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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-26
London Times Comment On the
WGOdfOrd Note.
THUNDERER IS CAUsTIC
BASES ITS EDITORIAL ON LET
TIERS FRoM MADRID.

"Were canovas Still Alive" it Says,
"Re Would Probably Meet Amer
lean representative With
Eaughty Non-pos5umus-Ameri-
cans Preparing to Buy Up ouba's
Industries.
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Lecture on Klondike-

]. j. Clements gives an illustrated
lecture at Unity hall tonight on Klon-
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Steamship Arrivals.

New York, Oct 25.-Arrived: Fur
nessia, Glasgow; Bowie, Liverpool.
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The Popular Newspaper

Is the newspaper that champions
the right Of the people. The Herald
IS on the peoples side and the people
are on The HeraId'S side.
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Continued on page So
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Would you like to Read

An the political news during the
campaign? Then you must read The
Herald.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-07
John Griffith Coming.

Nr. John Griffith, who n said 70 be the
peer % any American actor IN the role OF
Mephls,ophsles in Faust" IA announced
70 appear AZ the Seattle theater November
10 ard II.
The story az The play is familiar 70 nearly
everybody Faust. A learned aicheEnist.
doctor % philosophy. having reached that
aEe when az pleasures thar This world con-
talns fade favokes tho aid or the spirits 20
give him new emotions. that lie may De
worth tire living. In response 70 his fren-
Elgd appeal Nephisio appears and agrees
20 give Faust health youth and passions.
ard al the rleasurable enjoyment 20 Be
drawn thersfroul. upon condition TIA,
when ne gsuut has been run. MS soul shat
belong - Mephisto. Faust IL dszxled ~
a heautlfal vision o. Marguerite, which
fades away as te PUSHES ~ % t. He az
csAes % Nenhlsto's demands and a euFn-
pact Il drawn between then TIE aged ard
ssulie philosopher ls transformed into a
handsome yauth. burning vIsh passion snd
anticipation. From this ane forward his
ore Thought = 90 Marguerite. Thsn follows
hts msetlazs with her. Their mutual love:
RS BETRAYAL 81 hrr coufderee. the poison
inx Or her mother wsiie seeking 20 make
her sleep more soundlys TIE return q val
entire. her soldier brother. whose anguish
ara rssa knsw ~ Bounds when Informed
- hls Blasted horne He meets FauSt ard.
By the devils all. - Killed. lnSi1tcns
Nenhtsto lncltes ths 5gst'ee~ioviug neigh
b,~s % Marguerite by Informing sherr q
The seeming unnatural murder &C her
r,,sth@r. ard sss - carried CT 70 prison.
Fauss anss sss way fnto Ma~suerife's cen
through ne snts-veriioE e tse devil o1ly
- anf poor Marguerite ez~tfy denestets.
Fga proposes "a carry her away % escape
IRE dresd consequences 81 her supposed
crt-ae nut whsn the tine far acton comes
fhs re-fIs srlrjg Toes n1t. and Mepn3sts
cls ne rsust IS hls ewn, bet hts soal Is
resElc1 Ay lie intervention % ne sFiris
o. rereotasce ard FeEsoFss-
Mr.. Gr.a2fh wiH hs supported BY a con-
raay 81 vare excellence. ircI&SlHx ssxers}
acted scope ard a choir - frame Vcsces
VII tGr-s - appropriate zuasse during TIE
sctsoz ~ tAs Say. ear load % spe-sal
scF1E-y. electrical AID csleiusu effects 8
arr.ea p tas company. 3x.saFl1s TIE 1z3sS
elatcrate ssaklrE % tes p{Ay ever ~
-ezse3 II s18s cs-y IN wednesday evening
MF Gr.1ta aa3 company viii appear .
''E2l-har1 gIf'+
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-07

front ranks Of fninstrslsy. The stage pic
lures are true % nature. The cotton pick
ing scene with the colored people picking
cetton on the plantation, and the rich mel
odies by the company awaken the sympa-
thetic and music-loving soul To Mr.. Mar
tell belongs the credit as originator IN
bringing before the public the artistic tai
ents OF the colored people. and owing 20
the artistic ard financial success OF his ven
ture Il has found many irnitators. the ma
iority OF whom have more or less pirated
versions and prescriptions OF his original
stage pictures SO altered as 20 avoid the
laws Interference.
The return OF the slave % the plantation.
The landing OF the famous old steamboat
Robert +. Lee. and the amusements OF the
oolorsd people on the ievee, the singing,
the acrohatic performance. the artistic and
peculiar dancing; the camp meeting on
Frog island with al the pecunaritiss Of
characters usually seen on such occasions.
and the cake wslk that finishes the per
Torrance. altogether make an entertain
Enent deserving Of the patronage OF all who
enjoy real fun free frem the now too ire
ouent vulgar nonsense OF the every day
stage.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-07
Extraordinary Millinery
Specials for Monday.

