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A TALK ABOUT The STAGE.
Passages from an Interview With Mrs
D. P. Bowers.
From the Neio York s

From the Nelg York Sun.
What stands in the way Of the best act
ingp
The degeneration Of the stock company
into road combinations. II the former the
company remains in one place Plays re-
volve, change every night, sometimes two a
night. Several ars take part on the same
stage, and the company has the advantage
Of observing and studying the best m dels
and exercising their talents in a variety Of
style.
The combination runs one play for az
eltire season. The heavy villain, The good
father, the bad mother the ingenue daugh-
ter remain cast Ia their several moulds
through year, then scatter, never to sea
each other again. This MAKES an actor a
copyist, not an artist; an expresser Of one
single Individuality, not a master Of the art
Of expression. You can perceive the
dignity Of one over the other. It has
however. for the audience the Advantage Of
casting parts with greater consistency. In
a stock company a tragedy queen may be
called on to play barmsid or "a soubrette 10
act Lady Macbeth" The other way makes
better plays, but poorer actors, you see.
"How could managers be improvsip
"Some Of them could not be. All man.
ayers, think, should be actors. 1t use 10
be 50. Now the managers are all simply
soecuators vita a stric,lY co lmercial OUT
look upon actor, audience, play and stage.
The actors are 0 them trade value, 50
much property y-furniturs-to be sat upon,
walked upon or tirown aside as occasion
may requirc-funnels through wuica to
pour money into the box flee Managers
should be Ia artistic sympathy with their
people and think Of them As something other
than stocks and boads There would os
better acting II the Kitchen Of the stage
we're more in keeping with tho parl0r.'
Exceptions, indeed, yes there are, anl the
profession biessss them
"What do you think is the most danger
Gus element Of the stage TO womo y
"The separation Of husbands AMI wives"
"Oh. well. that il incidental 10 stage lie,
OF course. NJ oae is to blame for that
Both parties expect such accidents Of fate
AID
"Ah. tut. tut, tut / am not speaking Of
accidents, the chances of fals' or 'uecessi-
ties Of the case / am speaking Of tho daily
growing tendency e. regard married actors
az losing cards -uuintereating, uuattracttve Q
and tho unnecessary and wantOn enforce
ment " separation Tor business purposes
solely. EyerTthinR on ths bills must be
Miss, Miss, Miss You pick 0lt the mum.
Der Of married people from under their
sage names and zee for yourSelf Who're
arc ths other hAlvssP And whyf dis
ease or o fashion spreads ~ 10 ls catered ..
The fashion Of the day IL for maids 90 the
stage, and a woman, Hhethar stage struck
Or ART earnest, must lose both Identity aud
husband Ia following it. The train of d.s-
astroas CONSCIOUSNESS following - Dotn
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sides of the house may be imagined better

sides of the house may be imagined better
than told.
MY heart has bled for people whom 1
have known TO be thus sacrificed, even in
my own companies, when poverlesS TO pre-
vent it. The great point made about
slavery was the separation of husband and
wife by sale. There never was a slave
market on earth so wsnton in its cruelty to
married people as the stage of to-day. A
few couples l have known who tried to
fight it cut, but strength of the powers
that were proved too much for them. Wen
starve them into it. was the tacit manage
rial avowal-and they did that very thing.
This crying and growing evil should be
written and talked about over the whole
land, and public influence, which is always
kind when it thinks, brought to bear upon
the subject
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Is a form Of blood pois which is not un-
derstood by the medical profession as 70 It's
real nature and character, but it is evi-
dently hereditary in It's nature Il may ac-
cidently develop ITSELF wthou any preiis-
position o. evidence Of such existing poison.
Tho knife or cRustic salves have heretofore
been the so-callsd remedies FOR it, out all
houest practitioners will tell YOU at this
treatment fails 20 cure, and only hastens
fs'a. results. Thousands Of cases u epi De-
eli0ma skim cancers. and great many
cases of sclrrhus cancers, have been entirely
cured by the use OF SwifJs Specific. It
forces she poison out through the cancer It.
SELF, and the pores Of the skin.
My father had cancer: my husband also
had cancer, in fact died with 10. ln 1915 a
lump came on ny nose, which steadily in
crsased Ia size and alarmed me. I used
various rsmediss-salvss aud other applica-
tions AID finally tried 20 burn 10 out, but
the sJre returned worse thsn ever, growing
larger and moro angry, until determined
70 try svifts Specific. i took the medi-
cine, aud 10 soon made a complete cure. /
know that s. 8. s. cured me, because dis.
carded all ofhsr remedies. This was several
years ago. and have bad no sign of a re-
turn of the career.
MIS- N. n MABEH, Woodbury., Ter.
lprli Sta, 1855
Treasisa On Cancer mailed free.
InE SWIFT SPEclgio Co., draNer ?, A.
laufa. "a.
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A ROYAL vICEROY.
The Prince OF Wales willing and Anx-
ious to Go to Ireland.

