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time, and for other reasons herein advanced.
urge conservative action by this body You
constitute both the supreme court and the SUI
preme legislature Of the Order. You are here
IN behalf of the boys who do the work and the
Camps Of which they are the constituent parts.
This is not time for general oyerhauling or
revision such as the conditions demanded at
Davenport. Such action now would be dsu-
Eerous experiment.
BLUE BOOK.
In accordance with the resolution adopted at
Davenport, j appointed committee of two TO
codify the laws and decisions into "blue
book," so as TO conform with the new Consti-
tuition, Rules. and Regulations; but the Quar-
termaster- General informed me that the condi-
tion Of our finances would not permit Of its
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piling these decisions has been arduous and
tedious; has involved the highest degree of
care, and a minute examination of all the pro-
ceedngs for the last FIVE National Encamp-
ments. The book will be a great help. especi-
ally, TO Camp and Division officers, and it should
be printed without further delay, under the
suner vision of tic committee
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Take HOrsfords Acid Phosphate.
It supplies the needed food for the brain
and nerves and makes exsrsion easy.
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MEMBERSHIP.

patriotic societies, and others interested in the
welfare of our Order has received prompt and
careful attention from the proper officers.
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CLOSING SESSION.

New Officers InstaIledJby DIR. Neeley-Pre-
sensations to Past Appointments
by COMMANDMENTS Chief Russell.
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LADIES AID SOCIETY.

LADIES AID SOCIETY.
] believe in all patriotic and charitable organ
izatiors, properly and legitimately organized
We especially have reason to be proud Of the
good work accomplished by our own auxiliary,
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Read Better than Pension" page 8.
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Begins with n Blockade, but Ends with n
Glad Hurrah-Notes of "A Memorable Week
Across the Border-The Ada f. Clark In
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NATIONAL APPOINTMENTS.

Resides Harriette L. Reed, National Score
tarv the following are the appointees of Ma
tional President Lizsbeth A. Turner, who were
installed with the elective officers at National
Convention: National Counselor, Margaret Ray
Wilkins, Kansas; National Inspector, Mary l..
Carr, Longmont, Colo; National Instituting
and Installing Officer, Ella Jordan Mason,
Biddeford, Me.
All these officers havo been in their respect
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09

There ls no help N the case Of q woman
who can't get servant.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09
Naanls,l ie Ilorron nlm.

a genial rhustelphiaa. who FOR OBVIOUS
l5a-9is4 s,tea no. etFo % have bis uauae print
- o. thls oaHesfl, sstnFsi q paFiar ear
stsat On az sKpress train f3r Reading 4 few
1Als sEe, and - he was shout 70 pass
e push ihs Saies sas surprised % hear hiui-
tslf acess-ted in tcmiulne tones with the
tNsafr eat ssartilas aursfiQm. Please. i.lis.
ter, feah ! borrow yda ftr awhiieTs'
AAosiAg nusuni hn fguuG two buxom
a291r1. gha easJliy and hesitaungly e1.
p1ains1 tsst t'iey wnFe ridisE on a pass
y see ift tu ths name 1f a gentleman and
h.s VIE anh, - ne gcntleman was not
Ntefeat, they wanted tha Etaiai hooking eiti-
sra - plsr- bis ba8gh; ucset al tic dispsgsat
y eae iaAy and takr the other one under
~. wing willie hs rersonated the absent
OWL - fhr pess.
Bhseh 8 ny Eifer' he ipqgirci With an
lnN4fd lHaisu. ia-t his oun abseat better
hzif sllnuld ever hesr the story
teu ran ieks yagt esp5er. SIR said the
leqF n e1ech = an es-srT. and he promptly
~ - u rpFRirE tha arin u tho yunnsgsi
ttlE a1e g-dcr ais own aul Ie1ling her insf
tae ear the r2gFle gyuvg,i % be heht Jelly
tEafeiiiE Fl1a7la atiat. aui TIE ciriEes's ceiy
rrErei "a thH tElu0rflna Was due to . fear
tsAt The s571y ullElt icIk att ard set huulc
Hecord-
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09
T,rsa-y.. poYstxn 4tbsrr,ations.

