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Smyrna times., 1905-02-08
INTERESTING FARM NEWS
BY COMPETENT WRITERS
VALUABLE SUGGESTIONS FOR THE FARM
WORKER ON DIFFERENT SUBJECTS.
The Cultivation Of Crops, the Care of live
Stock, and the Nest Improved Methods
10 the Raising and Care of Poultry.

1 am using the nests made and used
at the Maine experiment station, Oro-
no, Me-, to which am greatly indebted
for my success. The first season using
these nests l had ffty-eight White
Wyandotte pullets. At the end of six
Smyrna times., 1905-02-08
HALL & MEGEAR
DRESS GOODS

There are certain weaves of Dress Goods, Mo
hairs, Coverts Checks and mixed Sutngs, that are
very popular and with some dealers very scarce. We
have them in all the correct colorngs at 25c Soc 75c
and 81 90 per yard,
Smyrna times., 1905-02-08
TAILOR MADE SUITS

Our Suits are selected with great care, and are
tailored in the best fashion that high and skill can
give garment the workmanship being frstclass in
all respects with the very natural result of perfect
fitting garments at popular prices
Smyrna times., 1905-02-08

WAeASoe AANOA AkNAOAs
New Jersey women want the legisla-
ture to provide u law that bachelors
shall be taxed. Why don't the ladies
marry them?
The New York suspender trust has
suspended.
The New York chief of detectives
has been discharged. He was clever
detective but he could not escape de-
lection.
A whale tried to swallow that cable
to Alaska. Now perhaps more people
will be disposed to believe Mr.. Jonah.
Harry Lehr says he is tired of So
ciety. Perhaps that is because the
world is tired of Harry Lehr.
Another New York millionaire has
hoAAAOu 1Ao B4Il WIZ AuI5cQ ulu
through an illness. This is more
economical than marrying one of the
original Florodora sextette.
If our millionares are afraid of dy-
ing rich why don't they let the tax
assessors appraise their property at its
full value.
Former Governor Peabody of Colo
RADIO says he will unearth tie election
frauds in that State to the very bot
tom. This makes the digging of the
Panama canal look easy.
Senator Smoot has answered ali the
questions put to him about his matri
monial and private affairs. It is doubt
full if there are many men in the SEN
ate who would be willing to do as
much.
President Roosevelt has been en-
dorsed by Bryan and now Coxey has
added his word of commendation. Tom
Watson, Eugene Debs, and Mr.. SwaI-
low are yet to be heard from.
The Speaker of the Tennessee legis-
lature has appointed Representative
Corn member of the committee on
liquor traffic. That name is enough
to make the members turn rye.
The Japanese it is repartee are not
doing any looting at Port Arthur. Is
this because they are civilized barbar-
ians or because there was nothing left
after the Russian occupation?
When one pays the plumber this
weather he has the pleasure of know.
ing that for every dollar spent for
plumbing he may save penny on his
ice bill.
louisiana produces more pure brim-
stone than Sicily. Texas has record
for petroleum. The South NOWADAYS
makes one think of Pat who stepped
into a boiling spring. Run. Mike
run" he called "we're only three miles
from hell"
U. s. Representative Bakes, of New
York declined railroad pass. Morris
Shepherd of Texas has introduced a
bill to make the use of railroad passes
by members of Congress a punishable
offense. The bill will not sail through
but Mr.. Shepherd is on the right track
and mixing metaphors should lead the
flock.
The Chaplain of the Senate began
his prayer the other day with this
quotation.
There is so much bad In the best of us
And so much good in the worst of us
That it hardly behooves any of us
To talk obout the rest of us.
The Senate Immediately took up the
impeachment case against Judge
Swayne.
AFTER trip to America" says Ger.
trude OF California turn into veri-
table Lots wife and want genii to
carry me back to London and dose me
with sugar and pour honey over me
and make me myself again" The pro.
cess doesn't sound alluring but if Ger
trude likes it California is glad that it
has to be performed in London.
All h. ,,ao
Smyrna times., 1905-02-08
SHOE DEPARTMENT

