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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-07-19

Where n &1A-9De Chef PrepEres Feod IN
SzsFsr-Lzn<,6 CxsoElng Utensils


Mr W L Vanderbilas chef has had
sDeh ran0En that the temple in Ehich
he moves Nnd the ALTAR al which he
nifEriaases mnst be of Interest. Both
are worth his cost 10 import and worthy
his talents Mr. Nanaerbllas Kitchen
il really very besu1lful 10 the eve. The
purity Of marble. the fustHr of tiles
and the glsaHn of metal are what one
sees The floor L C marble The
shelves, the 1ablas- the sinks. all the
Things that are rarely moved are of
marble and cut with the precision 4ss
Jewels The walls are lined with
cream enameled tiles and all the anult.s
are covered with brass mOuldings.
IA here these meet the doors and win
COWS they are covered with these rnslal
mDldings dispensing evea with wood
en- trim. The ceiling Is made of white
snaTnele1 tiles set in cement BIT one
does NOT irnperil the head OF sic, coo
cock with a 8ooselE-sef brick, So each
tile Is also secured with raised raeaaA
bolts
Accounting all this gIeam of white
and metal Is 1hR large double range.
II K SET In one corner under a large
se-nicircula- hood enriched with en-
b0ssed copper 0fRSnsnts and swung
from iron liars wrought In spir,aas sna
f0lIati0ns- This hood Is SD powerful
BID agent in carrying OH the odor and
greasy Steam thai ii VIII wait from
The hand & newspaper held under 1T.
The eOk1ng utensils are In keeDinr
with all This sPlenaOr. They are OF
bepper with wrwugh1-irOn handles.
many OF them Ornalnan1ed. and some
DG them have been copied from special
pieces in the GlunT and other nu-
seuEls Luxurious cooking u4eRsils are
indeed the thing OF the moment, and a
Wedding present not disaained Is
sci OF copper silver-linad, sneh
Is are DOW displayed among gems
and gold Sit the Jewellers.
Leading from the Kitchen 10
tine butler's pantry are spiral stairs
entirely Enclosed In glass 10 shut CUT
possible l1dor, Yet RETAIN the light.
And this Il 50 successfully done that
although the Kitchen Is directly below
the 6iniDg-roon and buffers pantry,
s01hirg disagreeable makes its WAY
slQ,ft
Before referring I'D anOfher attach
Ete.1f OF This Kitchen. allltsion shOnla
be made 10 the drains and hose puflef
ia the oen1er of ahR marble floor. for III
Is By a hose which may play feaf]essly
in ABy pant OF the roUm that the
kitchen il kept clean C0nnaeted with
tie Kitchen, and builf under the side
walk IL a series OF vaults These are
for ICE. u+B1. vegetables, milk and
a-gs. and are built In three sections of
hollow 1nas0nry- that they rnag be
kept free from damp and have perfect
ventilation The heavier articles.
sael rs lce and meal. arg put in
through The sidewalk with derrick and
hoist, which relieves 1he Kitchen of Il
good deal of Ple;asantness, "a every
hOQsak8sper may i1nagine. N Y Let
ter.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-07-19
HANGING FEELS GOOD.