Representative Tarsney says that a
hres months trip to Europe vii cause
an Americans love Of country 10 grow
llke ;he locks Of samson. The con-
gresham found Paris dolusion and
a snare. even in its vices. being tame
and dreary. The British horse guards
struck him as being absurd dandies.
and the anest-looking soldiers be saw
we're IN Italy and Austria The Euro
pcau barber was the worst be ever
encountered Bat what impressed him
more than anything else was the 81
ieace that sreeted the German emperor
Whea he drove out with the empress.
Not cheer was heard. though the
Street Was crowded, aud not = hat was
fatzed .-NeE Orleans Pieaynne.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09
Trip. raaertalsa Tor n,ai,h,. ~.

WI - Eeedfrgsl tnnFr h-aaurisi and She
tziisusE % trarri 1luafrrnefs.i N tha vog-
znsf y<iii ifEe Hida- ufih hin ff1sfrriFr's >
ntez1zea Bifiers and use that pEaferstTe and
Fadillinz UsHie. rcFsg taulErrsrt atd nVfla-
ftrfF teaEullflF fnrufsilrs 10 alr and water
zrr rruirsii1Hi ~ lt and L 3 a usfehiess
tf1aauil iircF and recHiltgs 81 TIE stomach.
Afer fni laursL u e1unternCEs mainria
Bladder aiflseutg
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09
ear roo MUGS MEAT.
,,,r.u. TOO prose 70 ,hs consamptioa
o. FLESH and fewL


.vs al altogether Loo much meat,
,ray- ssid DR.. Cyrus Edison. tbs
- commissioner OF New York tha
y aay. Il venture TO say that most
- us wo are heir to come from
Al,ua! sstinE Of too much beet. II
uTfsent era Of high prieea OF beet
eaiy compel people 70 choose other
y. fueh Is nsh or greater variety
,,rrtables the beef combine as Il
salisa. viii have been the aneon-
sus Instrument OF doing a yagt
ssai OF good Fish II much better
iof city people than flesh raised
Ind Il does not contain as great
rrep8rtiun OF those stlmulAtsse nu-
sats thzi 20 20 much 20 produce ner-
ssnsss. lEdIscation. constipation an4
Aoss q attendant disorders TO fha
zar 6cdy Tor which the medical pro-
ssisa 4 % continually called upon 20
tSU4lse. Wage workers who ears
~ liyirs by phyaieai exertion
sarcrs. shaselers. ditch dlgEers ete
,uife sallg foods such as beef and
~. 61s men and wamrn who take lit
exercise. Shose employment II Sc
,.nfy, calling for no eoatinual phy-
"a strain. fsh is emiaentiy anTs
,ssfact1ry a. . regular diet Fish 8
= esmsss food Long altar our iaad
. asca 1raudod Of thnso prapsftica
AE zsarlsA aniInai life il tas fieid.
! sasCfs q tie deep VIII b teemlng
.A dEA Tie seientifie culture o. enr6
A. shows coneiasivsly that Que acre
uatg viii produce more edible and
Aolc1ome aess than three acres o.
~. sz4 uosis of she@c days We viii
rsEea 10 ;hs Importance OF preserving
r lard sBksainet animals b. the aya-
zafit aad mefhoaicaI cultivation 81
= csh IS 10 ihe quantity Of meat
sE q nan rr1iiy needs the peog!a
eEz . be ignorant The unltca States
-rsFamaai allows the soldiers but
sfts-gaarters st pound of meat a
iy HaW mshy Suw Workers. DO yon
lssgss. ~: along SIth 20 small
sesu q mhAts Ths Kossrnmsnf.
sgu0Ea It's physicians. has learned
sk. tpl4IsrK cvrn on the march. %
ss;tsF On that seemingly snail allow
anrs ihaa x they were permitted 20
ssrrs themselves irdiscrimina,ely 90
tAs Hssh of steers and sheep SeN York
riiy slioEs Is hospital patients bat Que
sszna q meat day. and that pound =
=atrimnrt when cooked and ready
. b satsa that pound represents really
iss thsa the army ration for able
a.iIot rncn. Tha average energetic,
EtIl-sei NsE Yorker consumes from
sas ard half 70 three pounds o. meat
trs-y ssy ,hH, be Is able 10 eat Il is
alterc,her TO- mueh. No WpadsF that
saturs rehs.s frequently ard insists
,sat the nan live on Cruel for whole
Tara a tine. That iE natures oWa
fscaurrc That's vixen man Is sick
shen be can't eat meat
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09