Every purchaser of our Shoes is a prize winner
We buy in large quantities. direct from the manufac-
turer and give honest values in every pair we sell
Our Fall Stock has been selected with great care and
the styles are perfection. We carry all the different
widths from to F. thereby fitting your feet with the
ease and comfort only to be found in custom made
shoe, Our specialties for men-Douglass and
Walkover at So so to 81 and at S. 90 we have the
celebrated Hall custom made Shoe. For Women
Autohav, Regina and Queen Quality. Rnbber Goods
the celebrated Lambertville the only genuine snag
proof.
Smyrna times., 1905-02-08
GROCERY DEPARTMENT

We make speciality of fine groceries, handling
them in large quantities enabling to give you any
thing in groceries or provisions, at right prices
Highest prices paid for all kinds of trade ex-
changeabe in merchandise at either of our stores
Goods delivered free of charge to all parts of
Smyrna Clayton and Smyrna Landing
Smyrna times., 1905-02-08

All who use Atomizers in treating
nasal catarrh will get the best result
from Ely's Liquid Cream Balm. Price.
including spraying tube, rs cts. Sold
by druggists or mailed by Ely Bros,
Sc Warren St., N. Y.
New Orleans, Sept. 1, 1900.
Messrs. Ely Bros. II sold two bot
ties ofyour Liquid Cream Balm to a
customer, VIM. Lamberton. 1415
Delachaise St., New Orleans; he has
used the two bottles, giving him won
defrul and most satisfactory results.
GEo. w. MoDUFF, Pharmacist.
Smyrna times., 1905-02-08

AFTER trip to America" says Ger.
trude of California" turn into yeri-
table Lots wife and I want genii to
carry me back to London and dose me
with sugar and pour honey over me
and make me myself again." The pro.
cess doesn't sound alluring but if Ger
trude likes it California is glad that it
has to be performed in London.
Smyrna times., 1905-02-08
SHORT, SHARP AND SNAPPY.

The telephone trust has been organ
lied to disprove that ''talk is cheap" 4"
Smyrna times., 1905-02-08

The Chaplain of the Senate began
his prayer the other day with this
quotation.
There is so much bad In the best of us
And so much good in the worst of us
That it hardly behooves any of us
To talk obout the rest of us.
The Senate Immediately took up the
impeachment case against Judge
Swayne.
Smyrna times., 1905-02-08

Not much gold is arriving from
Cape Nome but the weather is arriving
without interruption.
Smyrna times., 1905-02-08

New Jersey women want the legisIa-
ture to provide law that bachelors
shall be taxed. Why don't the ladies
marry them?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-31
Safob b. .
af Sens 2png.
(gfter r9ocific.8 oiten".)
5ortfat.)