learned fruzn The hg1el clerk here.
Saws q New York Herald correspondent
an Alnlrs The other day. thai a young
plumber doing business ON the prin-
rlpal street had once been hanged. and
when cuf down was thought TO be dead
Here seemed a good chance 10 lnEes-
t1ga1e from FIRST hands the Iorfures of
the operation which has relieved the
Stale of SO many of lis ornamental
citizens
This Young mans uans Is Miles
Doyle He Il fine, Swapping fellow
a member OF AsssnblyDEn Bush :
track Twenty -six1h Company He has
always resided in Eluira~ where his
parents were an0ng the first SETTLERS
long before II became a City.
The event which Contaminated In his
hanging happened five years ago. and
III the Time attracted much a11snfion
from the local press, although his de-
scr1p1lOn OF his feelings while dang
Ling by the leAz was psEfr recorded
IL was sehoOl-boy's essapada, While
chasing q rabbit through the grounds
Of ex-Aldernan Hughes. he attempted
10 rTn over a raised platform Upon
which The housewives stand while
hanging clothes upOn revolving reel
There Il no dale obIainable Is 10 the
length OF lime which ensued from the
moment he ran upon the platform
and the lime Whsn sSrTanf girl
opened the kitchen door and WAS hOr-
rlfed 10 see a yonsg mAIl, his face
black and blue, dangling from the
rope on This reel One glance Ri the
distorted fesaaures convinced her that
the youth Was dead, fuf she gave q
Shrek which called The nelghb0f,s I'D
the Scene
AK-Speaker Jere Mc,C5suire Was anong
the first I'D arrive. and with consider
able presence OF mind cut youRg Doyle
down and. with the assislance OF Mrs.
Hughes, proceeded 10 rasasel1s1a him
Al first ii was Thought life Ezls extinct,
Du1 In less than half IN hour he had
bs8n sufficiently restored 10 be COP
Feyad 10 his home
Snah Il the Narrative Of fhs occur
renee, ali the parties named being
well-kn0wn residents OF this e0n-
immunity.
found Young Doyle If his mother :
asslde 4ce- $50 Columbia street The
Young geu1lRman Was making active
preparations 10 Join his MILITARY COM
pany- When ] asked him WHAT Were
tbs feelings while hanging he replied
AT first I experienced 3 slight
wrench IN the neck bnI no pain fol-
lowed IL l Thought then that had
jumped from the top OF high building,
and when going down kept wondering
when Was going 10 aligiht. Gradually
the Rir seemed 10 thickan. and Then
thought ] wasn't going 10 fall ANY
further, buf thai something under MT
kept me- foading in the air / could
hear distant masic. and wonderful
Light flashed through the scene 1ha1
made the whole place the MOST beautii-
ful ] had ever seen ] felt awfully
happy. and when recovered NV ssnsas
my first thoughts were OF resentment
I'D the rn6e persons who took me AWAY
from my beautiful vision
u think hanging il about Is happy
dss1h Is one ran choose, If he's gOi
I'D 90
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-07-19
CRAzED BY PROSPERITY.


TEh- sid story OF William Rob. The
coDT,oser, who has 1sd been placed Il
q lHna1lc asylum. from which, accord
ing 10 the doctors. M Is unlikely ever
TO 60 0u1 saossalD- gives q striking Illus
fra4i0n OF the dangers OF OTerpr0spagi-
fy- His story Is very curious Twenty
years apo he led the life OF an 0uf-aDa-
ou1 BOhenian-DOt OF an elegant lIni-
tab0r- essshless Arab OF art Al THAI
time he was the familiar of two
singers who had z tremendous rsIsuta-
fi0n among the fregnsnIers of tie les
reputable musical halls 81 Vienna At
their entertainment he WIS the Orehes-
ira for the sole aoc0nP aninenf in
these places L the piano Besides
TINS he could make for 1hlen The MOI
very moral oOnplsts with which they
made their mark The life might moi
be unpleasant for though the wares
We're not good and Bob often had Ia 20
all daF without meal he cOuld conn
psnsa1e for ii III night When his Two
-1dlTas~ were asked ont 10 supper ne
went with Them and, by sfufHHng him
self with good Things and champagne
he made up Tor forced asceficlsn-
One evening q lneky thing happened
TO him. Somebody had suggested 10
Baron Nathaniel de R0tasehild that ii
would be amusing I'D visit one OF these
singing saloons and he went As Is
well known. he il q musical amateur
and particularly fond OF Eiennest
music SO when chance brought him
30 the place where our 1alO We're per-
forming he paid little attention 10 the
rather commonplace charms of the Two
SIRENS. while he noted with surprise
The brilliant execution OF their &cc0Ln-
pianist who performed Valsas OF Strauss
and Laura Is well e. his OWL compost
mons In the inisrlndas- Now RO1hs-
child had been thinking for some 1irns
Of getting together a company OF Twelve
fys1-rade musicians for his palace at
Widen, and the idea game across him
which he ultimately carried 0Uf-0f
Installing Rob there as permanent
CHIEF. Here was q chance for The
poor Bohemian. Al The fOueh OF a
nagician-s wand he found himself
transformed in1O splendid apartments
fashiOnably clothed wa1ted npgn by
SERVANTS with his pockets full OF
money, and publishers clamOring fOr
the rights OF publishing his songs
# H.
look him 10 London, Paris add other
places, got him 10 play before ta7s
Prince OF Wales and other ise made q
lion OF him ETsrywhere The ex-
pianist went about like a great lord,
everywhere he Was TREATED with The
difference paid 10 wealth and the
friends OF milll0nairees. The change
proved loo grea1 f0r his brain. Ihs
derangaDent OF his faculties soon bt-
gan 10 be shown by the Development Of
extraordinary eeeenfrIci1les He de-
TslOpsd an Incredible Refinement OF
Easfe, and even the table OF the Baron
de ROfhsehlld Was not eK quisite enough
for him As 10 champagne, he gave
DTsr drinking il and used ii externally
This got WORSE and worse The Baron,
who 1rsB5ad him d a spoiled child
Thought 10 ObEiate the first symptoms
OF madness by travelling abORt with
him I'D the Alps and elsewhere, but in
VAIN He got worse and worse, and
eventually had 10 be handed over 10 q
specialist sad case OF mEn brain
being overturned by prosperity -
London Globe
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-07-19
DEATH TO CHiNCH-SUGS.
Results OF ObserEafjaNs Ea'de aly tlse State
EIl1oraols sist f0r Illinois.