We ara now In our new room I'D
stairs ard We have plenty OF room to
show hats. and better stiil. the best
OF light. so that you can see what
Yen are buying. And all the time yoa
want 90 make your selection.
For Monday we are geing 10 offer q
special lot OF Trimmed Hats at ss.ss-
Every one Of them reduced 80 this
price for Monday only. We do this
20 thoroughly introduce our new
quarters. We will also make special
prices on chilirea's untrimmed hats
of all kinds.
Just In lot OF new Ladies' and
Children's Flats IN ell tho rev colors
In bright and dun finish. II you ars
in want Of Walking Hat or Sailor
buy IL Monday. as we will allow a dis
count OF 10 per cent on these goods
for Monday only. We have an inn
mense stock Of these goods 10 choose
from In al Ne have &bolt 50 differ
ent styles from sc up TO s1e0 each.
We are continually getting the very
latest styles in Millinery OF sill kinds
from New York. Chicago. and San
Francisco ana we can kruthfuIly say
We can save you money on anything
you may need IN the line Of Millinery.
as We purchase in most cases direct
from the factory. Ali we ask Is "a
trial order and we viii add another
customer TO our already extensive list.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-07
Specials In Dress Goods.

10 pieces nice new doGhle-width
dress goods in entirely new patterns
at only loo yard, worth &c yard.
a lot OF Ss-ineh Serge Dress Goods
In ali the desirable colors. only $50
yard; makes up pretty and wears
well.
50 pieces all-wool Ss-Inch wide Flan-
mel IL all eolors, only sc yard: the
wholesale price today Is 2ac yard We
bought these goods early before tariff
took effect.
Is pieces all-wool sS-inch wide Serge
Ia all colors, only &c yard. Good val
ue at sc yard.
20 pieces Atwood IL yards wide
Ladies' Cloth. all cogors and heavy
weight. only Soc yard. worth 75c
yard.
% pieces all-wool Mixed Goods: all
the latest designs. Ss-inches wide. only
&c yard. worth sSc yard.
. pieces 4S-inch wide Black Serge.
very fine. only zoe yard.
We have anything you want In the
way OF Black Dress Goods. plain or
figured, at our usual low prices. from
&c yard up.
We want TO call especial attention
10 a figured Black Goods 20 inches wide.
which we VIII sell Monday al only l9c
yard. worth sc yard.
We have immense Bargains in Ho-
siery, Underwear, Table Linens, Bed
Spreads. Sheeting. Sateens, Shiriings.
Outing Flannel. Comforters. blankets,
Chenille Stand and Table Covers: also
Tapestry. Lace Curtains. Batting for
Comforte~s, Calicoes. Ticking. silks.
and all kinds Of notions.
Don't forget our Kid Gloves at CSC
worth S25. Every pair fitted and
guaranteed; IN clasp or hook All tho
new coiors. We have already sold
about 2.9oo pairs OF them and they
have given satisfaction
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-07

complete route Cor IL wa. made cut ara
shown 90 Mr. Ffsks.
Since then tire Drsrsastc Msrro-s -
vhich Mr. FIske IL proprietor and editor
has attached the syndicate
IL seems 10 me- that the oniy fault that
could be found with the syndicate. as Il hzA
been conducted TINS far. might arise Should
TIE public come 20 the conclusion that we
are not putting forward the best class OF
attfactfsSs- In Chicago. for instance
where a morning newspaper is writing ar.s-
cles sntaRonlstic 20 the syndicate we cor
troll Hooley's ard the Columbia theaters
bookings At Hooisys Include John
Drew, the Empire stock company.
Gillette In Secret Service Crane
AGA Kehan and Sol Smith Rus
tsii AZ the Columbia the Russeil-rox-
De Angels combiaa ton. The whiri OF ths
Town The Circus Girl which Is produced
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-07