friIfe Safobs 9~uno'fab Om lfanoi=
naoit 9ultlr. 90 bpao Der fottes
oes ben 9amle Yebago9 oetailz
leret Senotab til oenne, opoeieoes
at Gntuiiasme, og bans 8egejltrin9
for Meno Ium 9inne, 3boroalole zen,
Sbien eller for oanIfe 2anobofprs
bolo, par in9enlunbe paata9et,
men ltploteS oirfelig opb, lrotteli9
3rp paa ben @elb, 8eroen Itoo /
til laabanne MenO o9 til be 9anoe,
Der fpItreoe Dem.
Otter at babe fprflaret, boorleoes
Sulturen bar ben Itgrite paa Sors
ben, ium ct Mennelf lie funoe tempe
for, fDroi oens Wtaal par at ggre
9ioet let o9 lpit u9 ltgnt fpr laa
mango lom muligt, o9 aooarenoe
Sofob for at ta9e aft, boao Der lei
le6e unoer 8ulturens beli9e Sane,
for quoe 8arer, Git ban Doer til at
forbele arbejoet / Berbensfultlt=
rens o9 GioililationenS 3jeneite
mellem De ltore o9 De lmaa 8ultnr=
Itater. Gounltionen baOoe meos
fprt, ubnifleoe ban, at De ltore o9
me9ti9e baooe faaet til 0pgooe at
plante Gioililatiunens Sane Der,
boor Der fgr in9en Civilization bar,
mebens ben li9e lda betgonin9ss
fuloe Sob at oere Ell Sla9s Drip
bus, boorfra felipe De tore aultur=
lanoe benteoe bet meite af ben
SunoItob % @rfaring, iom bar
npbrenoi9 for oeres egen uopits
ling, bar iorbebolOt De lmaa.
% S%folemelteren bauoe &et /
langt bviere @rab, eno ban maaIt lie
lelu tilfuloe baooe realileret. Staar
life @eroen / ii 6olo mere @9lo til
bet lille Sgoelano og De lmaa gree
tie &ulturitater END til bet mGgtl9e
rumerlfe aejlerri9e? 8aabe Soeits,
!Oollano pg De it%anbinapiite 9anoe
bar poet ue%gtigere 8ioro9 til Sui
tllren enc Rutioens Stormagter.
9aq ii Wtiliuner Wfenneiter, buor
/ 8eroen OH lelu oil, og ie, ON Der
blanot Dem blot tilnRrmellesoi8
tan finoes Iaa mango Storaauoer
lom / De nuroilfe Giger.
0anlferen 3p9e 8rube bra9te
oeo fine ngia9tige 8ere9nin9er
altrpnpmieu ct megtigt Stpo 'rem=
40; bet par poa @runolag al Dem,
at bans Gleo, 3plferen Sepler, le=
mere fanot fine tire oeroensbergmte
2ope. 3pse 8rabe opoaseoe ferlt
Observation-Disclosures / Wtaanens
8enegelle, beitemte 9Dlets 8rpo=
ming / SOroatmo8feren, paooilte,
at 9umeterne bar Simmeaegemer,
% opba9eoe Ell np Sonnet.
0iels Stenien Opoa9eoe uogan=
gen fra Sppttertlerne, og Soebs
f%ertlerne, sjuroe oi9tise 0aoa9el-
Ter ON Sjertets Bp9nin9 o9 grnnb=
la9be @eolo9ien.
Ole 8gmer upoaseoe 2plets
Surtigbeb.
$. s. 2rlteb opbageoe @lettro=
maaneti5men, Der CT @rnnola9et
for 3ele9rafen.
3burpalblen itaar lom ben 9relte
8iaeobug9e,funits @euopretter.
@runotoi9 ltaar iom Ell al Spite
pplpsningen8 itgrIte apoitle. Sans
SpjltuIer e%fterlignes mere og mere
/ europa.
81. s. Ha1t er a%lminoelig amer
fenot ipm Den mere 9ios %ltgrlte
Sproeeranter. &ait arbejbebe
30 Sprug p9 bar ben %fgrite, Der
bragte ben acknowledgement Sprpg=
pibentab / Snltem, ligelom ban
inboelte ale Sprogene otte 6a'
Ger efter bereS SlRgtltab. pan
ifrep Ell 8etfe Spruglerer, for
gtsempel islanoit, anseliafiif, fri
iilt, ipanit. italienif, lappiit o9
banlt, mebpirfebe peb 8ilefriftens
aesning Off.
8. 6. &nberlens @peiltpr er at=
taaelig 8eroens melt leite literere
89rf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-31

