Morning daily herald., May 24, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

THE MOUNIXG- HERALD: SATURDAY, MAY ii4, 181)0.
I
Horning gaily 2tcrald
ON HAI.K.
Tlie Daily IIkhaih will be oil
-tale each morning at II. .1. .lo:ie9'
book storc.whcre it can bo procured
at 5 rents per copy.
.IOTTIM1S .i:oi r TOWN.
Some uevv
design in sattt-ens at
t. C. Searls.
Oregon strawberrio at Spi-nror
Blackburn's.
Paisley V Tish do thw ohe apt-tit
printing. Try them.
Tin- ri-U.-lirati.-il Junker City
white shirt at K. C. Searls.
Finest line of gent's ni-i-ktii-s in
the city at K. I '. Seal Is.
Klein Hfiis. make cu.-t"iu vvnik
ami repairing a specially.
Warranted garden h..e at
Matthew A Washburn's.
Miss Pauline .May, i.-f llanis
bttrg, is visiting in thin i-ity.
Mm. C. K. I'arkes of Taeoma, is
visiting relatives in tins city.
Ludlow's :;.tii ladies .-lines
,ill I
ies ami width at K. C. Searl. i
For a good hair brush or comb;
ifi tn Hubhard's n.vv drug sti.rc.
Bargains in corsets ai K. C. 1
Searla Friday ami Saturday only.
Ladies, you can lmy a lirst class!
kid or goat .-.Inn- f-r Jf-.t'o at Klein '
Hros. j
Bristles in your iii'.uth. not if
ymi lmy your tooth Lru-hcs at ,
1 1 n I iha n I '..
Now is the tun.' to u-e pct'liiinc
for something iy i rail mi Huh
hard. .V uio- lot ol hath bni-lu-s
towels, soap and .-n-jes at Hub
bard's. , , I
linest nickel '
Suiol'.e the l.cla
cigar in the oitv.at llnbtiard's dni'
storo.
liu i)li. . S1I1!S011 d
iant dressi b. rubt.-s. rloak
HiS -te.
Kenieinbor you ran havi
class job done in ropairin:
lo' 111-
Iio.mI. ,
!
lirst
-I
;if Klein Il'os.
A jroml second baud Hall safe
lor sale at a bargain. ln-pii: ol
i. V. Sim ji-.Mi.
Cull at Hubbard's new drug,
store, Ultiinberg blo- k. to-d.ir and
ave ten jrr ivnt.
fall and see tin- n-w J.imi kid
and rout button hMs in roiiiel
wide tin-, at Klein l'-i.-.
New satteeii-. uiii;.liaiii's i-ham-Wa's
ami other a-li -joods j i i r-1
ii ri-ived at 'i. V. Siinpson's.
All Hoot and shoes boii.-bt ol
Klein Hros. lhat rip or run om r
will In- repaired five of rhar-ji-.
Ladies, for a nire lit in tin-latest
styles of dress .-.110--S pi to Klein
Urn-', they ran tit your loot lik'- a
tflove.
Klein IJro. r.iriy tiio l.ire-t .
b-st and late-t style o! ln-.ois and
shiM-s in Linn io. ami prire tlie
lowest.
Harains every day in the week
at Hubbard' new dru store, and
an extra ten oft' on Saturdays and
Mondays.
Harriet Hubbard Ayeis l.'eeain
ier Halm, Cream and Powder, ran
lie obtained at Hubbard's new
drug htore.
While we run
lies our stock
choice good- iu
& Hlaekburii.
On Mondav
each week, 11.
largely 1. :
i- alwav
oiir lim-.
pecial
ItlU of
pem-i-r
and Satu1d.1v oi
C. Hubbard' will
give a ten per rent discount on all
e ish pnrcha-s mad" at his drug
; tore.
On the evening of May th. tho
1 alios of tho M. 1'.. church will
jj.ve an old fashioned supjier in an
wld fashioned kitchen. the -up-pv-r
to 1m- s.-rvei! hv . Id fa.-hiom-.l
folks.
The faithful ami continued
searrh. for the body of the young
son oi Dr. Cole drow nod in Thoma
rieek some three weeks ago. re
sulted yrster.lav in I he discovery
of the Is.dy.
SM-rial attention iseallel to the
bill of fare of Mueller li.urctt.
It makes oiiu think they are iti the
Californi.i markets to see their line
display of vegetables and fruits.
They deserve groat eieilit for their
efforts to pIeaKe the public.
W. F. Head has received a line
assortment of rullrry. including a
rhoire selection of raor-st-el "n-k-rt
knives and sri-sors of all sizes.
It is a select line and the goods are
the best to be had in the country,
and tho price are in.) high. '
The ll.xamiiier'.- special adver
tising train with 7-"i.'iiii wort h of
prizes, will arrive in thi ciry at
noon to-day. and will remain half
a day. The llxamim-r ha given
a tliree column article mi Albany.
Among Ihe piizes i-,a lot in A I
luuiy contributed l-y .n.-s., . Wal
lace V t "usick.
hhoiild l.i" Arcili-il.
A ilelinite pioposition ha been
received from the Taenia Starch
and tiltlco... Co.. t" locale here,
and tin- ptoposioti i- one that
-ho-ild he taken under adviseliieli!
and acted upon ai once. The con
dition of the pioMi-itioii i-that
our citizen take .s.-.ii.ooo ,.t t).,.
Spm.iMm shaie .-I st. k "m the con
cern. Tin- etablishm.-;ii will em
ploy from 7" to -.'.Vi m. ii. ami would
have a capacity
tarch and live
iu ".'l hours, and
."')" prolit ii
matllltacluied.
t live ton- of
u- o I irliteo'
a guarantee of a
n th- starch
The rea n for
changing t" thi- locality i tin
well known superiority of the
Willamette vallev wheat in starch
properties. Mr. II. L. Seanitt
president of the Washington Hank
is authority for the prop-ition and
there should be no hesitancy in
considering it. A mooting of the
lioard of Trade
will act ii roii it.
Mondav i-vf ning
"
staple and faiii-v
Our stock of
groeeries is all nice and fresh and
of the best quality. Spencer A:
Blackhurn.
Shriojl- ot at N"ivik'.
GOVERNOR PENNOTER'3 SPEECH.
It V lha Sana 014 Humngiit- Fr
TriAt 'IiSt fr Senator Mit-hell.
iovei nor i'euuover and i ieo. W
ebb Mat- Treasurer, addressed
the r. izens ol this , ,.y vesterday
at 1 1 o cl.Kk at the rourt ho.Ke.
lb,- inectin-j was railed ... ..rde,
by 1 .1. Slltes.rha.rma,. ..I ,l-
count v rviittal coniiiiittee. and
,, ... i, .... , .
