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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-07-24
Wonderful Nerve.

Is displayed by many man enduring
pains Of accidental Cuts. Wounds. sra.
lses, Burns, Scalds Sore feet or stiff joints
But there's no need Tor it. UucEen's
Arnlca Salve will kill the pain and cure
the trouble. Its the best Salve on earth
ior Price. too. 2sc, at Druggis,
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it. Results were startling. I am nnw ,,,.
tho road to recovery and owe all 10 Df..
Kings New Discovery. It surely sayo,l psy
life." This great cure is guarantees FOR
oil throat and lung diseases by j. Y.
Douglas & Bro Druggists Price soc and
ST. 90. Trial bottles free. t
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-07-24

ton, y Il S;ubb., +. -. Usher.
Pegues District No. 8-R NJ Pegues
v j Coward, Jr.. James Bennett
Clio District No. 9-Dr w NJ Reedy
Dr. G S Evans. H G Herring
Bennettsvile District No. lO-Nnme.
previously given
Boykin District No. 1l-TA Huckabee
Jr, 2 l. Newton. S p Adams
McColl District No. 12--W 3 McLau.
rim, T B Gibson. j D Morrison
Parnassus District No. ls-Hugh Nc,
Collum. J T Whitaker, j r Townsend.
Lester District No. l4-J. T.. Breeden,
L K Adams. H W Lilies
Blcahoim District No. l5-Hcnry c
Campbell. Robt Rogers G e Chamness
Pine Grove District No l6-R j Ad.
ANS. Il g Fletcher, T L Parker.
Loudon District No. l7--W 8 Drake,
} p Tart. G NJ Proctor.
Willis District No. l8-J j Lane. JOS
Parker. VIM Myers.
Hebron District No. l9-J F McKin
non. Rev. D II Everett. +. Manning, Jr.
Harmony District No. 2O-E q Quich
Jus A David, Robert Spears.
Dunbar District 2l-Angus Graham,
D. Mcqueen, II Wright.
Oak Grove District No. 22-J A Poison
5 W Driggers. j NJ King
Pee Dee District No. 23-J II Brown,
} A Grooms. W A Norton
Key District No "a j r O'Neal, Dor,
by Gray, NJ Hood.
Ebenezer District No. 25-D u Parish.
J Il Gibbs, L D Odom.
Salem District No. 26-R T jackson,
Edwin Weathcrly. a T Odom.
Dyar's Hill District No. o7--J j Tart,
I 5 Evans, j E Lewis.
Kollock District No. 2S-Rev. Frank
lin Quick. G n Smith. w B Pegues
Whites Creek District No 29-Rev A
B Pcavy, j W Coward, r g Chavis.
Deborah District No. 3O-Eliab Chayis
S j II Quick, w Chavis
Smith District No 3i-H S Grant, T..
G Patterson, D N Fowler
Hamburg District No. 32-J j Mun>
nerlyn, J A Driggcrs, J II Moore
Beauty Spot District No. 33-Joe. B,
[iucstcss. l. II Essterling, HK Cosington
Hall District No. 81 English,
Mastin j Quick. Robt Peele.
Allen District No. 35-Elmore Allen,
Lewis Allen, J A Carlisle.
Irhy District No. 36-J w Griggs, J.
" Quick. j W Driggers.
Antioch District No. 37-S J McInnis,
A O"Tuel, B B Odom.
Pineville District No. 3S-Gcorge Hub
'ard, Levi Quick, John Grant.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-07-24
REGULATIONS BY THE BOARD.

