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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-07

To any person Interested I'm hu-
name mstters, or who loves animals.
we will send free. upon application,
n copy of the "ALLIANCE," the or
gan of this society. In addition to
its intensely Interesting reading, IL
contains N list of the valuable and
unusual premiums given by the
paper. Address THE NATIONAL HU-
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letter. written Ay Hans Christian Arse~-
ser 81 Isl. TIE latter na6 been % ths
- ceBF1 Tasater n Eaaa8sn an4 hzd seen
thaytes keaR IN '-Tsse Tempest" and this
= wat - says The presentation lasted
had been 1cus nat scenery and mise sa
scene could effect and yes after S@efnr
al. we felt overwhelmed we5rv and emp
y SaakeSpeare himself wSs sacrificed -
the lust II the eye Bod poetry beam.
Tssfrtfled into proS2fc Illustration The
living word eva porateG. and the nertarzsn
food VAS forgotten 81 The golden dish n
Wh4cn q HSS served I'd. None - the asr-
ors appeared - ne remarkable IS Gra-
matte artists. kcan detained 10 rae style
% a preacher. and his organ vas not FIRE
/ should more enjoy q repres@n sattan OF
Saaksspeare's IN 4 wooden thsater tran
here. where the play wsS not lost in the
properties
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Mrsorley's Twins"
.sMesorhsy's Twins. with sufficient nov
elites ard features 10 equip half q dozen
farce-connedEes. comes 20 the Thlrd Avenue
tfaeater for ora we-k. opening tonight
Terry Fergusox. quick w1tted comedian,
and George Ernerick. whose unique char
ac1sr imps~-Sasa4tfons have received much
praise. sire the features Of the entertain
rrssaf Tire supporting company Is fully
up 10 the high stan.&ard required By Man
agers Hervttt and Davis. Nina Gssznseil
is a wsasons little sou5regts with a varfe-
gated repertoire. ard "a charming singer
ami danoer Lillian Durham Is the Sos
s.sssos OF a beautifully cultivated soprano
voice which Is heard IN choice selections.
Jolly. bright ard entertaining are the
Gse1rUe sisters. whose dancing specialttes
are Uxarvels OF grace and refaneTnsSlt.
Maggie Ferguson is cast TO excellent ad-
vantage. and feF rare and fashionable
cast un1es represent a fortune. Bessie Sey-
Fnour ard GerzIe Keith as McSoriey's
Twins crsaoe fuuors OF laughter. ElHna
Leuz and Lena Chamberlain are clever
singers and dancers. Tom ]. Ripleys
original ccmedy ideas ind amp1e scope
Tor expaEss.a IN the part Of Otto DumoTe.
a saDtlenna-lly tramp. sam Howe provides
genuine amusement IN his own peculiar
way. and causes no end % laughter.
Nats Jackson. william Wallace and
and comedians. The alerrlmeut offered
b. gins al the very Kiss Of the curtain and
continues until ting ezId OF the perfos n
ance- The situations are not oyeExirs wn.
but are naturally funny. while the dis-
logue bFistses with that kind OF wit that
CA uses laughter without Offending the
audience.
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- Asxs~tsr 70 tfSe Pacific e5~ his work
whlesa = thas % gyzrs1Rsg tie sptrstazgists
Ike a averzxzrg Ssu1esSs- Corszae-aoza
sx -4.e-as-1- apT'ea-S - Nave r~sE9 Ayog1ssss1
IN -Fsa Eosz2t srclony q rTes fEg-1s a-r8 tfseTe
have fssess sssve~a1 ac-ar.anoee 20 inc
e~s-sss-r s.ksss A--xs tAe sfgczor 1aS pe-a
-r.z.ss~-4e tsrstass cszs.. Spirit rasw47Es
a rse tipping usessaSss from spirit Lard.
t-e zusrst ksazs5- STATE writings. &c. VII
a. - EXPOSED saG exptaiasd. 50 any PER
eo1 vfrnesssTag TIRE performance can BE-
co-7s a rate medium Large ososcis
o. tickets have hssSl purchased BY The
sxe..ses aaxi IRE beEsve~ss sal ursdo1b.-
ely there xii - a sesasaoe az tne SEATTLE
tsys~sr-~- rsxf wednesday never 10 oe fer
gotten
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ToDaY.s CONCERT.
Standing Room Expected tn He at
Pr~wfuua nj the seattle Theater.

