Morning daily herald., December 31, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

HIE MOKNING
IIEHALD:
WEDNESDAY,
DECEMDEIS 31, 1890;
s
fronting giuhj Jwaltl
OX SALE.
The Daily Herald will be on
ale each morning at II. J. Jones'
book store.wbere it in be procured
at 5 cents per copy.
JOTTINGS AKOIir TOWN.
Flannels at coat at Searls.
.Masquerade ball to-night.
Hulin Jc Dawson, druggists.
Saxny yarn at cost at Searla.
Ross Hibler, of Scio, came over
laBt evening.
Boenicke keeps the finest can
dies in the city.
Boenicke keeps) those juicy non
productive ortnges.
17. P. Burkhart left yesterday on
a trip to tli.j Sound.
W. J. Fitzpatrick, of Corvallis,
was in Albany yesterday.
Choice fresh butter at V. E.
Bro vnell'a at (iocents per roll.
A. J. Adams of the Lebanon
Kx press was in Ihii city yester
day. Fine chow chow and salmon
Im-IIics in bulk at Mueller Ac
Oarrett's.
Mine Bet hers, of Philomath, is
M tiding a few days in Albany
aiii-ij friend.
ieo. Atken. oi Salem, ciuie
down from Mill City last evening
on his way home.
. Ciande Straban, who is attend
ing school tit Salem, in i& Albany
fur the holidays.
Fred Ross takes charge of the
news route, on the o. I'. ' bay
train," to-morrow.
Dr. J. M. 1'atton, who has I een
seriously ill for sovt ral week, is
again able to his practice.
Ben Barker is iain on duty as
brakeman on the O. I. ;,tfer a
wrestle willi typhoid leve. .
E. Matlock of Eugene Mine
d-wn last eveuing to att-.-:.d the
Xe.v Years Masquerade parly.
II. S. Brasrield and Oilmore
Hays, of Corvallis. came up from
Salem last evening on their way
home. . '
Harry Day takes his. departure
for Portland' this morning, ai'U-i
spending a week at his home in
tliis city.
All members of the W. C T.,
are earnestly repie;-ted so meet
this evening at 4 o' lobk at tin
W.C.T. M. hall.
Will Martin, formerly O. P. river
agent, in this city, is 0:1 a visit to
his many friends here. He is now
operator at the "Shops," on the S.
P.
ljuite a number of people from
Corvallis and Salem will attend
the Mask ball tliis evening at the
opera house. A tine time is an
ticipated. The very best stock of tth
brushes, clothes brushes, solid
back hair brushes anil whirl;
brooms at Hulin t Dawson's Uiur
htore.
If you wp't anything choice in
the grocery line' go to Mueller &
iiarrett's, the only place in the
city where you can get everything
yu want.
Remember the grand masuuer-
ade ball New Year's eve, at the
opera house. Masks will not be
removed until midnight. Calcium
lights, moonlight dance and other
new ajtrae'ions sill oe lntnvliieeil.
Kpectators reserved seats ut Will
A Link's music store.
Mrs. (iilhert is prepared to do
dressmaking of all kinds. She Jias
employed a tirst class dres-onakei
fi.iin Sacramento, and will guaran
tee satisfaction 011 all kinds ol
work. Children's garments . a
ajccialty. location, First street
over the (.Sulden Kule Paxaar.
Mr. II. Marnier, representing
John A Sou. the ' San Francisco
customers, arriv d here hist night
and will beat the St. Charles ho
tel to-day with a tine array of cos
fumes for the masquerade Kill. He
brought with him a great variety
of elegant costumes for both ladies
and gentlemen.
Three young men of Harrisburg
spent ten days up the McKenie
ami killed eleven deer. One of
them then tloa'ed down the river
from Harrisburg to Coivallis last
Wednesday 'and kdled sixty live
pounds of iucks and geese on the
way. Til -y say gain- was never
. more abundant a'.org the banks of
the Willamette than at present.
Hon. A. K. Khipley and son. M.
K. Snip-ley, leading eitiens of
t l.irkauias county, were i.i the
city vesterday. The former is one
of th? loard ot regents A tin
AgrL"iitnral college, and was on
it s way to Corvallis to attend a
meeting of the boaid. The latter
was looking after lusires inter-e-ts.
being intrristcd in th hay
baling busiiie.-s.
