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BUFFALO BILL.
Buffalo Bill gives his new border drama, "A Prairie Waif," at Music Hall, Saturday night, supported by a band of six Sioux Indian Chiefs, He-Ne-Kaw (the first born), the most beautiful Indian maiden in the world, and a powerful dramatic company of 24 artists, magnificent silver cornet band and superb orchestra, in the new and powerful border drama taken from actual scenes in Buffalo Bill's life, and written expressly for him. During the progress of the play Buffalo Bill will give and exhibition of fancy rifle shooting, in which he is preeminent and alone, and a genuine band of Winnebago Sioux Indian Chiefs will appear in their wild, weird songs and dances. Seats can be reserved at Kenney's.

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BUFFALO BILL.
Buffalo Bill gives his new border drama, "A Prairie Waif," at Music Hall, Saturday night, supported by a band of six Sioux Indian Chiefs, He-Ne-Kaw (the first born), the most beautiful Indian maiden in the world, and a powerful dramatic company of 24 artists, magnificent silver cornet band and superb orchestra, in the new and powerful border drama taken from actual scenes in Buffalo Bill's life, and written expressly for him.