:"
I. Applicants shall be young men at
least nineteen years OF age. The pur-
pose Of the General Assembly being to
encourage men teachers. preference
viii be given to those who furnish sat-
isinctory evidence OF having already
with SUCCESS; but II from any county
there be no suitable applicants who
nave taught. the scholarship Of that
county may be awarded to young
man who only intends to teach,
2. Applications shall be made to the
President OF the College, at Columbia,
before July 1st upon prescribed blanks
turnished by the President or by County
Superintendents of Education, upon re-
iuest These blanks shall provide for
Information and references as to the
Applicants age. physical condition, gen
eral character and ability, educational
lIvuntages financial circumstances
eachins experience. and purpose in
.aalns the special normal course. The
.nfornatton thus submitted Will be re-
5arded as preliminary examination.
ana those who receive permits to stand
the later examination Will be credited
with the combined results Of these two
.Xamina lions.
3. The later and formal examination
1ltalt be upon English Grammar and
Composition. History and Geography.
arithmetic and Elementary Algebra.
tA!gebre. however. Ia not indispens-
aeAe.J Ahe NoTnlal ScnOlaT8htD Com
mittcs OF thc Faculty shall prepare the
questions and mark the papers. Tho
county Board Of Education Of each
county In requested TO conduct this cx-
animation at the same time with the
entrance and other scholarship exam
nations OF the South Carolina College
and OF Winthrop College (Which this
year VIII be Oh Friday, July 10th). The
County Board will receive the uueations
from the President OF the College, and
is requested to return the answers to
him. at Cohb'nbin. forthwith. by mail
or express.
!. standing Committee on Scholar
ships, appointed from the Board, in con-
Junction with - standln. Committee
from the Faculty. shall select the schol-
nrship students for each county upon
the results Of the examinations re-
ported by the Faculty Committee. and
all the other information submitted.
The proper announcements shall he
made through the President. vv
B. After the first year the incumbent
may be rcappointed. provided that. in
the Judgment OF the Faculty, his ant
ness to teach. his progress in studv
and hia general character indicate that
he is suttable person to fulflIl she
purpose OF the schoiarshlp "a fsrs,visad
Tor by the General AssazabiY. $500
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Fscarca M Awful ~,

Il. Aaggina at Sielbourpe
.@riA ".hsIy doa.ot tnE'4,pal j had Z Ig35'
me- war Il Sca tin "a die. &6ite 6ttGi+s
afr, iai bottle OF Dr. KioR's NsWr T
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-07-24
ICE ICE
See Y. L. Emanuel and get his
special rites for ZOE this
season. Buy your Ice
Tickets and save money.
U. T.. EMANUEL.
April a3, 1903.
ICE :!
Winthrop College Scholarships
And Entrance Examinations

HUV UHtIuH0V EkumIHdElUUn.
The examinations for the award of va
ci.uC scholarships in Winthrop College
and for tho admission Of new students
will be held at Benncttsvillc on Friday
July 10th at o. m
Applicants must not be less than fifteen
years Of age
When scholarships are vacated after
July 10th, they will be awarded to those
making the highest average at the cxam>
ioation. The next session will open about
September IL. 1903.
For further information and catalogue
ADDRESS President D. 3. JOHNSON, at
Rock Hill. S. G.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-07-24
OLD TIMES BACK AGAIN..
Using The Genuine Peruvian e 2udnos
For sale BY B. II MOORE Bennet ttsv RI: 5. 4,
Agt Tor Marlboro and Scotland counties.
Price $50 per Ton. Better prices Car Lots and Ouer

Would be glad to have orders August s
12olto 100 days to bring this Guanno here
Read what people think who are using it,
j. D. MOORE oil another year
W SMITH Will give YOU large
order in few days. 49, e. M go
H. klRkWOOD with
wants nothing bcttcr-has already bought Tons.
O. f. MOORE thes
Has bought 25 Tons 20 ytoo much hin s sprase.
@. a. MOORE
him. Has placed order Tons the
JOHN FLETCHER Thinks doing bopd
all lie could wish Will again. 80 '~
STEBBS put against combination
Nitrate OF Soda OF equal value Peruvian
cotton and has never seen m canal ia
o coto - ~ 80 80 Siua' - 'ne
The gentlemen above Marlboro farmers
who will cheerfully all inquiries as to it's use
DON'T DELAY if you intend to try it
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.A GARD OF III ANKs.
.9zs LOGAN AVE, DENVER. OIL.
- sf2.4 II 55Sf. Tune .1isYO033