Mr. Julius Oradwold, proprietor
ot the iolden Kule Bazaar stun-,
informs us that he invites it.c
aeneral public who desire t purchase-
any holi i.i;.' presents t"
hurry up, as hi goods- a'e goin.:
very fast, arnl Ne Year's is i.m,
dose at hand to make new order-,
lie otill has plenty of beaut ;f'i:
holiday (;oi his, f.ia h ' raill!--t tel!
how long they will last, and s-ni
items ate already holdout.
All VVkjt froi K
r. Thrue iaoiili.'s; named L'aus.
Tice and (iiiison. :orived lit lhi.
-'y yesterday from Kansas, hav-
iig MroUght flieir liouc!io.
'lectsf and even their poiiltrv.
from that s'ate. They are farmeis
and expect to near Alhariv.
The families number li persor s
and the trip oci-npied two weeks.
A 1'liitutoin I'Hily.
M!ss Jennie Malin entertained
quite a imnila'r of le r -;na
friends of .1bany, :if th rcsidein-c
of her parents by a Phantom Patty
o 1 Monday evening. An ex- el'crt
lunch was served at 12 ''.di-cl-.
and as greatly enjoyed by d
w ho attended.
A CHAJXE?. Or ACCIDENTS.
A Serious Bnuw.iy Vtar Sk'di -T.--cti-cal
Jokers Ar:eat.el fii-l Tine J.
ill; oi), (.:., !.::. 2), 18 (
- J)iir;:i'' the past week luis vioii-1
ltv has been she seer:e ot several
aeci.teius. i,asi rn.wy, .nr. n .0- 1
. .i-ri - t.. Il.l..
ert .Morgana oiiet ooy, irmce,
while out hunting in company!.
with several ether boys, had the ;
miofortiine to !.ms all his fingessj
and th'uab. They came to a fence ;
and sat on it to rest, and w hen ;
they were rea.iy io siari, ingeii ng ,
otl ol it, tho tiaini.-ier 01 : I
Morgan'-smi cangnt on .t
causing its dweh uge with trie
above results. . . f
Jordon, while getting out of hiJ
Miiw rinn is
wagon, caught ls ieet in t:.e hnes
and cam., U the ground sinking j
0. 1 his head and hand-, ti.io.vingj
1. !n .m .ut ol o'il: l 11111 I.eM, -Mil '
Uis wrist out ol in ace and biui-.ng
him up geneially.
Last Sundty morniinr Mr. John
Morgan, living near Plain view
hitclied up his !:' - and he ami
his wife were g'.-it-g to attend a
I'lru ra:. While IS. ey wi-r : g.'tti.lg
intc the buggy the hors-.-s started
to run. .ir. Morgiiu lo-t one of
she Hues and thty were both
: brown out. Mrs. Morjao s triicK
on hei he ld ami breast, and i-
now sulJeriiig from concussion of
!' brain. Mr. Morgan had his
lullar bone and shonld-.r lil.tdi
broken. I'r. C.itf of S.'.eil !, at
tended all the parties, and at !a--i
.i-coiiiits they were all doing n;
c!l as could oe expected.
Mr. Moor, a merchant of Tan
eiit, cam-. to tiiis dace a few
lays ago and sv.oie out a warrant
for the arrest of some suspected
tramps who wer. expected to
i oard the south bound train in the
evening at this place, lie place !
i' 111 the hands oi a young man
f ere to be served w hen the afore
aid tramps app.'a.cd. As this
vas theyoiin.' man's maiden eliort
in this line, it was thought that
I e woii'd go a'uf it in somen h it
fan awkwai-i manner. Thr-e ot
. ir young bu-mcss men c--: cived
Hi-; plan of a j 'ke on him. and n-:-tordingly
ili--j:r.ied then.'-. Ives a.--trjinps
ami came marchi u. up the
railroad each with a pa en on his
'ack. and when in the v cindyoi
the depot, our evi r watchfui
:.u li in oi the pa- i- appro iched
.J.v-lu and requested them to ac-
iipiiny him to.the ntlice of the
i isiicvof the peae;. . The would
eti.imps piottsted aiid took hold
:-i lent. ;!:d asked him w it !i 'con-
: e '-m-nee what he
...n:. :!i mm crieii out
...t M11 !i i- voice for help
Hiattb' 'i .mi ere com pelh-d to
;.ike to tii. t. ' : ; is. They ran i"
i:.e direction l. -t away an ' the
voang man with the warrant ran
: he other in search of a r.i-t- 1 bi
f".oiigh lo arrest them witii. At--r
searching every wood liouse,
-I able, do.' kennel, barrel and dry
oods box in the place, he was
old the truth concerning the jol:e,
-t hich resulted in the young men
ho were playing train)) to be
-.rough tup before Judie Kllison
.'id mulcted in I he Mill of .7.Vl
ach.
