Tin; oucgom daily journal. Portland." Monday evening. January u. I807.
SEf.DS SPECIAL
ESSAGE ABOUT
A III
RIOIIUG
President . Advises Senate of
Brownsville Trouble, Giving
Names of Witnesses Who Saw
Soldiers Shoot, Declaring Of
fleers Must Have Known. ' : :
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Washington. Januaay 14. President
. Roosevelt this afternoon tranamltted to
the senate a apeolal meeeage containing
the report of Major tJlocksom and As-
Istant Attorney-gvneralPurdy on ,4he
Brownsville trouble. He also tent ' tne
hells, clips and bullet fathered on
j " the ecene, ' The messa.ee give the
. names of the witnesses who heard the
( voices of the negro soldiers at night and
v later saw them climb the garrison fenoe
- and start ehootlnr.
The message gives the names of 14
witnesses who actually aaw the negro
,.r soldlTa shooting, stating that the am
munltlun used "could" not have been-fired
by any other rifles except the ones csr-
ried by the negro soldiers. The presi
dent saya that It Is Impossible the offU
' cars or the rest of the soldiers didn't
Irnow what happened. One witness says
tbst at least ZO soldiers participated.
The president haa already revoked
' " portion of the order which he issued,
ben-ins the dismissed soldiers from
civil Employment. He haa rescinded In
Ita entirety this part of the order which
restores the soldiers to the freedom of
movement they demanded. '
SOUTHERN PACIFIC FINDS
SANT1AM BRIDGE- SITE
(RtwrUI rjlepatrb te The Joernal.) '
Lebanon. Or., Jan. 14. In conterapla-
tlon of changing a portion of their road
' between Crabtree and - Lebanon... the
Bouthero Pacific haa been surveying the
Rantlam river to obtain a alt where a
railroad bridge ean - be permanently
maintained across- the tlver.- It-4-re.
1 ported the. company haa located a alte
. by the aide of the wagon bridge at this
place.-' - -
The Urge sawmill of-P. M. flcqggln la
Hearing completion and log are cora
. lug In rapidly.
DRISCOLL WITH EAGLE
- : BAND AT PENDLETON
' tSpeelal ptapatek te The Joarsel.)
; Pendleton. Or.. Jan. 14. Ben K. -Drls-roll.
the cornetlat with Da Caprlo'a band
at Portland, haa been engaged to play
with the Eaglee' band of Pendleton dur
"ing the coming year.' Mr. and Mrs.
, In-iscoU have , already arrived In the
city, and Mr. prlscotl will at once
' enter upon his dutiea with the band. .
- '. in m ,-'
. .. ..'.-' Wisconsin Has Record Suit. V.
" " (.Tnnrnat Special Benrlee.4 x ! '
GrinS TUpldsTWI Jan.: i47-TrHn
y Johnaon la suing the Marshneld Land
Lnmber ec npnny, t'phara Manufactur
. , Ini cdmpwn'-wlaCODpet. River Land
i company for more than 1.000.60J7Tne
; ; complainant acquired an option on lands
owned by the Marshfleld and Upham
companies, which ha alleges were trans
- -ferresr - he Copper-R4ve company for
' .) tCOO.OOO. before hla option had expired.
. This is the largest suit aver brought In
thla- tUUn-j--' I... ;i ) i,
POULTRY "SHOD TO
oPEn soon
Fine Fowl Will Strut and Preen
Before Admiring Eyes for One
Week This Month. "'
PIGEON EXHIBIT TO BE
A STRONG FEATURE
Slat Association to Conduct Show
.'. -That T1U Bring Into. Notice Some
of Finest Specimens on th faclfio
Coast. .. v" ' , ' '
Breeders sad fanciers of thoroughbred poultry
la Oreioo'are Uila week a be glare as oppor
tunity to hdule their adailritkna and reeel
IB aa etblbltloa of I to uwla that will be held
by the nregoa State Poultry aaeretatloa. be
(laulDg Wfdiieeday, January K, sad eooUnalnl
one wee.. 3 bis la Ui, twelfth aaaaal exhibi
tion, and In Ita man? new features and an axial
number of special prises It promises te be ef
greater latere! man that of any prerkm year.
The list of entries Includes blr'le from . ell
point, oa the coast, and the total Bomber will
ream neei-Ty 1. V, tnrlomn rrhe -p1pons.-wtilrB-will
be the attractive teatnre of the show.
riTS'iinndre4 eagee have bees bo lit for the
birder Midi, and the Hat ot pullet,, bene sad
cork, will reach eomethlng Ilk goo.