Hon. . I;. I.ilvcii was eb iiei
i , . . .
cnaii.uan. win. niir.-lure.l tl.e
governor in a bnei speech, m
which he said that there was a
considerable republican majority
in the state. and appealed In voters
.. lay aside party and vote i.- the
; Lest ,,..
iiovenio; i-nimvcr bc'iiu by re-
i viewm.'thepresi-iita.luuui-tration
.and said there had been a -r.-at in -
creasi in the school mini and that
! the state government durin-' the '
past two year had Im-ch run for ;
1 $-'.').i:)i less than durin-.' the two :
( years pn-Yioiis. but In- did "l j
! think as L"i.).l a showing could be .
made during tin- next two years. ,
1 le also went tor tin- lat le"isa- .
ture
iind said it was most extrava-
i'ant in its aiiro!riati"ii. and
coiiveved the idea that if In- had
not lieen readv with his vetoes tin
stat-; Wolili have been bankrupt.
Hefore he pit throti-jb, howevi r.
he ark now lodged that In- signed
sonn-of the worst measures of the
sos-don. lie said that he signed
the wapinroad bills because hedid
not consider them exactly uncon
stitutional. He said he vetoed the
Portland water bond bill, but
j.lca'le-1 yuilty to se.'iiin- I he Pal-i
ided guilt v to signing The Dal-
; li s ana i.auei
taiuiug I he n
t'ity Loud bills con-
n-taxal.le clause, lor
I which he was verv soirv. and said
i he did not lake the pains to ex-'
j amine t hem. thus show ing that he j
' is interested more in the atl'airs of i
: I 'oil la li. I than the welfare of the!
dear people of the state, about I
I-. ' i. 1...11.... i i i
ing made. 1 le said ho vetoed the!
lortIiiifl Ikl'lit'-a li'llt tit-ivol-i. In-.
.....niili - l - i - d it loe:ltioll was the-
w,,rst place iii I'ortlaud. but said
nothing about ii location inter-1
ieriiig w it h hi- saw-mill property;
just below ji. .
The state railr-iad commission j
in-denounced as a useless extrava-'
g:nce. aim -ai-i mat. never was :i
greater fiau-l perpetrated mi tin
state, tie .11. ( not mention t nr
tact, however, that lie. as governor
ot the state, had appointed a rail -
load commission ..1 his ..w n. and
by n iusin- to iveogiiie ih.-aets ol
uie legisianne nan iniee 01 1 uese
l.ards of railroad e nissioners
H! existence at on.; time, briligllig
. 1 . . .. 1 .. : . . ..it 111 .1
inesia.e inio .. i..sii nmooie a
open rul iiii U' . ainl tliatthe gover-
imr ami Ins commissioners sul
sided only alter a suit for theirsal-
arv was begun liefore Judge P.oi-e
and was carried into tin- supreme
court of t he stale, ami there ileeid-
; ed against t bom.
Tin-governor W .1 opposed to The
. I .i!les boat railway scheme. He
j aecnsi-d D. P. Thompson of want
ing ! sell the Oregon City locks
! to the state at an enormous limine.
although he acknowledged in the
; next sentence that Thompson had
Isold his slock lo tin- lock- com
; pativ for .-f IH.iMn.
On t he lalmr iplestioil he t ef.-i l ed I
to tin-riot among the Itali:m la-'
hoiers on the Oregon Pacific rail,
i mad at Corvallis, ami. -aid that tin;
company made such low estimate? :
J on the work on the road that the :
j contractors grew disgusted and left
I tho state, and that he compelled
f tin-company to pay the men, and (
that no aitorwarn got a senator
, irom 1. inn couniv 10 niiroi.iu.ee aj
' bill to give laborers on railroad
; lien on the road for their wages,!
but that the bill was destroyed by 1
amendments and then passed.
Ho made the accusation that Mr. ;
: Thompson said bo would be gover- 1
m.r. ii it cost himi-100,lK0.aiid said
that two gentlemen told him so.
He touched the taritl' question ;
: very lightly, probably remember-;
ing the result of the vote in Linn .
couniv wnen 1 leveiami ran on a
tree trade platform. He said the;
republicans favored free sugar and ;
the democrats free wool, and when
the farmers l.resent lenieuibered
t hat Oregon ha wool to sell and
ha to buy sugar, there vva no ap
plause. The governor broached a sub
ject which lie had not touched
umiii in bia speeches heretofore.
It was the silver question. II.
sai l the demonetization ..f silver
has reduced the price of wheat iu
Oregon from -I.P to lis cent cent-!
per bil-hel. lie eulogized Sena
tor Mitchell for favoring the tree
coinage of silver and extended to
him a eopi jn amount of tatlv.
He ti iod to make an issue- on ihe
silver ipiestioii, but as the free
coinag.- of silver is endorsed in
both the democratic an 1 roi.iihli-
: can st.i-jilatlorms the i-H'oit vvas
) a failure.
i-jvonior Poiinoyi-r speaks tin
ently. but his speech displayed an
itioithn-.ito egotism, ami showed
that Peuiioyor, w 'iil, he poses as
tho patron saint, of the laboring
men, is m-t altogether sincere.
. He vva followed by VV.
Webb, wiio said that none of the
(state Inn. I had -jot away during
his term of oflic:. and that tiie
state was in a pinspeious condi
tion, lie said his opponent was
i an upright gentleman and that
i either oi them would make a good
j state l.cii-uier. His opponent, he
;s.iid. vvas a portly man of ahoiit
, "0 ...:l.l- -I Illi KIM1"
a very
thought
o-ser of
l "mall in iti himseli, he
. u.t i s ot gi il Iocl iH.se
tin- t-.v n evils.
the
l iirm I'.riliUiira Knrn'il.
Ihe tine farm lesidolloe of IM
wanl i. Cos, situated seven miles
east ot t tiisj city, was burned vr
trda.v morning with nearly all of
ti e contents. Mr. fr and fam
ily -.vero in this cily when the tire
occurred. It wan obsprved by the
neighbors too lato to save but
little, an or-zan and a sewing nei-
chine boin tho only article taken
,0111. Tho hous was large and
, cost about $:?ih. It was insured
I fo
$!0i:) in the State Insurance
' c0
Art studio. Mattie II. Martin,
rom l-j, Mellwain buildiiur.
LETTER FROM GATE8VILI.E.
FJtunthii of th SrttU.nniit anl (r:' M.a r v. side-sol il t i ug lauvliter in
of ThitThriTiij Town r, thr 0. r. .iul-.-It in at 'the opera house a-
vva- .1. .in- hi t . i-niii--:. tin- i.ria-
.a. i sv...., . M:n
Ws vr .:,d.-rs :,ve
, ; M ;
,liUj J- . ,-.,,,.,, in
,,f . s-.miiam. i a place
,.:i i .,
latesville. namc l alo-i j
, . . , . ... . i,..,-.
ol olil-tlineis x lio cuiiie Hen
.1 a I "
.-..ii...-
.ii.'.i 1
ainilv
i-ar
To .,.,, oh-.-rverthere !
: -,;, hi j,, ;ll(M, ,.!..,..
-,.., n.,,i(.t.. ,u, ,. .. i
.,,.,,:.,. ,. ,.r possibilities of,
t!l IItllr. ,.ri..,f. ,-,. . tl,v ..fj
n ((. j,, js ,..,,,.., ... :
: ,-rs.abe point to the mine- of the j
Santiatil which are now ic.eiinS!