Hon. F. A. Watts and Mr. Pen
'ohnson oi Albiiui, were M-en . 11
.-hedd last week.
Mrs. Jas. iault has been sick
for the last two or thro wee! s
suffering troni a severe attack oi
iS.eumatism.
IhaiiKC in liusinoHH.
From Jan. 1st, bS'.U, we will
iiange our hiisine-'s to a strictly
cih system, thi-ieby enabling lis
o buy for c.sh and get o:r di-i-colints,
wheiebv we cm, an I will,
'tve our customets the b-'ieiit.
ur M. C. II. Mueller. vVh- 'v.st,
mal( arrangements to t u oils
.tirect from the maniifs in sit
The lowest cish pi ires, mi - v. ill
idl pure g ihIs at, the lowest c 'fh
igiires. P.elieiiui that t!'-' oe iple
wilfappreciate a store v. -i itiey
an gooils at cash lig:lr-. n re
nain, " Kespectfiiliy Yoios,
' .Mi Kl.ixit A iAiti;i.rr.
A line I'r line 'i r.:i.. 1
:.e of the lines prune orch ird?
::i tliecountry is one belonging to
'dr. S;:muel Daw, near 1'eoria.
Me h is 20 acfts planted in prune?,
some of this tiees are full ben- ing.
I he seven year old trees this ear
uo-'ueed four bushels to the t 'ee,
hich he mid at the tree i..r 5(1
cuts per huiicl. lie is :;Uo
makii : 'juite a specialty 'i urti--.
ating lh" wild rjspberr whi: "r. he
-ayi is superior to all der
varieties. Mr. Daw was in the
ity yesterday paying his taxi s.
An liiinlelit Trump.
A -few days ao near Tai'g'-n; a
riiiup approacficd ttie lesidein-e
iiiorge Lupt-r and acted in a
very irisol'-nt manner. The eldest
aubter was at home al 'i.e. She
in ked Uj the house and hastened
o i neighbor's, going t- Mr
I'-ry in's. Albert i'n an went with
e-r to the hou.re and found the
t.Minp trying to breai; in at the
v'ndo.v. lie was very I old, and
would not leave until a shotgun
was levelled at bi-o.
A II..IUV ami Ast.M ia l::iilr.i.ol.
Aii-ilher e idci-.ce th.it this com
oaiiy meaiii bu:-iiiess is .owu in
i U a-bii:.-t- n diip.ilt'b, w loch sav.
Iiat : ii.it.,.- Mitchell iiiis inti'o
hiced a hi'l .mili-.i .:.i:g il:e Al
ii my A A -tori i r.iihoad to build a
bi id:."? acioss the Wih.iluette liver
in Or goii, and aiio'hcr bill grant-it-g
the f-ame couipany 'he right
it v.av a'cioss the i ,r.unie fl uide
Indian resi-ivation.
Y(Uiua l':isspii;er..
Y.i'.-t in a, fic. :;i. The steamer
W illimette Vadi-y atlived .it Ya
pdn.i to day vitli tin- f..!'ioing
I' l-'-e'.g i -. J. i'. K, ,!)(-,
i'l:o:k l nalier, Jacob Schli liel.
C. Mariow..'. li. Ileibeit,
Mrs. M. Msdliii. .Io'.in Kane. Atua-
! ham S-.-idler, I ieo. Men-hand.
Only i-ixteeii cloaks left and
will sell t.'ieni b'dow rost to el
t ht m out. K". C Searls.
BROVNSViLLS SOILS.
i;i:oWNsvn.i.i:, Dec. :;o.
Vnii-uiia. lie- icftii.e .11, um !
V...1). I'i,.ttnvv:!,i i-ilv Iim!I 1.11
the evening oi lKcLMth, ai l also i
. .... I I.' ..! '..;.... ll. I'..,,. 1 u.
.n, 1 11. -.11. i.,u,iu..i'......ii".i.""io
vi!
e. miner i:ie aiis.iet 01 me -!
P.
M. Iv, and Pr.K by tenan
.. ,.,, ,. ('.r., weI1 a,U..led, th.