The Seattle enow cloeed Saturday, and tbe
f hot re entriee wilt be In eompettrlne with the
Oregoa bird. J. O. Watts of Eugene, woe
eeptured tint prhte at Seattle for tbe beet
exhibit entalde of tbe Mate, will enter hi
now of erlae-wlanlng Barred Plymootb Rorke.
Others who are eonteetlug for prtiea la Ula
variety are B. T. Keener of Eugene, J. C,
Murrey sj4 J. Marrcjr el PartUod.
i Cnjs for Wlanera. 1
ta the entriee of White WTendernra. D. N.
Laaa, H.'Klaxbeaee end U. B. Baailltaaj will
be represented. The Hasleweod fans wMl
aiaka aa effort with White nymootb Boras.
W. P. g:iook, the "bantam king," will be en
hand with a big display of tbeae Interesting
utrte stratrrra. .
Orer 10 2S eene are efered among -tbe
prteee. bealdea a large Bomber of eseb and
other awards. Sixty per eest ef tbe entry
fees will be gives In caeb arises In earn eiaas
of each variety. All prizes era open to tbe
world. - Entries eleaed as January e.
for tndrea Klmer Plioa ef Oregoa nty, the
best loral authority ea j-hlaeeae. will be e
Uted by K. 3t"oe of Birchen, B. C. The
latter Is an expert . on plgeoue, for whirl be
was especially btalned. - . .
- t nag Tifo BxhlWt. - '
Tbe exhibit of 'plgeona will inclnde every
vetiety and prises will bs swarded for sack
elaaa. Tba Oregoa Flgeoa dob, ander the
enperlntendesee of O. fowell. will bare full
control ot - the : plgeoae. - The entalblOoa wiu
Include carrier,, tantalls. bea aialteee. horoera.
barba, antwerpa. pouters, trutapettr,, rollers,
rents snd 'SMsy others. There will be per
haps 'am birds In this section alone. - . -Tbe
eoadltloBS for a socceaafal ebow are very
ennouratins, ea the repeated exhlbltlone of
different yesrs hare stimulated gresur tatereet
la the production ot e petter saa Bigner
grade of poslary. Better breeds ere coa
tlunallr being tmpertee tnte the aura By
fanrlrre and tae abows are briaglng sot better
bird, every year. - ., , ., .
Lvci.iE.n;::i!.".:.i,G
co:.:fcu::d
ISM.
la acknowledged to bo tha most ana-,
oeaeiul remedy in the country for
those painful allmenta peculiar to -women.
- v ' '
For mora than SO ye are it hu
been enring - Female Complainu,
aueh aa In (lamination, and Uloertv
tlon. Falling: and Displacements,
and consequent Spina) Weakness,
Backache, and la peculiarly adapted
to the Change of Lit: -- -
V Records show that it baa on red
more caaes of Female Ilia than any other one remedy known. L'J,
. ' Lydia K. ; Pinkham'a. VejreUble Compound diaaolves and expels
Tumors at an early stage of development. Draff81no;WriaaOTiscaaln
pain, weight, and headache are relieved and permanently cured by Ita nse.
It correct Irregularities or Painful Functions, Weakness of the;
Stomach Indi,restion. Bloating;. Kervcras Prostration. Headache,, Gene
ral Debility; also. Dizziness. Faintneaa Extreme Lassitude. "Don't ears
and vrsnttobeleft alone" feeling-. Irritabilitr. Nervousness, Sleeplessness,
Flatulency, Melancholia or the "Blues." these are sure Indications of
female weakness or some org-anio derangement. . .
For Kidney ComplsinU of eltbe'sex Lydia E. Plnkham's Vearetable
Compound is most excellent remedy. , . . . - r, l: r
Airs. Plnkhini's Standing Invitation to Women
.Women suffering from any form '4 female weakness are tnvited to
write Mrs Ptnkham, Lynn. Masa. fv advice. She is the Mrs. Plnkham
whQ haa been-adriaing sick women free, ef cbrgejQrmore jthan twenty
years, and before that she assisted hr mother-in law Lydia B. PTnkham"
In adviainir. Thna ahai nrtmttA L. e-
- i . M w u iuu wviucu vawa ei
rtAalth XI am -Al i a - , .i i i . ' .
