag. 4lcott
The Lane that has no Turning. Parker
hayid Copperfeld Dickens
The Mill on the Floss. Eliot
The American Revolution vol |. Fiske
The American Revolution volo. Fiske
Scottish Chiefs Porter
Norway. Rovoson
Advanced Reader. Pollard
With Give in India. Han+v
The Wide. Wide orld. Weatbaral
Colonel Carter of Carteryille. Smith
Tom sylvester. Sullivan
That Lass o 'Lowries. -Rnrnatt
T'b'ehueh. Fox.
keing a 10y. C. D. Warmer
lhree Men IN Boat Jerome
AunI Dlaha. Carey
10000 Leagues Under the Sea. Verne
Self Help. Smiles
Ont of India. K;nl;ro
Romance of Industry and Invention.
ochrane.
botany ext Book Coulter.
The Cloister and the Hearth. Reade
Boston Cook Book. Lincoln
Conquests of the Seven Hills. Laine
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-03-14
FEEDING
A MILLION
MOUTHS.

There Is a millionm Titles
Smouths In your skin ready tok
8
xabSorb whatever comes to themx
rs
xWhat kind of soap do you feeds
vthem? We seldom reckon withR
xthe powers Of absorption exer-X
x;ised by the pores of the skins
':and yet 1t is possible for theses
xittle mouths to take In foura
xquarts of water In twenty tours
Shours. No wonder impure toilets
sxand bath soaps are so apt toK
soroduce skin diseases. 4
= You can trust the soap wex
xseu you. We handle none butt
sswotthy brands, and by buying.
sin quantities we are able to-
SSmake low prices on them.
We have a line for SC { for1x
xs25c that can't be beat, betternH
xxstiIl 3 cakes in neat paper boxesaa
sxfOr 25c. I.
sRiter Bros. Drug Cos
LOGAN. UTAH.
Franklin, Preston and 1ontpelier Idaho. w
= v y = y y 80 = eeeeg
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-03-14
New York Life ms. Co
PURELY MUTUAL.

1IE11 MUTUAL.
You don't have to die to win,
Over 600, 900 policy holders, who own
the company and who alone receive the
profits of the company
THE PEOPLES SAVING BANK.
Why? Because during 1901. the com
pany paid to living policy holders, on
matured endowmsnts and other benefits
$l2 5oo, 900, and dividends of 81. 400, 600.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-03-14
Masons Work.

We will take contracts for al kinds
mason work I'll work guaranteed
irst class. Prices reasonable. Give
rs a call.
e. TUELLER.
D. FRED ALBACH
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-03-14

Persons desiring hooks i'll please
come between the hours of ana ia.
N. and to p. m. every day exec. t
sunday.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-10
Habla "San Juan News"

,ProbaAlsmente 10 qua mas hA rssATdAoo
an ana Ss IL o4oygdsp ssas soneSsionss IN
IsIa f-aB8rsss q 10 d0slAR9eion 90 sarfloslo)
por parts del oopgrsso, Ia aido 10 mAla Adml
SihS1sl6n que hA hAbldo Gqut CAUSE oe ne,
Il1y1S an 81 podsr IN pRrtldo eompussto ds'
sIsmsnto bRIo; oil pueblo de los Ese@aoe Onl.
DOS % natural que hAyA dedueido oe sss nas
IA hsdmlnlstrasl6D, que sl pueblo de aqui no 60
toiavis Apto para gobsEnAFSo poF 81 mpmo
L, InI1surnei6n do lGa tuEbAs y 1GnliAs repn
blissnGI an 81 podsT han eonvsrtido nusssro
FoblsFno en- una faFsA.
Bu1o 90 una doSgFGeis, qre oil hsn0 AI&uo
corrective, dabe p0n6rasle Aqu,.
Exlssa 10 cRssneiA honrAds que aha pan
AHA de Rsnts no constlsuye In mSyorfa de
nusstro tusblc; psro oil FeSultado de las slse
slopss lBdidleAEA, sin embargo, Al mundoI DO
ans 10 son. EIto So dshs TODD al ffauds ban
dldals DO sItos miSmoB bFibonss, qnisnss Sc
h1n apodsEAdo de las EisndAG del gooiafno por
IA iasTsa, misntFAs sl gohlsrno americano NIL
"A ssor Setos pssivsmsnts sdmiFR 81 dsspo1o
L. ocFEsecl6n dc TODD ests sstado dc eosa9
% Puerto Rioo, vandr6 eu8ndo podamos aqLf
obtsnsr lmpAreiAIidAd poF parts del gobisrno
smsYiesBo, suAndo le hAyRmos aEFAneRdo
da turbRtp lu dominic en- los sRnntos LOCALES
Hsiia ent0ness no dsbamos esParRE Adslanto
R iAvcrss Gel oongrssO.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-10
La mejjor de todas las conocidas

