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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-23

Fireman II. Albert smith, who was overcome
BY snohe while IT the hose pipe Friday night.
q the Commercial street are, struck Lieutenant
James Clark. ~ headquarters yesterday morn
Ing. and broke bis nose. smith had goae 10 led
exhausted, and the men hat some trouble In
waking him 20 help cassn mp the hose. lie
came out and rushed II Captain g. CLARK, bat
missed htm. lie then struck Lieutenant Clark
aud hFokc hia nose smith then rushed for AS
sislant Chief hssNlcf. who caught tho wild man
and . fsi was the resais Lieutenant Clark
had 10 have his nose dressed By doctor. Smith
will likely be siisrhsyxxsi
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-23

A real 1.-Two man showing OF the latest styles
Of dfess and stsees suits in the window OF the
Golden Eagle Clothing House. % Front street.
near Marion street, IVES sight that amused,
Interested and puxxsed 5.f00 people yesterday
aftcfnoon- The plan of advertisement although
startling. proved successful Five minutes after
the man took his place In the window Front
street waA blocked. and remained so oil day.
Ths funny men endeavored TO guy the fellow.
but he never cracked smile from the time he
began poaing until $40 o'clock. when he left
the window. The scheme 10 engage him saw
birth in the ferttIe brain OF &. oppenhesm. with
l. Buxbeum d Co. proprietors Of the store.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-23

Tribe No. VIII Nave = Germ snd geai-
son Rsaamet-
Tneeaay eyenines the 1ssh in.t. sesttIe Tribe No.
2. Improved Ors1er ~ Red Men. gives . corn and
vens<on feast - shs RUSSELL Nothing has h<en
spared to shaks the hsRguet eqnal 20 amp held
by secret society IN fsse city 81 seattle JnFi-
fatsoHs hare been sent to chimscum Trsbe OF
PAT Toauscnd. and Cumtux Tribe Of saneou-
ses.
The tsSbe viii assemble AZ Red Mems ball.
where the adoption degree win be worked on =
number Of pale fares Alter which al will re-
pair 10 the fessAI bossf Toassa have been IS
asxnea ts various members uf the sripe and 81
the sisifinE tribes. which viii contribute 70 the
pleasures u the evening.
The menu prepared fos the occasion Indicates
. sumpfu0us reraet The ordinary pale lace,
however. wousd End ~ rather difirslt 70 inter
pref thc language OF the nenn kufieisnfly 10
plsee . resTectsble order. The Red Men. now
ever. being educated ia the language Of the
H,snm. Will feel perfectly 81 home and INFORM
ally win order everything On the bill of fare
In . few weeks the Red Mems hall will pre-
sent novel appearance - the floor walls and
ceiling thereof are 10 10 painfed 10 represent
atreams. forests. Indian camps. council fires.
the shy. etc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-23

Frederick Bense, proprietor Of the L x. 4.
saloon. on the corner OF Front and Bell streets.
was almost driven to despair yesterday mora
ing when Mr. Deifel. proprietor Of the building
IN which the saloon il located. adopted the
novel method Of giving array drinks in front Of
his store in order 70 take his custom away and
70 drive him out OF the place. An Immense
amount Of liquo- had been given away before
Mr.. BenSe cauid settle the matter by having
himself and Mr.. Deliei arrested and the matter
laid before . police justice. OAicer Phillips
made the arrest. and in court before Justice
Rivers. Bense explained Deifei's conduct and
the reason of IL Justice Rivers admonishcd
Mr.. Delfel not to continue his conduct and then
dismissed the case.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-23
s..,s,. Heat Gu. once,

The recently organised seattle Boat Cluh hes
elected the following officers. fresldeat W X
Thcrnell: vice president. T. NJ. Hard. captain.
q. u. Carter secretary and treasurer. W. n.
0nsiwta- The club IL doing very we'll. An
orsier fes foarosrsd klinker built ssssnr beat
has kssa given 81 William Noffsinger with CLARK
a Bartlett. and II viii be ready for use in three
weeks The psoiees ef bufldiag another four,
AMI also another nsis.eaF boat Is now being
canAi4ertsf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-23
An Unauthorized Challenge,

same assashoEtsea ressca sect = challenge
frufn the sneseal team organised hsre 20 play
lest Thanksgiving day To the spokaae rssss
tram. teN DAY. sanes. and II has been rarity
scesrsri Nj. W. b. tsocNiwsn. msmsse m the
tessa. stated yesterday that the challenge Wa
net authorized. ssA.s would not Re rccoxassesi
Ne added that the sesm esersd 20 plsv the
spokane boys lisa TAI. bat vnasa net aga a x.lsy
antii the preper xeaxsr--45arsag the fail
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-23