N4
NO TEAMS, NO SAWYERS, NO WOOD,
NOTHING BUT GROWLS. GROWLS
Prndlrton Woodmen's Of fleers.
. 'A.'-
S (Hnedal W .patch to The Jnarnsl.) -
Pendleton. Or., Jan. 14. The follow
' " " lng olfk-era have been elected for the
Pendleton camp .of Woodmen: Consul
mrhmander. L. M. Idleman: adviaer. A.
i I. Owens; clerk, J. p.. Walker; banker, J
rfeaw Tbomll Fltsgernld; manager, J. H.
Lawrey; escort, V, Btroble; watchman,
) . Zueake; sentry, J. P. Earl. The In
stallation will takex place thin evening,
when an elaborate program will be car-
:.-.rledj out,--v --,.,. .--.----.- -.-.-.-.--
John Day D. of It. Officers.
ISpeclal nWpatrh to Tbe Journal. ) '
. John Day, Or., Jan. 14. The following
officers have been Installed In Margaret
XL Lodge, No. 44, Drgree of Honor; Past
chief, Laura Hucheney; chief of honor,
- I'lorence Wilson: lady of honor, sirs.
. tlrltnth; - chief rf ceremonies, Hattle
' liunn; usher. Bertha Luce) recorders
Mrs. F. drelger; financier, Mrs. Nellie
Ullot t; reeelver, lra. Mollle Moretn;
inside watclv, Alice Myers;, outside
watch, Mrs. George Blank.-.-'
' Union Xational Bank's Officers.
(Special Dt patch to The Jneraal.) ,
Union, Or., Jan. 14. At a meeting of
the stockholders of the Union National
bank the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: , President. E. T.
Kaater; cashier, J. W. Ethfngtont di
rectors, John P. Wllber. J. H. Huntchln
son, 8. A. Purcel, William Kellblock, &
. T. Kaater, L. J. Davis and. Thomas
Brasher. . L . -.C...:
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e : tkb nut snntBaa.
e The ft rat of the series of IS
-a beautiful populsr-songs to be 7
d lasoed In connection . with The
d Sunday Journal, commencing ony
a January 10, will te entiueo
.-Uka I Love Tou." This la a
b beautiful little love song, with
e an extremely catchy .air. .' It la
4 - from the pen of thoae well-
known end clever song writera,
4 rJosephT 8VNahan-and - Harry
d Gordon, and la considered one
d of their-most popular hits. No
music rxclt shoTfia bs without
d . this clever song, and you eannot
4 afford to miss one of the series.
d Subscribe for The Journal at
d once, ao that you can take ad
4 vantage of this exceptional music
d' offer,. which starts next Sunday
4 and continues tor at leaat li
d . weeks, a sheet ot music socom
e. panylng every copy of The
a Bundey ' Journal. . Order The
d Journal, and get a sheet of -4
music every Sundsy. ,
LEBANON SWELLS CRY..' '
: FOR TRANSPORT REFORM
fHiieclal Dlipatck te The Jooraal.)
" Lebanon, Or., Jan. t4. At a regular
meeting - ot the . Lebanon Development
league a resolution Indorsing the action
of tbe shippers' and producera conven
tion at Albany laat Thursday, and de
manding at the hands of the legislature
a strict reciprocal demurrage law and
favoring state or government Ownership
of the locks, at Oregon City, was
Sdnpted.
The ladles of Lebanon are talking of
organising a club to assist the develop
ment league. '. .
Light Snow at Lebanon. '
' Lebanon, Or., Jan. 14. The' oold,
frosty weather of the paat few days
has changed, first to rain and then to
snow. About half an Inch fell and still
remains, ... . . ' ;
"We have the wood, but we can't de
liver for two or three days." s- .
This is what the wood dealers of Port
land are telling people who call them
up and ask for a load of wood- Team a
cannot be engaged fast, enough te keep
up with the orders pouring In on account
of the cold weather, and In the -'meantime
the people are skimping and sav
ing what little remaining fuel they may
have left In their basements in the hope
that they will not be caught in the Dakota-like
weather without fuel on hand.
Nor for years has tba weather beea
so cold In Portland .as the last 'few
days, snd never before hsve the people
hsd to contend with the fuel man as
this year. Entreaty, supplication, anger
and all forma of commands and requests
are given a deaf ear by the wood barons,
who have raised their office girls upon
a pedestal where they can - take the tel
ephone and say In a haughty voice:
"Very eorry. but we can't deliver jrour
wood for three daye.".