pLepeIe VEuHuia8 IpT HHe NuHpz
itaber. San begpnbte oaiaa at
lfrioe lmaa 8ibra9 for bet lOfale
8lab, meo bni8 6eoaftpr Fan baooe
itiftet 8efenotifnb,
S 8e9Dnbellen ifreo ban no9le
&ejleinbtrpt fra De Steber, ban
bao6e beip9t paa @ejen berub. 90
bans Nrtifler 9jorbe me9en 9ptfe.
De bar altib 1frenne / Ell let og be-
ba9eli9 Stil meb lette Ober9an9e
u9 fen9ilenbe 9iqeber. Mien ben
Slloe bar mart ubtgmt, o9 ban
maatte tD til andre @mner. 0i5le
@mner bar itabig en9ellte, en9ellf
2iteratltr, en9ellt 8olitif, en9elif
Siitorie, altib forlfelig, men altlo
en9ellf. Sa9en bar, at bans e9en
2e8nin9 inbl frenfebe fig til en=
9ellte Sujetter. &b9an9entil bette
2anbs 2iteratnr bar l%etteit, p9 ban
baooe MI en9ang faaeten bis Soa9=
beo for n@reat Britain. Qnberz
tiben t9nfte ban Del paa at l9Ie 09
itriOe om norbiife 6olf ug 5orbolo,
men bet bar ham, I0m laa 0t8ie
Ting ham Iaa flernt MI bar bam
balonej8 une0fommenbe.
Saa benote bet imiblertio Ell
Dag, at ban fit fat paa Ell 8jece
ON engel1f 8olitif. st Steo baooe
5prfatteren citeret 9oro Salis6u.
rms befenote Qotalelle: De ioa9e
@ationer maa itaoi9 bliue iua9ere,
D9 De lterfe ltaoi9 itertere"; o9
neben unoer baooe bantilfUjet: 81.
ting t1oer paa, at ben ltOre en9elife
StatSmano bar Get, bet maa oer=
for oere @n9lanbs Sp9aoe itaoig
at boloe fin &ri9sltprfe paa EN- laas
ban SOB, at @n9lenberne life be-
bgper at ltaa tilba9e, meoens De
andre beler 8erben melem fig.
8isle 2inier llO9 neo BAN, o9
ban be9pnote at tenfe paa, boor=
le6e8 oct muligens ensan9 / 3ioen
oilbe 9aa bans e9et 6eorelano.
Der paafpm BAN en- lellum, bam
lelp uforflarli9 angit. I0an baobe
albri9 tentt Jig Muli9beoen al, at
gamle 0onmart en9ang funbe OPP
bpre at pere til iDm leloit9noi9
Stat, o9 bog laa ban MI, at bet
furbulot fig laalebes.
5or at beroli9e fig ielo forig9te
ban at le paa 5orbolbene fra ct To-
cialsoemofratilf Stanopunft o9lpge
Soealet / en- ltor iocialiltiif Stat,
Der ltrofte fig ira Yol til 9ul, lom
fun rummeoe cen Station og talte
eet SprDg. Men bans lociali1tilfe
Samfunb bueoe ham life, ban inb=
laa, boilfen ubpre&raftanltren9elle,
bet oiloe foite, at llpjfe ale De
Sprug % @renielfel 6olfe1laq
imeaem, iOm bet baooe foitet Iar=
tuiinber at bp9ge up. 8esuben
pilbe en- loaban Iin9eues 3ilItano
til%intet9gre ben fur oct bele8 5rem-
gang iaa ngboenoige internationale
&appeitrib, o9 enoelig oiloe 5Dlfe=
lioet og bets 5piionomi blipe lao
maltinagtigt, trioielt u9 ~interesle=
lglt, at 9ioet fnapt bleo oero al
lene.
5pr fprite Sang i LANCE 3iber
iplte Safob fig tun9 ON 6jertet, oe
meb ben lllDlt til at arbeioe, iom
Wtismobet fgrer meo fig, la9be ban
fig ben / ben gammeloa9s Sofa,
DER JUDD UeO oeH enc SR9 tlOe |
bans 4rbejo6oerel le.
0an lufteoe 0jnene. 6an bar
tret al at tente og fplte ben ejen=
%oummelige 2en9lel eiter at iooe
fig fra ale 2ioets Sor9er, 8efpm=
ringer o9 &nloar, iom man fenber,
naar no9et ubeba9eli9t er / In=
mar6, lom ems Srefter er for lmao
til at aiuer9e.
Men ban lop life. l0an tnnoe
tpbelis bvre ben ijerne &nmlen al
ct lloejr, Der traf up ube ira Saoet
p9 le Gpnene, lpm boert 9jeblif
lfere Saruetpner DplpIte t6immel=
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-31

