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From Des Moines Ua.) Mail and Times.


Mrs Martha Habor, of Polk City, was in Des
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"e preliminary Talk on the Great
ThcafrIraI Ernr,A

me Emma Juch Grand English opera viii
~sastla'e their long heralded season of
ssaa English opera at the Seattle opera house
.'aasiow evening. No event has created such
ssl 70 society and musical circles rs the COM
" MIS- JuCh and her excellent company.
aast Their last visit Ia this city they have ad.
$ - . tneif extensive repertoire several works
:. :. al most renowned German composer, Rich
=. Sgnef, and they are announced for their
~ IS. presentation in this city, in addition to
~. III 'kigoletto" and Bizet's Carmen the
.s 1.sstiNl Interest is explained. The success
So 49, mas attended the Juch company repre-
~ sa'lons Of these great music dramas through
= We United States is truly phenomenal
- roftland last night they closed the most
elssssseiai engagement ever known in that city.
A.. ~ the production Of the Wagner operas
ass ssAe company has achieved its greatest tri-
49,, he repertoire selected Tor here l. a re
A., stinng Que, and viii bring out 70 their
sAs, ,s ,eAteqf The powerful solo. choral, or
49, ne order viii he, Monday, Richard
ksss ses 8 "iohengrin:" Tuesday. Nerdi's "Rigo-
sss. hecnesdsy matinee, Carmen" aud
e.sss,eaay evening Richard Wagners Tam
sErai, MISS Juch viii be heard in the roles
hsse IN Lohengriu' and Elizabeth in Tam
NJ !, Miss luch possesses TO "A singular de-
aar.sssse capacity OF infuslug az viii into the
nsr s@s'et siie impcrSoaateS the sentiment OF ro
Ase.,.. "a - II OF NlioAH value IN Tt0ilGADS
n 49, herolncs. In The poetry aud deltcaey
tsses =. INCEPTION OF Elsa and the charm of exc
Del a. Sc, ser Representations fully approach the
seri,;.hs ilzabeih IN ''fannhaUscr, is recent
a. ~ h 10 her repertoire and her impersona
sss ~ sliis role ln sam Francisco and Portland
ss.,s wy sfeaieSi individual triumph OF the
al -. Ame. januschoWsky. - her fine vocal
Is sshsailalle accomplishments evidenced dur
en- -. : company last engagement here, has
6 ,si am admirers IN this city. She viii sing
sR,ssssssss ei orirQd iB "Lohengrin." Gilda in
fsr,..s" amt Venus III "Iannhauser." Miss
ssssos :. daconda. "a beautiful colorateur So
~ Aaager formerly with the BcStonians,
sHs,sasss prominent roles ia "Tannhauser and
ss;k a. Miss Louise Aeisilnger, formerly
fe-k ny metropolitan Opera Company. New
~ 49, hlsSe her FIRST appearance IN this
4 &Rfst,s y east for the leading contFalfo roles
kkrss.sss - eSsttp, Carmen and "EanDhauser
rAes -. 49, nseemondt the yoGns American tenor,
sss s.sss 49, such decided impression herr iSst
Fiss "sss " seen "a tae title roles OF "Loaen-
" Az "iaunhstser, Payne Clark,
saks Slllnent English tenor, viii
Rs MS first appearance here IN
IN sss~1thg role OF 'Rigoleito' and scar
Arsa..s 81. otto RGthiens, the famous German
fs,s s, VII also make lIis first appearance as
-fsan -sasa ~ "iohcngTinh aud Wolfram IN
kzs.a Mr. leo st1Fnoat. young
''-4 baritone, win be heard here for the hTst
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time rs the toreador in ..c.r,,.u,, -. r,,
Ia 'Iannhauser' Mr. Fran Yeti, ahu al, bile a,o
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~. ane Students OF the musical department of the
ulssessify are TO give a concert soon. probably
= y. fsnfuary 10 and Is. Miss Julia Chamberlain,
~. ~ aiterson and Professor 4. D. Crandall will
s ssA u The entertainment. There will be an
s-ah Change OF programme each night.
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.. ne bostonians, one of the strongest COM
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The way testimo-
NAL after testimo-
NAL comes in shows
that it is doing all
that is claimed for
it. Now comes Mr..
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49, sen ana Natural Gas" are among the nttrac-
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NINA JuoH OPERA COMPANY.

A~Aser J. W. Hanna, of the Seattle opera
ssA, and his charming wife are AT the Rainier.
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Although this is hut its third year of exist
s !. g ne musical department of the University
ss,"mhngton has attained a wonderful growth.
al nas ROW over loo pupils. When the depart
sxat was established Miss Julia Chamberlain
~ - snsrge OF IT, and up 10 the present year has
aansnt about the most satisfactory results UNI
ssfa she is now ably assisted by Mrs. Patter-
sa snd Professor L. ID. Crandall.
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0u Own Mammoth Speciality Congress, is what
soan Cort terms the aggregation of twenty
gulw mat have just arrived from New York
g. s Q open at his playhouse tomorrow night.
1ae performances the coming week will I'M
@aetcaly be the best ever presented in any
Hadeyie theater in the West. for every per
mmer i star ia his line. The list is headed
ne three Marvelles, Partisan grotesque dane
81 ! Miss kittie Drew, a charming song and
ulnee artistic; Harry Maynard, the California
Nknfity who has acquired worldwide fame as
nasleai genius: Leon and Doueherty, the pre-
ma scrobatic song and dance team: Stanley
~ Mason, reiterated horizontal bar performers:
y SISTERS Pierce, aerial artists; Miss Florence
'Hsion, vocalist; and host of others.
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RALLARp sErnEr oEpERs.

On Tuesday, January -, Mr.. o. kruse, deputy
supreme chief ranger Of the Independent Order
of Foresters. installed the officers OF salmon
Bay Court No. 6i9, for the ensuing quarter The
ceremony was performed in the rooms of the
court IN Berg's hall. The officers who Were in
stalled are; y. Reed. chief ranger; u. Johnson,
vice chief ranger; Dr. ". Johnson. physician;
II. HOUSTON, chaplain: y. ]. Black, recording
secretary; III. Z. GeTring, financial secretary;
Thomas H. Smith. treasurer; ~ 8. Thompson,
court deputy; L. ". Grover, past chief ranger.
Oriental Lodge, ~, +. and A. NJ, meets Tues
DAY night February 3, at the Masonic rooms in
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MASTER mason 5 degree. All brethren are cordi-
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About shoes.

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Never put good pair of shoes in
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THE DAUGHTERS LOVER.
What Mothers Duty Is With Rs
spect to Heart Affairs.

What a Mothers Duty Is With RS.
spect to Heart Affairs.
There is no race of young people yet
born with old heads upon their shoulders,
nor should we desire it. The unreason-
ableness, the extravagances, and the illu-
sions of youth are. part of its charming
conditions. But a husband is to be
chosen, not alone for the quickly feeting
hours of youth; he is to be friend and
supporter through the burden and heat
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long shadows Of the evening of life.
Therefore no girl should be allowed to
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( partner in dance, and yet this is what
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Mothers ought to supplement by their
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For the marriages of affection, on which
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Let mothers, therefore, guide their
daughters at this most important time.-
Ladies' Home Journal.
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Art n fore AN.

A struggling sculptor, reduced almost
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woman, and the poor fellow hoped it
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istence. The weather was bitterly cold,
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inscription let into the base of the pedes-
tai, describing no he gave his life-all
he had to give-for his beloved art.