Ths elorR rc,s t1r and then SEEMS peuI-
te1.s q ssss Il aiuays has It's land over
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09
u an ID Ieavening PowerLatest U. Report
NlNal Baki',g Bs,s,i,sg;!
ABSOzUTEEY PURE

The ONCE seeks the man. then the man re.
siproeates by seeking Offices for his reia-
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09
- W M.at rr.rsIe.I Kaevlse,ss.

rsss< Nsn wsat Practical Knewi*aSe-
The tendency Of young msn enScr-
iar college Is decidedly away rom TIE
sse,sai classics, 20 much 50 that In
twenty years there Vfiil be q scarcity
q teachers In Latin and Greek. The
satries Ia the freshman class a the
Chivsrsity uf Wisconsin indicate this
tendency Ia a marked degree They
are a. f5i1a9s
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09

! cannot speak too highly Of Piso's Cure
for Cgnsnmptfon.-Mr Frank Mobbs 2is
VI. I'd sLrent. Naw York. OCT %. IsgI.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09

Mothers appreciate the good work
ofRarkers Ginger Tonic with its revlyinT qualities
"a boon to the paac-str ken. .seepless aud nervous
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09

When you como 4, realize
that your eoFrs are gene. and no more palm how
grateful you fcst. AL the Of Hindsreorns. t5e
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09

Z s { ~ g "a. E.5 q 2 3. ~. g . :. ;ssss sas.a. . .
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09

.ri Z ne. % { 1 ss. s Z .ss. s !. s SIss ST. = lse
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09

"Hanssa's Magic Corn sAive."
Wsrrestssi - utrs ~ nlaasy ssfzpdsA Aas yuur
tsrSsiss o. "a r1aas . psHts
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09

a psrsaa with thin skln ought to have o
clear conscience,
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09

American Indians do not Improve moraIl,
because they have Lo, associates.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09

~ tue hahf - NuttinE Teeth.
<lzslo~'s soorurss 81 , ~ caiitr-n rsssktzz
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ny Vim. II. Hannah, Auctionccr.
r oMMlssloNEWs SALE

by virtue of II decree entered OF tn,
18th day of November. 1880. In the Cour
of Law and Chanccry for the city of Nor
pending. under ,hc style Of Fanny Guy
Ct ais, US. Hattie Gray, infant, ct ais.
tin" undersigned Special COMMISSIONS
change. In the city of Norfolk. on tn
18th day of December, 1855, ~ L. O'Clock
M, the following propertS-TO- wit:
ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT OF LANE
with improvements thereon. situate an
being on the East side OF Magazine lant
fronting thereon - feet ana running baci
between parallel line toward Granbj
street EXTENDED one hundred nnd ten fee
TERMS. (,nsh
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EDENToN. N. c.

Edenton. y. c., Nov 30.-(SpeciaD =
At the residence of Mr.. NJ. ri. Dixon
Monday afternoon ut o'clock the regu-
lar meeting OF st. Nlary's Guild Will be
held
Tuesday. December 3D., at 2:30 p. M.
at the corners of Broad and King
streets. Gortons famous Gold Band will
give an open air concert.
Mr. l.. l.. Hrinklcy. our accommodate.
ing postmaster, has had black board
placed in the nostofiice with the time
of the arrival and departure of the
different mails from and TO our little
city.
Mr.. L. T.. Ziegler is having the ap
pearance of his residence, on Broad
street, improved by having 1t painted
The sanitary condition Of our town
is remarkably good.
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"A BURGLAR CAPTURED
Robert Jones Is Accused Of ROhblng the
Residence Of h. W. wilkins.
NAY BE WANTED IN NORFOLK COUNTY.
A widow With Two Children Adj
judged Insanc-Accilcnt to MIR. II.
III. Rhodes, AT Huckhorn-Cupid
Still Busy Rev. W. w. Staley Re
turns From Holy Land.