ious to Go to Ireland.
From the London World.
The only member of the royal family
who could go tn Ireland would be the
Prince Of Wales. 1t is no secret that the
Prince Of Wales has always had very strong
feelings about royal residence in Ireland,
and many years ago one of his most conf
dental and trusted advisers, empowered by
him, made known his opinions to the queen,
with view to his going to Ireland in some
capacity as her representative, if she felt
she would be unable to do 50 herself.
The queen was much displessed and ex-
pressed her feelings strongly, as well as her
desire that the subject should never be
mentioned again, and the prince, very
wisely, not wishing to put himself into OPP
position to the crown, let the matter rest.
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rHOTOliKAPHY.

TWO DOLLARS pays for one dozen fine Cabi-
I net Photographs, as many for eight by ten
frame as you wish, at the SAVANNAH PHOTO
GO. $, lt9 Broughton street
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LEGAL NOTICES.

<hHO<Ak NCAACA@o'
n EORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.--Whereas q
VI petition has been fled in the office Of the
Ordinary Of Chatham county by GUGIE BOUR@
QUIN ct al, freeholders Of SAID county, with
the requisite number Of names, according TO
law. praying that an election be held under
section 1853 Q de OF Georgia to determine the
question OF Fence" or mo Fence" by the legal
voters OF said county. and that said petition
will be ganted on the 3D DAY OF JUNE NEXT,
1899. unless counter petition be filed.
MAY 1iTH, 1889 HAMPTON L. FERRILL,
Ordinary 9. O., Ga.
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sUMMER RFsORTs.

MOUNTAIN SUNSET HOUSE, WERNERs
vi VILE PA High on the mountain. A
delightful place Tor those seeking rest and
recreation. Air compared to Colorado. Per
sonal care and attention to guests. Steam
heat. For circular, terms, etc, address
f. GROSCH.
OOD STREET. EAST. NEW YORK. Rooms
y ~ with board; summer rates. Refer by per
mission to Mr.. WEIGH, Mitchell House, Thomas
vile, Ga.
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Cancer

T denotes trace o. ranfalI.
Q X. Won HERRNANN Observer Signal Corps.
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TRIUNPHISG OVER OBSTACLES.

as has been said, the line was put ia bet
"heu kendall was ma 10 the presi-
a.. IL was during his administration
n q. .-e hrTt cable vas laid. The division
,I5 l9e proved a great saving boih Of
7 --1-talu anu money. The third division. which
c3Fered two divisions and embraced
,.. ''Ns IRON Montgomery to Nsw Orleans,
rasted TO the care Of one Mr.. Butler
fanidly risen from messeags- boy
4 Macon Office 20 the position OF
4 ,-5' sl ferluteniency, aad was re-
4 as 'le records will show, as one OF
a, so electricians Of the dav. aud
-a4 not thsn reached 1is maiori5y.
I'D Ae7piug up Of the wire between
and New Orleans had occasioned
t.1A. deal OF trouble. Il was
10 upon mast in Pass Rigolettes.
| -'i or water thsc connects Lake
-'' ahl Lake PantcnartrAin. ThedirH-
-'.. a1 tnls point were ovprc0me bv Mr..
"Dl Auceessfgllv laid the first cabls
pte % shore, Great inorovement
.N'h oeeu made with cables The
lll'1"ta between Doveraad Caisis we're
al. 4pon' a tLs result was what was
'|""A A. the SHORE end cable. contain
copper cJLductors. insulatei WITH
F.euai then wrapped sith tArrsi
-lA ,len surrounded by n wire armor.
-il similar cables wers laid Ia the
rear river AZ Wilmington. Tia
lHt on these cables was 81 900.
@ ih The year 1851, and bsfore Mr.
a.. -ad charge u the dlyiaoa. that h.
|rsig 'Ael The then Huheard of feat of
q ias1aG9 ~ ths ond II h.
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BOARDING.
MISCELLANEOUS.