(lu.ir j.u.n. , i.ti. nlioii fr '.
.,. .,.,,,,1,,. )lM. .., it j? ,
...... ... .i.i,. ,,,:,!;in,'
'.... ..i'i. -. ..."miiv
, I i-7ri-t in A nTri-a l-.-.l.iv. asNtiirket" in a rharniiu-.' manner.
tjlt.r ,,,., .-, mili-i innu iate, j ai"l i" resptise to an encore sai:
u,iiin in p;e. 't .iio metals that j "Twinkle. Tw inkle Little Star."
,1, vvar ; in,oi doubt be ; Mr. A. I'-. Seal san-'dll D..j
ti,.vt.i(,p(,t and i iat. s w ill be the ! Tray" in a fashion that br..n-ht
i.. ...-,,,. .,, that c-imn '
i,,..:,. ,, iii ;,, r .niles of Ibis i.lace 1
.. i..Jt Co.- i .
. rtll i:.,,.,- .,n',i .i ever trrew and :
alreadv several companies are in
piwess of formation lor the pur
pose of erectin- mills to nit up ;
ibis timber, and (iates will be the'
It. K. jioint from which ir w ill all j m
be shipped. These mills and mines i en ien
will I'ivo eiiiiilovmeiit to hundreds I live- li
and perhaps thousands ! men in
the near future. Aain tin- agri-
ellltnrMl l.-iliil on ibis eoutillellt
1.,Vfj , ,(,,. ,,,, ,- ,),e
CaH,.;,,!,. KanK,.. and these heav v
Iimnr,fi lands, when the t i mber
is removed, will b.- as line larm Man.ling mar t lie "anl; in
!i I I.p sun shine on :il.l will riehlv ' .-mall pind of water he n taken
repay the husbandman, and land,
lhat now pie I ggin at
per acre inside of two or tin 10 ears i
ran not bought. NVe hai-
seen just suen chiiiiges wrought
once before in a short lifetime, ami j
we will see a repititioii of it in the'
vallev of the Sautiam.
T. .1. M.
Ti-i.i-l.ffr 'I'aLt an Hulins;.
I -N fi'.ea-ant parl
. teachers of the
j Hehools and friend
vahis on Thursday
j os-id oi the
1 11 v public
AI
. drove
eveiiiuj
('01-
to al
o the
. Ihe
ii. the
a v-.-rv
" I""
: ,w ,;. ..i,,.;,, ., ,.Nt,
IK'S
p!,li,- hool- at that piac
; p,g,am.ne wa ivtidero.l
! C1,p.n loue j t,.. l,v
j ar..0 andien. .-. 1...- en;"i
, g,,,,,,,,. jt,.,Vsti:;g. n.-'-: l
,s ,-,.. v dep.o tm.-ht
,,. Sl-1(1!.. It eo'.lsi-led ot cm:
,
X". .-.! I Hlid u,s! ruiietita i.te.-'.it
I Voc.ll Hll
11-
j tableaux ami gymna-lie exetei
1 leiitures were worth, ol m-;n
hut perhaps one of the most a!
; Ir.ie'ivc. wasth.it ot caii-th.-ni--
I pier llte.l hv loll V yollllg 1 . i i - - i 1
: cosluino. Tin Itov s lo'lo'M d wioi.l
'oriel set ie- of atlsli t.es ho' o ainii i
laud entri taiiiMig. N liliie : t iv
, XeeiMi-'l a mimic! wi'n In.- -t. i,
igiii.o said t i b.irai li-i i ill
giamlmottn-r-i.a- s)e- ii-i-i-.-d " I. -ug
! Ago." I'iiepotv :-r 1 -.-p. .-i.nly
1 to the c.-iilt-i f V. i--:ill'l'
! the la'iv leao.ieis III Ine ' 11 '11.11
jgieeimg o-.tend.-.l. The.-o pleasant
excliallge-; .-t. !o lii-VCiop li.lllM.lt-
101 n l.il 1. oi.- t..-!wi-eti otii i iwns
and are much t ' desire 1.
in Mini N.llnotn.
N man's home record should hp
reasoiialilv gi.o-1. Tin- point to
I hi ob-ervat mti i- that the llev.
l.o Hov ha-been in 1 hi-Mate some
three veins. I ui ing hi-lirst years'
r. -idelloe h
re. he was ta'i
ned
has
hi
a i at Astoria. 1 1 -oen: t hat l.o
-.iven v-lona tin- go-nv in
polit ieal 1 1:1 ol and Hro. Miller
iiad to go ii alone down al lln
. il v by the Sea." l ie- P-v . l.o
Pov did ' I:"! v i-it his old honie-aml
the rrasi.n for t hi are given inthe
following ext ract taken from tho
Daily Aslorian of re..-n! date
under tho heading of. Our Ore
gon l'.i 1 re I . ;i n I :" !'ev. Le L'oy
was adv ert i-ed to speak here to
night, but is imt on hand. Some
lim'-ago this gentleman, who i
I now running tor state
out on the democratic
llperinteli.l
t icket ,in ii
publie addies- in Pol l land
i- e-
po, te.l t.
I:
-a!i i hat t tii-l t- vv a
i'i and salmon in
; is ducidedlv co'.ii-
nothing In:
A"!o. ia." I i.
pl'inenlai lo
for cunt v
public in-:
prohil.il ion
at the last
!." v otes out 01
wants in. hob.
A-toria. lb- t
m
:-ilielinti ll'Ieilt o
1:. 1 1011 mi tin-li.-Ui-t
county
election and got
'' .!. He piobahly
from Astoria, w hioli
has nothing in it. according lo him.
but "-in and salmon."
i.intii in ii vim.
The Coo Hay News relate the
following fatal accident in a mill:
An accident occurred al Porter
mill on Monday forenoon, which
resulted in the death of A. H. Por
ter, an emploie. He w as vv orkiug
on the steam rollers, when two
1 0-inch caul- came oil" t he carriage.
The cant were to be transferred
to other Millers, and Charley
Woodward let out chain f..r Porter
to make fast with. He vvas iu
the act of rraw ling under the cants
to fasten ihe chain, when one of
t hem f.-ll ofl' I In- roller, striking
the unfortunate man on the head
and scattering his brains over the
mil'. I le wa a green hand, and
had been cautioned not to crawl
Under tin- cant. Porter vva about
t"i v ar old. and lived for a time
on South -lough. He leave a
wile and family at Umpire, for
whom much -ympathy i ex-
pl e"-ed.
A i li.n-i-li I'nr I. !
iiiiiif.ii.
The Hapti! -.1 L -ban. .11 met
at theC. P. church Monday. May
I'.'. and o.g,ini- 'l a rhurrh -villi a
menibcrshi i of t w ciity-one. At a
meeting hi Id last Tuesday the
following ollicer- were elected:
Clerk. . i). Wallace: deacon.
S. O. Wallace and .b. hit 'tisham;
messengers t" the association
which ineeis at A-lbany. .lutio I.
C. A. McMlroy. .b.hn Crisham. .
. Wallace and Mrs. Tillotsoii.