. , . ,:, .
an i f.-t'y 1 res-.m:.--. At the City
1 iall the adores i ar.d pra er was
delivered by i'e.v. :trpus Sperry,
alter m hills f dl-.vvod the .lisii iu
lion of uilts. Til' r.'j;ramii:e at
., ,.,,;.n.h K..xi as l0!Ws
Mlls:c bv the -Brownsvilio Conn t
, a; M. Song, Jo oi
tie WwrM by R..c lJl:,kl.jVf
Jennie SUnd'ish, Jaraes Pearl and
y vi. r,.,,Ui et hi. 1'i jver lv Kw
C. D-Trick. Song, by en. nr. ln-
Htrum..,ttl. 1U;..;(.j bvJav Tempi
Uec;uU.,U!, l.Mi.eriCooh
, S vin. S). ,,v (;udv
" . . - .
ple-
y
s
Swank and 1 o'.ice l.lakely. lv;ci-:ati:-iis
bv Cailie Teniplcton,
Ihntlia Mct-jriand, Klue blown,
Nellie Sta'-dish and o.hers.
I.. SSUI in Po.Uem.-ss, by I eler
llmne. D.Htri!ino:i wf eai-iy,
uts, and presciil
,i. A. l'i:iiiop and will" oi Pori
!aml. viritcd trieu ls during ttie
hoiidays.
.Mrs. Mary Mcltithe of Salem,
wa'-tle' guesi oi .Mrs. M orris Jiieger,
on Chi istiii.is.
H. Y. Kiivpatr.ck snd Charles
MlS'i-r, of L.-o.Imoii were in ISroivns
vi !e on .-auirday.
.i i he .-oot '. ing match on ( thrisl
m.'.s, i"..i:)a-ii and (ieore Tyc-r
made U.e host More,
Tne city olllivrs apjiointed for
Soutii P.rott nsvillc, are as to!l -ws:
Presidi-iit of the c -uu:'il, Dr. J. ! .
Hemy; 'or.iiiilm.in, .las. :1 ikelv ;
S. J." Wil ...it; John Wolf; W. P.
Klaioie. Trea-nrer, Cooley ; iie-corl'-r,
SVti r Hume; marshai,
i. Ciiifort!i.
Tn.; ost. r supis-r given by tlie
lailie- oi tt:- M. K. church, sit the
city hali :i the evmii g of liie
I'-Vh, wan a tv-'i led success, tile
iceens aiiiouunng lo over i.
" .,- i i, i .. i
IDs hovor, O P. Co-how; lined
U . lycer, -t . and c.ts on i bars-
lay, cnarge, o:sonie:iy coiaiucl.
.Julius tiyiie, o: l.e'iar.on, was
in town on Fiiday.
Tlcmas Kay, of Kay mills,
S.iiem, i iii'i our town a visit dur
ing last week.
lir.i.it Piieley, returned home
on Sat m day i'imiu Diamond I! il
district, tli.': heboid he taught,
haying closed.
The ia nily oi K. li. I'.lanchavd,
will phoi'Sly reaiovc to Albany.
Louis ia'i'i.-litii, (.' Albany
parsed holidays with, friends of
liie pt.i.'e.
Othe Cisqu-r oi Albany, was in
.town during the pa.-t wee!:.
The son of Ib'v. F. II. Calder. is
i'i wile typhoid fever at Salem, ids
father left for that place Wtdncs
diy.
Miss Maggie Dunn will remain
at horn.' : no iM'a 'i'e of the winter,
the sch ol that she taught in the
Warren district., having closed on
Friday last.
Mrs. A.J. Adams and daughter
..inline,, of Lebanon, pas-ed
Christmas with" Mrownsviile re!a
tives.
On Friday, Noah Shan'-is. left
for Albany to work in tin: WooL-n
.'dills, of That place.
Earnest Ross i? ch-iking at tii '
City l'mkery, tlie s in.-ol th it i e
taught in the Powell ilistrit
c!oscl
on Friday list.
P.-jrn, Ler. 2lith, to ihe wil
Frank Smith, a son.
Ji V- .ff
.Mi Knjoul!e i:er-;itiin
A very lneasaut social tarty was
ten.'.i red llarrv Wooden last even -
ing, w ho has been sp-n l:ng the I bodies ii.Um be emba iued belore
luiidavs with his parents in this'""' 'l et'i's new process takes
cilv. He wil! leluro the last t,f ! hold i'b -new idea is to
the week to his business in Port- j '''.eel ' die who, holy and
I imt. The folio.iing pefs-UM were ! tir: ci veto posterity the
present : O. II. Irvin-. .!. A. - - .ine.i!ne:i;s oi ilnsowhos
Cumuiing. Mr. Piice, Ciiail.-sl' .. cui up Mitii.ieiitly well to
Mueller, -lames Callahan, Charles i illi"'v exjiense.