~ get s5c in value at HEIDT'S Copy
ZD Robert hlsmere" with Gladstone 5
Criticism and Cake Basan Fir Soap.
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INC. Hair, Tooth. Nan, Shoe and Whisk
w Brushes, Chamoise and Sponges. at
HFTDTS
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Large Lots Wide Streets High Ground Good Drainage,
Adjacent and in the Immediate Vicinity of the Best Impro
creasing Values.
Especial attention called the extraordinarily easy uoo'
sod thus making possible for e0ery to home.
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AnC. GALLON only does it cost dyspeptics for
~ Tate Spring Water, a Specific. Agency,
HEIDT'S.
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TRY Crab Apple Cider, Root Beer, HEIDTs
4 Improved EEg Phosphate, Pine Apple Bon
BOns.
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LETTER BOXES
PERSONAL.

7N7---T---T-"---7---T7--
PHOTOGRAPHY Two dollars and fifty
cents pays for one dozen Cabinet Photo
graphs and one extra for Sxl0 frame J. N.
WILSON q Bull Street.
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WANTED, three good bands, must thor
w oughly understand dressmaking Steady
work, aud good wages given to competent
hands. none other need apply at 500 Whita-
ker street
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WANTED. thoroughly competent lumber in.
W spector immedi tely; must be sober, re.
liable, cor ect aud willing TO work; mill located
in Emanuel county. Address 3. NJ. G., this
office.
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*T Indicates trace. tInches and hundredths.
Observations taken at the same moment Of
time at all stations.
SAYANNAH. itay 1G. 7:?6 D. m. City time.
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DDRE DRUGS will tell, and physicians are
j my references Close attention given 20 all
prescriptions at SHAFFER'S, 10 Whitaker
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NEWS ITEMS FROM ILWACo.
ILWAco. Jan. IA. 1889.

ILwACo, Jan. IA, 1889.
The Ilwaco hook and ladder COM
pany raised the frame of their bell
tower TO- day.
The steamer Volga arrived down
at P. M, with large raft of trap
spiles.
Judge Dalton's new cottage is con-
sidered the prettiest building about
here.
s. Calhoun is building a one story
house. 80 feet square, with a base
ment of 6 feet.
F. Hughes is building house for
himself.
F. S. Bates is monkeyiDg around
roofs painting things red.
There will be considerable house
building on the weather beach soon.
One of our young teamsters has
just made contract to haul out 40,
900 feet of lumber for one party.
Trap men are busy knitting and
preparing for next season.
It's reported that the 1. r. & n. Co.
will haul out their locomotive on
February 1st, and commence laying
more track.
The Heath Sisters Dramatic COM
pany will give an entertainment on
Thursday evening next, for the bene-
fit OF the family of the late Capt.
James johnson, of Shoalwater bay.
Subscription papers are getting in
their work. By their aid a library
has been started for the public
school, a fire bell purchased, stock
subscribed for a weekly newspaper,
and now by the aid of the same
accumulative power we are TO have a
brass band.
We can boast OF a reading club as
well as a gun club, and ere long the
salmon club will be in fashion.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Withrow is reported to be dan
gerously ill.
Fred Colbert has about completed
building on our main business
street. 1t has two stories; the upper
to be hall. which will be occupied
by the G. A. r. post here.
Next Saturday evening there will
be dance and supper there to be-
gin business with.
N GAS.
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"The One HOss Shay"

OF DR.. Homes, is full of the genial au-
thor's exuherant humor. Its fun is SUI
perficial and obvious; but more Is meant
than meets the ear or eve. The vehicle
which ran for hundred years and 4
dsy without a break, typifies 4 healthy
human body. and represents the natural
tern of its ervice. If. however, man
has catarrhal, bronchial, aSthmatic, or
pulmonary disease, he cannot live out
half his days unless he eradicates the
scrOfulouS humOrs whose presence
causes these local troubles. The great
bloOd-cleanslng Alternative of DR.. Pierce,
known as the Golden Medical DiscOv-
try," rIds the blood of Scrofulous pollu-
tions, and, by improving the nutrition,
gives new vigor to the debilitated sys-
TEN, and cures these diseases.
Unequalled-Dr. Sage's Catarrh Rem
edy.
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ARREsTED N AFRICA.