A. Tie meeting oi the committee Of the whole
council Tuesday afternoon, the various stand
Ing committees viii submit reports Of amounts
needed. a win also Engineer williams on the
wster wasks Tie sewer System viii be dis
cussed. on which there are several propositions
Chairman Twiebrli. Of the sewer committee.
sid yesterday thai surveys Of the city had been
made. from which . system has been prepared.
lie believes the city should bear part OF thsex-
p1nse and tho property benefited the remain
der. This II with view al preventing requests
for sewers Ia all pafs Of the city where IL would
BE- unwi.c IN make exfensions.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-23
An xxcsTsSa RIDE.
rA> err ~ = Ersns street Cable Tar
S1tp>.

ne passengers % one ~ sAe isss cafe cars
- he Ryons strpes rsaA iass rsxAs lad al excss-
~ adventure. ~AA1< eo4ax ap he Asaa kes~esa
F4ne sad stewart szr~esA There uese xeoms
1pncn pnenrnxxra ca hozssi. and whsa she xss
~ Aall uay mp The hsla sAs ssse commenced
= nafn naenpcnt lsscs the ear SEATED ssewa
- ueepr deeiivsty q = ssis wAsra sss sszy an
ernnfnrtnhse fcx the resseaessA Rs he zaara
sos11me = ~ brakes the eAs MS 1assiy xsuqxsf.
- g uas nsne stsne hescs~ TIE xrsrA -kseA vas
- woen. ceaad ~ msae 70 garry tAs Gar
nesne - hill
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-23

At the coming Of spring the blood should b
purided, ~ Impurities which have been accu
mulsting for months or even years, are liable
TO manifest the mselves ard seriously Affect the
health Hoods Sarsaparilla 10 undoubtedly the
best blood purifier. Itexpeis every faint of i'm
purity, drives ont scrofulous hunors and germs
OF d sease. and gives 70 the blood the Quality
and tone eaxenlial to good health.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-23

The local customs inspectors ale keeping o
very elose watch on all of the steamers depart
ing from. and arriving here. IL IL known "a
them that considerable opium 10 being handled
81 present. aud hence the careful watch. The
steamship Hassien Republic Was searched from
stem Ia sssrn and texan 10 lower hold by inspec-
tors Ceblents and Holden. before xhe left for
San Francisco Friday morning. The same on
GERS did likewise with The olympsan late Friday
night aud the North Pacific yesterday morning
Not one Of the three searches revealed anything
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March April May

Are the best months in which 10 purify voar
blood. During the winter months, the blood
becomes thin and impure, the tody becomes
weak and tired, the appetite may be lost, and
Just now the system Graves the aid OF reliable
medicine. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is peculiarly
adapted to purify and enrich the blood. to Gre
ate good appetite ana To overcome that tired
feeling. Ii increases in popularity every year.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-23
GAN FRANCISCO DECLINES.
0oaoeless Chsek 81 -. ooo K~taraea viii
Thauka.

Mayer Moran received the following telegram
~ Mayor = n Pond. OF san ksansixTo. yes
Ue0oy Afternoon, II IL ia rotation to sesttis's
- - H.ooo ~ the unemployed In thai eiss. aud
O1paains Itself
SAN fEs~ctsSe. Narvh -. fsap
- 1aSer keAssf Hsraas Many thanks for
v1Q1 ncble and Kind consideration. We arg Is.
UDso0 ohAs shonid SAN ffnnssscc need assistance
- abroad seattle woaid be the frat 10 re.
mond. hat such emergency dc~s not exist ard
1hosofoRo> ~ Instruction Of The committee Tor
- ru11oi a tbs unemployed. please allow rac TO
poouxn yoNs kvnefcss offer. Err rcsn
ma In Ill probability. slaatss settles sac sat
-. and the eheck viii he srsusasSs 20 the rwlies
0nwWitfpa
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sp~ssA Aswnt II 49, ffessuFy Department
tssasz NtoSs1s ess sesze4 sitA an sssxck ~
aears Failure TaeNssy gaesntax ~ fasrasvvc.
sai wss aaec1scssas ssx AZ bear Re paxesa
tAsease sae essy yesterday GO tas skAxis CAsss
90 as as aerne se Minneapolis Mr.. Eroass
was fesusxsly ehsxl % ske rassess STATES secret
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-23

raasas Down seconf styves 90 Aes.4h&es ri :
esvlsck yesterday ut1faiax whsa gAe havs~
scas issgas ard shsssg. s1Irp@s sni feIt TIE
heSs &c wss csaghs uwfer she Aagsasi sat
hr0ksa Ne Vas taken 81 as Aozne ga TsnsA
street., scar isnasa street. sna medical sttensi
aaee sanmones
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-23