Judging from the a6vaoce sale Of seats
sor Ire sunday aFssrrsson c1s1cert tojey
a. IN. Seattle theGler II o'ctceA. there
viii ha Standing r1Drn only. The splendid
pF+oxrarsme VII ugle~tt q large atteildEs3c
Last s1-sazy over 100 persons were pres
ent. AMI AL went horns impressed With
the baisef thaz sae First Regiment band
concerts. al popular prizes, are AL right.
Today a Igunlb>g 81 Tacoma peonse viii
be pssssslt and they NOT haviag heard
king CSEtc-.s as rendered by this tani.
Mr. Wagnsr has CONSENTED 10 give il.
Following Is the programme:
Polons5se, In Echeson' ..............A Aldo
Overture. la GAIA Ladrs" $500. Rosslai
Selection from lone -.--.......... Preielia
Tenor sole. As the Dawn" Otto Gator
Mr.. George a. Edmunds
PART II.
Hungarian Rhapsody. No. 2........... Liszt
Musical scenes from Switzerland. Langley
Soprs no solo. Heaven Hath Shed a
Tear" ........-..-.......-.-. kueken
Miss Sars Eleanore Compton; vio-
lin obiigato oy Mr.. samuel Driscoll.
8. Pilgrim Chorus from Tannhauser".
b. Paraphrsse. Ben Bolt" .....-.........
.-....-..-.-....-..... Arranged by Brode
Selection, "orfeo' ........s.....-.....Gi uek
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catarrh Cannot he Cured

wIta LOCAL. APPLICATIONS a. they
csuEoc ~eara tHs sfat u TIE disease g.
tarTr ss s u4oo1 % co7stif2-4ona4 4lsear@.
ard "a order % cure Is Fo2 must axe &r-
ssrc4l remedies Haiis Catavrn care l.
taken Internally. sid acts directly on tha
nsao5 ao1 mucous s-4Ft aces HATS Ca
FarEa cure - 1Ct q Quark medicine L.
wss gres-rtus4 uva0He 5f gre hasf rsl,-s5-
Glars sn suas county Tor Vears sr4 - a
reka.ar prescription y Is EoEunosea ~
ths BEST t1-4cs k19v1. combined @Gta tne
ess- a.3 c5 purifiers acting directly or fze
mae5us sITf8css. TIE perfect rrrshina-
tt91 % tas two Ingredients j. Enat nso-
ducrs sacE wonderful results ln ssssrArx
SsEarra- SFcd for tesr1H80n las. free
= 7 CHENEY 8 co Proas T55a<ssa q
SD - druggists. p7s.a *
a&As x~z--4y FaA.s s<s IA Evgr
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Columbia Opera Company Coming


Among the many good thing. TO whieh
the patrons ~ the Thiri Avenue the,a,er
may look forFarf IS the approaching en-
F.Hgenent o. the Co5lmbis comic ofara
company. The reTss-to8Ts Of this con-
pany s. not only extensive bat IL f1chldes
aha very tssest musical gesns- TIE eu-aa,y-
u9sult VIII opeu With The Mas18fte.' 80
whteh. by tho way. has n0t heen played
IN this city FOR a number of years The
company JuCla3des over forty people The
sfags management - under the direction
Calhoun rgseva company. which viii ~.
remembered with pleasure ny The theatcr-
egssrs of this city. Among fhe members
- ths cempany may he meenti0sa~5 the
Gollowlux; Miss t<at1eryue Mcneil. Miss
sylvia Ha1. &lss Lotlis KerftsU Miss
feryaa Eaffey Miss Be5i Miss Em1nA I,-s-
fa~ Mss LENA Hamilton Mr. George
Lying NJ Harry Davis. Mr J. L.
Rockwell. Mr. Eugene Rogers Mr. A r
KrSofT1sr Mr.. r Hubbard. Mr. A Gimp
bail Nj George kgnkei agd Mr.. Jack
Hen .fyE-sos1-
A decided novssty AZ Re produced dur
orss-z caguesav- Prot Wvrnsu3's u1eHa{-
scope of aslinstes3 pictures. true - lie
viii bs kafrcsi .glrsd }ses vases1 the acts A.
ssssry rzgfas-rTl sncza. TatS Sc tHse latest end
syssafese ~ sSaecnaga5 ea1 ls1swzset1.az attd 81
~ ss~es fcs thN fsrss sine In This city 4ne
nascalssa ~ s-7Fsrln~se5 wtth tho eAs-r~fe
iiehf service. ard Shows every movement
tress - AfA
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" The DEVILS Auction"