Kev. McKlroy, of The Dalles, has
located in J.ebanon and has been
enpaged to preach for these people.
r.ebanon Kxpress.
Tim lrlriU Skulr.
.v.i I- r hai-. wa - in
I,
i -mri 1m in' tlx' pivsr.-nlalioii tin
i . . i . i i . . . i . . . i . . . i : . . .
I ei-Sl I loK -ku i I"1
.." I ln Ticshyti i:a : v'-n li. a-sist -i-.l
li ttiitii-n; ': n- Hi the
..ov l'lie intei taiiiineiit ;h a
representation ot a rnuniry sriiooi .
."ill vears ap. 1 be ladies were at
tired in old-tinn- rostunies. with
hup- pantalettes extending to t he
ankles and dresses nmrh shorter.
Tin-school as laimht bv lli.ui.W.
li. Hilyi u. and his friskyjlioys weie
composed of well known cilirus.
some of them enerable pioneers.
The exereises were ceesi -, ely
liidirroiis. and were a great sue
ress. t lu re briie.' an imiin-lis.- an
dieiire iies.-nt. Mrs. ieo. L.
( 'hambei lain sau- "The old ( taken
dow n t he lioue. I lie si-lmoi -,ive
an exhibition, and the soul's, r.vi-
tatioiis and oii"ina
rations v. ere
of a character c.ilcul.:
I to in.!.,
laugh. Ihe
le worst uyspepue
a .: ieal sii-- .
, i.
014.
I ei uin-. a
I Yamhill r
i- Noi l h Yamb
1 Monday e
In:; !i her. 1 1 -
et-.l
W il l
, 1.;-
: 1 a
i.-.n
1 1 1 1 : v
d.-atb I..
ii.
pi eii'iar
iwav !l--in ii-ime l-ltm i.e.' 'in
lav .1 1 1 1 1 -. t j -. : 1 nl uruin-j unbii!:. -I
! 1'i" b"i- and Id th-m to the
1 spi 1 ug 11. a r by ..r wat-r. NX b,!.-
Willi a lit. to which he is suen
el.
ami fell into the water. r..-:..ie
as-isl.llli e i o.!d b,- li'.l-li'led If
w a-dead.
1
t
lli-i-.it-;iliili l:iv AI l.i-l.ai.oli.
The lollowiug i- the po-iam:ue
for M.i id .lav: l'io,e--ioii
w ill I.., in in froiil of 1 he l item. 1:'-1
hail and w ill 111:1 n il I" ihe M. I'..
church, preceded by the Lebanon
( 'orie t Hand. At the church
oration will be delivered by.ludg.
D. II. N". Hlaekbiii 11. and al theel..-e
the procession will re-form, unroll
to the cemetery and proeeed lo
the decoration of graves and other
exercise pcruli.tr to tin c:lsio:t.
A cry inleie-' ing I i tin- i antici
pated. NVe extend a cordial in
vitation all who ai' In. 1111. 1 by
the ligaments of a c.imuioii broth
erhood in join t he people of l..-1-au-0:1
in p'Tpct Hating the names of;
.nr h.-foie dead. I'.Npre . I
K-ii. lit ii-:in S,;i U i ne.
lb-,,. T. II. Tongue. of Hill.-bi.ro
will add re- ihe citizen, of ILlls'.-v
on Mav .'sih al s c m.. Lebanon
May -!th al - c. m.. Hrovvilsville
M-av .".ithat s e. m.oii tin: political
is-ue of the day. Mm-i-vImhIv 11:-
Itoi
la.'.i
alien. I
especj.lllv
t :
I. M-ll 1 -lull 11 Jlll-lll.
-j-1 . eXcui
i"tt to Salem lo i e
. .,,V(.n ,s ..--
i j ,. ;',, ,, ,
Ol
ui 1 1 : i iv I liuisoay
- last and i 01111110
NN'm. M. Il-.iig
no of the most 011-
i .Jj,,,
-leaim-l
s I,, bo ,
proinis-joyal'l-
: Tl'..- All
Mi:rioii
1 1 baud
- oi tin
will ace-
-ea-otl.
i.ipaiiv
tin- c. ui-ioni-t-.
.r In
1 1. C. heiuiaii ol Salem will
l.i
al tin- ' i. N. U. Hall Saturday
evening May ".'lib fur tin- purpo-e
of mustering in the m w camp of
Ihe Son of N'eteran-. The mem
bers of the camp a ml all t hoo w h-
txprct lo heroine liietnber an- !' -"iileil
to be preel:1 without fail.
.1 ll-t I'rt-i-i 1 I'll.
At tin Ladies' H.i.iar a new iiiL
of i hildrens' ;unl infants' white
drosses, liidio and childreiis' mu--li
11 and knit underwear, ror-cts.
corset wai-ls, ho-iory, himlkei
chiefs, j ar.l-ols. boa-led wrap-,
human ban goods. Pitching silk
giovo and mils, laces, embroider
ies and numerous other novelties,
all of which will be sold a! oar
popular low prices.
.rii.i; .liielii-l- ul i i.-l.
I have a small line ..f -prin-
; jacket-
r I wi-h !
out and have reduced the price to
eot. They are the latest st le
and a bargain. I also have a lite'
of spring stockinet jackets I'm
$...' i each, which is the nicest
jacket for the price in the market.
Samuel K. Young.
l-'i.r Sale.
hiirch building corner
U. I
i'.r. 1 and
Prifate bid
l-'.IIsworlh streets,
received bv S. M.
I 7 i- m Mav I'.'ib
.Motuin-ei
I son.
up
Why.
Why shouldn't the .spirit of
inorla' le proud when good fresh
groceries can be Uoight so very
cheap at Spencer l'i Hlackbiirn's.
N trial order will convince you.
.VIlTcliailillsl' Store Tor Sale.
-took of general morehaudise in
a live town on the railroad for sale.
Splendid location; large trad'-: will
sell the buildings and ground with
the stock or will sell the slock and
lease the buildings, -l-'or particular:-call
mi or write I'm Limit ei
Keeney, Nlb.iuy, Oregon.
I'or Siili.
1 iood single buggy, harne-s. robi.-.
whip. horo blanket, etc. Huggv
newly painted. All for sale at a
Vvargain. A nice outfit. Call on
II. !. P.i: vui)si.t:v .
nil: IIIV1 1: II I. -Of. - l; y
Celeiv. Huili-he,.
I.eMuce, Herts,
Apariigu. (ireen Onion..
A Tine Tat Chicken.
Kbuharb. iooseberries.
Currents, Spinach.
..m.i.i.N iRni:itmi's.
New potatoes, turning, greens.
cream cheese, and chipped beef.
Try our Imperial 1 oast coffee. Wei
have iill .I tlm above nice and 1
fresh. Call earl v and leave vour
r.r.l a .. 1 .. -in 1 - v
orders and avoid thtt rush. j
Ml'tLLER ei 1 1 A KPLTT. i
NOTICE TO WATER ro?.'.-ilTMKK
Tl.
u-
i- "I vva'ri 1.
in iir'.'!ii'iiti
-U'i tii; Ii n
.uriio( s
xn.-pt
tweeli the lioiirs
. m. and li ai.d '.'