n q D y ?
sGENTLEMEN-Please pardon delay in
acknowledging your kind acts and sen.
iiments OF sympathy Tor Mrs. BeckWith
in her great sorrow. Her surprise
and shock over the death OF her baby
SO dazed her that even now she cannot
write or speak OF her without giving way
to uncomfortable tears. :
Your joint resolutions. telegram and
wreath tcnderly touched all our hearts.
For Mrs Beckwith, and no less Tor the
grieYing sister and myself. I sincerely
thank you, not only jointly. but severallY
and individually. The. large white
wreath was most httingly symbolical oi
the dear little ones purity ot heart and
character, and Of the completed circle
OF her short, we'll rounded lie.
Please accept our heartfelt thanks,
and the assurance OF our thorough ap-
probation Of your generous sympathy.
Respectfully yours.
G. H. BEcKwlTH.
To the Town Council,
School Board oil Trustees,
And Citizens OF Bennettsville, S. c.
bly, DEAR Mrs BEcKwIrH:-
in measure prepared by Mr.. Beckwith'
telephone messageyesterday, yet it was q
shook of dismay that learned, when
called at your house yesterday the
Eleanor was gone.
Iwonder II you remember my speaking
70 you two years ago Of the "SpiritualP
In dear little Eleanor's expression. I al
ways looked for her in my prayers, ant
mover looked into those large clear eye
without thrill. They always carried 9
message of beauty and uplift for mo, ani
[ grieyo that shall never look into their
depths ngain. The soul that locked ou
from them know must be still in G.
universe somewhere. 1t had in it the qua.
ity that cannot die.
Our girls wish TO send SOMA flowers, al
emblems Of their love, both for Ruth ant
Eleanor. I do not know uythipg Of you
plans. Can you send verbal message By
bearer givirg us some idea where to send
them? Our hearts ache with yours, dea,
Mre. Beckwi.h, and, il either or our girls
may do anything "in loving memory may
we have the privilege?
With lovo to Ruth. and sympathy TO
you all, am,
Yours sincerely,
Anna L. Walcott
HAY IS, 1903.
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Senator Mccall chairman OF IL.
Hampton. shonumeaial fund ra-
sporta the following subscriptions
paid in up to July 18th:
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New Scholarships for Men
Teachers at the South
Carolina College.

Clause from Appropriation Act Of Gem
eral Assembly. 1904:
That one thousand six hundred and
forty dollars be appropriated to be used
TO provide forty-one scholarships in the
Normal Department one from each
county. OF the value OF forty dollars,
besides the remission of tuition and
matrtcuhtion fees. the beneficiaries to
be selected under regulations to be pre-
scribed by the Board Of Trustees"
This means $40 in cash to the student,
besides remission OF $40 tuition and OF
Sl8 matriculation term fee. Thus the
scholarship student will receive from
the College Is a month for eight monthR
70 assist him in his necessary living
expenneB,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-07-24
SPECIAL NOTICE i

MAVING secured the services Of
.R.Gs good man, [ am prepared to put
down and pull up pumps. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Orders left at either Hard
ware store will be promptly attended to.
mch y. 1903. p. g. Emanuel.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-07-24
PUBLIC SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
A List of the Men Who Are to
Look After Popular Education
in Marlboro County

The county board Of education has up.
pointed the following boards Of trustees
for the schools in Marlboro. The list is
given by school districts
Brownsville District No. l--Chas. p.
Hodges. ? G Henley, NJ e Brigham, Jr.
Drake District No. 2-J N Drake, j E
C0~e. JF, a Il Morris.
ghton Dis'-;ct No. 3-B T Stanton,
Y ~ l'ozwouli y = parham
Red bipff iiis!rict No IN G Nolan
ottingbsta
L Hamer. .jr5
n siF57avisgnEff
yoOd
ElisA .o.7--DK Ssau-
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@ Boys shirt waists only
25c at Jackson's
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-01-02
DisDarition Mysterieuse

