The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-18
PIN CARNIVAL.
A splendid display Of costslass and BANNERS

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The Opera House was well filled last
geek on the occasion Of the Merchants <. (.
;arnival, presented under the auspices
i tho W. n. Q. Some fine orchestra II
music, by Links orchestra, composed Of A
Mr Link, violin, MrArnbergcr, piano and !.
yir Long, cornct, opened the exercises. .
Il was followed by grand carnival :,
the business men OF tho city,
dressed In gay and suitable attire, orna- y
mented In most cases with the articles Of 7
trade peculiar 10 the business, the grocera 9
with dried apples, strings of walnuts ,etc.,l
general merchandise with epools Of thread a
etc., the druggist with bottles, sponges, {
etc., and others In like manner not neceH- !
sary 10 cnuinerate. II was the finest dis-
play Of artistic taste rs we'll aa unique 1
designs ever seen In Albany.
"A double quartet was sung In good
shape.
A poem was read by Mrs II g Hark-
ness, In which all the business men rep
resented were brought in, the young In
dies responding by appearing with their
banners.
A solo by Mrs q r Chamberlain was
beautifully sung. A section drill follow
cd, under charges of Capt Veeta Mason.
A duet by @ Il Barrows and g II Hart
was heard with pleasure. A tableau,
Liberty yEnlighting the World, twas very
pretty. Edna Allen with sixteen electric
lights flashing over her person being the
statue. Miss Anna Goldsmith recited
sThe Mailman" with excellent effect. A |
tableau, Justice presiding over the trades
and Professions waB very pretty and |
closed the exercises. A lunch was served |
and heartily partaken Of.
! Below we give q list Of the business
men represented with those who repre-.
sented them, an intelligent description Of
banners and dresses being impossible.
Good taste WAS displayed In the lettering
ceptions, no blowing or clustering being
i Albany Electric Light Co., by Edna
Allen, who eclipscd oil others In brillinn-
cy Of effect. Sixteen incandeecent lights
that decorated her person, including
crown, flashed forth with great briliiancy
on her stepping on O plate prepared for
the occasion. It was one oil the most
electrifying exhibitions ever seen and
produced an encore.
q w Simpson, general merchandise, by
Eva Simpson.
Ida Brush, millinery, by Lora Vance.
Linn Engine Co No 2, by frankie Hop
kins.
Albany Engine Co No /. by Belle Sem
ders.
Wallace 4 cusiek, real estate. by Lille
Hackieman.
, Matthews & washburn, stoves and TIM
ware, by Mamie CundiH.
! Cohen, general mdse, by Sadie Cohen.
DAILY DgMocnAT, by Estella Sites.
Miller 4 Hart painters and paper hang
ers, by Myrtle Miller.
Linn County Bank, by Lee Prather.
! stanard 4 Cusick, drugs, by Helen
Crawford.
Or. Land Co., real estate, by Mrs W 8
Thompson.
IL Kenton, grocer, by Mona Irvine.
Ashby x Neil, real estate, by Sarah
!, Ashby.
!. Conn { Hendricson, grocers. by Candis
|, Conn.
L II Montanye. lawyer, by Ida Rum
, baugh, who made traditional attorney.
II g = Brownell, grocer. by Iva Turner.
= Aug Lange, grocer, by MRS Iange.
Hewitt Il Irvine, lawyers, by Olgie
Hewitt, blindiold, indicating that Justice
Mueller 4 Garrett. grocers. by Carrie
Layton.
@R Biiyeu, lawyer, by Minnie Sem
Y ders.
Revere House, by Emma Pfeiffer.
q II Jones, books, ETC., by Daisy Dan
= mails.
Mrs d Hyman, artist, BY Miss Bishop.
Hyman 4 Brownell, nursery. by Zella
Parker.
Al cE wolverton, lawyer, by Ollie Balti-
= more.
! Thos Brink, furniture, by Miss Wright.
Deyoe & froman, guns, ETC., by Maud
!. Dryoe.
I fhos Hopkins, stoves and tinware, by
Mrs Hopkins.
rroi II Palmer's Conservatory Of Music,
by Cora Loftin.
: VIII & stark, jewelry, by Pearl Vance.
y Albany +. o., by Lizzie Thompson.
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: Clark.
Crawford 4 Paxton, photographers, By
1 Liilie Crawford, well decorated with
photos.
Bank Of Oregon by Maggie Chambers
2 First National Bank by Ora Finn.
Daily Herald by Gusaie Layton.
q Santiam Lumber Co by Mrs Brown
II Pfeiiier, soda and ndconfectionary, by
Ella whitney.
Klein Bros, boots and shoes, BY Aivins
Kfausse.
g Meyer grocery and bakery. by Mar,
. Schloeser.
Red Crown Mills, by Hattie Chesney
r 4 Ansiyn, wagon and street car shop
. by Birdie Anelyn.
Knapp, Burreii & Co, agricultural i'm.
plements, by Hannah Cohen.
blackburn 4 Wright. lawyers, bv Mr.
Tkos Monteith.
0 fortmiller 4 Irving. furniture, by velle
Dcnham & Son, furniture. by Nellie
0 Callahan.
O FOshay & Mason, drugs, by vesta Ma.
8 son.
5 q L Blackman, drugs, by Nettie Silver.
: nail.
7 Z Q Phelps, job printer, by Lille Ros.
!. sitter.
9 II Dodd 4 Co, agricultural imple-
: ments, by Mrs Il ThraIl.
Misses Bal, millinery, by Emma Ball.
al The Supreme Bench, by Cassie Howard.
Stewart 4 Scx, hardware, by Mrs Rob
q ert Huston.
Japanese Bazaar by Eva Cowan.
0 DIR Kowland's Catarrh cure, by Hester
4 Merrill.
b NJ Huston & Co. drayage, by Artie
! Huston.
g " Smith, stoves and tinware, by his
4 daughter.
Parker Brosgrocery and bakery,b by Nina
4 Parker.
Barrows & searls. general mdse, by
1 Mrs Searls.
II : Spencer 8 Blackburn. grocers, by Josie
, Sperry.
FM French, iewelry, by Mildred Bur
, meater.
D L L Blain, clothing, by Ollie Marks.
Thompson Il 0verman, harnesses and
saddles, by Maud VanIIorn.
Young, general mdse, by Lena Mar
shall.
w 4 Read, general mdse, by Clara Read
! Golden Rule Bazaar, Julius Gradwohl,
proprietor, crockery, by Sarah 0wenby.
Ladies Bazaar, Mrs II Sower, ,proprie-
tor, millinery and ladies goods, by Annie
, Goldsmith.
Ewert, jewelry, by Elfreda Ewert.
St Charles Hotel by Nettie Parvis.
Richards Phillips, turner's, by Ger
J trude Richards.