lluUtt I'LL ouI JttppC w III
Ifert @eoio9ieu, MeteorulD9ieu o9
furlfeui9e andre 8ioenlfaber npe
8eroier. @nbnu bur- bet neones
lum @anlens 5ortjenelte, at Der
9ennem BAN er fommen MT Sip |
ben 9eo9raflte 5or ifning.
0enrit Sbien bar oeo fin Digit
ming O9 fine 6orig9 paa gennem
fine ueroensbergmte 0ramaer at
~for6eore Samfunoet ounoet ct
@aon, Der genlpoer fra Yol til SOL,
ug uogpet Ell Snoflpoelie paa Wtens
neifebeoen, Der oil bore 5ru9t III
be lenelte 9iber.
8jgrnitjerne 8jgrnIuns fine,
itemnin98ri9e 0igtning og @rie9s
opbpjeoe, aanofulbe 8ompulition
er fenot og beunoret, laa langt 81
nililotiOnen refer.
5or fun no9le Maaneoer lioen
bar Ell un9 nurlt Nltronom fremiat
Ell ny, opii9tspetfenbe 8eori ON
Solens COMMUNICATING.
Seller life lfal bet glemmes, at
oct bar 3~oromenoene, lum fgrlt
opoa9eoe @merita, og fra boem
Columbus baooe fine Sheer ON, at
Der better paa ltuloe li99e 2anb. =
Oct bar uglaa til 9slano uboanz
breoe 3orom9no, lom reooeoe ben
oalnle noroeuropeilfe @ubetro fra
6or9lemmell e.
Nf &ulturens 8anebrpoere foltret
/ Soerri9 fan neunes Gimme, Der
bel life bar 8erbens fgrl tie, men
oerimoo ~ltprlte 8otanifer. San
bar ben, lom igrit latte Ylanteoers
benen / S1Item og ami zee oerfor
meo &ette at ben ganlte 8eroen
lpm Den bptanilfe SioenIfab86aoer.
8er3eliuS er Ell at 8eroen6 ltgr=
1te Semifere. 6an er @runol99s
ger al ben fpliolo9ilte Semi p9 0ps
baoSmonoenti til ben temilte Nomenz
clatur (0aoneliite), ligelom ben
femilte 8loenlfab bet belle ta9et
gennem bans talri9e lnberig9eller
og Spbogelier fit Ell bel ny Sfif-
felle.
Subn gridlpn Dpfonot Dam
ltrllen og Wionitoren. @eunem
Den lioite Opba9elle falot ben norb=
ameritanlte 8orgerfri9 no til Ioros
ltaterues 5oroel, boilfet after baooe
Sloneriets &fltaifelle til 5glge.
emmanuel 0obel upoageoe 0i=
troglpcerin, Der at bans Syn, III
FREQ @obel, uooitleoes til 0pnas
nit. VI. Nobel bar oesuoen 9iort
fig til Ell Observation-Disclosures 8elgp-
rer, laa lpn9e Soroen itaor, oeo af
fin ~totusiale 5ormue at itifte Sc
CATER, Der - uoen 6eulpn til Sea-
tionalitet - aarli9 uooeles l0m
8elpnnin9 for De oeroifulbeite OPP
iinoelIer, bet beoite llterere 89rt
og Oct i~beroi9lte Grbejoe / 6rebss
la9eus 3jenelte.
5inlenoeren @urbenifjglo OPP
bageoe 0Orogltpaslagen % bar
9jort oi9ti9e 9eu9raflfe o9 geolo=
giife Opba9eller.
9ette er fun no9le faa al be
Sfonoinaper, Der / IioenS 2pb
bar il1ttet aulturenS @renlepele
iremao.
8ertil fommer ale De mango
brebere Salturbeu9gelier, bpis
8u99e bar itaoet Gprben: 9anz
mart bar laaleoes bet fgrite 2ano
til at af1taffe We9erilaueriet ug bet
fgrite 9ano til at inofgre Mloerooms=
forigrselle.') 9anmarf itaar ben
Dag / Tag lom ben ganite Ser
bens 2eremeiter / Ggerbrug %
Wtejeribrift.
@or9e itaar lom ct 5ore9an9s-
lano meo Senlpn til pulitiif Sribeb.
Sperri9 bar meo fit @otbenbor9=
ipitem bilt 8ejen til EN- gennemgris
benoe Gefurm til Mooarbeioelien
af maalte gerbens itgrite Snoe,
0ruttenitaben. = 90 ale tire 2anoe
ltaar, ta9ne unber eet, lom be
fremmeIte Yionerer / TulfeOplpsz
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-31
st lbtfeligt Gin.