... Money of Vo -Avail. :;-
In the meantime the poor bouaeholder
who has money- In the bdfik and check
book In hand gathers his fsmlly about
him In sn isolated room, shuts sll the
doors and hugs a, two by three flre and
tells of bis experiences in the Philip
pines when It wss so hot that ha could
fry sggs by the sun's rayaj Tbey all
sniffle and wish for ths "good old sum,
mer time,'' but tbe wood man calls up
his wood yard and says: . '
"John., you had better bring tanother
load of wood up to ths house this morn
ing. . It .looks as If this cold spell will
laat all week.-:-. . ..- .-. - - -
There Is much suffering among Port-landers,-,
and many homea era, oold and
oheerless. but still tbe dealers say they
havve -plen t y of wood.- These- dealers
allege they are unable to get teams te
haul the fuel. Borne of them have of
fered to sail the wood at It) cents a load
if the people will send a team down to
the yard and haul it away. From all
that could be learned this morning all
the dealers in the city who take orders
today will not be able' to deliver them
before Wednesday or Thursday..
. - lawyer ranalaa Mow.
. Another factor In the . fuel game is
the shortage of 'sawyers. These men.
who have a harvest the year around, are
simply swamped with work st present.
They have become almost ss scarce as
express .wagbna, and do not seem to
care whether they' have any work or not.
Several of' the dealers In taking or
ders this morning ssld that they would
aend the, wood in several daya, but It
would have to be aawed, and that they
were unable to supply a sawyer, and did
not know where one could be obtained.
NINE TIMES OUT OF TEX
ITSCAUSLDBYCCXCESTlCr!.
C e'i
The simplest, easiest and
ntost effective remedy
for this most common
complaint is an AllcocWt
Plaster' Millions have been
cured of back trouble during
the past half century by this
wonderful, healing, strength. ,
ening ancT pain telieving
; plaster ,
Th4 original and genuine poroua plaster
RgMEMBIR-oc-r'iYjjev-ihave been in use for do trary
and have no equal at sn external remedy. Hade of absolutely the
purest and best materials, and Guaranteed ander the Pure Food
and Druf Ac, Jue 30, 1W0. Serial No. 35. . , : , ,
Far CtmtiMit. B&uaiu, Hmitktl ifsaeu. Udirtttirm. 'itt.. rsAs
Brand ret h 's Pi I Is
' a LSiatire ainw a, wiwvw , w " w
Fach pill contain, one nam el aettd eitra of aanana
rllla. which. w"h other velnable vvablepiodacta,aalie
Ita blood purl tier oi a cel Ire t character.- .
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Countess Olga Von Hatzfeldt, the Beautiful and Clever. Comedienne la
" v "Tha Ltttla Duchess" at the Heilif Theatre. :" :y-
THICK COTTONWOOD BARK' AND
. NUT CROP HIS WEATHER SIGNS
"Don't you think-that I knew what I
waa talking about when I told you to
prepare for plenty of r reeling and rail
ing weather?" said Uncle Tom Long,
the reporter'a acowdweller friend, who
waa found this morning In hla littlo
one-room boathouae on the river above
the Inman-Poulsen mill.
Too remember I told you in tha
early fall." continued Uncle Tom, "that
sll the algns of nature pointed atralght
to biting wind and falling weather.
Well, it haa come to pasa, hasn't IIT
I mske a close study of nature, and I
can coma pretty close to telling before
hand what sort of winter we sre going
to have. I am not so good on prophe
pytng summer - westher, because tfhe
summers sre pretty much alike, any
way you take "em. . . . J -
"When I went up tne river jn wo-
vember and found the bark on the north
aide of the Cottonwood 4reea so. thick
that it waa splitting, I knew that the
trees were trying to protect hemeclves
agatns the chilling blast of Jsnuary.
and when I found 4 hat the squirrels in
the hllla had stored double the uaual
quantity Of nuts and acorns I began to
think or my own winter saripnes snd
wonder If I hsdn't better anchor anoth
er log or two alongalde of the scow to
saw up st odd limes. Wfcen I saw tbivt
dim and murky-tonkin harvest moon 1
went to work and chinked up tbe cracks
la this old scow and doubled my wood
supply, '
"When I Was a box back In Kentucky
a big crop of persimmons was a sure
sign of a hard winter, persimmons sre
fine things to fatten 'possums on, and
a 'poasura haa to have a good deal of
fat on his ribs to laat him through a
bard' winter. While we have neither
'possums nor persimmons out here,
there are lots of weather signs if you
know how to find them. ,
"I don't pay any attention to high
and low pressure areas snd prevailing
winds and auch other stuff as Is sent
out by the sclentlflo westher prophets
who are paid to predict weather that
hardly ever cornea true; I atudy nature,
snd she never lies to me."