Sizes IN shirts. 80. g. "a. 81. 20. 4s. ~
Drawers. s. 81. S.. 4. "a. II we have
your size done miss this extrsor6i-
nary Offer as Il VIII be the last chance.
All AZ soc each. Worth sl.ao
Lot Mems Ribhsd Understands
and Drawers In cotton. very heavy IN
tan calors. nicely finished, big value
at &c. Monday SIC each. Sizes,
Shirts. 81. $. $. -. Drawers. -. g, -.
Lot 3-S Dozen Meas 2-Wool Tn
cerxhirts and Drawers IN Ribbed.
Flesce-linsd SILK tiEish. good value at
sI25 each; Monday sc each. sizes.
shirts, "A. d, s.. o.. II. Drawers. =, 40.
a.
Lot 4-.S Dozen Ladies White Me-
rino Vests and Pants; steam-shrunk;
worth SOC each. Monday sc each.
Lot $50 Ladies' Ribbed Combina-
ticn Suits in Heavy FIeece-Aned.
worth sc. Monday 51e suit.
No. 3-looo Umbrellas. sob lot nom the
factory al &c on the dollar. These
goods We are making special prices
on at s0c. so. sc, sl.sa. SO, $50 and
s2.eo. All kinds Of handles and para
gon frames. See our window You
will need an umbrella nov right along.
Buy one now and keep dry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-07
Monday Specials.

800 yards Best Shelf OH Cloth. &c I'd
800 yards Fast Black Saline. &c yard.
y yards the limit.
800 yards ao-lnca Curtain Scrtm. $40
yard
400 yards Remnants OF Fine siles.a
Waist Lining. SIS yard.
l.ooo s-feet Window Shades IN felt, all
coIors. lie each.
1909 yards Light and Dark Outing
Fiannels. worth SC and &c yard. Mon
day Sc yard.
90 pairs Of Mems Seamless Sex.
Ribbed Top, &c pair.
A lot OF Ladies' Dress Skirts In light
colors- From 2.SS 20 75c Monday.
making alone is worth the price.
80 Ladies Good Dark Calico Wrap
pers. Monday ssc each.
Is Ladies' Medium Colored Dress
Skirts. from s20o to Ills each. Well
made and very wide
leo yards MIL Remnants Of Ss-inch
Bieachsd Muslin. only SIC yard.
About same as Fruit Of the Loom.
TO Mil Remnants dress lengths) in
Heavy Cotton E.iderdowns; nice pat
terms, worth aac yard. Monday Izsac
yard.
1909 yards NH Remnants OF Light
and Dark Coiored Outing Flaanels:
regular 10c and l2isc quality. Mon
day &c yard.
1000 yards of Mil Remnants dress
lengths) in Dress Ginghams dark col
ors. worth l0c yard. Monday sc yard.
20 Best Shell Hair Pins. sc dozen;
worth 1ac dozen.
80 Chldren's Heavy Ribbed Vests,
Fieece-lined; sizes up to years;
worth &C. Monday I5c each.
50 Feather Boas from s5c to s7izc
Monday.
zoe Shopping Bags. sc Monday.
80 children's Tam o'Shanter Caps.
sc each Monday.
100 Fine Atwood Fascinators, Men
day &c each.
30 large Bottles OF Florida Water.
Monday 10c each.
20 dozen fine White or Smoked
Pearl Buttons. Sc dozen Monday
Infants Fast Black Hose Supporters
&c pair: double ends.
g Children's pretty eloaks trimmed
with White Angora Fur; good value
az Us. Monday zoe each. These ct
children from ] to 3 years old.
I.oa0 yards Ail-Silk Morie Ribbons.
all coiors, Monday Sc yard; worth loo
yard
Monday.
300 yards s2-inch FIowered Surah
Silk: very fine quality: actually worth
800 yard. Monday SOC yard.
q pieces 22-inch Changeable Taffeta
Silks In all the new shades: worth
800 yard. Monday only SIC yard.
We have 3 Special Items that We
want 10 call particular attention 70.
Ne. leo yards White Guipure En-
broldery worth as high as &c yard.
Monday your choice at i0c yard. See
window.
No. a-You remember the Underwear
sale we had two weeks ago. Wen we
have some sizes left and we are going
To close them all out Monday.
Lot linens Fine All-Wool Shirts
ard Drawers, in tan and striped.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-07
LOOK HEpEl Do You OEa 0 Bone o. Your OEn :