Suffolk, Va, Nov. So-(SpeciaD-A
RHnse was to-day issued from the
county Clerks office for the marriage
OF Mr: Adam +. Weber TO Miss Jose
phlhe Etheridge. The brde-elect is the
daughter of AIR. Joseph Etheridge. a
Well-known farmer in the county. Mr.
weber Is native of Malbroun, Ger
many. Both parties reside near Sleepy
Hole, put me ceremony will be perform
ca IN SUFFOLK. December 18th is the date
ADJUDGED INSANE. Mar
garet Jones, of Barretts Neck. who has
been adjudEed insanse by Il commits
sion or lunacy, is now confined in the
county JAIL awaiting TO be taken TO
Lamsburg. She is widow, II years of
age, and has two children
JONES WANTED ELSEWHERE-
In the arrest of Robert Jones. accused
OF robbing the residence of Henry VIII
kins last Saturday, 1t appears that n
criminal who is much in demand hos
been captured. He is thought to be tn.
man who is wanted in Norfolk county
on serious charge, to learn the details
OF which Constable Branch tonight went
TO portsmouth for the purpose OF CON
.ferrfng with the authorities. BESIDES
ffhe warrant charging him with bur
glary here he will also have to answer
Tor the offense Of carrying deadly wea-
pons. The preliminary hearing will
occur before Justice A. S. Eley in SUI
folw next Wednesday.
ACCIDENT AT BUQkHORN.-By
the falling of heavy timbers Mr.. r. II.
Rhodes, an old Confederate veteran.
who was assisting a. W. Ballard in
moving his mill fixtures at Buckhorn
to-day, had his foot and ankle badly
crushed. Mr.. Ballard Immediately had
the injured man placed in a conveyance
and sent home. and surgical assistance
summoned
MARRIAGE LIsENsEs ISSUED
Nuptial permits were to-day issued, al
lowing the marriage of the following
parties, colored: Alexander Blizzard to
Sallie j. Norflett, George W. Stakes to
Matte Gee. The first named couple
were married to-day and the last will
WILL NOT PREACH ON HIS IRA
y ELS.--Dr w. w. Staley, pastor of the
suffolk Christian Church. who return
cd this week from a three-month's tour
through the Holy Land and various
point OF historical interest in Europe
AND Asia, was this afternoon asked by
the Sirginian reporter whether he
would delier series of sermons de-
scrlptive of his travels and observa-
Il ions The doctor replied that in n
town OF this size any special attraction
& OF series of attractions at one church
= would 50 .detract from the size of the
58Ec2nsregations at other places of wor-
/; seas!r !: ministers. ana ha would there
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JOHN NELLY,
Special Commissioner.
BY Sharp & Gwathmey.
+ XECUTOR'S SALE OF 4 DESIRABLE;
l. FARM NEAR THE CITY
OF NORFOLK

BY virtue Of the power vested in me by
me last VIII and testament of Sarah ~.
NJ. Turner, deceased, and In pursuance eff
the decree constituting sud will, entered
by the Circuit Court of Norfolk county
Il 1 the September term, 1885,, in the chan
Gerry suits OF the Citizens Bank OF Nor
folk. Va, vs.. l.. K. Tatcm and others.
and Of L. H;!rmanson, executor, etc, VS..
Virginia f. Tiower and others. | shall.
ms executor Of the snid Sarah 4. NJ. Tur-
ner, sell ut public auction at the Real
the 9Th day of December. T$a5, to the high
est bidder, the. tract of land. with the i'm
nr rNTM ihsrr9n knGwm as The
on the Eastern Branh of the Elizabeth
liver, and being not more than TWO
miles ana by turnpike and not exceeding
one mile 10y water route from said city.
more or less, and Is bounded on the north
hy the said Eastern Branch, Oh the east
by the land Of II. r. Wilson. ON the south
by Indian River Turnpike, and on the
west by the land Of a. j. Newton. The
said property will be sold in gross and
not by the acre.
TERMS: Three thousand dollars OF
The purchase money 10 he paid IN cash
dsn"ed by the honI$ of the purchaser
payable to me as executor, the first in
tx months and tn. other in twelve
months from the day Of sale. and carry
ing interest from the lst of January. 1855
when the term Of the present tenant viii
expire: and Il decd OF trust at the expense
of The, pnr chaser. VIII be required 10 Sc
| cure the deferred payments; or the plr-
| chaser may pay the whole purchase
| money In cash.
l.. lIARMANSON
Executor Of Sarah a. NJ. Turner. de-
SHARP & GwATIIAIEY.
November u, 1895. Hsssa-tsa
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by J. II. Valentine, General Auctioncc
X. X. Morris, Assistant. Is Bank st.
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AUCTION sALES-rrrrREDA
John c. Nicmeyer, Auctionccr
r. OMMISSIONER'S SALE OF 81 VAL.
" liable FARM