IL va 7 GU s ans, un certain
Benjamin Trudeau partait de St.
Martin, pour alier s'6tablir a Bay
City, Michigan. En- 1898 GU 1899,
une nouvelle plutot vague, appre-
matt d sa famille que Trudeau await
etc tue dams I'm accident ct CONNIE
&c dernier n'avait pas dome de ses
%nouuelles jusqu'alors ct quill men
donna pas advantage depuis, on
suppose avec raison quill 6tait mort.
Des doutes naquirent dependant
dams l'esprit de quelques parents
on personnes int6ress6s q avoir des
nouvelles Ell disparu, ct c'est ainsi
que lie docteur Napoleon Boucher,
d'Oka, 6crivit au cure de Bay City.
Go dernler repondit qu'aucun Ben
jamin Trudeau n'avait etc enterr6
au cimetiere ct que les regestres
della martalite ne contenaient pas
&c nom.
Celu1 don't il est lei question, ma
quit a St. Martin, il y a une qua
rantaine d'ann6es. Son pere s'appe-
lait Benjamin Turdeau ct sa mere,
E6melie Laplairie. A l6poque de
son depart, il pesait $50 livres en-
viron ct mesurait 5 p1eds ct 8 pou-
ces de taille. II est chatain ct a les
yeux bleus.
ST les autorit6s de Bay City pou-
vaient fournir quelques renseigne-
ments au sujet de cette disparit1on
myst6rieuse, Giles %pourraiant les
communiquer soft a la reelection
de la "Patrie,' soft au docteur Bou-
cher lui-meme, a Okla. Les jour
naux des Etats- Unis sont paies ne
reproduire.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-01-02

Les Etats- Unis ont gagn6 leul
point dams l'imbroglio du Venezu-
Ella.
lis ont force les puissances eu-
rop6ennes d'accepter le tribunal de
la Haye CONNIE JUICE de la contro-
verse entire Giles ct lie Venezuela.
Ainsi notre diplomatic s'afirme
de jour en- jour, II faut en- remer-
cier Roosevelt, sans toutefois ou-
blier son Secretaire d'Etat M Hay,
qui en- NANTES occasions a prouve
son m6rite, CONNIE dams lie cas- du
commerce libre en- Chine.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-01-02
DIES graDdes villes?

des graDdes vllles?
Un grand nombre de nos compa-
trlotes devrait METRE toutes leurs
Economies sur DIES homesteads a la
vile GU a la campagne parce que
! &C placement est plus SIR que la
banque ct rapporte quatre fois au-
| tant.
Plusieurs d'eux devraient quit
ter la vile pour Sc placer sur DIES
homesteads de 100 acres lcl GU au
Canada pendant quill est encore
temps ct qu'ils ont les forces ct la
famille pour leur alder. Encore
quelques annees ct le bureau DIES
terres sera ferm6 faute de ter
rains a donner.
Cent soixante acres sont sutfi-
SAINT pour occuper ct enrichir son
propri6taire. Dams lie plus grand
nombre DIES cas- on Sc RUNE en-
cultivant trop pour e forces
QUAINT on a d6friche son home
stead ct qu'on construct les BATHS
ses n6cessaires. la vie est assez
avancee pour qu'on Sc dome I'm
peu de loisir.
C'est alors qu'on jouit de So
prevoyance.
Comparez &c tableau ayec la
vieillesse 4 la Vile Oh tout Sc vend
cher-au pauvre CONNIE au richie
OH le repos nest pas permits tant
gull y a southe de vie.
Faute d'avoir travaiIl6 a acqu6-
rir I'm patrimoine pour y 6tablir
sa famille ellie Sc dispense au qua
tire vents du ciel Ell devient perdue
pour notre nationalit6 simon pour
la religion.
Emparons-nous du sol pendant
quill est encore temps ct surtout
groupons nous CONNIE les Ale
mand de la Saskatchewan ain de
r6sister al fot de l'assimilation.
Nous aurons alors accompli un
double devoir qui est lie bien etre
de la famille ct le salut de la race
canadienne-francaise.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-01-02
DU SOL