From 0bserEa1lOns by = a Forbes
Stale En10TnOlogisf for Illinois, 1T APP
pears that severe dr0Dgh1s In the mid
die and LATTER part of the summer may
diminish the number of ehineh-bugs by
lassening the Hood supply, and may OPP
e',a1e 10 protect crops of The following
year Ii they are ait a distance from
Woodlands, by driving the nnatured
ehiDeh-bng dfDIn open fields fo the
grassy woods for support Where
wheat Is moi abundant in Il district
badly Infested with chinch-bGgs. 1T has
been proved THAI this insect may live
and breed in early spring in 0ats-
young timber, bluegrass meadows and
even in corn Where wheat cam De OBJ
tanned however, the bug greatly pre-
1ers III for food A kerosene emulsion,
consisting of karossns. soap and waller,
seems 10 be very sfieaeions In killing
the Little pests. About 5 per cent of
The emulsion WAS kef04sene. The aTpla-
cation Was at tie rate OF ] gal of e1nul-
sion 10 u pals of the Gilm1ed miKfur,et0
five BOWS OF CORN 81 r0Gs long, or SO
gals of 7be dllH1e per acre, al a cost of
less than SD cents for material This
remedy can NOT be Of great value ex-
pept where The bugs are massesd On
e0rl- In ONE place where ii was tried
the insects had taken possession OF the
first four ROWS OF eo.n- After spray ng
III WAS supposed they we1e all killed
TWO days LATER they were found q LITTLE
ffszs4hs.r in dae fesd and the application
Was begun two or three rows Ahead of
them. after which no more tr0n5le was
experienced Trials have been made
with coal Tar EDulsi0as which are
found to Approximate In Rsafal0ess
kerosene mixtures and 6-serTe further
TRIAL. Bahaeh applied In the powder Is
Of SOME TalRe.
To prevent the advance of the h0rdss
Of bugs. coal tar Is excallent- excepting
.faEata III dries TOO s0gn Mixing with Ii
Gny kind Of oil Or grease Will prevent
Inns Boards TWO o. three Inches wide
aid ON the ground 50 that bugs cam not
get bansadib them should Ia D-air5sa On
Top with line Lar and OIL. Ena will 755rOsz
complete barrier- Occasionally a
53g Will be bold enough 10 wade ACROSS
4 IT, but 1T has been found that wst1lng
ms feet Is fatal The greatest hope of
sxberrnlnaaang TINS curse of the wheat
6ead VIE believe I'D De by q contagious dis
Ease which has been noticed In a aargs
number of places ID consists of bae-
srIa in great numbers In the allDan-
1 satr canal of the infas4lng blg- liz a
knowledge Of how 10 propagate This
snemF of tine ctineh bng could BE- OBJ
saHned 1T would doubtless bs worth
Farm z1d H0mA
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-07-19
The Americans Tips