Another great capture -the most sensational bargain pickup of Gloves ever offered
, ' in Portland, and just whdn you want themtoo. .
Women's and Misses'
75c to:$i.25 :mm
r The entire surplus line of a big New York
maker. 100 dozen, 1,200 pairs of the best gen
uine German knit Gloves. Every pair guaran
teed a 75c to $1.50 grade. Choice . ... ... .' . 1
Plain and Fancy Black and Colors
They are the greatest and best bargains that ever struck the town and you can't
help but admit it, too; made in the best styles by 'one of the most noted makers,all
the, finest yarns; plain colors and black, fancy striped, mixed and other effects;
' all perfect; all 75c and up to $1.25 grades, and that's strictly guaranteed. Only
1,200 pairs, and but one pair to a customer, as they are a bargain so great that we
want all toshare in it Sale starts at 9 A. M. and not before, so as ' (jjy (TJ
to give all ah equal chance to be here and getN first pick. Regular rtff7
-.75c and $1.25.GlQveSaa?,. .UJ'VS
Mail
Orders
Filled from
this ad. Satis-;
faction guar-
anteed..:"---
PDRTl'AIID j I!E17 DEPM1G1T STORE
ENTIRE BLOCK ON YAMrilUL f ROM
Pictorial
Review
Fa terns
are beat Price
Another Day of the Greatest Selling That This Store Has Ever Known
hattellsyouwheretheba
No wonder the store 1s" crowded when such values are offered, and bear in mind
everything is exactly as advertised. J Bring thisad along and see for yourself.
ANOTHER 50 CASES LARGE SIZE BOXES
5c PARLOR MATCHES
2
US
Full 500 in box one of the best brands
of matches made, and all regular 5-cent 1
boxes
GREAT CLEARANCE OF ODD LOTS BEST
10c SKEINS OF YARN
All mixed lots, all colors and good size paw
skeins, best 10c and 12c yarns, at, your w
choice for................ ..-e Ef
SVi GRANULATED SUGAR
ings, a yard S2C io,000 pounds to go best granu- A 1 y
a-aia aeaaaamv-a, gtcd SUgSf, for Otie y.........Tlw I U .
Reg. 8c and 10c Val. . 1 , ,
T r,A tn - s 20 nJ 22-inch AHover- I Women's 35c - Black,
taceaanain- . Embroideries, worth Wool Hose, heavy
txxotisrj&?r;Zty the ymT "491 .lrZZ.. 23C-
'BesTTclind 8c Fancy -1
Tigwed Calico, aU Boys' e and Girls- 20c L.rge regular Sc bars .
aftv..:;3c fcS, !ff.
Millnda8cJutinE. -35c Large Fancy-Pil. WotrrenV-$t.50 Long-
Flannel.thickef Jow Covers, all in. Silkr Gloves, fJQ.,
fleeced, yard,S,f Vf complete IV C odd sizes, ....... UC
""22c GROCERY BARGAINS
SnadeS ...sVsVV , tottl faaoy 7e l.OOd . regular 10c (Cs
aaaaaaa-aaaw aaa. aaa aeaai aaaaaaaaaaaw aeaaaa. ct,up for 45C , . akeS SaOOllO Ul.
Women' 75c and $1 0 .B1'nM, T 1 ?r 1oo Muscatel q
......ma at m for 1 day lb. . . . Jt. ; Balalns. lb .."C
S,nr.r48c msc'. ; --,r.r:-2Sc
. ........ Lemons dos I5C ' Ho can Import-O
Odd lots Men s $1.25 5o extra fancy Navel d Sardine
and UM Wool Un- STZ.'-.l'.C. -l'FiT.C
derwear, 70m n- ost pota-7e tBe u Cabin in"
garment ... c toe ', A0C Maple symp ......