Mrs. A. J, Hall. OF The Puget soeaa Rssssness
celiese. has purchased ale seattle sasln.sx Co.
lege ef Aessrs rrsas ssss MaEtng sad aas moved
IL Esoxa the Rossoa block - the Seattle block
sssres rAsrst and Chvsry streets, and ruozns go
10 a. Ms Han viii consolidate ire sso
srAeols ani will sgessss nader the naEac Of sax
raxet Seena Bassaess College
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Hoods
Sarsaparilla

Is the IDEAL spring medicine. II rouses the kid.
neys and liver, tones the digestive organs. Gre
ases IN appetite, parties and vitaiizes the i'm
pare and slagxfsh blood. cures the headache
aud ovcrcomes all the prcstrasins effects OF that
tired feeling. Mr.. O. W. sloan. Of Milton, Mass,
WRITES Far ave years was sick evers spring.
bat last year began in February 70 take Hood 9
ssrsspsSilia. aud have nos seen q sick day since.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-23
Fell From : scanold.

George Tohmpson, painter. had his leff sym
broken below the elbow ct the Madison Street
powerhouse yesterday morning Ct 10 o'clock.
He was at work on scanolding about twelve
feet from the grcuad. when II broke and be fell
that distance. sustai ming the above mentioned
injury. He was removed to DIR. j. B. Esgieson's
ONCE. and that physician reduced the fracture
when he was sent to his home. corner Of Eighth
and Miller streetS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-23

saAs Vas Aseaxat yesterday N tee Caases
ssases 6sssrset ccass ay koseTE eassssosir ct a.
sx&snss the ssssssA shss SszssSad 10 reravsr
eagk wAsws feesv are sazse Esseza spsnsSu
~ae hxtas tie ssis 81. fAxsr claims gsnxs frea
So ~ tssa ~Axas rae svasxsnA "a zsw hing ~
Tssess& laas~s snss ~sii sSoa sssR
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Callsd Coz Fishting. Not rire.

The IRE department was called out last night
at $50 o'clock. the alarm being sent in by Pete
Burma By telephone. from the corner Of Ssush
Third and Jackson streets. There was fight
going on among some drunken men on the
corner. and the frequent calls OF ..hght' were
misunderstood by burns to be fire" where
upon he sent In = prompt alarm. The depart
ment made very quick run, and the No hose
wagon was only three minutes behind In the
run from North Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-23
Hoods
SarsapariIIa

Is carefully prepared from sarsaparilla pande-
non, Mandrake, Deck, Pipsissewa, Juniper Ber-
riss aud oteer Wen known vegetables remedies,
In such peculiar manner O. TO derive the full
medicinal value Of each. II viii. cure, when In
the power OF medicine, scrofula, salt rheum.
sores eoils. pimpies. all humoss. dyspepsia.
oiiioasness, sick headache. indigestion. senerai
debility. catarsh. rheumatism. kidney and liver
complAiuiS
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y. n. G. a. .xMNAxrrm.
preessser nsltis Heg.a Instructions Last
Rwen4a~.

xWU1o0oWf M0lISe NeEA N NnnftukNIans Last
Gveainx.
Professor HeailA. late OF Helena. MaaI. the
new instructor - the yo&nx Meas Carastasa
Anrnciation rcoms On Frunt street gave ats arxs
rerular ieeDons In the EYmaAssaa last syensnx
n vii have elasse. every TUESDAY. "Wednesday
a,,d SATURDAY. evenings hsr~afs.s.
~ Max kxeser commenced MonsAy to IN.
Aaxurs : ycasAss essss In gymnastics Tie VII
have charge al the gymnasium. ana Alternating
wlsh NJ. BELLA viii teach soaf clAsses. cue e.ea
i eann swinxing. parallel barr. horizontal ban
ana vaslltink hessA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-23

The difficulty In D company. First regiment
II In statu aao. Colonel ]. 4. HsiHes hiss not
yet returned from Olympia. and the parties in
teyexted In The matter q issue are waiting for
his return before acting further Captain G. /.
= keiiogx wAs seen yesterday By q fosr rSrg1..
Laxscxx reporter. He had nothing TO say
other than that his resignation had gone in,
aud he intended 10 insist upoo Its acceptance.
Tomorrow night Is Company ps regular meet
ing night. but whether one will be held or not is
not Known.
Lieutenant W. X Thornell of Company = has
presented his resignation. and IL 10 now in the
hands OF Colonel Hsines
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Tabernscle Services To-day.