The tips given Dy Americans In
Eng1and are almost always 100 Large,
Bnd by Tins they add 10 their expenses
In a nEanBer which greatly sstouishes
English people who regard all tips as
an exartlpn. NOT 10 be Initiated In a
spirit of llbsrality. but 10 be reduced
80 a minimum in a spirit OF economy
An American always likes 10 seem 10
be richer than he l. An EDgl6shman
does moi care BUTTON what the porter
thinks of him. and gives the man
what he thinks sneh man onghf I'D
expect, and no more In the Same
Way Americans always increase their
expenses by travelling frst-clssE- On q
sort Of nDblesse-Obllgs principle, a
s=sG5lf which caasas infinite amusement
among the more economical English,
and giFes point 10 the old joke that Nd
sDe travels hrsa-elass except fools and
Americans
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-07-19

BIN persuaded LnEI Ine eEBrHnse
F,nl'E ArT. mpOTldanrs and misery
'--on a's 80 PREVALENT among the La
pg-1s Classes In NANNY countries. ara
o-ia1E 10 De Rserlbaa TO the want OF
81 ai;i-li1ll. R0fsarf Hall.
III iAs99hars tai us fhzt mne l.
s'dA I4n 111Ir-1Bls r0nnacaaan Of the VIZ
'"-'s sa4aneas with each other ffzzt
--"'N i+'les Upon ons point Is fDuna
- AF--idlul II learning about mzat1ens
11'A are apparently wholly dassdm-
ga They aal uls. and they dDuhdless
-'"- lIlt1I 1asrs Is sarh an MterwaRr-
"a aaets In the various lines of
! '9-'=Ili and shndy 1ha1 Eny thing whiEh
17l'lHl VIII be usefl IN any amH an
"1'i4-t fisias 1d inquiry.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-07-19
RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL.

Over $4,000 F1Jizns ga1hHr regu-
LARRY fGr Christian worship
Praying without falfh i like pump
Ing where there Is mo- spring OF wEisr
-zl The effort Is IN vEin--Ezrhzngs-
A Scandinavian wumEns Semi
nary. the first Of MS kid IN fhls 10un
HrT- Is TO be erertea I'd Red Wing
Mimi
i'm the SUufa There ara 16, 600 cDd-
0rs1 school 1sarhars- They hzrs e1a-
here's, universities. sErninzr5ez, End nrR
worth - GOO 600 N pr9paar
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-07-19

-On6 q lAsS an2ss-A941-- LES OF ThR
China INLAND Mission Scotch gentle
mnn worth a million, rs living IN China
m 1xem4g five eesas a week. using his
fpzdMne all I'm the work
STATISTICS show fhaf 1t c0sts trum
e400 10 E-500 TO put a boy Through col
age ksbarns show fhaH the money
Invested IN the $500 bog pays the bast
1M1ereEf ON the investment
1T rs estlmE1B1 that I'm Paris So. 600
PARSONS who fDrmeuly were free6hink-
aA. and Indifferent ao their rezigiuus
1uteres1z- ARE undHr Gospel influence
6RoqRh the n AN Mission.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-07-19

Florida people can hold their own
IN The WY of TITLES The PRABtka
Herald remarks Yesterday we made
II Our business TO keep a record of the
number of men In our 1Dwn holding
sUns sort of TITLE. and In less than
three hours the figures showed UP SIX
GHnHrRls- fEaaan Cel0nals, eight
Majors, nlDsBaHn Captains, uii1sty -eighf
andses, mime DOCTORS and only twelve
Fr1rRaesy and Theg we-e deHssasd esn-
1i6Aaes for Office
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-07-19

Papa Qsasnesfay1--Didn' / en-
g0ln Upon F0n NOT 10 see that young
n&n agadng Daughter GgGias a.
earnestly 9---Yes. papa bun he eane
inlu1e11Un and / Faeaaaa IL -
Mrs ylnx---Tm going to conn
nanes bORse-elsaning 1D-dag-" Mr.
glnK--WHlag n s. Jinx--MeM. I
wish gOa would swear yDur PhOnD-
graPh full and send ii mp 10 the house
fw me 10 turn ON occasionally when
my feelings GET too Dnrh for ma VIII
yDny -
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-07-19
PROFITABLE CROPS.
How Farming Might he Mace Mere Re
mUDerafdEe THAN III Has Bten.