.1
i aiei
lock
I'll
u-e of water I'oi spriuklinu sin
w ill not be allowed at a:r." tiiuc.
From and afn .Imn- !-t !m
October 1st parte- ii-inv water
lor snntikan-' or u i :-.-at ion i-ui-
poses will nc rnaiiren in
aldit ion
to the reeiilar rate oi
annlv use
as follow s :
For each
month.
For each L
.1
h-s.
i--r
l-r
IllOUIII.
For each additional lot -j" cents.
To bo paid on the lir-t "f ach
hicmtii in advar.ee.
Water for biiil'linu pnipo-e-w
ill bo furnished on paym-nt in
advance on tin- written c-iimati
of the manger or architect of the
brick. Mono, plasteiing or "ihci
material for w hicli water is t- be
used. Foi material not -tated in
estimate the application m't-t I li
re ne wed.
The rate for building pui-po-i
v ill 1m- as follow s :
Wotting each lo'Mi bt-i.-k. I"
.cent.
Wetting each barrel !' lim
cement. b" c nt.
.Nl'.iany Canal Wau 1 Tiatisp .1 :.i-
tion and Light ing ( "...
May IS'Hl.
I" Tin- fnl.lie.
ioau-lsee that b.-auiiiul gold
watch at the (told-n It'i.e
l'.:i;l;'.r.'" .Iilliu- iradwob.l the
proprietor of the to-Mcn Huh
r.axaar. informs 11 that he has the
I'. ie l'.aking I'ow.ler. and No. I
.liipan 1 .;!. expressly put- up lor
hi- biisini s, and for Ihe bem-tit of
his customer, each l.o .,f baking
jiow dor will win a piece of iiie
!a ware, ami also i.n h jh.tuh 1 of
1 i ho tea will win a piece of line
( glasswan-. and enstr.nier.s who buy
one pijund of tea or a box 01 baking
powder, which i warranted, will
have a cnancc on that Leant mil
g-.ld watch. I le has also added :!
sine assortment of family groceries
io his mammoth stm-k ofgla-sw are
and ci'oekerv, which is the largest
in the Willamette Vallev. ioand
see Mr. iradwohl at tin- (h.Ideii
Huh- Ha.aar. and y.-ii will liti-l
1 ii.M not 1 1 ing is iuisi eir :iii !.
.in-t 1:1
A i;ew iliio oi
s.-oiSUikers, el
civ i-il.
a:-eli. oi.;
.in:'-!:. :..-.
aud iadie-
satins, plushes ai
worsted dress g I
shades and noveltii
cries, curtains and
i:. t.'ie
,1,.-;
ptl
nr:::g
-o!-l
- :rv :s
tnlless variety, Iv se.cl:
omplete in al! department"
a re
ills)
cordially inviti
oof fl.i'Si goods.
ri-t! i .ir-i-l-t
NVe make a specialty ;
and misses line corel ai -i
NVe have a drive in a
-at'-ell i-o;-o! al 7. i-'-im - .
good value.
-m 11. ! N
l ,e
iH-ii
v ; :!
Spi'i-l.-il I li-i.l on..
I'.v carefully reading
Mueller Jarre!!'-, ii-i . ;
fiiiiis and vogi-tabli s, vou
siirclv lind somcthin-' de-ir.il.
Will
f..-r
your iiinnor in May.
keen the best in the
I lu-y
m.like!
r.-ir.-en.!.! I'arii-i.t-!
I have just received my -pMn,.'
sVOfk of parasr.ls dir.-t m ill the
manufacturer in New Yoikinad
the latest style and pi ices, cheap, r
than over before. Same.ol F.Yo'tng.
New emi'ioi'li
la -e llouncing in
bla -k and cream,
lion point, also
black and white
1 1. s. lloancmg.
eoM...:i and ::!..
L.ieeS ill iil.it l
IIOW d-i:-!! ill
lace, including
Yamlyck and I -'.ill'. 1 To v. or
urehiiig. Samuel K. Youn
New
eciire your ran
and sleeping car
p.. int. North. Sou 1 1
tin- I'nion Paciiic
.ad. .-loam-ickopj
to
and Ila-t
rail v. ;tv.
aye
'llic.
t uni
on P.n
an. i
ad:,l!
no
in
iiey.
Hoc
'l'i.
Matthew- .V V
. pll-h business
v a bran now
liillnll. Their
ot be hail'Noine
loial'lv s'.rikiit:
I-I 1 1 .11 1 II ' ' 'lit i into
.ml evince
ad., in an
i ndicat i. 'U
that
t lie!
mav
but 1
i-
:i-
.liilins lii.idwoh! iii i
i.iligoiiioiits to give a'.va;.
watch. 1 1 is cti-totiier-; an
to call and sec it .
:l'!.- ;ii -a
gold
invited
I 'i v goods and Hot ion- on
lloor, clothing department
gents furnishing good- on
lloor al i. W. s i in i .- li " -.
Hubbard' headache capsiil- do
not rotitaiu opium, liiorphiito 1 -r
in 'ipiate whatever, neither do
they contain ant ipyi ine. They
are a safe and sun cure f"t . it her
nervous or sick hoadaelu-.
In ordering
I leiidrickson's
goods r.t Conn
eollle e.nlv at
ay. id the rush.
Conn .v Hendricks., 11V i-. the
boss place to buy your lab!.- and
pie frii't in gallon c:n -.
iood meals can be had at tin
City Pi-stauranl lr s-:;.-"n per week,
be cream ami rake, l"i rent-.
Private boxes.
No mailer what lite prae. air
g 1- will always be tir-t-clas-.
Sl'liM l.R iV P.I. Vl Kl'.I KX.
New- invoice
Trench V.
f wit,'. 111! I'
ol
go! I
nil-; ;il
I ion lot tat
TINT tb'K-S; IIK KTN-
MClll.I.Mi: .X AKPTi"..
salk aj- ') l; VI:,;.AI-
r fc-itter co, Jcru v. Io n v. jr ..I I C.'.i-
,0llt tn0 lon m milk Vr .n-. tor
Ul in j cill on L. II, Monlanvo in tinn ii.v.
KI.riIBI.lCAN SPEAKING.
W!i-:i : ::! V.'h-:- th rrottsiaciH M-n Will
i'- '. v S ! - Pir.n :!t-- t'.itt p:i i;ii.
Tin- 1 j o i ' -I : . 1 1 slate central
committee has mad-- the following
appointment for public -peaking
it) lbany and v i.-miiy :
H-hi. "-cv nioiir I'oiidoii al Al
banv on Satnrdav evening. Mav
' 'J I. at 7
Ibn. I. I'. Thoiiiji.-oii, lion.
Phil M. ichati, C.l. M. NY. Nov in
an 1 Lydell P.ak.r. will speak as
I f. 'I h iw's :
N!ba:i Mav :i. al I ::;.
C.-i valli-- Mav L'S. at 7 :'.".