un grito de algeria Ia vista de
81 hermana.
mo era esta Ia Provideucia que
Sc lie psracfs y venia en- su oyuds?
B4car& Sc sant0 sobre la CANA J
tom3 en- sus manos una de Oareza
Ests gpretsba ad1 ell billete.
Q l6 themes, qusrIda hermsns?
preguut6 8 Bicara. -
Me siento morir, resp0ndt6
Csreza con voL tan d6hil = tan
bsmb'orosa que Sc h1biera dicho,
en- efecto, que squella Voc era ls
de IN agonizsnte..
-lD6nde esta Leon?
- 81 ha marchado. -.
Y la mano de Cege7a SO anrI6 y
Bacara pudo recojef al billete 7
fiar en- 81 los oios.
iAh exclsm6, mientrss que
sus ojos sc infamaban con iHsto
corsie; esto es "a demasiado, y
Turquesa morirk mis manosl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-10
Cereza Gallo siempre.

De pronto Sc oy6 un cochs en la
calle. 81 coche Sc det1vo en- La
puefta.
Una mujer en tr&je de maf1ana
bai0 de 6l Era Bacar&.
BacAra no tenfa noticias desie
haofa dos dfas, y sc sustrajo ura
hora a sus numerosas oeupaciones
para ir a vjsitar q su suerija her
mana pequefla. Toa sabeI como
estaban 6sts y su msrido. Le lle-
vabs consuelDs y esperanzas.
81 desmayo de Cereza hsbfa
puesto en- moyimiento 6 toda la
casa. Bacar@ 10 supo en- Ia escalers.
Sc detuvo mrds. palids, admirada
en- ell umhral de squslla h2bita.
ci6n. Vi6 G .reza con Ia cara llena
de l8g'imas, adivino, 81 no Ia yer
dad, alguna cosa que Sc Is parecfs.
Y con IN gesto despidi6 & los obre
ros. o Ia anciana madre, bodo ell
mundo; cerro 10 puerta y.permane.
cid sols al lado de Cereza que do
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-10
10 De SAN LUIS

Los TribuDAlsS de San Luis, eiudAd norss'
,r..rIsSrR (9usno eT qDe conSts) han proee'
"a a T9 eoncsiAlaS del ASuntamisnto de
ssTD soa,l lugnr, aeusAdos de 1oborEo. DlehoS
ss4a,s,snts ntsa populRYss hielsFon una copes-
,IBp legal para una plantA e'trlc1. rsclhisn'
Az somo pFamf0 40 600 pesos american mo-
Rsyp .ons4.r ana asAo hA
,,s.5ido an San Luis, eludAd YAK kssI poTque
NJ AZ sonvsnisnIs que 50 h1gSn mAiAs intsr
prsblelonss. 4v,hrr.la, eoroo
.,aSsSn LnIs n dondo aItAriRn . sEtAs hsEas
elsrtos AlsAldss y cones1AlsS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-10

en- ell dormitorio de una mujer que.
rids, armada uno de ellos de un
cuchIllo -. Pero-se interrumPi6
bruscamente sir Guillermo, no
es de esto de 10 que deseo tratsr
ahora.
-veamos, pues, dijo Rooam
bole.
-Turquesa marchs manans al
amanecer.
LIS verdad9
A menos que Leon no comps.
reciese, en- cuyo case buscarfamos
otra combluaci6n.
-ID5nde va?
-Lo sabrds pronto. Dssde iuego
tG ser8s su postill6n.
6Yo2
-Siu duda.
No hay tenor de que to conoz-
can cuando te hayas pueste una
ueluca rubis, encajsda una librea
de position y pasado sobre tn ros
tro una csps de color ladrlllo que
tie d6 la apariencia de IN cangreJo
cocido q punto.
Nov bien. 5Y d6nde disblos
voY q conducir los tortoiillosP
Escucha: voy darte las ms.
trucciones,
Y sir Guillermo COMIC a Rocanl.
bole IN pequef1o plan de csmpana
4 que vamos q yer poner en- ejecu
\ ci6n al momento, y cue nos obligs
| a volver al lado de Leon Roland !
al cue el criado de Turquesa soa'
baba de detener en- Ell momento en-
oue fba q echarse al Sena desde 10
alto del puente de Austerlitz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-10