Cusick, W. H. Cowan. C. P..Wir.n.! F.rsl. tin; helv i? embalmed,
... ........ .. ti . ........ .. i ... : i-. . i
ir. ati'l .-lis. . .s. i rani, .Mr. ami
Mrs. Ib.ht. Huston. Mr. ami Mrs.
A II. Maithi, Mrs. Warnci'. Misses : t'-dsbath the color of polished
Lillian I Li- Ul -inan, Flora M.i.sm, t silver. Alter that the face is
Vesta Ma-on. Maud I loKncri, j subjected to aiegular electioplat
Lora Vance, liattie iathr.iu h. Lt-e ! '"I? (i', ::nd comes out burnished
Prathei', Eva Cowan, licit ha M..i- j ' 'I'l't'1'. ready t be preserved to
tin, liattie P-ail, Veile 1 r . i. g, ' "e hH'-st generntions. In order
Nina Parker. l i insuie pei feel success the face
: is varnished, ar.l this is the last
li.ij...riKi,i (.. ll.iuseke-ers. ,,,,eratrin. The huniished copper
It gives .Indus CraLioh! great face is tiif'i w arranit'd to remain
s ri.-i'aciioii ia s-dhug his " tin- , thc' HU"-' ! " re ituries il treit 'd
ti ilden Rule teas and baking resuiabiy fair fare. This
p-,der, with elegant prizes or ', "i,'1,l ;,r'at. vufas for old
without them, tiiat his cu.-tomers families. They can pirsoi vt to
who have purchased i-ivalub'j re- :
l urn anil s.i v tfiev are well p :isel
t: it the !ct .S No. ! . ti-'
Ii.b-
i: -J ;' .'der is as t' " ' ' - !':
Ai- n;s 'ins and : ..ki u
lii'.i- !ii ! lime i f -t'di iS
w t.l's (fold :: K'.li.- P.azi
i.:- i -. I e: i o it up f ir
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po win
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W ale
.ivif s'
; c!i pou:
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eouiiili.:?'-. to !;l -e
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l! I'i- of g!.l-s-
liiii-rli IiimIi-all- i
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i! ivist Poit.'ii.'i I, v. ii!
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and .
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dedicatory ser.n.-n ;.t ll A.
lo-v. !. t". Stral'ou, eiiaiii c'.i"
t lie Willa'i.cttc I'liiviTfity
lout will pieach ai 7 r. M.
I'.usliong has the reputation of
i.,g a very ah!.; pieachcr.
i i'-jichcs sujicv. hat. on the
ma. tge style. Ir. tratton is one :
t the liiu-st oraioi.s on this coast, i
Ail are cordially invited to com : i
and hear these very able preachers. I
The SIiih cif tlit. Times. j
This evening, at 7 :.'J.i, in Ihe W.
C. 1". C, ball, Mr. Oram will give
a lecture on '"The signs of the
limes," when he proposes to .--how
by comparing scripture prophicit-s
uiih current even is, that we ii ive
rein-ned th.' last geii"ratiou : that
ii'- that we may f,.i,c to live to
I witness the-second coming of j
I j Christ. Ili.snext lecture will be i
r! in the same place next t-vciiing i
1 subject, "Coming events. '
AN LMJOY ABI.K iiNTtRl AlhMtNT-
The ('tilirtaininent given last
oveliillg at tlx opera House OV llie
I . 1:. . . I... M u- ..I. ,,,..1. ..
n",j,in",. ;i (.,iova''.c allair. The Inilke t,"'il' expenses iv work-
. I 1 i:....ii!iifnn fl.:. J "I : t
yiii iv .tir. 1.1. w. i.ve nun reaoiutr
seiecons lv Alus .Moses -were i
r,.v Mii0M-i. j s was also the
es'ei!eiit music by tie'
Then foHo'.ied the
orchestra,
laughable
farce, entitled she Mil!: Maids con
vention, m which young ladies
in bright red iw-tumes. with bright
tin p.iiis .-iid m. Ik stools, iHik part,
p- rforiiiing a mi'k stool drill. The
farce was admirably presented.