day and forty two persons drowned.
ARRESTED IN AFRICA.
TUNIs, Jan. l5.-The police have
captured o gang of robbers and as
sassins, Among the members is
man believed to be the Whitechapel
butcher of London. The British con-
sui has forwarded all the details con-
nected with the arrest of the sup
posed Whitechapel murderer, who is
charged with having committed in
Tunis murder similar to those COM
mitted in Whitechapel. The man
has confessed that he recently lived
in Whitechapel.
A NEW YORK HOLOCAUST.
New YORK, Jan. 15.-The cigar box
factory on East Fifth street is burn
ing. Three girls are known to be
burned to death. A man has been
arrested on suspicion Of having set
the fire. Five girls were at work
upon the upper floor, two were car
ried down on ladders by firemen.
The other three who lost their lives
were Josephine Farenkoph, Lena
Straub and Barbara Appel. They
were suffocated by smoke. The bod
les were not badly burned. Loss $780,
900.
NO POLICE AUTHORITY.
CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-In the matter
of application for an injunction by
the anarchistic arbiter bund to re-
strain the police from interfering
with their meetings, judge Tulley
decided that the police had no au-
thority to prevent their meeting be-
cause they assumed that such meet
ing might violate the law. Judge
Tulley did not issue an Injunction
because he said that the police would
not hereafter interfere.
FIRE AT SANTA MONICA.
Los ANGELES. Jan. ia telephone
message from Santa Monica stated
that the Santa Monica hotel burned
to the ground early this evening.
No particulars received.
LATER-The hotel which was de.
stroyed by fire at Santa Monica was
at old Santa Monica and not New
Arcadia. The building was owned
by senator Jones of Nevada and Mrs.
Clara r. S. Baker. The loss on the
building is $4,000, and on furniture,
$4,000 or $4,000. The losses are
well covered by insurance.
ALLEGED PROBABILITIES.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 15-Noth-
ing has come from Indianapolis of
Gen. Harrison's intention regarding
Mr.. Blaine, and the fact annoys the
friends of Mr.. Blaine, if it does not
him. To-day one of the warmest of
Of Mr.. Blaine's friends, who, it was
thought, knew much of what is to be
done in the matter, went privately to
a disinterested party who is on friend
ly terms with Mr.. Harrison, and
asked if be had got any sort of init
nation aud what he thought the pres
ident elect would do as to Blaine.
The question was asked with an anx-
iety that showed how much in doubt
the questioner was. Renewed efforts
are being made by the anti-Blaine
men to prevent his selection. With
~in the past two or three days the anti
Blaine side of the question has been
vigorously presented, but Mr.. Blaine's
enemies, as far as can be learned,
have been no more successful than
his friends in getting any expression
of purpose or opinion from Gen. Har-
rison. One member said to-day that
he knew the president elect wanted
to make Sherman secretary of state,
but that the attitude of the Ohio SEN
ator in the matter and the pressure
being made by Blaine's friends would
most likely result in Blaine's selec-
ton.
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W. B. Adair and wife to W. L. Nc
Evan, LOT 5, blk 26, Adair's Astoria,
S132.
Philo Calender, administrator es-
tate NJ. S. Calender, decd, to NJ. P.
Calender, 800 acres, T. n, R. 10, W.,
$500.
VIM. Anderson and wife to J. Kar-
wpen, und. Is lot 10, Uniontown,
800.
M. Kronquist and wife to Jacob
Gustafson, and Andrew johnson, S.
E 4, sec 8 T. Z n, R. 9 W., $1,000.
Q. and F. S. Bradbury to L. r. Alb
ercrombie, tract land on Necanicum
creek, $500.
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No One Need
Remain
ADyspeptiC.

l have been suffering
for over two years with
Dyspepsia. For the last
year l could not take a drink
of cold water nor eat any
meat without vomiting it up.
Ny life was a misery. Ihad
had recommended Simmons
Liver Regulator, Of which
l am now taking the second
bottle, and the fact is that
words cannot express the
relief l feel. Ny appetite
is very good, and I digest
everything thoroughly. l
sleep well now, and l used to
be very restless. I am fes!i-
ing up fast; good strong
food and Simmons Liver
Regulator have done 1t all.
Iwrite this in hopes Of bene-
fitting some one who has
suffered as 7 did, and would
take oath to these state
ments if desired"
E. S. BALLOU. Syracuse. Ne6.
l. n. ZEILiE & CO., Philadelphia, P
Price 100.
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SINGAPORE, Jan. 15.-The steamer
Phy0peket was sunk IN collision to-
day and forty two persons drowned.
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FORTY-TWO DROWNED.