Oenne ppperliee BOG paa 220 Siz
Der, at Q. g., Faas for ben lille Yris
45c., Iom tan fenbes / 5rimerter til
Danish Publishing House.
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-31

Sel9Bref 100 Nitenen tDruo upe
paa 8eranoaen pg talte iammen.
Sfpltmeiteren fgrte neiten belle
9iben 0rbet; bet par be Iioite &aao
o9 5ormanin9er, ban gap fin Bro
te9e meb paa oennes npe 6art no
ben bro9ebe 8eroen. 90 Safob
lab meo l9nfet 6oneo u9 lDtteoe
OpmerflDmt til:
e8er altib tro mpo bit 5eorez
LAMB, men alori9 doe ltenoe bin
@atriutisme. 9ois on fornegter
bet Soft o9 ben Serb, fom bar
%foitret big, for perionlig @epinlts
Sfplb, gioer on ielo Din Om9an9s=
freos 8eoiler | 6enoe for, at on
er Ell trolg8 8erlun-et Mennelte,
man ital ta9e fig / Ngt for.
Gent alorig, at ou er Der | 2an=
bet meo minore Het END enboer
lum bellt anben On ti99er life,
men 9ioer mere eno Iulo Teroi
/ arbeloe for Dit 8rvb og bar laa=
leoes, morallf Jet, ii Sob mere 3et
til at leoe ber END 3u1inoer al 8riz
terne, Der lu9er at qan0ets &raft
uoen lelo at arbel0e. De, lom ar
-
belber, arbejoer life alene for fig
lelp, men oglaa for Dem, Der life
arbejoer.
6piS oi re9ner, at Ri Mennelfer
opttaar ell @ennemlnit5alber al 90
Aar D9 fan arbejoe for por 6goe
fra bort l5oe Nar at, laa bar @miz
9ranterne, Der - lom 3ilfeloet CT
meb De flelte = fom BERTH / oeres
beolte Nar = 20=g(ars Nloeren-
oeret mere for 9anoet END 2anoets
egne 8grn. De lfDloer oerfOr IN
gen lerlig 3af til oere8 aoupterebe
9ano, men oerimoo til bet sSolf,
Iom foitreoe Dem, pg lOm frit lob
Dem rejle bort, fpr De baOoe til
ba9ebetalt alt, boao De mo6tog oen=
gang De par lmaa
0an roabeoe oernet Satob til
altio at Oere lpari ommelig, men
albri9 9erri9, bet fgrlte bar Ell
DUB, oct lioite en- 2ait", o9 lutte
li9 citereoe ban Ell notalelle af
3bomas Carlyle, Der lgo %laaleoe8:
n5inb no, boao ou fan 9vre, o9
oaa lgs paa bet af al bin Magt.
8eri oil OH finoe al ben 21tfe, Der
fan blioe Din Der / 8eroen."
81 @ar par 9aaet, u9Safob baooe
juit tloret lin @tsamen ipm linz
corpUroteo accountant" / Ell al De
auitralilfe Solonier.
Sou baooe arbejbet fig pp Erin
for Erin | ben famine 5orretnin9,
bour ban begpnbte lOm Sub. =
Meoens ban git Der og bar Batter
umtrin9 | 8pen, tit ban llere @an-
&c 2eliobeo til at minoes, at ban
alereoe lOm Barn / Stolen baobe
piit 1erlig 8e9aoelle / at manpo-
rere meb 3al, ug laa latte ban fig
pluoleli9 bet Wiaal at femme ino /
9ontorfaget. Qben at iorteae bet
til no9en be9pnote ban ON Aftenen
at gaa til rtbe @urtiu9 Wen's
College, bppr ban tug nnoerois-
ming / @n9ellt, Watematif og Bog
bolonin9, og naar aammeraterne
2prba9 Gitermiooa9 os andre 5ri-
ba9e gift til Spbbplofampe og Sri
fetlpil, iab ban bjemme paa fit
gerelie os lglte 0pgaoer. Saa
bleo Der en- Ylaos lebig ium pn9re
aonturiit / 5urretninsen. Safub
git frimooist op til Hrincipalen,
fortalte BAN, buao ban be iibite
: 4ar Nar bap6e lert, o9 BAD banl
9ioe fig EN- Chance til at forbebre
fin Sitting. 90 Gbefen, Der li9e=
iom laa mango andre fremltaaenoe
Menb beruoe bar Ell nlelf made"
Wtano, fglte zig tiltalt at Sofobs
erlige Streben efter at TONNE
% 9ap bam Ylaoien. 90
ba ban fgrit bapoe faaet 5ooen ino,
gift bet altiammen al fig Ielo, Safob
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-26