TIih cast of characters w as as fol-
lows; Uliiunsia a. l-Uitii de b.iiiMi,
San Franeisco, Mrs, (j. W. Ibx-h-sted'er;
secretary, Lauretta- Jean-
tte Crabtree, llariisburt;, Mrs. II.
W.StJohii; treasurer, lhi-.tie Lark- j
spur, Seattle, Mrs. CO. l. e. Tliot
ueiegaies w ere,, oiuiroiia i;u;i;nny,
t'oivallis. May Hideout; Mercy
Annus Wixfo-d, Oregon Ci y, Liilu;
1.1 .a.- t- .1. .!. -
fltiileoiit, Susannah Jic.rie de
Jon,a) iN.rtland, Kva Simp con ; 1
-A,.UA .M;lkefod-h r, Albany, Marv
.t.,!:iis. ; Iivl;i. .dclpha Lowdv,'
C ' Cr(...!; C:i,:y.,n Chain-'
j Ih 'mii ; i'r':-iei:, e Paltry, Asloand, :
I I '. S:a' I til -k : l!et-y Ai-li. Iledott, '
i Yaquit. l. Mrs. Littler; Serelda
I Kvatii;-! i o ii. b--i:d ibbler, Tarn-'
I til i ! i ; ! ! i-i(u V'ij.lt I I'll- toil.-
j Asiori.i, Mrs. liobsoa; Jerusha!
I.laiv! Wines li-, tiaker City, Miss!
Itabbingion ; Virginia Creeper;;
O.iklanit., Carrie Wcstfall; IVty ;
l ine P.utterpole, Salem, Mis. '
r.r.i.in; liu-t i iVerthtiiner. Au:o- ,
im. y.r-. 1 1, iston ; !.-: rah iligo -'
'iVinjileton, Turner, ('ora litin;
MisPouri tiren t'p tail, Oiyiuoia, !
Magi (.'hainbcr.? ; Lineru-taj
Walton, l.o Angeles, Camlas j
Co'ia ; M itildi Ann pjrkins. Mon-
moiiiii, Miss A kin; PiiciiJa Sib- j
man, Fngene. Mrs. J.CIn mberliii ; ;
.Meiiivia ."-enpiima ingerstoU, Set
I'iil.i .Mead
Cnitiiii .Ian, IO. -
National LiaUes Concert
Th
Co., con.-ivtiag of ei-jht heautif-il I
I oi.iij; Ji : .f i-ii-m-mii,' III
j Vli(.,H win .,. .r .lt t,
i llir.se in'this dtv on Jan. 1
young gn:s po.-sc-sing mii veIou&
IO ojier.i ;
10. The!
Kvciriij; Journal s;
ot them
Central Music Ihdl was literally
packed f.-oin parquet to pit last
cveiib-g by an an lieece coTnpos"d
lar.'olv of the Sw"(iish iiihabilant
hither by liuu nlc-riainmeni given i
for the bcu lit of the L'tMican j
ui.:nuiei:l fund. The nevi-l tea-'
lure of the evening's coneert was
tun tirst apiieiiiance in Chicago of!
the Swedish L;id:es' Octette. Tl.isj
coaipauy ot ingers hai's from '
Sto-.-Uh Jin, and consisia of eight
lulies who were trained and in
;!:ucted in thcirart by no less a
personage than Prolessor August
K-.li;e:i, late choirma -ter ot the
Koyal Op.-ra at t lie Swedish cap
ital. Tiieir s nging is novel in
style and highly i nj ivable, pos
sessiiiL' much n.it n r 1 1 ireslmess of
quality, and heii g characterized
by superior finish. The voices r.f
of tin; ficgei's blend tinely, nud
are pheiiom.-fnal in range, varying
trout high sopr mo to an alto that
is idin-ist h:.t itoae in quality. Tney
sing with liie an 1 animation, shad
ing with excellent tasteand skill.
Ot the ladies appea'i'ig asfoloists,
Mi-'S Note'ius mad'" t lie beet im
pression, singing Mallei's "Ah!
Noa e Ver"'wit!i goi d i-tlect. The
t piion trail o voici of .M iss Ileden
j was M H tiii.g in tin extent of its
j r;n.:e aa.l iieeuliarity ijii iiity.
: Seat s on sale at ill A Link's.
j llteelr.i. it.-Oing lliim.iii Itu.lifn.