passdo hoyP Ha salido de squf,
esta manans, ese pobre Leon, como
81 estuviera poseido del diablo,
echo a correr detras de Tdrquesa.
-1Pudo slcanzarlaP
Al cabo de dos h0ras.
A su vez sir G1illermo exp.tco a
Rocambole TODD 10 que habia pssa-
do.
-5Y oree's que ell ebanista mar
chsra2
- Asf 10 cTeo.
-IY trsera al minor
cEs 10 que no Sc. Esto esmenos
probable.
Ysi 10 neva squ6 haremos de
6ip
La internal sonrisa del Vizconde
Andrea sc dihUj3 en- Ell colorado
rUstro de sir Arturo Collins.
- Tepgo desde hace much0 item
DO mala voluntad contra esa linoa
Cereza. Con sumo gusto meteria al
pequenin en- ell Hospicio.
ST, pero 5y Ell padreP
-lOhI ell padre es TODD IN ORA
ma.
Escucho, ito.
-Ya te 10 die: TeDgo pensado
una peque1a tragedis entire e. y
Fernando R0cher. Leon es ceioso
como un turco. P0nle IN cucnlilo
en- Ia mano degollara un buey.
Por ESQ he ideado IN encuenteo
con Fernando.
-FRmcss idea.
-GPor Ia nc che, sin luz. cuando
dos hom bres celosos Sc ueptIan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-10
SueItos de "EI Pregonero"

v,nimos obssrVando grandes manifsItA-
s,ouss de rsgoelio con motivo DEL n'hmo bFiun
70 electoral.
Psra uno otro pARtIdo hay mas mohvo os
mana aus de algeria
MohVoS de psnG u .. nn.v4ox,t.
Paaar nor ancima de 10 sangte pueEsot,I- p1nI
ousf. para ll'gAr IN cong u.ss s.ts = cvsrdss
jmagIoaEio, 90 GOaA que no Ae VAS~
sntusiAsmoa' -,...~,. euAndo los pAtrIo
pssltan pianeen diEan gus no nay
rnoaivo para enthusiasm Arhe' ..rs. dabtsra
1oh AZ nor los que han muerso.
~
r. f6rstyo.
L. ylmos pGRar
Gnn Rcompa fiGmianto asg0lA al &tAno'
KS oil PArti1O FsderAl, oi19 CON sonflsS
.A1idR uno a us pAsAbR Rl l4do nueatFo.
Y eoSa SxsEsnal eusndo paSA IN musrso
.-.,gos = snamiRoR 10 daacuhrsn.
Ia tumbR dsbs imponsF Eespato todoS.
HsstA 81 sspulero no llsgAn los odioS nj
'O' E,tS veg, por una subvsrsi6n del ssntido
ruoyaL nor m sn6msno que no acabAmos a.
srsliesrnog, todos rsi&n 81 pRHAr oil muerto'
No PeiAm0s noBotKcsi
PsnaAmos que AqusIla mRDifsstAci6n efa
IA ma prof dsl mas grAnoe DC los
..rtIrnie ntos el asntimisnto del dolor.
an al partldo federal h& musEto, IN osoef
4. noble hidAgufA mandA los repuniiGAnos
.s,nstar sl dolor de sRs dsudos.
f"PTg Ma nndamoS RplRudir esos aetos que hA-
Man muT poco en- favor de San Juan.
ESQ mas bIen que los feder&lsS haee
s,Bo = los FepublieAnoF'
''DN No ousFsmou prsSsneiAr otro aeto igual.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-10
Dr.. Marcos A. Manzan0
J. g Gonzalez,
SscretariO.