need more Of MY minimum crops
have invariably besn more profitable,
End have heard MANY farmers make
the same remark MUnld Ii not be-
we'll for Dur farmers 10 combine 10 pro-
dnce less for q few wears OF ali staple
erops, thereby thoroughly cleaning Mp
the surplus and getting bsfasr returns
for our labor than We have received
for the Last decade2 Certainly We have
the sEme right 10 combine 10 limit PRO
dncti0n as have GOAL or OIL companies,
uiIlerx End manufacturers Some may
say fhE1 1T l. QUIZ duty 10 ourselves and
our oOun Try 10 do Our best In our chosen
cRJling-buf best for whon2 Ii We
eEn do befaar by producing less and
getting more for H. why not do IT, rs
long b other producers Rre doing the
Same thing and We have 10 exchange
Our products for IhsirsP
Why should FARMERS be the only class
of producers that CAN moi establish a
s,riee for their eOmmoditiasa When We
buy We have 10 pay the price askeds
when We sal We have 10 take the
Eiftanee the purchaser ssss fiji 10 offer
Surely, no class of labOrsrs work Rs
many hours for as E1ads pay Rs The far
mar, and III Is time OILY calling IL more
ramunaratiEa- Can this be done by
producing more or lesss ] BID OF the
opinion Thai General BuIlsr WIS right
when he said THAT HSOur trouble Is
NOT OFsrlrodneti0 but uDdsreUnsum4-
tl0n, md the question Is, how shall Wa
increase the consumption OF fsr1n pro
dnets2 Certainly NOT by increasing the
uuantifE, but by improving the gulalitT-
Every one knows that soggy P0tB5oas.
stale eggs, rancid buttsr, sste-- last
mneh longer than good, fresh. Ma j
RrIneles. III all food products were the
VERY best, mnch more would be eOn-
s.umsa, thus making a grsRasr demand
and more ramunarHfdTs prices Many
of our wida-sMake farmers ean make a
part 0f their prodBgsflOns an ACTUAL ns-
eessifE 10 one or more families IN our
large Chimes aI paying prices by supply
ing these products regularly, FRESH
sweet and wholesome j know Tins By
experience, for my customers often tel
me THAT they prefer To purchase far1In
products of the prOdnoer, especially
aggs and bu1fer-
III rs landahls for practical 1sr1nars 10
experiment. investigate and produce
maximum er0ps, buf 1t Is more profit
able to produce tine best and gsf good
usr for them Amerlcan Agrseulfur1st
The MILITARY eusa,Om OF ssAurang by
bringing the hand INTO horizontal
poslfiun over the eyebrows. Is Thus az
rDr1nfed for 1t Is supposed I'D Dale
hack to the tournaments of the middle
agss. when after the Qnssn of Beauty
was enfhruned. 1hs knights who were
BD take part In the sports OF The Gay
marched past tine aals ON winch she sa1-
and ~ they passed shielded their sy8
from the r2Es Of her baEEfT.
-Exs1Dmer--l can't wEEr fh11
nit and that the end of M It's Al
shrunk mp ON one sider Rnss1aas-
aEas Won ezpsegt mif dsaa Diagonal
xDufz n7-F1tk.
Young Lawyer 10 his Chans---Do
moi Eroufae yourself about the case za
m. my dear Sir. assure yDn that TO
yzin a EzF1aaiale verdict for FDn VIII
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-28

they celebrated Thanksgiving IN Good
STYLE Last Night.