I i'i-o.ii 'I .ll.t'!.a'8 'iilji'-:.- a'-.
I A French doctor wants to in-
tro .luce his p.iVnt proe.jss of
j pie.-rervingthe remains of the dead.
' ll is not euio.rmiiig or vet
! ."ruin dying tie in, I hough tha
' l-' "n ' o.ppei itnjl
i - ath of nitrate of tilver. It comes I
t!1'-' la'.est day the burnished copper
c.'-untciiaiicc ol Ine Iioil-carner.
salo ui keeper or lai'or w h was
the distinguished founder of th-ir
:.oh!e I. ne. Along with the family
:-poons, giMinimoliier's corner i-'ib-
! ard and oth- r relies, Ihe old
ii.irc, i nr oi.l)
in ! face can i .'j l T" T T 1
het. tv and a ! V A i; g IV
;.3"!.?luill.U Vi.
ii an s copper bottom ! face can I
be kept a thing oi
joy forever. All til
copj.-ei laivl anci stors 1 y ai:d by.
An improvi'd measuring ni
hine for saie by E..t!. Searh-.
Choir" ivr!t;mery at llu'in
. wain's, FrcnchV (uner.
WL n j n'l want a tiir- sh.
ire vt,u 'j'-'. i; at Se;i-I.-.
e b
l.-.bst .tiles ill
ckties at Searls'.
geiitlemcn's
Choice designs in handkerchiefs
at. Searls'.
Mince meat at F. L. Kenton's.
i M spectacles at French's.
Sili; ir.iii'dera jit Stalls.
mm:i;m:j
WAKN'KK - Ydl NC -Dee. 'i'.i, lv.l.1. .
ill tlie rc:-iili III-.- ol t'le. Iil'i'le'n pur- '
eels, in .-i-ii', -egoii, lir ". A. j
U' uiaii r iiii-.l Miss .tian a.- I. Young, i
le v. K K. I. leli.o l otlii-i l! l.g. I
The i ample arc. mii'm; I.lnu coiuitj '
popular ynung i o:.!e. uiel lin y were
tlie re. iii.:iits of fit- hearty
j
tlie Teriiikiits of fit- hearty couural.
ul.itiolis of tln-i- luuil) fiiemls.
The IUusoii tVliy.
Why iH i tiiat Klein l!ro
aflord to H-ll hoots M:d sli
ran
s ..
1 --i:.i.i.u- . i.ec;:e:?,' u,
but ll Iimet ie:ll .l.ii I ;
::'ir
M)d
1 " --- i'-i.vs:, ;i.i;i
l,,"
1 1
o.'V o I OlIV OI l!l:"H, no
w h;it kind it i, n-i 1
! matter
i woman or colds, that no, run
I ov,'r"- "' sole i;p;s
il'S !-.)oe. lh. v I
n-i-.oi 10-111 e;i in e 01 ciiargi",-'
ami as they d- ad th:- work IheTi.- '
selves, they don'i char. e you io to '
"0 cents a pair extra f ir a" Wiiiiaat ;
to pay souse shoeiua'.er to repair I
'In in for von. '! hev also make -i '
j specialty of repairing rubber hoo's
Nmscr.
Me-srs; llyman & Prowne!!'
1 nr
Jji-:', kinds of st-s-k, and ih.-e
intending to phut sh. u!dc;(! mn;
1 en 111 ine:r nursery lo 01:-
:.. 1
Ui.'iii.
j
1 l-avo a f -.v albums .n,.l t--o
boxes that I w i!l s- II for 1,-ys thin
,-ost to elosa.
Fine hi i se a'
wmiuw
i i. C. Si a: Is.
Je at. F. L. Kenton's.
EMOVAT
: . Jj
10 1
by
Are now removing their entire s'ocl; of
new quarters in the new l'ahiiiiore hrb-k.
icent line of newest n.-itterus in heil r-.o n
of fine furniiuie, and will have on. of '. Ic
men's in t.ie ci'y. Tiieir prices will be !
iine fif carpets bought befo'e the raNc will
i3"CaH a-i.l see them in their n-w .M ac.
u t. rwocK x- ir. ! ,
Holiday:1 :: :: : Aniiou ncemcni !
srsc
Fine shop, from 2 (i!) to id ."iO
1 ine fdipoers. ad prices, I-ilegaii
tv'es ani shades.
Toe slippers, plain a:id bea'dml.
Oxfords and Ties for home and street, wear.