Salem May '.. at 7
t Mi g-ui Cil v Mav ii'1. al 7 :oO.
Portland May "I. at 7::i".
ilon.tie--. I'.. Cui! will speak
. a- follow-:
llani-buig Mav 'S. at 7 :'.
lial-oy May L'L at 7 :::.
I'.rowi'isv illi- May "i. at 'J.
Lebanon May J7. at 7 :."..
The piibln-are cordially invited!
to be present ;.lld hoar these I
1 gcllt lelne'l ii-CUs- t he is-Ues te.wl
' he,.. re the peoplo of t tl'egolt.
Y lo M.itifill .-.ml I x-fiil Hi. ill..
Mr-, .lolin A. Logan has pre-j
pa re-1 a Very it-eful b.Mik called the
: 'Hoiiie Man. !!." which treat of;
-iciai. diamalie and bit-ines- life, j
and contain- a mine 1.1 u-e!'il j
' I. now led-.a- l' .i . verv p--i---.li. Tho I
book is not only a veiy valuable j
! literary piodii.-tioti. bin it i also .
!a most" attractive and v aluable ar-
I listic -oiivoiiir in its. illustrations!
1 and general mak.-up. It isa work !
I tiiat should be 111 tin- po-.-esoinit
every hoii.-ehold. M-s. A. M. Talt
j is taking stih-01 ii.iioii- f..r this al-
ua'.Ie w.-ik. and our people should
! not ia:! t l-.k tin- l.in.k over w In-n
-lie 1 alls 1-p,,ii 1 In-ill. fo'- ii i- a rare
' t !: To 1 en -IT it.
I nr ale.
!" acre- of suburban propel tv.
jAi teat I .itg.iin. Vl.-o a go-.d
re-tanrant in a growing city. Wo
1 have some bargain- in eitv and
'roiiutv proportv. I'm pi ire ol
! :-.i:-'.x lledrick.
I nr Sjil,..
' ;i';iiihi-r one three n-.-i r old
i coii. well broken to .h e. a e.-ti
and ha 1 li. --. . ' ! l ie-:! ;. .-. .-.!..
1 -'or fa: ti.-l.if- ;i:.:m-.- ! t.. I'--
ti.il a I nrl ion
; .. !. !:--.', ;,v . pi ;n '.y. -Kill . Pen
:o ..v. .,1 , ..! 1 :: -!:..: t ! 'u.i.- ;l take- :.
llj . I ,i , 1 I., e.el-e I, lot. !.l - -.1.
ta - :'.: as. i ., ii ..i. -.- l .-.i- -Mil Lie
! ; . . I : . . i nl ;.:i i iiii-r .-.mi
i t t.i r t. -to-.- !!.: org.oi I-.
!! 1 1 : ii . i .e 'I iie.l'tli -I it-- ami
, . .. , - I ' v ! , ..! i n;. ii! Hi'-- .
, ' ' ::: -. -. '.;. A ,.H.t. !;i -ii...--
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' I. lake; ilv
II I"
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mi9 ;i,
Cr K. iii-.l.- Ir-
t. 'r.-i. ti.-s. 110th-
tlii-111 en
Mm u:: l ki t. .XtYiT
-. I nl stl. .-i-s-lll I-
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r" li.- s:i..r.-i I
.- if 1 . a ttlell .
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tsrsaa
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N .i. .-Or tlHie,
. II- .:tli :HI'I III' .-i- -. .
i .t. 110 f Titer.
--W' 'V.s s.r.l ! am I '
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!! 11 'ledli lin- i iii!ii:ui
v . .: :....' :. :, I'l.t-llnml, or.
tot :-y l'.'-.h.-y oc V..i?on, Albany. OrK-a
; ill 1, 'I V l.s. Ni.ii. i- i- li.-t.-li i-iwii thai '
.,. 1 , 1..:! .i tlie .-it -.I All'.my, or . ,
:.-r t I. i.i I. ei '"! pla.t'l in 11. y
I. :' !- i.-V .1'" ti-.n. iiti-l rli.it I will in- at
IV .. an ,t . l..i..i: ' nil i-itv I" r-.-cio-
.. . -1 Ij'l t'.r ?: i. - ' I :i!l-i ill s il'l roil,
(r !.. r:. I 'I Il.ittv i.ts t.r.m il:lt' "I :
1 1: . - 1 . .. 1. Al: .-. . tii citing ui.r .i'l at
.;'.::.. ... il..u ilv tta- ri-ifti r
...'.1 i.r.!r..i.l t' l.'.i . :,lii:nai illi.-il i-f
: - a r,f A'!.';: -is il.-' il"U( Tit , a'.'l i-'St-
: ikii.m. I r (-..li. . ting sii.-h tii
... . 1 01. r. . 10. (X N. llot'FM.VN,
l i-y M..r-l.:il.
AI-. -... . O"- 111. ! ". Mi
1 - '
' T,fl''' ! HKUEI5Y (.IVKN
)l'i-it tl.e i iiili't-igile.l, clerk .1
- :. . ..1111' v 1 ai : I of l.inll colltl I V. ' I' :
a 1':. vvili. i-v virtu.- of an nldcr o'
..:.;.. "ir;, d.iiv 1 : 1 .-1 1 i 1 ;.!'! c-ntorci ol ;
' '., .ei M.e -111 day of May. 1VM.
,, . .-iv. I.'"'- tor colill-.i.-t to ke-p thi;
:f. I'-. a ol l.itm 1 -Hiiitv. Ol' i-illl.
I..: i.e .o i- i . '. .'in war. laid Mil-to
'a. ;'. ii vi'ii -a'; I clerk l.v v",-i!iic-d
.V . .la.i' I. I-.' 1. :.t I oV'.oek c. vt,
, Lie..!'-. - 1" L.iia.l. lodge alii' ! ail
Saiitalrv " ork for -Jut piKC tin eon- .
t- .i : io ' t- let to tin- lowest I'id lcr.
'i ! :aa r. -1 y.-the right lo rejei t
.ill-. 0; .iii Lid-. Wll'l'-s my Iial.'t
,,t I - ..I ..f said court, aliix.-d :.t A!
h.o v . ti:i- dav ..I .1 line, l'.m
1 . -. 1 1:. i.. MnviAta 1:.
!'.- ,! I l)..i;m-. 1 letk.
D.-pnlv. !
".i.tice l.i iml 1 ncliir- ami lluililor.
It His ..a I- o.-.i-i 1 l.v II. P. Il vitt I
) Ah on. a), t.. 1 ' ... I."-!. n..n "ii Soar
ii . VI iv :.(. ..r nirni-lnlig II"- unteri.il
I a-i.l t-vl. r l-i - r. -t n nv.i -torv ilwellin; I...U-1-.
!'!ll-:cl ili'-ti"li- i-.l.l l'i" si-en "t thf
1 ..!!. ... 1 1 r. VV. Aver, sr. I.itit-I , -r ar.VIr
li- v.at-f.rii' . n. -.l'i" 1. nil. ling, 'li." lig'it
:-i i- -i rv . a I - r. ie-! .'(. ""I all I'M-.