M6dico Cirujano de la Facultad de
Barcelona (Espafa) con afios dc pr&o-
tica.
Ofreoe sus servioios profesionales.
Gale eJimenez Sicard6S, Caguas.
Conaultas de 2 4 p. n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-10

D q Jose g ,brisi GonsGlex FSsnaes, Ssers-
crstario del Tribunal de Jdubiefa do eash
Ciudad su partido,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
Lewis Academy Notes

During the holidays the members Of the
faculty all remained in the city. The
boarding pupils went to their respective
homes, but have nearly all returned.
School work was renewed on the 2nd,
according to announcement.
All seem TO have had a pleasant time.
and are busy at work.
BY Monday the last Of the boarders viii
have returned.
AS preparatory TO vacation, the Caesar
class Toasted upon a fine large cake. in
Prof. Bankers room at the close Of their
last recitation. In departing. several
presents were left for the professor Of
Latin and Greek, which were highly
priced.
The children of the kindergarten. the
primaryand intermediate rooms prepared
q fine Christmat tree well laden with
presents. which they enjoyed preparing.
and sent it to the Children's Home, to
gladden. the hearts OF the children gath
cred there.
All classes are busy reviewing and pre-
pairing for the mid-year examinations At
the close OF this term.
The I. \. a. y. have procured another
basketball outfit al OF which viii produce
many bruises much exercise and a good
deal of sport.
During the vacation Miss Lucy 4. Du
Bois. who was for years instructress IN
Latin and Greek in the Academy. spent
a few DAYS visiting her relatives and
friends here.
Miss Du Bois has not lost her love for
nor interest in the institution which she
assisted IN Organizing and IN which she
did such satisfactory service foe SO many
years.
she Is now preoeptress and teacher of
rhetoric ana Latin in the agricultural
college at Bookings. south Dakota
on the reopenIng or school Raymond
MoTaggart. Miss Mabel West and Miss
Eiida BacS now Of Emporia college. Miss
~ Mallow. 81. and other friends. called
n sive Is a good sead-od- Come again.
the la1chstring is always out
Every few DAYS some friend remembers
;he library by making donations Of good
hooks al ~ which klr5ness is ap7r-cia-
ss5 hishlr.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
Wichita Colleges
Fairmount College Notes.
Universities.
Academies and Schools.


The winter session of the college year
began on Thursday. With few exceptions
all the students Of the last term win
continue the work.
Several new students enrolled.
Professor John Barlow. who has been
at the head of the science department, re-
signed his position TO accept the chair Of
biology in the state agricultural college
of Rhode Island.
Professor J. NJ. Johnson has been ap-
pointed as Mr.. BarIow's successor. Mr..
johnson viii reach Wichita within a
week. He is an educator Of high attain
ment and has splendid recommendations
from those who know him He is a grad
uate of Harvard. having spent five years
in mat institution.
Miss Josephine Roulet entertained the
young ladies of the Hin last Tuesday
evening.
Professor Roulet has organized a special
class in French: the members of this sec
tion study Rostrand's LAiglon.
Or. Slavery begins work in two new
classes this term. Juniors viii take UP
the study OF inductive logic and the soph-
ignores work in debates and themes.
Several members Of the faculty made
short visits out of town during the holt
days. Miss Clough visited friends in
Douglas: Miss Spragle was with relatives
in Jefferson. Oklahoma; Miss Vandivert
visited her old home In Missouri: Pro-
1essor G. l. Gavett spent week in kan
sas City. Professors Paul Roulet. ". II.
1sely and b. r. Buck attended the teach
ers annual meeting at Topeka
Through purchase. the library has re-
ceived some very valuable additions. The
most Important volumes are Chaucer' s
complete works. two volumes; Library Of
American History. six volumes. Life OF
Napoleon Third, by Forbes: Memoirs Of
Victor Hugo; Paris from the earliest pc
RID. two volumes. History OF the French
Court. eight Volumes History Of Franco
in the days Of the Revolution. fourteen
volumes: F'ielding's works five volumes:
Tolstois works. fourteen volumes. Flow
ers from Persian poets. two volumes:
Letters OF samuel johnson. two volumes:
library or Wit and humor, five volumes.
NorthWard over the great ice, by Peary.
two volumes. Secret memoirs OF Tauey-
rand two volumes. Serbner-Black atlas
Of the world. latest edition In addition
a. this list. sixty other volumes have
been placed on the shelves
Dr W. : Fleming. Sc Miss Anna T.
Jones 90. Judson Osborn and Ray Camp
bell. all former students. visited the COLI
leee an Saturday.
The Misses Annie and Mary Jobes.
whose father has recently been elected
president of one Of she most Important
hanks IN f<a0Ses CRY have moved -o -i-s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05