Since the season closed last spring,
the Bijou has undergone transforma-
tion, the interior having undergone an
elaborate redecoration. The playhouse
has been in the hands Of the workmen
all summer and will appear on the
opening night of Sept. 3 quite youth
full in its regeneration. AS one enters
the body Of the theater one is struck
by the transformation. A fine feature
is the number of beautiful effects pro-
duced by electric lights half concealed
in colored globes or shades, and peep
ing out with subdued richness Of col
oring.
The theater has been remodeled to
bring it strictly up to the requirements
of a frst-class, modern house. For all
modern theaters the eye must be
pleased, whatever may be the seating
capacity, depth of stage or excellence
of acoustic properties.
The lobby has been fittingly adorned,
the general color scheme here being
ivory and gold on field Of red. The
sides of the lobby show richly in dark
oak effects, while the ceiling is re-
splendent in relief work. The con-
cealed light eff ects, first seen here, slim
ulate interest in the radiance Of scores
of them in the body of the theater.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-26
Beautiful and Artistic I
Effects at Nev Biiou

These lights, with their soft, rich
cints, are NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and about
the boxes, studding the proscenium
arch, peeping from the great dome,
peering from the side walls
More than $4,000 has been spent in
the decorations, and tidy sum besides
for repairs, renewals of furnishings,
new wiring and renovating from top
to bottom. The ella borate plan Of dec
grafton, the alterations effected in the
pretty Hshow' boxes, the new mural
paintings and the opulent beauty Of
the color scheme will be a revelation.
Manager Theo. L. Hays is naturally
elated over the success achieved. He
said:
eve have done our best to make our
theater beautiful and attractive. 1t is
always easy to be ornate. but mere
color and fanciful designs soon pail on
artistic sensibilities. We have sought
to produce exquisite effects, even rich
effects, but the first thought has been
for artistic effects. We have fine
list Of bookings for this season, and
our patrons will have good attractions
in the line of dramas and musical COM
edies. Our work has been thoroly done
and we are confident that the Bilou
will readily be accorded place in the
front rank of northwestern theaters. ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-26
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Production Travels

difficult position, as under his super
vision is everything on the stage, not
actual scenery, machinery. or electrics.
Next is the master machinist, who trav-
els ahead and installs all the mechani-
cal devices. He has four assistants
and engages from ten to forty men in
each city: His chief assistant travels
mechanism. He has four assistants. 1t
is his duty to take down the machinery
at the close of an engagement and place
it in the cars The next department is
that of the electrician. who, with his
four assistants, looks after all the cleo
tries. To him is also entrusted the ia
nous lens used in the vision scene;
aud they are very valuable. The ward
robe master has four assistants, aid
is responsible for all costumes. The
next department is that of the ami
mails used; the horses and camels. The
manager has nothing to do except to
see that the animals reach the theater
at the proper time and are well taken
care of.
The stage manager does not take con-
troll of the stage until the master me-
chanic has notified him that the stage
is ready. 1t is his duty to rehearse
the people, and he is responsible for
the smoothness of the performance. All
the employees Of the organization have
been with it for a long time, most OF
then. since the opening in New York
six years ago. The fact that, the COM
pany is handled so easily and that the
system has been brought to its present
state of perfection is due almost wholly
to Charles Towle, the acting manager.
With the organization he is practically
a car, having absolute control OF
everyone in the company.