A. I'olge's I'elt Sices a ul Slippers--the best liijiji
ior comfort, winter evenings.
Slsot-s
FOI
FOR THE GENTLEWEhJ:
Slippusiii Phi-h and .Velvet. Oi.l io'd. P-r nvii,
-hades, hound with I'.lrgaiil Coiorcd Lealliei.
;i)AT, KID AND PATENT-LEATH EU O.VFOKD TlliS.
iyFor wi-ar, for lit and for l-niks our fool -wear coiinot be excelled
in the Stab-.
;ck.
TiHSACCU AND CIIOLtJJ: Fitl'lT.S
-OF ALL
IITLR&B OS S-jA.LL '.QUA1TTITIB3.
J I.iltlR ;ianl anil CTowIeH
: I'ros. boys, nii-ss and child-:r-
nV s-hoes dili'eieiit rtl'S all
I -ies ;::id wid'l.s muu: m-md all
I,,.,0.,.''".'.,. 1 : '!
ot , I r llll'llUlll 111
iy a pair nothing
price,
ICverv
j paT wai ranted
. ?k.i.iia MM'i'i.s; r or tri
Mill l;i:o. !
'ifHiii'y
Jlru-.
1 ;. -. ? at Kir ill
tielii'ay
IIi'i;.
MliUM i .l nI :i tilt-Ill I
if? Vfll
I .'.
Want a fine pnlor
suit". T. II. P.rink has
' iiem frcm 10 to
roa a Hiss ruc
II. itrii.k's.
niliirc
i
0.
furni'me into th-ir elegant
The. li-ii, mid .1 a ecivTiii
:i I p..i !or se! an ! all kinds
t-.i t i'siroilur- irfabii h-1-!
v. ry -e txo:t.l le. A line
-i t a1 1 .v lig lte i.
I'if.jn'ielors
SI
f 1j
LADIES':
p'T pair.
Plush and Velvet. in thr favorite.
just the thing
anil Slippu'S-
(JIIILDKEX
Oii.
.1 .ci
KINDS
: AlANV,)i:
S vt! KI. I'.. ol'XO. j
Mi
km
I'istlBS
- AND
I
Q
y - I
tf'ifl er lli.liitn.l iet i! Will fi. at llottom . . ,
ir iifi ' ''" I ' x
1 i' 1 'tin "is' In i of Mitet c.Uv", p' !;! and I
;' a 1-alii iit'ern'. f.i't p.-i-faini stan-ls,
V, a inanieiii s ts ci I gul l p--n. a's.v n tiiu
p- ft -r art vork, :i-i I M-vt'iM 3iiil.ite I
1 5 l.r ' ! eii y: ing. li- ir'.i- j? tliis year J
3 ) i i Kbvls 'f ti iliibiv '-nl.-i is surpris- I
R ill r! i miv n i t ftiepil'itie is inviU-il to ci'l I f j
l sri I li- 'imui iiI liitilir presi-iiii. IU
j: 'a ''" ;'-"J -'-ire in sliiin ourgoiJi " II
I wliellinr ye i wi.'!i to puivli i-iror not, jl jj
liili 'ir-ijl ?F M)mP'M1'
TANAFyD & CIJSICK
' FiliST STUr.irr, Near Revere House. AI.l'.AN Y, OK.
0;jU : Hirj W
li'OSH'AY
-Have "a Magnificent Display of-
Molidai
Santa Glaus
Holiday rlioi-pers :ne invited
moth stock of plush gocd , art supplies :n noi-Ities. No trouble to
show ).'oo.. Our holiday -!ock i.- n aiki d dow n To slo'iisbingly low
piices for the seasnn ii ;s;0-:l
ISSII 5 5 5 ? s
I 'ine
For
the
J Ji am oriels,
life
naiinrri3M.Tcfi
All l":li! tiss.u illicit
' lillil'efMns Jiliil ( iifVi lle.K
Aiiilh'ltii st nv If its
H. EW
THE LEADIN
II
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1
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mb IQil
& MASOS-
rV"i"
.TV,,
BoGds.
Haadrprters.
i ea'l ai 1 look f !ir.n: r'i n ir ms. m
5
l.'.ue of-
,Ooiii i'lid silver
WATCHES,
1 W 1 1 U V
'i" (sill filnl Si!T l:ii't:il
- i ii ( tli:" s.
in j.vuli- ii is.-iiron
AT
ART'S.
i JEWELEil.
Wl
holiday Week
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