Friday evening that favOTfte show
piece. Charses II. Yale's Devils Auc-
tta1," viii open Its engagement At the
SEATTLE theatew for two nights. 1t is Gus
tOmaEy with the popuhar spectacle each
year 70 inject such a vast amount Of new
matter. novel and timely ideas into this
perfoT nance to rssTgier Il compara tive5y
new to the eye and ear. This year the
management cain 10 have exceeded by
far any previous production OF The Dew
IFS Auction la the introduction OF newly
created features scenes. costumes. bal
bets. SpCCiaEieS and ensemble which 20
toward making a great performance Of
spectacle. John r. wilkins. Manager
Ya1e's special artist has devoted the en-
tire summer 10 creating and originating
new Sceelic effects. and has 80 changed
ard elaborated his former ideas that the
new scenic effects may be aptly termed
The Devils Auction from a new point
Of view. Prominent among wilkins lat
est efforts are: The Cavern OF Gigantic
Heads, " The Magic Vaults OF Beneiic-
tine" The Garden OF the Blue Dragon. "
Thu Golden Palace OF Flowers and the
new Transformation. entitled The Flight
or Tine" which rs one OF the most mag
niiicEupt illustrations OF fafryland ever
conceived by this famous painter. Origin
ality IN design and absolute harmony In
the coloaing Of costumes has a.
ways nt'eaa a special ts<L0rG Win this at
tractk0n. and this seasons offering of
gcsaeous habAamsuts promises 10 exceed
any previous production Aurelio Coccia,
the celebrated Raaitre de ballet OF Man
ager Ya&es attractions. has created an
entire repertoire % new terpsichoreaa
evolut4ons among which is the ballet OF
ocoCmtriques ia the first act the feast OF
the lanterns "a the second act and a
brstnd new version OF the famous Boule-
varde ballet fdr the third act. The c,)rps
d. habit itself is composed OF carefully
stasecled gathering OF pretty, Shapeiy and
clever coryphVes sacuatos agIi hallefrtnaS
hed By taree handsome principal dancers
IN Emt3s Ba~tolsfue. Adele Anon and
Maria Fregato Richard r. Brown, a
very clever singing and dialect comedian,
has bern sGgnge3 s0T The part OF Toby
white Miss Mayne MAYO. who combines
excellent musical qualities with tiles. Most
taking kind ~ soubTette work. has made
81 unqualified ait IS Jagyst, the rnilk,nasd
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TiIIllIf You can see the Greatest
Iu!MR Scenic Investiiure OF the Most
HMM Perfect Spectacular Atrrac-
ton before the public.
GREAT In the Strongest Sense and
Meaning of the Word.
BE WISE and secure your seats
early. You know people always have
TO stand when this Big Attraction
comes 30 this city.
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"CoTtei Into Court" May Irwin =
new piece dc resistance" seems TO have
made 4 Mt in the West. 4 Kansas paper
says IL achieved tweuty-oDe encores and
eaeven curtain calls on the first night
One OF Miss TWINS new songs is called
"Crappy Dan" and resates the excellent
good fortunes OF negro crap shooter.
''Crappy Dun Is a 'gamb3in man.. and
he ioyOussy declares that
Some mako money wtd der hams.
An some make mus1cy wild deT ian's.
But a little pair o dice all covered up
Wild sewers
Is 'spacslble for most % Dams"
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=. sfr~orles'- 1wfas at the fatrd
AN~aar-- The pcvtl's Auction
Tsra -Aeerfgsi rTuess sssa1Gs af tlse 21a2Ne
ssassss atsrastAosas AFe b. EGo cry As
t5,~s., sssasalaros-zszgEs sT> sE4l-te. An& 1&Ee
40 a.ssea a. Ihss rs<g~xasa szlxy tx Ia
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s.s.ernznts that appear n connection
with the attraetfons tssst they represent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-07