G. oMMIssIoNER's SALE: OF ~ VAL
liable FARM.
30 by virtue OF decree entered on the
z2d day of November 1895, In the Circuit
Court OF Norfolk county, in Il certain
wherein Charles Reid 4 SON. who she
etc. are plaintiffs. and Margaret s. VII
klnS. ct II =, are defendants the undersirn-
eu special con'mi Ssioncr VIII offer FOR sale
at public auction on THURSDAY. the
m. in front Of the Norfolk county court
house. In the city of Portsmouth, Va.
the following property, to-wit:
THAT CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND.
The Sewelrs Point road. in the county OF
Noriolk, and adjoining the lands Of Hem
~ Ialbot. Mrs. Louisa Carson. ana others
DelilS the same upon which w. Henry
WnkinS re"iled at the time Of his death
Further information as 10 the lines of
said land will he furnished upon appli-
cation TO the undersigned.
Terms: One-third cash; balarcc i'm one
ana Two years: deferred payments To bear
interest mt the rate of per ccntum per
TO be drawn and recorded ut expense
OF the purcha ser, who on compliance with
the terms Of sale shall be entitled 10 re-
ceiNc conveyance OF the premises with
Special warranty of title. Purchaser 10
be at liberty TO anticipate any or all of the
deferred payments.
JOHN NELLY
Special Commissioner
I. l. NJ. Sylvester, clerk OF the Circuit
bond required In tie above described suit
has been duly given.
Testc:
90 l.. NJ. SYLVESTER, Clerk.
JOHN C. NIEMEYER,
Aucttoneer.
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Twins Twin City Express

w. T. irwin 6 Co., Broprictors.
OFF1CE-1oSis WATER ST, Norfolk, Va.
Ample facilities for hauling anything TO
and from anywhere in the three cities. Tel
ephone No. 6. CHARGES REAGONN-
BnE, MoyiDg Furniture aud Pispes o
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AUCTION sAI.Es-FurunE DAY.
- = 1919
T RuSTEE'S SALE.

Ey virtue Of an assignment dated No
vcmbcr 80. 1895. from Bella Iioftlin to
me, l nave taken charge of the propcrt y
Inerein conveyed NJ No. 1872 Main street.
said iella llofnin. shall continue TO
sell the goods in said store NJ retail until
further notice. All persons indebted to
TO me- OF. 10 Mr.. l.. I.ochman. nj SAID
store. All creditors ri said Bella llof-
hin will file their claims with me. duly
sworn 10 within tho next ninety DAYS
del-l0t Trustee.
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Auction sAEgs-r,rr,,sE DAY.

-. =, =, sfS{ls.S-
10y IT, l.. Page SassSa General Auction
HOUSEHOLDS ;BiTcfiEN ruRNI-
- turs at nuctiopSG-Ayc Will sell nj resi-
"a December. At l0:Rtsia lock, all the Fur
nitnrc contained therein. consisting Of q
general assortment usually FOUND in n
lirst, class family residence. viz: One
Plush l'n:lor SIt tNnricratcd Colors),
one lfattn l'arlor Suit. Walnut ana Oala
, BEDROOM Suits. Walnut ana Oak Ward,
robes. FincM 7. Sidcboard Mantle and Pier
Mirrors. brussels and Ingram Carpets.
Hail stand, Nhatnot. NJ. Top Tables. Pic
lures, Eascls. Clock Extension Table,
Chairs. Safes. Refrigerator. DruSsets}
Rugs, Mating cook and Heating Stoves
ana many other articles TOO numerous tcl
mention. Ladies' especially invited to ati
tend sale. IL. l.. PAGE. X CO,
DELFT. AuctiOncers 4
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~ Q TIC