Depuis nombre dances ECHO
DE L'OUEsr conseille aux Cana
diens francais d'acqu6rir du ter
rain, soft a la compagne soft a
la Vile, atm de s'6tablir ct de pro-
gresser avec lie pays.
A volr la rapidit6 avec laquelle
les valeurs montent dams lie Nord-
Quest il nest pas 6tonnant que les
colons s'empressent de Sc. Greer
IN patrimoine, quill soft aux Etats-
Unis GU au Canada. On en- conclut
aussi que les BONES terres ct les
sites avantageux deviennent de
plus en- plus rares ct que limpr6-
voyant paiera cher ses atermoie-
ments dams un avenir rapproche.
Les BONES fermes am6lior6es
dams lie Minnesota ne peuvent s'a-
cheter pour moins de cinquante
dollars Tacre. C'est de $75 q 500
I'acre quill fault payer au sud de
Minneapolis ct l'on parle de $3.50
l;acre dams certaines localities plus
favorisees sous lie rapport du mar
che bien que lie terrain ne soft pas
plus fertile que dams les hautes Ia
tltudes.
On prend done le chemin du
nord pour ne s'arreter qu'au dis
trict de la Saskatchewan Oh les re-
ligieux allemands du comt6 de
Stearns viennent d'acqu6rir au
della de cent cinquante mile acres
ct plus on compliant les homesteads
microbes qui 6cherront aux core
ligionnaires compatriotes.
D'autres societies anonymes plus
gigantesque s'approprient des mil
lions d'acres aux endroits les plus
fertiles de cette contree pour les
revendre aux pauvres colous ct Sc
tailler DIES revenus.
ct nous, Canad1ens-francais que
faisons-nous pour donner ralson d
notre devise: "Emparons-nous du
sal?'
Allons : nous laisser les races
6trangeres prendre possession DIES
PLANES fertiles du Nord-Ouest
sans revendiquer notre part de
l'h6ritage national?
Nous croiserons-nous les bras en-
Spectators stoiques pendant que
nos concurrents arrives d'hier EN-
forcissent leurs rangs ct nous re-
culent ;usque dans les faubourgs
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-01-02

L'ECHo DE L'OUEsT souhaite q
ses abonnes ct a sea compatslotes
uae bonnie ct heureuse aimee.
Celle qui Went de s'ecouler a
etc prospere ct tous en- ont profile.
Tout indique une continuation de
l'activltA industrielle ct CONNER
ciale.
Proftons-en pendant que la
name tombe ct n'oublions pas de
supporter nos 6gIjses, notre jour
nal ct ms institutions nationales
ain de trensmettre intact a nos
descendants lie depot sacr6 de la
fol, de la langue f%rancaise ct de
nos traditions.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-01-02
ECHO DE L'OUEST

N4ooSo 0OuO " P1OucASS
solvent futiles, dune erceur l6ga.
le. Cette augmentation du crime
est encore due a la commission
DIES pardons qui accordent impru.
demment ces pardons que trop de
fois.
LIE JUICE Cant condamne alors
Louis Corriveau, meurtrier de
Jacques Alain, a etre enferm6
dams la prison du comt6 st Louis,
a Duluth, pendant deux mois, a
compter du "a d6cembre, pour de
Ia etre conduit a l'6chafaud, lie
jour fx6 par lie gouverneur du
Minnesota, ct y 6tre pendu par lie
cou ]usqu'a ce que mort SENSITIVE.
LIE meurtrier Louis Corriveau
entendit la sentence de mort, en-
proie a une bien vive ct doulou-
reuse emotion; il tremblait par
tous ses membres. LIE "a deem
bre, dams la soir6e, il fut ramen6
de Two Harbors a la prison du
comte St Louis, a Duluth. Depuis
quelques jours, il parait un peu
plus r6sign6 a son sort que tout
d'abord.
Louis Corriveau est ne dams une
paroisse dun comt6 pres de Que
bee. II est age de 80 aus. Ii a
trois freres don't Pun habite les
Etats- Unis ct les deux autres dams
la Province de Quebec. II a ira
vaille quelque temps a l'h6pital
Ste Marie ct les B6nedictines de
phopital dissent quill 6ta1t tres
tranquille, dun bon caractere; il
6talt peureux:
lie r. P. Zacharie Lacasse,
o.. M. l., a c6l6pr6, lie jour de
Noel, les Offices divins a I'6glise
st jean aptiste. LIE chpur a
chant6 la messe de Claus. LIE r.
P. Lacasse a prech6 a la messe ct
aux vepres. Dams la soir6e, il y
cut, dams lie endorsement de l6-
elise st jean aptiste, IN encan
DIES articles donn6s par les paro1s~
stems pour larbre DIES 6trennes a
pEnfant-J6sus. LIE Rev. P. Lacas-
Sc 6tait lencanteur ct il s'acquitta
on ne peDt mieux de son role. Len
canteur lmprovIs6, tout en- ayant
un cell aux affaires p6cuniaires sui
aussi fort bien amuser les chalands
par e reparties spirituelles Len
canteur a realise Ia somme de SIS
dollars par ses articles de 5 a 10
cents quill vendait un dollar, IN
dollar %cinquante ct que les ache
teurs payaient avec plaisir. LEN
FAINT Jesus va 6tre content DIES pa
roissiens de St JEAN aptiste de
Duluth.
-L'orchestre des freres Labros
sc a jou6 aux ceremonies religieu-
SEES de Noel a l'6glise st Jean-Bap-
tiste &c qui a grandement rehaus-
Sc la partie musicale de la fete.
L'orchestre Lacrosse est TN des
meilleurs orchestres du Minnesota.
lie r.. P. Vachon, o. M. l., a
fait un court sc ]our q Duluth ct il
est parti le 29 d6cembre pour Mon
tr6al. II s6journera quelque temps
q St Louis de Gonzague de Beau
harnois, Oh demeure sa famille.
Bon voyage! "God Speed!"
IN. ct Nine Courtemanche ont
pass6 la fete de Noe! a Duluth. M.
Courtemanche r6ussit tres bien a
Grand Rapids, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-01-02
Az BIJoU