They Celebrated Thanksgiving In Coed
style Last Night.
The ffremen at headquarters, finding
that duty required their services Thanks
giving day, with the exception Of an extra
hour 81 dinner for the turkey, improvised
Thanksgiving eve entertainment which
was carried out 10 the satisfaction Of all
last evening The following is the pro-
gramne prepared. with fnll particulars:
xllTE TnEATER SOCIAL eTRcLx.
ssgn0r D. DREW. the Peerless Banloist
Professor A. J. sopar. the world Renowned
0fganist
The Great Wallace aud smith, Lafe Of Hayerlyss.
To msss hearing these gentlemen IL
to miss 3 treat.
Opcning H0ne More River
signor Hunt and company.
Recitation .-....... Parody on "BaFbara FrifeEie"
Sigp0r Drew.
Song. selected. By the Great and Refined singer.
Signor De smith.
Great Bonsie step. BY the World Renowned
Artists. Wallace aud cazwell
These gentlemen have TO be seen 10 be nppre-
clated.
Accompaniment BY Slgnor Drew
Solo, selected. .......Asigner Francisco ). Began
First appearances OF The world-fenoE ned human
fnekc, Captain Miller, alias Lazarus.
Grand song and dance By the celebrated tenor.
Monsieur nenham, Il Wish Vas Bird"
Attention Is called TO tie facial expressions Of
this gentleman. who Is pronounced By the press
and public 70 Be the grtatest exponent Of the
art in the world.
Professor Arthur J. soper win introduce his
wonderful sssswszs al legerdemsin. This
gentleman Il without peer.
All ehestButs used by this company are copy
sightcd, and taken from the 1885 almanac. AL
other members Of th>S S>na shall be subject TO
arrest for fulfilling Of <u5 ,oza1aand i'm
posed npon them
Performance 20 commence At !. 20 p m. sharp.
Admission: Boxes. s.. reserved seats, 81; bal
eopy. 81: general admission. 10 cents
Lazarus win be In . trance from q. N. TO 2 p.
m. 10 not fail % see him.
n. B.~-The great sfter.psece. DO not fail "a
hear the woFld-fsngw ned stanton IN one Of his
many choice selections, ne having cempiete
control OF HIS wonderful voice. from the finest
notes Of canary bird 70 the loud roar OF the
great lien.
To make the entertainment more impress
sive. the fremen previously inferred with
ceremony camphell's tine dog. which
had died during the day. The fire.
men say that somebody administered cut
glass 20 the dog and also to the fine setter
that died suddenly at headquarters last
Monday. II the party can be found out
they promise TO make il warm for him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-28
THANKSGIVING PIE.
a-'-----~
The Astorian-

The AstoFian
r. linkins used to mention 70 his dear devoted
mate
How the pie his mother made him was the best
he ever ate,
And Of how, At gay Thanksgiving, in the merry
DAYS gone by
The delight OF has young bosom was his mothers
luscious pie.
Mrs Ilnklns tried to please him. aud al sorts of
pains did take
Sut her pie was not 80 tempting rs his mother
nsed 20 make.
Ard be- only minced and nibhied, while In vain
bis wife did try
To cOacoet as good pasty Is bis mothers sam-
Gus Pic.
Jass 70 eat piece Of pie with eli the long reem-
hexei charm
lie resarnsa. one bright Thanksgiving, 70 his
old New EaglAnd farm,
And hss heart vas ailsd with rapture. and his
sflsss mounted high
And he pueAasea up bis visase Cor hts bryhoed .
famous PIE.
Rat he Iaana himself unAble his Thanksgiving
tsuh tas same decided relish hat he nsed 70
when hoy.
ana he len he least half eaten and admitted
Thss the eSsnSe Was IN his appetite. ana wasu,t
In the rse.
he discovered sAat he pleasure Of tho great
Thanksgiving fe<e
pian's hinge. the way u ased to, apon shs Ehsnss
BE ate.
And hs ecasda leave She table With tie same
enEtented steh,
WITH ais spirit fals Of rapture and bis stomach
fnil eg pie
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-28
TnANKsaryIso AnrsEmEsrs.
Theasar Gesrs win Have Two IRE ats
To-day.

Theaser Geera win Have Two IRE ats
To-day.
Theates goers viii haye two splendid OPP
p0rtuulties Of enjoying themselves this
Thanksgiving. IS Miss Essis Tittell, the
popular actress. aud her splendid dramatic
company viii appear that number Of times
~ Turn hall.
In the afternoon they will produce Bart
ley campbeliss most successful drama.
= Ny Geraldine. which is one Of the best
in the company's splendid repertoire. Al
night TiElossons great military drama,
'si4ynwood, will be repeated by request OF
those who Witnessed is performance on
the former successful appearance OF the
company in this city. The prices VII re-
main the same for both entertainments. %.
80 and 50 cents.
The company was given a splendid re-
eeption last night. Owing 70 4 large num-
her Of other attraesions and the circum-
stances incident 10 Thanksgiving eve. the
audience was not so very large. but several
hundred persons Witnessed one Of the
best dramatic performances given in Seat
sls for long time. The company grows
more popular al each Performance and
crowded houses viii greet them tonight.
Every lady attending the evening per
fornznre will he given . beautiful satin
souvenir programme OF the kssle Tlttell
Company aud I.yHnwood.