:, have this day purchased from Fohn
w Davenport all the stock, goods. Intr-
chandisc and store fixtures in the store
no: 20 Queen street, Norfolk, Va to-
scther with all accounts due him arising
out of said business. All accounts due
paid when due
shall hereafter conduct the grocery
business nj same stand. No. 10 Queen
street. under the firm name and style OF
THE DANENP0kT GROCERY COM
PANY, with JOHN w. DAVENPORT
e. N. DAVENPORT.
November 231, lS96. no26-1W
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BY H. l.. Page * Co, Real Estate AID
tionecrs. NO. IL Eank street.

PURSUANT TO THE FoLLoWIN
deeds of trust. duly recorded in 4
Clerks Office OF Norfolk county. Na, "a
at the request Of the creditor therein !
cured. will sell at public auction At Il
Norfolk Real Estate and stock Exchani
No. ilJ Mnin street. Norfolk, Va. mt
o'clock m. THURSDAY December s
1855. tile following property, to-wit:
Fret-AI.I. THAT CERTAIN FRAN
HOUSE AND LOT. situated on The moi,
sid" of Corprrw avIn Lc, between Raiirc
and Cccclin avenues. Said lot Is 2iXg
feet 10 10-foot lane. House contains 4
rooms Decd of Trust made by w
Roberts and wife Ivy deed dated July 4
1882. and duly recorded in Iced book 4
pGcc II,
Sfcomd-ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT 1
LAND, TituGtcd OH the south side of III
street. between O'kGefc ana Hum
streets. Said let IL &0NiNJ House t,iI
tains : roOil'S Deed ~ trust made i
Chas. IL Robinson ana wife, hv 81
dai,d .Angu't I'D, iSGt and recorded
decd book i"i, pmgr $780,
rERA.S--onc-;hilf dash, balance In Il
AMI two years NJ ! per cent Deeds /
unst dawn. and rcooidcd II, the cXpril
GEO, w. DEY,
H. L. PAGE / r CO., II
no2i-tds Anctionesra
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w. y. BARTON,
Special Commissioner.
WM. IL. HANNAH,
Atlstinnpur

| hcrchS certify that the bond reuuird
by the above mentioned decree has beo
executed JUNlUS y. COLEMAN, /
Deputy Clerk
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-01

takes the dispatches for that morning,
giving his readers the very latest news.
1t ought to receive liberal patronage, for
it is bright little paper.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-01
o. K. T. CONCERT.
A Treat in Store for Lovers of Good
Music.

|
For several days. past the Portland
papers have had considerable to say
about tie 30. K. T." concert company,
and mentioned in connection with the
troupe names 30 we'll known to lovers of
music that it. excited no small amount
of curiosity as to the object of the com
blnation. While the o. K. T. people
are ''patent medicine troupe' in point
of fact, that definition will hardly apply
to such men as N. E. Skinner, who in
addition to possessing one of the best
trained and clearest tenor voices in this
country, has taken leading parts.in the
famous Adeline Patti company; or to
Messrs. Alexander and Bowman, who
were largely instrumental in giving
fame and popularity to the Multorpor
quartette of Portland. Will G. Ayls-
worth, the second tenor, is also much
above the average concert singer, while
those best qualified to judge, accord E.
B. Freeman first place in the ranks of
performers on stringed instruments.
Another member of the company is Bert
Van Cleve, who is such favorite in
this valley, that it would be waste of
breath-or ink, rather-to say anything
of his comic songs and flashes of wit.
The object of the company in giving
these entertainments is to advertise
Oregon Kidney Tea, but there is no tire
some harangues upon the subject, no
goods are sold IL the hall, and it is an
advertisement and not an auction sale.
You are given 81 entertainment free,
not forced to listen to some loud voiced
fakir sell ''fake" medicines. The mem
bers of the troup are gentlemen of the
highest standing in the social circles OF
Portland and the fact that Mr.. Skinner
is manager is sufficient guarantee of the
concert being in,every respect up to q
high standard of excellence and pro-
priety.
o. K. T. concert company will open al
the opera house tomorrow night, admis-
sion, free, free.