Large
Huck
Towels
linen
85c all
1 4c
Boys 50c heavy Cor
"duroy Knee g
Pants aVC
Odd lots Women's
Belts, worth up
to 30c each
5c
Mill Ends 8c and 8c
Apron Ginp;-y Qy-
"ham, yard . HtdC
Men's best 8c red Ban
dana Hand
kerchiefs
Finest $1.00 Baby
Irish and Batiste Em
broideries,. ' g
yard . .....OVC
Odd lots Women's $1
and $2 Pocketbooks
Purses .... 59c
AT THE THEATRES
"LltUe Duchess" Tonight at IfeUlg.
Tnelslit, liweiuw asd WedMSilar Blssls Iks
etiartntn eoaMtUense, Ceanteaa OIs yea Rats
feMI. aeppnrted aj aa eieellent coenBaar ef
plajers, will preaist Aaua II aid's BrodnetVte
of rbe Omerel aanewel elaf. "The Utile
Deeheae,'! el the HelUg theatre. Ill Ire aaa
Sareeat Abora kaeet enrramMled ker erlrk a
enoipanv ef ell aeterted people. iaehKitae a
rplenJld east ef enawillawe 4 stesarav a larse
rherna nt attractive aad eWer glrla, gnrseoaa
eaaOnree and eleeraat erenerr -la tart the
a. me Isetah enlpaeitt tn4 In the Vn ma
ec "Tae Utile PBeaess" st.tb Kew Terk
Tifth and Alder Sts.
I. F. Phgeraann, Mgr.
, . ' OUR ANNUAL
Clearance Sale
Of Furs still continues. ' Reductions
:'; .on all .
fur Scarfs Fur Hulls
l-5iolcs Fur Jackets
fur Caps
- In all the popular furs."
" With a. good Fur Jacket, Boa or
Stole TOtt will remain comfortable
and cheerful during . the coldest
weather, s
' The only safetr lie fur.gtr
frlentsr which we-are now .offering, at.,
most tempting pr;ces.
O e SPICES. o
ccrn-E,TEA,
DAinnoFovfDin.
FLCICnL"3EXTnAOS;
AbsoluhPurffy. flMslflftVor.
CttahnT Sfrmt'h. Ctasonillt Wcea.
CLOSSETftDZYEaS
I V BV BL Bar B aaaaVraava SLJ Bt a. 5. a.
e-a aggmmmmifmmm afa ? --B-!
Castoe. Seats are selling st tbe bos office ef
the taestrs, fynrteeatk asd Washlngtea streets.
Seat Sale Tomorrow "The Strollers."
' Tuaaetiuir atoning st 10 e'clsek rbe s'dvaaee
Seat sale will open fee tbe si antral emawie
am nea. "Tbe fitrolleea." whl ciatiee to the
Hetllg theatre eest Tbaredav. IrMar asd Satar
aar alshta, . Jajmery IT, IS and IS. with' a
apeetel-pHee an a tine Satantar. Seat aelltn
st the bnt rrtre,f tbe theatre, rnsrteeutlt
ssd Wasbbgta atraeta. .
Olga Xethersola Coming to IIpUIu.
OtfB Jfetherenle.' Ihe fanwms fnfll.h ,-re.
swl her Easlleh enoipear ef plat era. will pr. ..-..
KrW st the alellig theatre Mne'lity '
Weeseedar sights, Jsssary iU aae 3d. 1 .
day ala-ht, Jaeary . "The Seened Mrs. Tae
never." ' "Saphe" will elan be tlven st the
Wednesday Biatlnee. Best a ale for the entire
ensaceeaest will . epea seat Batttraar. Jam
ary IS.
v "Sapho" at Lyric.
"SapkA" will be pleeed thle week b? tbe
Lyrhs atork eompanj-, Thle la tha eamn nntM
play which baa attracted o Bin. h att.,itim hi
tha seat and Knalanl. It la a tlr.ntaMtatti.it of
the faoanne eorel ef the sreat f'renrh aniho-.
Alphnnae Hamlet, and hea ne,r hn aeea in
Portland at potilar prl. ":iph.i" hi a plat
wht.'b ererjr one will waM to he.auxe i
Binck has been wrlttea aNxit u.
'ITimiliit!" st Vio Si.tr.
(" " I!', bill at f.e i-ar l
tot the week. etrt!n ta eeeaing. "
a ataraieee Tneeday. 'Itinrt.,, Kelt
Saixtajr. ll'.rni'iia Is a far with
avet ecaalcal etnrlca e,er t-M m t
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flaleh. "Ilnwlne" w rlit
asu aad ate llu-ti taa n niil.u.ne
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