"The Evil Eye telle est la pro-
duction qui sera rendu au Bijou la
semaine prochaine commencant a
la matinee de dimanche le4 cou-
rant. Cette production qui grandit
toujours en- popularit6 ne sera rem
due lei qu'une fois cette saison, il
est done de lint6r6t de tous ceux
qui aiment lie plais1r de ne pas
manquer d'aller passer une soir6e
au Bijou la semaine prochaine.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-01-02
Les causeries des vOiSins.

quand Giles prennent la forme de
bavardage, deviennent r6pr6nensi-
bles: II y a des cas-, dependant, que
la discussion dun topiqui d'int6ret
general produit beaucoup de bien.
Nine. A. D. Freeman, de Morton,
Mo-, dit: "On parle beaucoup du
Novoro du DR.. Pierre ct bien des
personnes sen servent maintenant.
Files connaissent mon cas-, Giles
savent comment j'6tais aflig6, COM
bien je souffrais ct &c que j'avais
d6pens6 pour docteurs ct medicines
sans r6sultats avant d'employer le
Novoro. Files me volent mainte-
nant, bien portante ct vigoure1se,
quoique ag6e d'environ "a ans
De cette facon le bruit DIES qualities
Temperatures du Novoro du DR..
Pierre SO propage. Amples infor-
nations en- s'adressant au DR.. Pc
ter Fahrney. 112-l14 South Hoyne
Ave., Colcago. Ill.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-01-02

Au bal de l'op6ra.
Deux gommeux ode vinguels;
-Tu t'amuses?
-(Soupir)....
Nj moi non plus. .......
-Alors, que fais-tu lei?
-Je recherche de vieux souve-
Mrs!
LIE pere.-Pouvez;vous supper
ter ma file?
LIE soupirant.-J'a deux bons
bras, monsieur.
lie PAre.-Vous etes alors GER
tain de pouvoir la supporter?
LIE soupirant.- Facilement,
monsieur. Je Tai d6ja fat solvent
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-01-02
AU LYCEUM

La piece la plus c6l6bre de Jo-
seph Arthur, 1ntitul6e "The Still
Alarm" tiendra l'afiche au Lyce-
I'M la semaine prochaine common
can't dimanche soir lie 4 courant q
$50 hrs du soir. Cette piece a &C.
quis une c6l6brite sans parell ct
tous les amateurs du theatre
voient arr1ver So representation
avec beaucoup de plaisir. On Sc
rappelle avec plaisir ga repr6sen-
nation au Bijou il y une dizaine
d'ann6es alors qu'elle a Gu un 81
grand success.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-01-02

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