! Tiis Celehmtad Frencli
"APH
-N-.
I.e.- il 1'i't.illll- "1
a:;-:'-. !P an tlio
!.n:u'- ' -r Olli'!::
.moil cillur Hex vvhelhir
.. , ivi-uc o( Ktiiiiubnt,
or tlir.m-gli vi.ntimil imlin-
n t i'.n. r -. .t ai'l'ilgi
l;r.ili. I'. ' 1. iV.1'
I'.w;. ia t!:v li.T-!:, .
11 1', i-ti -., mich ai lewiof
ii'ti.-', lii-nrinir Down
inii.al Vi-akii, llv-
an r..'i-?.ti"n, rv'tiirnl Oinm-
-in...-, 1 . -i.-l, nl.. Diuini-iv, Weak Momory,
l.... - .'-i I '.-.vrr ami Inifivti iKV, whi. li if nn
l. ' ti .l i-i: 11. i' ad I. ir-ruatnro i-ld ago and
in-e.n . I'. si .1 l"V, loa ' frr -j.OO
s rl I mi.! i n-.-'-ii-t f( .ri.s
A VKllll i f.i'.tltX1i:i: i i:ivcn
with i vi rv s 1 iT'!'T ieiiv-il, to rt-lninl tne
n.om v ii a I'l-riiiaiii-iil cure i- notrff.-ttisl.
MV hivtf thmi'ini'ioi iiKtimoniaU from ol.l
,.i 1 v ni'.ng, of l.nth vi i. vvhu hive l.ecn
p. rrcron-iitly i-arol l.v tin- u" '( Auliro-litin
( ;rru!ar iree, A-lilrcs
iiik it'ititu vii iim im: o.
w !irn llram-li. llov, 1!7. lv.rtlaii.l, un-4011.
I'nr .iJ l.' t osliav 4; Maaoti, wlm eali- aid
rti.i drui;Its, AlUii.j , i.irenn.
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: PLjiM! (il)O(ls
AFTER
DECORATION DAY CONCERT,
MISS FLORA BATSON
nil. .ni'.ATi:si oi.uiniD siNiii-iu in thi: woim.d.
A t Albaiiy Opera House,
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 30TH
I he l'i . I :
Voik San.
M.-..i-Siir.ini. New
The 1 iiloi '-il .li-i.m l.iml
-New Y01K
U01M.
All ln-r iiiuul'i i- win- -ling witlumt
ell'i.rl 11s the iiird--ing. Mot.ili . A In..
I l.iil v Kegister.
A harming ami giltn! singer. San
Fraiiei-1-0 1 'hrntttelc.
I!. 1- i::n :l the laine of lie'uig tin:
-t i.:. in-.l singer in the umiJ.
- i. -kshiirg, MI--.. Post.
A voice nl great range, and i.fr.
iiuirku'.le ilet-th ami purity.--Louis-vine.
Ky.. Courier .Imiriial.
She will never lin k fur an audience
it. tfto'C'ity of Seven H ills." K.chinoinl
N il. Plaint.
I in-sweetest voice thai e cr 1 hanneil
a N ii gina aiidii-iii-e. i. m hl.urg. 'a..
Daily Advance.
A highlv i u!tiv.iiiil iiiezo soirai:i)
of ITieat r-vveetue--. pnwrr, and coin,
pass. an. I i if 111-11111.1110 iiuality.
Charleston. S. . New- ami Courier.
The range of I. or voice ': .-tii-h she
call easily change I'mii. ll.e purest
soprano lo a.- tim- .1 i-arimia- ar any
male f inger can I'l'lin e - 1 .liuu'.iis,
S. c. Daily K-gis-.i r.
It 1- the general M-riVel ll.al her
singing hero ha- fully ju-titiel tin
magiiili'-ciil lioli-e- of llie Kl-Iei 11
nns-. .New lira Hi- rviicuii.
A reigning fav ..rile in t hii-ago.
songs reaeli tin- Ilea t . ( hieagn
servator.
The iiiu-l wi.nili-ili.l vi.ic, w-
Her
Cm.
li-teiii-l t
l'n. i.... r-.l.. K iily Iii. I
tain.
lie a.iic ilali'i'i i- -11 pell
I., r
u-iii!:! i'-.i- -eei:i M.e ! oioa-
inn-.'-. -Kan-.-' it y Di-pale!i
ll.-i .iiiili i'iS'- ie:iiii i'ii:g ! the
v 01 LI - laMirile -i.iig- w ill vol make
l,.-l eal.e- : hnii-eieil.! " u '1 In. 111 ocean
t.,.,1 ::-.:. I.- 11:- Advanee.
.'.! .'! year- of age -In- h.l- -ung h i
way inl" inimheil- of t lioiis.-im!- i f
heart-.--I'hilaitell'hia SciiIhk I.
sin- t!i-play. .! a range of vine.- ami
exeeillinli little -hurl of man e!:itl-.--llinali:'.
Noli., liepiililieali.
Sin- eleetrilieil the vast :iinlk-uee at
the Mot llioll Tul.el ll.n-le -erv ice "II
'aiiiilay liy her 11. a 1 v 1 Inn- reinlit inn c!
in- .';!!! i'-alni.-l.-e-ol K' .-eiiiiig Ne"v--..il
Lai..-, t'tal.
o--cs-ing a Voice i-f la!.- lichness
m l h .imli-rl al raligi . she i- li!iiU-lflati!y
t.'e- gr.-ate-t -ing'-r aiiu.ng 1 lie.ueo,nuil
1 .'lop 'I )'. ..jili- in America, ainl deserve
.1 high rank -..nn'iig tin- ureal -inger-i.l
Ihe wcil'l. Il.-r prngri.-s through
the eolllltryllJ- ''( II l'l:o i nir iiiiiuu
I riuinpl.. - I i'-in i-r Kooky M.-iiiit.nn
-.
Iliir'.tig !!' -i -al li-iii.ei':inei. revival
in New Veil;. A'i" llat-oii -iii:g -.iv
!( ct 1. 1 I' ill'lll" nilletv -in.e--ive
eight- i-i the I. it.-- hail i-i M.i-ouie
i.e. I'le. II. .Mimli-i inlh 1 i.liotic
. Mlcriug 1 :l.i- 'ixl '.thei 'ioti-i-a
!'i it t hon-ami- l-i ! .. r-. 1.1 -ving
t ..-. I - licit .I--.IM. .ii'- laili ii to r.-.-. !-.
'I ,i'- - -er ' ' . I. i llCit'-l-! ,-,
. 1 . ; ..11 ainlii t li. - , n
'. ... iialioil an. I n: in tl.e
ia:'. a '.. 1 'oily aim - ei ti;o-s an I
-ill-, . iv . 1 11-ivi ; oigo ol her
failltl. - vo.ee. e.iiipli.l vvi'li In r
-iii.;.' . nine : - l.ilii.ti- and 1 iiild'il.i
iiat'i' ..:.i. : - In n 1 S T.-lnnc-.