near future by prominent local business
men, and that the financial affairs Of the
institution will at the same time be
placed on such a basis as to assure the
maximum degree of solidity.
The University Yearbook for 1S09-f901,
VIII so to press in few days.
\ thousand dollars worth of real estate
has been offered to The university by a
prominent professional man in exchange
for two perpetual scholarships. The prop
erty is now being investigated by the
univeTsity's agents.
Alta special meeting OF TIE university
senate held on December q. it was de-
cided TO issue only fifty perpetual scholar
ships at $500 each and to hold the re-
naming hundred and fifty at 81 1000
apiece
About thirty new students are expected
for the Hilary term, which begins to
morrow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
sickner conservatorv Notes.


Letters OF inquiry regarding terms Of
the school. expenses, etc, have been re-
ceived in unusually large numbers the
past week, from southern Kansas and
Oklahoma towns; also applications from
teachers. asking positions in the Conser-
vatory from eastern schools.
Another mandolin club viii be organ
lied this week. which anyone capable
may join. whether students n the school
Or not.
There was a great demand for special
music from ell the departments Of the
Conservatory for holiday entertainments.
al OF last week
The following special program was pre-
pared for the New Years recital. given a.
tho Conservatory Friday afternoon:
Piano Solo Oa) prelude. Bmin. Chopin.
(5) prelude. a mai. Chopin.
....s.................. Herbert Hatfield
Piano Duet-Waltz .-.-..--.-..---- kohler
Edith Eaton and Teacher.
Piano s0lo-Cabletto .----....--...-- Lack
Emma French.
Poem-Ths Great Futgre go. II A Kay
Mss Clark.
Piano Solo aliadc. (a) lento; %
andante ..-.............-.......-. GrieE
wInnle BaFnes-
Piano soio-Boiero. or = .---------.- Lack
Bessie Smith.
Poeu-The Poor Fiddiers Ode 70
TIis Old Eddie .-.----s---. Anon
r 81 Staples
Tuvaune 1rcheztra --.------ Fiower song
vocal soIo-Fear oSot II. @ Israel.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05

mate Of Prof. Hibarger. now stenogra-
pher for the International Steel Post
company of St Louis. Missouri. called
during his visit at his old home in
Sedgwick city.
Mr.. J. c. Carnahan called Tuesday Of
this week.
Miss Barkemeyer of Sedgwicl City
called Saturday. to see her brother Lewis.
who is pursuing the bookkeeping course.
Miss Blanche Kessler of the shorthand
department has accepted a position as
stenograp her and bookkeeper for the
Houck Hardware company. and viii as
sumo her duties Monday.
Misses Budd and Knox have been doing
special work for the Home Building and
Loan company.
Miss Esther Pope has accepted 2 posi-
ton as stenographer for the Arkansas
Valley Lumber company.
The following students have enrolled re
Gently:
Dnlman Hess. John J. Beard. Edward
Porter. c. Z. Keller. Jacob c. Regier,
Harley Teeter, J. A. Stone.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05

IN New YORK. City. First at the Nanhai.
tan theater for seven months and then
20 the great Academy OF Music for 81
times
William Collier f. a comedian whose sd-
vanoement has been particularly rapid.
Young men who are capable o. playing
the leading roles IA light comedy. are
difficult 70 find Golfers methods are
radically different from any other man
in q similar position IN afaKcland ard
among American thespians. lie Is quies
IN every thing he does. rarely raising bis
voice beyond the limit OF the converse
tionRl tone. II IL his remarkable uobllf-
IS Of feature. HIS unssnaming manner
and his method OF delivering che lines
without any apparent EFFORT az being ha-
merous that PLACES him n TIE front rack
Il our leading comedians. The play witch
Mr.. Collier ~ presenting this season f.
one which last year was The comedy Sue
cess Of the New York season. u 81 called
ron the oniet.' and e from ths pen Of
that versatile and gifted drarrsfist. Au-
glstns Thomas. ard With Caller IN ths
leading part rar for xix months 90 the
Madison square fheafer Golfers cosniua
a. always an event o. considerable frn-
portance among fh> lovers Of high class
light comedy. lie viii app5ar here az
the Crawford fheafar Weaaesday. Ja1u-
aary & sale % seats or~ns a. HoTss
jsvelry store Monday. a. a m.
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