Chlosrs-T1sa plotSe high hat o~sIir-ir>e
w-s,,t lsssa efTes-s yeHtaw,}ag and Or w-8s sx-
rss-ee3 THAR .s1u4e Interesting ezr~~ze1crz
Wausa reSalt IN she Tnsz3tsrS hSe rfght
NsthhaK n uote h3wexssr. occurred la
ssar,sss1exa vtth tha ntgh hat law ~ Any
seg TIE psasve o. ssrsas- -ggeE1t. The mar
aarswssas ~ ttss yar1osEs tesnttr were Fs3f
esssr~psess 10 five up - thss str1-t ssstsw- -
TIRE saw TIE city bad 80 u,l28ass - ths
Rsu or hsa6 % ensorce 80 mania t-s. arst
a. a ~ssbs. vsxs-seFxg lsF5les we've eisya,esss
N vseA- Fsz 5aass t1gev cd - w1thoait no
ss-s-ssAsu Nss~r ~ tsen Appreciated tire
s.sslsasAon aoyevsr. by Owning 81 snaH
esan.zs az esse removing tees~ hsea .rear
aszer thrkr arrival
T.caEon-Sluas Reeves f-a fs~e.,s
F,axssxh sangec 0ho re,~ssr ,2y rnss-~ies3 a
vosaaE W1ee anz4 rasuETsss to tae seare. PAS
t~~ga tsss-1srxsi $ Hszsl Sr-5pr-
La. saas-Mr- &vnsEi-s Earrts brother -
re lats SIR AEgzssus Harris. re wei
E-sown shsssrtca- manager. e 2eaa
The -aAhafms Of the Non-oceuIs~
~ WTExaai D@F'a~---sr tsA Erft2- aired
r.ahatrzA - sna raf1-e-~sEt vys- apasar
=, Ass sssrrusgs -Tseath ~ Sn4~. sl-ssssrs" ~
s.Vs-a@s. AZ ts-s aF 1rsas ~ f-asss8s-ss ~ fss
S4ssrtss tAssstex Vss3nsssssy nlxnt E'cnru-
srv ~
IasEs0<xSzs Is sssA4 - - eascarA2a3 fzu<a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-08

ably make matters worse By attempt
ing 70 explain. lie got away as soon
rs he could, followed TO the threshold
by the angry farmer, who continued to
freak the vials OF his yerath over tn.
lawyers head as long as the latter was
within hearing. After Sharpless had
driven away, Duncan found that an ex-
Plosion of anger does not always clear
the mental atmosphere: and at a time
when he felt the pressing need of a cool
head and deliberate Judgment ne could
do nothing but wall. the floor ard call
down anathemas upon the head Of the
offender. Believing no word Of Sharp
less story. he yet had,a, vague fear that
something was amiss with Thorndyke
and he was glad enough when. late IN
the afternoon. Protherae rode up 10
The farmhouse Duncan's first ques-
ton was of Philip.
Il supposed he was here; he hasn't
been III town for two days. / came by
the hotel and brought these letters,
thinking that he might want Them
a great fear seized upon Duncan.
Robbie, man. are We sure he didna go
70 New D Drk thtS morn
I don't Think he did. They said at
the hotel that he hadn't been in since
day before yes. erJay. and they'd know
t if he started on journey this morn
ing. Let me see those letters; no. he
hasn't been there; most Of these are
postmar6ed yesterday"
Duncan's fear was dispelled but a
new one came quickly 10 take its place.
and he began another battle with his
invincible caution Meanwhile Proth-
eroe improved the silent interval bv
trying to learn from Elsie's face what
she thought or cared about Thorndylxe's
disappearance. Much, every way. he
concluded, when Duncan spoke again.
Robbie. lad. the times come
when I'm in sair need o good counsel.
Ye Wilma lat yer place max ye boggle
over a bit O. advice? ?"
with the town company. you
mean? l discharged myself this morn
ing; but if / hadn't it would make no
difference where could he Of service
to YOU
1.-THE guide Lord be Thankful" ex-
claimed Duncan. fervently; and then he
proceeded to relate in their proper or
der the incidents in the history of Kill
grows wrong and Thorndylle's quest.
ending with an account of the attor-
ney's visit to the farmhouse. Protheroe
listened attentively, and he was ready
with his answer when Duncan finished.
"Sharpless lied he said. Thorn
dyke wouldn't turn the case over to the
company, no. would he abandon it just
as he had got the whip hand Of his OPP
ponents. They've spirited him out of
the way so they can scare Kilgrow into
a cheap settlement; and Sharpless came
TO YOU because he didn't know where
10 find the old mountaineer."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-08
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.'Baco-Curon is not substitute but a
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-08