At the Tabernacle, on South Second street,
the services this evening viii be addressed by
Colonel =. g. wooley, the famous temperance
lecturer. In the afternoon Rev. CLARK Davis
will speak. The Tabernacle. under Rev. Henry
Morgan's care, II becoming more and moro pop
ular, and - doing good work
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The Spring
edicine

II know that Hoods Sarsaparflla IN A rood
thing. was severely troubled with hiiious-
ness, and thought would try Hoods sarsaoa-
Tils. When had taken hall q bottle noticed
big change fer the better. and after taking
two bottles ! consider myself entirely cured.
SMITH. Collector for Bell Telephone Co.
Rochester, " Y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-23
White Goods and English Challa

In figured plain and striped white goods have opened dur
week The designs and the
emphatic the public As there patterns 1T
would be
We are having English chales and ri
styles and the prices which about the cacoe nau
. the rush. Ms
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Their PI.cee Filleei.

The places Of al six Of the mouldefs who quit
work at Moran Bros foundry Friday morning
have been filled BY non-union men, and matters
q the foundry are going ahead - usual The
mOuideu have taken no action q yet, and
what they will do II anything, IL unknown.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-23

Miss 0telie Hustled. aged 2 years. died yestef.
day Of consumption. at tho residence on Sixth
street neur Stewart The funeral will be held
this morning 81 O'Clock from Cross Co.'S un-
de.iaking rooms. Rev. C. O. Rosing oHiciafins.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-23
Enxineer Williams Ia CHICAGO.

Engineer Benczette Williams returned yester.
day 10 Chicago. where he viii remain until re-
called By the city. His assistant, Engineer Eric
son. remains tn this city completing the details
of the Rock creek water supply system.
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The Spring
Medicine

'Ffn he spFfng nv whole system Was COM
rletsly ran down, Two months ago I began the
use Of Heels Ss-ssparilia, ard after using two
bottles hni ny appetite restored. my nervous
systsm toned up. aud my ncrsl health greatly
Improved. therefore take great pleasure in
telling about Hcot's ssrsapsriIla." GEORGE
RRATT, Bill Poster, eaiHposis. Ohio.
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French and English Satines,

On will the public the elcga
goods shown he city, both pl and figured We have
during past week. and assome
emnenty worthy inspection Our prices Of both French
satnss a low any house in America
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IN yHr rgAfas

t,,r scsmanenf azys - ncnn II. xaxmsa
49, ,shrgo ear fihfsrv aa Asf~essxses II er~a
~ - ennsalkauun b. tns ruhssr Es.r.xs
~ HelAs ssAssEE Qssassos4 10
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Hosiery and Undervear.

We have conceivable novelty goods In 6
GLORIA and other celebrated bk
cooed hosiery from upwards and offering line q iR r
ladies' this week price that is raising connection
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DRESS GOODS.

We offering values in this department without
petition today in this city We offer drives in Henrietta cloths which eV
admits lower than they be bought New the
other grades fashionable goods spoken
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Spring Fabrics
ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY.
Spring Embroideries.

During the week have received immense assomeuk
goods majority of the styles entirely different
the designs caty admired In either styles
parison with any house in the Northwest zs
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That
Tired Feeling

tr&slus thsn ncs. TIE winter aa~ been mid
and uahes tAfai. influenza epidemic AMI fevers
haze waited nearly az oar homes. leaving about
eveESossy ia wal, tired oat. ianggtd euads-
ton. the aseiuiness OF HossFs ssrssna-isla IL
fhas rssss grvstrE shaa ever inr il il ais siusaly
uaeaaslhea |. q haasiazg.uR. strengthening
medicine.
Hoods Ssrsapsrilla
sold ~ all sruSs1sis 81 SIX for IS PREPARED
ssly - c. l. HOOD & CO. Lowell. Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
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WASH DRESS GOODS.