No lOl-or singer lia-evi-r drawn stn h
ail'lioeei - in New Orioan-. " niaiiy
l-ev.-i.te, ii I -u. c--.ive nights. 'I'll- iimr-vc!o.i-
sv-.ci tm-s-. piiworand r-'nge of
her v.i'-i . . In r pi-!t--e; artii'.il.aiiiii. ami
h'-r ..I'i'i'y to tiie-- it. -i.iig . v. iv
I i. .: nl Ihe sou., elia'.le- her.
without .io.:iro:it 1 tli.rl ti.eloc'rifv by
In r dramatic power, to convulse vv illi
laa-hti r l-y In-r initni'alile hiinior. in
to move In Icir- hy Ihe irre-i-lil.le
palliii- ot h'-r voice New Orleans
St.ltl.i.1 i.l.
P.road stie.-t, ill front ol the Academy
..r Mu-ie 1'hil.idclphin, was a surging
sea of huiiiaiiity on Thtir-dny i-veiiing
Imt it wav within the walls of the
I'liil.ling that one I'.-ealiu- fully ini-pn-scd
with tin magi.itude of the
ai-ciil'l:igc. Il'ei t.iKHl peDple were
.re-ei:t. .Mi.-s Flora lt:itnn scored
aiiothcr popular tt iuuipli. Her voice
seemed l.i p'i es-iiti irresistil'le J.nwi-r
over the aiiiiicm e. and 111 elltlillsi.l-ln
vvhiehhor p-tlorueiii vnUeil vvis
treiiicint.'-i-. I".:l. I.eti.r in N.
Y. A a -.
1
-l'CCKsoKS To
an
NEWF1RM
and
Eipo Strawberries, 'Frash Vegetables, Choice Bu'.tsr
and Family Groceries Constantly on Hand.
T!--
At tlie Old Quarters iu the Fliiio Block
A 11IC.0 soprano ot wuiidi rl'ul lauge
San FraiicUco Examiner.
Her vocal register lias a wonderful
sweep, fiom the lovvc-t contralto noti-s
to soprano heights Los Angeles Cal.
Kveiiing Express
A inagiiiticicnt voice.higlily culti
vated, and capable of compa-siug
more octaves II. -4ii any voire we ever
heard S.'nitlieru California Clni-tiaii
Advocate.
She ecored a ei.iu'ilrte Mi. i i -s as n
voealistof high ability and fully ju-ti.
tied tut- favoralde eritiei-in il the
cistern pros. San Franciseo Kxam
iner A lict'cr jilea-ed iiudieiat- never
tiled out of the theatre lhau that
w hicli listened to lu-r la-t 1 veiling.--Los
Angeles Trihuno.
llt-r voice is highly nilliva!. .!, noli
and under K-rfect oc.ntrol -.vlnietbe
edinpai.! i. wonderful, ext.-niiino;
from a me --soprano to a bariti-.no.
Sauta Moaiea Oat Look (Cal).
The marveioiis gwoetnes-. punly
and lompafts of her voice, r-v-riiij?
in its range nearly three octavi-t, i.
tlie wonder and a.hniratieii of inn-iaa!
critics. San Dieyo tCalp
She sings without ale. vti..u. au i
ban an absrihite ciiiinaud of lies'
voice from tin- highest t.i tin lowest
register. Her execution linn, ht-i
n :U- cm-rvet ami In-r eaiu.i .at i.,n j,ei
It ct. She was a surprise to 1 very
ne present, ami es-t.-i'ili-heii a ispu
t.iti.'ii that will gaaraiitei- In r lull
houses at lirt tiitiii-' eniieer.-! o-.i the
Pseitic i-i-a.t. San l-Yaucioift Call.
It may ho truly s.ial thai Mis
I'.atsi'ii came, she sang ami r,.ii,pu ic.t.
S--i "iiraptnred vvsk the audience that
w hen tin curtain was rung ilowu fur
a 'g(i...l-night,'' llic peupie n ino.ieil
i-tiil fur a moment as if sp-ll-li.aiinl.
.auta Ana Made ii al. 1
Klllly rt.WKI M-I.ple Wi le cti.wdej
into Steinvvay HaliiNevv nil; 1 Uni
liij-lit to listen to the piirhss mei-i.
soprano. Miss Mora Hat-i-n wlm ';,.
tivated the vast -uidiem-i- witii her
pi ciiliarly nwcet and sympatheti.
vnice. She won a lutigmHceiit
en. vi. stinlilel with pearb in. I
rubies, prtsento-1 to her an " iaeen
el S.iiig 'i.y the c'lieiiK e! t i:ila
ilelplua and last eveuing .M i - l'i.rtm-e
NVilhaius, of the New York .-Iii-,
ell
eliall ' t .1 e.'ii.in.tr.e 1 I ll-li
ple-i-ll
I ' i:..., r.r.s .ii i!h
a Ml p. 1
lieeiv irtei-
:1a 11 ( 1-. .'- I
-1. 1
'kell 1.1 tl.e
pie. l. -
I! .11 ! her ai lie- 1
ciiioie'i Prui. a i..i.ni
ii..tf-..i l:iivv. it ltd 11 .:
; 1 ...:.- I,nr.-t t.irtn v 1
-l't ;.:.-: :-- rtli'.i!l-i
i sv -iieees ;:ui
Wi.eil M.--
- ti.i iui
li a -t'.M-i . !
. N - --. l :.
I . . .
I'll'. -il W lille.M,il-d the 1 i
il .:! It-t iiigi.1 t hear .!
ls I i..;a
l;..'atl, Viu- ( '..let,: t -I
v Lo. i
ii new i-vpcm-iiee. I ..r tl
r-i
tan. they ea.v on tl:e piatlnun lh-
lo' inllllli nt el tie now .-iv iliatifei
M ll.i: -op:e nl that ran---a i.idy i.l
rcl'uii.inetit and riiltivatioii. ,Vs a
cro.vued qneeo of yoag- -ami she wore
lit-r jevvelcil diadem with a solf-poim-ati'l
humility that a priiiec.s-i milit
luve envied Mi-s HaUon couvuicei.
li.e critic with her lu st wleclii.n. the
-llnu'.siii.-vn's Horn, as the bonuroim
ainnhtiide of her rare voiee resounded
ii'-f a silvorbtigle eliioring the lioiind
t p tirnut of game, that she possessed
an organ inagniriceiit in irspoi-tto
found, and ia the- use t.r which tnoro
is little the Kiunpean masters will
lind to correct. Iu iespij8i to the
encore which bi.nujlit her back, she
j;ave the baiitonu song, "Wim All
Her Kanltg. I Love IU-r Still,'' show
ing tin- extra tnliiiary i.ine i I her
voiee, ami pr-Mhioii.g a moimly like
tho I'.w tours : a pipe organ i.n.li r a
innter's ti.i'eli. San Da-go 'Cal.i
Sun.
Hk-ki;v i.ii Skats 00 i i::T-; ;ai
l.f.RV J-'i IT-; I IIILl'I-.KN i.'l I KST-i.
Now mi sale .it lilaekinan'fi.
OKO. C. HF.NDKHsiOV!
Jowe k
Co.
Low
Prices.