They did. but it was afternoon when
they came 10 The end of the third di-
vision Of distance and saw the scattered
houses Of The little village on the rail-
way. Judge Garry's house was pointed
out by a passing teamster. and Philip,
going in for informa on. found that
the Judge was in Allacoochee. but was
expected home at five o'clock. They
waited. Duncan with Scotch resigna-
ton, the mountaineer with an indiffer-
ence born Of long practice in the art Of
doing nothing. and Philip with true
Anglo-saxon impotence. When the
Judge made his appearance. the bust
ness was quickly dispatched, and Dun
can and Kilgrow started on their re-
turn over the mountain, leaving Thorn
dyke to 90 to Allacoochee by the even
ing train
The train was due at eight, and while
he was wearing out the second period
of inaction on the porch of the tavern
where he had eaten supper, Philip was
able, for the first time since the finding
of the deed, to go back to the events
which had Immediately preceded that
piece of good fortune. lie had Helen s
letter in his pocket, and he read it again
in the thickening twilight. It was a
good letter. after ali. he admitted; SEN
sible and practical, and showing forth
in every line the nobility and true
heartedness Of the writer. None the
less, she should have known she would
have known. had she really loved him
that her proposal could be accepted
only on the condition he had imposed
that a single sentence of warm affection
from her at such time would have out
weighed all the acts of self-abnegation
that could be crowded into a lifetime
And vet he could not help wishing that
he had not been so prompt to return
cold formality for kind-hearted com
mon sense. She would doubtless be
glad enough to be free-oh, that, of
course; but he might have been as
frank and informal with her as she
had a right to expect him to be--as
their long friendship and engagement
demanded. And just here a brush from
the nettle of shame stung him. How
could he ever hope that she would at
tribute any but the basest motive 10 his
letter when she learned the truth about
Elsie? Would she not always accuse
him in her heart of having been clad Of
the preteXt afforded by his loss for
breaking openly an engagement which
had beer long ignored in secret? He
was sure she would, and he checked
himself impatientlv when he found
that he was setting the contempt of
the woman he had asked TO release him
above the love of the woman who had
saved hts life.
That thought brought back to him
Elsie and the present. Had She really
saved lis life? was ii Quite beyond
doubt that She was the one woman ia
the world Who could lead him ont at
himself into a spbere III nsefillnesS ana
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-08

stand your reluctance, Mr. Duncan,
he said, with a smile hat had softeued
more than one reealcitraut witness.
you viii pardon nay rot mentioning
il sooner, but bad not Thought Of ask
iue you go serve MS I'll this matter with
cut compensation Il Will be ii thou.
sand dollars il your pocket when YOU
bring kilgrow % my Office in Allacoa
ohee
DuncaR's solemn face gave no intima-
tioD 81 he strife stirred up within him
by the lawyers shameless proposal
q furious struggle between cautious
shrewdness and righteous Indignation.
Tor he FIRST, and perhaps the last, time
ia ibis life, wrath got the better Of pru-
dercc and he burst out ia a storm Of
broad Scotch invcctive that put 4 sharp
conclusion to the interview
Ven bride auld Jamie Duncan, will
ye? Yen tilt yerscT back it, yer chair
ii a mans ain hoose an pit price Oil
tie held o his frien'? Lat me tell ye.
ance for a., Master Attorney, ye didna
bid high eneuch there na gowd
eneuch amang the hale scfam'ln o yc
to buy ane hair q Johnnie keeigrow's
hcid. 4 ye ken that, ye auld smooth
faced dell? TAX yer doar face oct O
the hoose, before I'm f3rgettin' I'm a
man o pence an a Chrcestian.
Sharplass was shrewd enough to see
that he had hopelessly ruined his case
with the irate Scot, and be vas wise
enough 10 ku3u that he would prob.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-08

filled with eating sores; my tongue was
almost eaten away, so that for three
months was unable to taste any solid
food. My hair was coming ont rapidly.
and was in horrible fix. had tried
various treatments, and was nearly dis
couraged, when friend recommended
S.S.S. After had taken four bottles, I
began to get better, and when / had
finished eighteen bottles, was cured
sound and we'll, my skin was without
blemish, and / have had no return OF
the disease. S.S.S.saved me from life
of misery" S.S.S. guaranteed purely
9egetable) will cure any case of blood
poison. Books on TIL e disease
rs rs: ' es " ' sS33' & G G
Specific Co, ~ ~ "a
Atlanta, Ga. %Y p 49,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-08

ington,D c, says:
l was for a long
time under treat
nent of two of
the best physi-
clans of this city,
Tor a severe case
of blood poison,
but my condition
grew worse all
the while, not
withstanding the
fact that they
charged me three
hundred dollars.
My mouth was
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-08
Blood Poison.

Contagious Blood Poison has been ap-
propriately called the curse of mankind.
1t is the one disease that physicians can
not cure; their mercurial aud potash
remedies only bottle up the poison in
the system, to surely break forth in a
more virulent form, resulting in total
wreck OF the system.
Mr.. Frank B. Martin, q prominent
ieWeler at o26 PENNSYLVANIA Are NNast,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-08
\ CASE In EQUITY.
BY FRANCIS LYNDE.

lcoryright. 1895. by Liasmeou Coz
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-08

- We never sold Goods as low before. ~
~ Now is the time to buy at Lancaster. ~