II not. here Is the best chance you will
ever have 10 secure one, ard almost given
away. 4 decided ranch OF % acres for only
$500, nearly 800 less than the improvements
alone cost: situated n Chshalis county.
Wash, twenty miles west OF Olympia.
eleven niles east Of El-na, near the Sum-
NIT posfoffice. ninsty rods from school,
house on good county road. near neigh
bors. and nne. clear spring water; place
corners en- Mox-Cheaalis rivers, abound
Ing IN mountain trout I have two-stoTy
residence. frame, covered with shingles al
over. Eve rooms; yard with 100 nat trees.
good barn: root house; double chicken
house, picket fenced of: one-fourth acrs
FIRE young 5-yssr-old orchard OF a. bearing
trees, extra wall& Waiia stock; acres
cleared and fenced. 3 acres slasbed. 3
acres OF alder bottom land: 20 acres %
level rst shot clay upland. nearly cleared
By heavy forest IRE: go cords OF cedar
sHfngls timber on creek "a one bunch.
VIII ssiI all. Including furniture, garden
ard weed tooss. Ter only $50. ] am sacrt-
acing iris place 20 20 70 Alaska Il il
cheap at s.. ~. Car and examine. or
write %
r. :. fNskETP, Summit, wash.
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.<onsh before the -.gar-

South Before the War" will ne at the
Third avenue tnsaser the coming week.
opening tonight. II IL said 10 be an enter
tslnnsut worthy OF the attention OF all
thsztsr-xosrs. and lovers OF good singing
ard dancing and the fun OF rnsnstrslsy.
The company is composed 81 50 artists. al
o. whom are noted for their peculiar tai
ent. and they dep!c, a story OF true South
ern lie In slavery times. Although TIRE
company IS largely composed OF eoiored
performers. the principal characters are
taken by white people who stand Ia the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-07
Specials In MaCkintcSheS
for Monday.

No. IA lot OF Ladies' Navy, Black and
Tan Maekinte=heS. Single Cape. Wool
finish. They look well ard are ahso-
lntely waterproof Monday Sis each.
No. "A lot OF Misses Macklntoshes.
two detachable capes. Velvet Collar and
lined throughout In blue and tan.
Worth sac. Monday only s2.ia each.
No. S-A Ladies Macintosh IN Navyo or
Tan. two Capes Detachable" Velvet
Collar. a bis seller at 500. Monday
s429.
No. A Ladies Tan Macintosh. En-
pirs Cape, detachable. This Is an all
wool tan serge. actually worth sie.oo.
Monday ss.ss each.
No. IA Ladies Atwood Mackfn-
tosh. in an sll-wool twill cloth. two de-
tachable capes.- silk lined. big value at
$40. Monday s6gs.
No. I've have a LOT OF Nackintoshes
that we carried from last season. They
are Atwood serge In navy and black.
very fine; single cape. not detachable.
They are marked soc. Monday only
ESQ These have q nice plaid lining
all throughout.
We have about Is different style
Mackintoshes 70 show, bur for want
Of space cannot mention all. We ask
any who are thinking OF buying a
Macintosh 20 come and examine our
stock and get our prices and compare
the prices and quality where you VIII.
IN fact that is what we Ike. then our
customers come back aud purchase
from US satisfied we have saved them
money. and that Is what we all want
The best for the least money.
Mackintoshes up stairs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-07
For Copper River
or Cook Inlet.
The Pacific Steam Whaling Company viii
Dispatch the steamer
WOLCOTT.