In this class Of goods such secrsucke zephyr uing
played in this CITY,
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That
Tired Feeling

81 take Hooss sarSaparills a. a snrjur tonic
and recommend IL TO al who have that tsrrd
feeling G PARAELEE. $40 Bridge street.
Bfeokiyn, y. Y
Feeling ianguid aud eixzy. having no appc-
tlte and 10 srahi ion to work took Hocs,s
Ssrsanaiflsa. with the hess Fesal,s As health
insiEsrasas and for geneFal sehsEtty TANK II
- p&s,es 70 anything else" A. A. gEgER
Utica. - y.
Ho DIS SsrsspsriIls
sSsa By all druggists 81 slx sa.ss prsc.sa
ensy hy C. L HOOD a Co. lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
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We ask careful review Of prices and inspection Of the
offer, satisfied intelligent public will not
where they purchase the best advantage
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-17

A RRfvKD-MADANE SHERMAN, MOST
~ wonderful medium in America. direct from
Boston: tells your life from cradle 20 the grave.
4 trial viii convince the most akspticaIs unbe.
levers are invited TO cell aud be convinced:
Madame uses no tricks or deception In her FRO.
fession: beware of those that make you write on
paper. they are frauds; now after you have been
humbugxed 10 your hearts content give this
gifted lady = call nj her pafiors 10 7. OF This
Lytteii house, fi7ss Washington avenue, TO-
tween second and Commercial.
4 RRTyEp-MRs. DR. A. DEHowE, OF NEW
IN York the worid-renowne1 and highly
celebrated business ana tssf trance medium.
She 10 the only natural.born trance medium in
the world: Is . seventh daughter, born with Q
double veil and wonderful prophetic gift o.
second sight: this she viii prove. every hidden
mystery revealed. tells your entire life. past.
present and future. 10 . dead tranee. gives your
name In full also your future husband % wife.
with age and date Of marriage In business
iossea Iavsuita marriages. divorces. deAtas.
uniting the separated. removing evil fnhu
snces, restoring iost love. she has no equal.
Mrs DeH1we wishes if distinctly undsrstood
that she advertises nothing but what she can
do. and would not be elsssed with the many
cheap pretenden found In every city. AL who
hopes have been blasted and al who have been
deceived and disappointed through the falss
predictions of Others before giving up In despair
are invited 10 eau and be convinced 81 the krus
statements OF the shove without delay Ten
thousand dollar challenge 10 any medium who
can excel her In her startling revelations Of the
past, presenf and future events Of persons
iiyes. Pasiors II and u. Mallory house. Third
and James stre<sA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-17

- asanscment for the trip 70 be made By
kalners NsY York Madison Square
coapany to Portland, Tacoma and Seat
b.. ~ about completed. and the journey
seosiess DO the greatest event OF anything
- yet occurred in this respect for many
h positive fact that Mr.. Palmer and
lily will accompany the company on this
3 veil . mcmbers OF the press from the
- q sesk World. the Hfrald. the TSmss. Tribune,
krsak Lesiis's. Harper's Ueskiy aud
es. uain VIII 10 made up consisting OF
~ 49, coaches, comprising the hnest private
en OF the Pennsylvania railroad.
designed dining cars. aud four new
~ g oafs % contain ali Of the scenery for the
.ees srand plays 70 be produced by this ex.
aiiy ane company 81 artists
u 49, ase BY actual count for,y.two people in
pany, which Is tho largest stock organi.
Il ~ essf osgknised that has ever left New
49, ~ foS such tour. But six stops will 10
~ NON New York city 30 the Sound and the
s- =. ma greater number of miles covered In
49,. - shaa the fastest on record. Enrines
~ shanged In Chicago. Kansas City. chey-
49, ne Portland, so that the distance will be
- accomr Eshtd In less than eighty hours'
- = NOS likely that any member of this
~ "a ssh ever forget their experience during
xs.s5 susasy, as hey viii be- able 10 pride them.
'~tfsk fsit httt tAFcef OF TIE ta&le<f
n. s@a noe Tor the distance on record not only
Erica. bat so the world.
<ef Frye Is expecting daily q souvenir
ynosoxryure illustrations OF all the lead
eemoers OF the company, including Mr.
~ himself THIS souvenir hook win con-
history OF the lite OF each one OF the
r. 49, and actresses, the Pile, os the various one
-. = oe produced and the casts OF each. nis
and nxed fact that ever one of the
q - y @ presented viii embrace the names
me original members who nrst
G.a IN the productions a the
square theatre. New York. This
~ VIII Book viii doubtless he the hAasiSomesr
~. !ss gotten up OF its Kind aud viii be dis
H-,u xratui,oasly 10 the citizens OF
s.Aad. Tacoma and Seattle. Two prominent
- smen have becn selected so canvass the
swimming with next week for subscriptions
a. eh Tickets As has been stated before,
49, s.soa tickets for six performances viii be
- - the low price OF $40 aud single re-
s~',s sests a. s. each. The fact should not be
e,s-eked that the Madison square never
~. ss - any time throughout the year for less
- .'um Y TO s. 80 scat. and considering the
~ - as expense attending the great event of
= .s ~.p % the Sound ana the Coast. this price
= sn exceedingly popular one