Arrest of Suspect in TuniS, Africa,
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Is Consumption Ineurabie:

Read the following: Mr.. c. IL. Morris,
Newark, Ark, says: "Was down with
Abscess of Lungs, and friends and ply
sicians pronOun me an Incurable
Consumptive. Began taking DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, am
now on my third bottle, and able to
oversee the work on my farm. 1t is the
finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio,
says: Had it not been for DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption
would have died of Lung Troubles. Was
given up by doctors. Am now in best
Of health" Try it. Sample bottles free
at J. C. Dement'S Drug Store.
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Gossip About Blaine and the Cabiuet,
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Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so wei
known and so popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric BitIerS sing the same song OF
praise.-A purer medicine DOES not eX-
1T and it is guaranteed TO do all that is
claimed. Electric BittrrS will cure all
diseases of the Liver and Kidneys. will
remove Pimples. BoilS, salt Rh uIn and
other affections caused by impure blood.
Will drive Malaria from the system
and prevent as well as cure Malarial ie-
vers.-FOr cure of Headache, COnSiipa-
ton and Indigestion try Electric Bit
ters-Entire satisfaction guaranteed. or
money refunded.-Price 81 cts. and Sl.00
per bottle at j G. Dement'S.
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NEW TO-DAY.

Tender. Juicy ~t'ak at JeG's.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned did file on January 7th,
1883, in The county court Of Catsop county,
5 ate u Oregon, petition in words and
figures as follow:
ASTORIA, Oregon, January I, 1859
To the Honorable County Court Of Clatsop
County, Oregon:
The Astoria Street Railway company
hereby asks your honorable body TO grant
the right to Tits successors and assigns
to construct, maintain and operate, with
steam, electricity or animals, single or
double track railway, with necessary switch
es, tuInouIs and appurtenaceS, for period
OF ninety-nine years from The granting of
permission III the following named streets
In Adair'S Upper Astoria.
Commencing at point on the boundary
line between Astoria, Oregon, and Adair'S
Upper Astoria, Oregon. that is intersected
by Fourth Street--FOurth street to Brtn-
ham AYe.-Brenham Ave. to Third street,
Third street TO Dickinson Ave. Dickinson
Ave; TO alley running east and west through
block Iwo--alley through blocks Two,
Three, -Four, Five and Six, OF through alley
through block Fifteen from Brenham Ave
to Candy AVe.--Canby Ave. to Third street
--or Candy Ave. from Third street To alley
In block one --alley through block One 10
Dickinson Ave. or any street or public
highway or alley running through block
SIX, suitable to enter the town OF Alder
brook.
ASTORIA STREET RAILWAY
per +. w. NEWELL,
Secretary.
And the said court has set Friday. Janu-
airy 18th, 1889, for hearing objections, if any,
by parties interested 10 the granting of SAID
petition. And the foregoing notice is o.
dered published for five days in some daily
paper published in this city.
ASTORIA STREET RAILWAY co,
per +. W. NKwELL,
Secretary
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned did file on January 7th,
1889, In the county court Of CIatSOp county,
5 ate u Oregon, i petition in words and
figures as follow
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-24
THE PROHIBITION FAILURE.

All the New England states have tried
prohibition, and four of the six have
within the past month or two pro-
nounced it unsatisfactory. and refused
to have it in the constitution. New
Hampshire and Massachusetts have had
votes of the people adverse, and Rhode
Island and Connecticut have legisla-
lures opposed. The latter by narrow
vote refused to submit the amendment
Maine and Vermont worry along with
the law, but the people have become
adopts in its evasion. To the average
vision it would seem that the virtue of
law to restrain the vicious appetite for
drink by putting its satisfaction out of
reach is pithleSs, but those who have
theory in the grip of conscience will
push right on.regardless OF results. One
of them finds cheer in the reflection
that disaster is a wholesome test of
faith, and that it is the darkest just be-
fore the break of day. Perhaps the
fact will dawn upon the minds of tn e
men of honest conviction that they
have been used by the Republican poll
ticians, and left in the soup by them.