Sailing frcz Seattle November Is. TsgT.
TAls steamer has superior acconuoza-
iscrs FOR . ltz1gte6 number Of pssss gers
Al passengers I'll - I4r6e5 AZ Ores. a.
mouth - Copper river. where ths oosl-
p4ay owzs 8 azrgs cannsry and Sa~ mlu
pga-s, ard where good ssseptng and stor-
age accoznzoszssons vii - slf1ws1 pas
sengrrs free Tor one month f-urn date CO
arrival Far further particulars apply 90
ARCTIC OIL WORKS. Aveass.
- Tazzs Ave. SoIsa. Seattle, Wash.
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Crpheurr. Sire r. yocsns. Of much abiI-
Ity. ard az Les Angeles tie critics admitted
that she would make = success on the
stage. She viii be north in a few weeks
her rsxt engagement being in Montana
THE GALLERY GOD.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-07

-Ss famous vaussrfIie Stars sprsar 20
rsxhf zfth a cernntste change e b. Tas
weziEt eosa@1y eezn paEy. 01s q 20
strongest 60 &Etrs Tiers. VIII also sppesr
M&tfnes faax &fssruoez- Deaf far % sea
tA.s srlsaaa8 family Ef2cw.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-07
Boston & Alaska
TRANSPORTATION CO..

Steamers viii make regular
saiiings from Seattle during ths
season Of iSss. carrying freight
and paaaengers for The
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-07
Go Via This Line Because

1T costs oniy h2lf as much.
2-It ls the best and quickest
line.
s-Fre.gkt allowance unlimli-
ed.
I'VE are rot 8 trading com
pauY.
s-Awold the per1ls ard En-
penss Of the overland trip.
FIRST steamer leaves Seattle
On or about March is. iEsx. For
srI particulars address J. p. &.
lockwood. General Agent. Or
George J. wiley, Central Dock,
Ssasfls-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-07

NJ. a~ses Ks.s Rasr sss 'Rksa - t.
-. see issx sals cry rsessfsy a. $50
=. la Aaxeas. ~esrt sc frsee - -
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kLONDIkE,

Connecting a. So. Michael with
sur own line ot stern wheel
river steamers for Munoox
creek. Circle City. Dawson City.
ard all points en- ths Yukon
river.
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A Trip 70 Chinatown" returned - the
Rattle thealer Sunday night and met with
positive frnst There Is something par
HRiariy bad about the piece Itself that
sssn more conscientious efforts BY more
SADIE people could not redeem. Since
heyt oeEmeaced 20 build farce comedies,
esAtr. and possibly better. men have
vssksf ost ideas that have been SET 20
Blight music. and the rhythmic movement
khapsgy girls and the rather STACY az
tsfs taa1 used 10 30 out wish Hoyts trade
NAFk attached were eclipsed In point OF
al. the best farce-camedisS now on ths
f1Ad srs net Hayrs. sne farce-eon1edy ~
az 3 On the wane.
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-10-12

return to the high boot is made for
 protection, but the fall crop is not so crampy as were those of spring. It's early to consider skating, but the rush of Russian fashions is sure to give a splendid lot of stunning designs for the ice, and already, side by side with wheel boots, are skating boots. These are laced away up to nearly the knee and are often finished with fancy leath-
 CT in contrasting colors. Don't make a mistake a buy such for the wheel; they're for the ice that is to come later The yearly whistle that calls in straw
 hats lead women to wear for wheeling a fancy cap or a tam-the latter is far
 preferable-nade of the material of the suit, and trimmed in the simplest man. her possible One is shown here being, like the dress, of dark blue cheviot.
 and when relieved by sie and belt of
 bright plaid silk are considered just the
 thing. The wealthy little maiden who
 takes to her wheel regularly as part of
 her exercise in a sWagger wheel school, wears a rig that costs almost as much
 as does her mothers riding habit. High leggings, of stockinet, with patent
 leather finishings, especially made
 shoes, trousers only just loose enough
 to allow freedom of motion, a jaunty
 jacket and a fancy shirt make the
 usual costume. The short skirt is not
 in favor; it looks well, but when in
 wear on the wheel it is apt to fly back
 from the uplifted knee.
 FTORETTE
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-10-12

tell people how to cook things. Why don't somebody tell us how to get things? We can cook them easy enough. I sent Ellen there-she's my girl-one afternoon to hear if there was cheaper way to get along. She said there was if we could eat wind, which was about all there was to it for her. She didn't understand the talk at all It was about things she had never heard of, and then the dishes to put it all on, and the time it took, and the mighty little there was after all, why, Mir Editor, working folks haven't any time to monkey round with such things. Our men would be always late at work and they'd starve to death, too, in 8 week, What we want is flour, meat and vegetables, and the woman who can tell us how to make these go the furthest to support family is the kind of 8 woman to talk to WorkingWomen.
 MRS, BARKER.