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New-York tribune., 1899-07-16
LITERARY NOTES.

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Mr.. Edward McCrady has completed his in
tercsting history OF South Carolina. Inc con
Guiding volume. South Carolina Under the
ROYAL Government. 1719-177G" has Just be- n
published by the Macmillans
What is the best epItaph written In English
within this century? The literary paragrapher
Of '.The Pail Mall Gazette" maintains that II ~
one which its author the PriInate OF ifeIanl,
sometime Bishop Of Derry had inscribed on the
vail OF Derry Cathedral In commemoration OK
a young curate Here II is:
Down through our crowded walks and closer
air
friend how beautiful thy footsteps we're
When through the fevers fire az last they troh
A form was with them Ike the son of Coz
Twas but one step for those victorious ieeC
From their days path unto the goiden ste.',
And we who watched their walk, 80 bright 80
Have marked this marble with our hope and
grief"
The burglar who saved the life Of dying
child IN this CITY the other night has probap.y
not read THE HOoli gan Nigh,s." but ne misnt
have drawn his idea from that chapter Oh tne
story wherein "Alf" Hoogan. also OuIs'h''
saves the lite Of another baby.
\ biography Of william Black s 70 be writ
ten-why, il is hard to say. Mr.. Black was no'
n great novelist and. though an excellent man.
was not a remarkable one. Alas. that even
death does not deliver us from the foods Of stun
written about the Minor Celebrity = means
more and more demOraliZation Of taste. Tor az
The Saturday Review" says there are depihs
cf vuigarity in the people "ho Wrlte BOOKS
/ about other people which NJ critical pIuWHr'
has ever sounded
In n book Of unpublished autographs con-
tributor % The Nineteenth Century mas iouhd
/ among other things o letter written by Chai.
/ lotta Bronta q quatrain by Horace smith 'o'
"The Rejected Adiresses'D and quaint h'.e
almanac illustrative OF the English climate Dy
Lady Morley. Here is the Bronle letter.
1T Is with extreme sorrow that ! nave ~ -
form YOU Of the death Of my poor iather. re
died az lipe age. full OF ailments, but sur.
rounded by his daughters. Inc DeirdVe"'''-
has 50 upset ni- that am fOr the time IN dpi-
he of plIrsuing my literary ayOcatlon. The pen
has no charm and the thing you speak d -
for the nonce neglected-tO b. resumed 1 lt'.s-,
in the future with better heart Ny DioVh'I
/ was not present at fathers DEATH Dell"'r NJ
| & in C;uaIusey The less l cay Of MIN the eas"r
Kill he nv heart Dear friend II Wouih ." 4
source Of consolation 70 me II you cou!1 Cd. 49,
spend few hours with mo. ! desire 10 .~o',SIIe ~
Won about some technicalities in the puDishinS
and printing details OF my forthcomins ppoA,
and il you would give me a little ot IN" p'n.ns
/ Of YOUR rpe Judgment Of their sense. am sure
/ T .horId ba the better FOR it-besides saving
/ considerably in 4 pecunary point oi view
Here is the duatrain:
Let this plain truth those ingrates strike
Who still tho bless'd new blessings crave
That we may all have what we like
Simply by liking what We have"
And here is the quaint almanac:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-16

Mr. Edward McCrady has completed his IN
tercsting history OF South Carolina. The con
Guiding volume, South Carolina Under the
ROYAL Government. 1719-t77G" has Just be- n
published by the Macmillans
New-York tribune., 1899-07-16

Another physician. Or. Morton GrinnelL has
been trying his hand NJ fiction. a field in which
DR. Holmes and DR.. Weir Mitchell have lis
ported themselves 70 the sound NJ popular dp-
plause. AN Eclipse Of Memory" is the sug-
gestive title Of DR.. Grinnells forthcoming hook.
He has been a traveller. and has used various
Egyptian experiences in his novel lie - A yale
man a brother Of Mr.. George Bird .Grinnell. and
he is at present-being an enthusiastic lover Of
the CONTEMPLATING farmer IN Connecticut
The unpublished letters by George Borrow
which were lately discovered in the archives n
the Bible Society will probably be edited into
volume at some future day. Selections from
them. meanwhile. are coming out in the month
ly journal II the society. The correspondence
shows that Borrow was introduced to the so
ciety by the Rev Francis Cunningham As 'ot
the middle order Of society and a very produce
able person" Further he remarked OF him that
he was without a university education. but
could read the Bible in thirteen languages. lie
is independent in circumstanc IS" Mr.. Cunning
ham noted. "of no very exactly defined denom-
nation Of Christians. but | think Ot certain
Christian principle" Within a week from tho
writing Of that letter A meeting took place be
tween Borrow and the officials Of the Bible So
ciety.
Mr. Brooks Adamss work on The Law ot
Civilization and Decay" now In rs second and
revised edition. is 10 be translated into French
and used in some OF the French universities
New-York tribune., 1899-07-16

The burglar who saved The lie or 1yins
child IN This citv the other night has probably
not read THE Hoogan Nighs." but he might
have drawn his idea from that chapter OK the
story wherein "Alf" HOo!igan. also DuTg4al'
saves the lite Of another baby.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12
SA URDAY.
A DRUMMER'S DEATH.
I'd. W. COpner, Schilling's
Best Man Dies after a
DebauCh.

Ed. w. Copner, the well known tray.
eller for schilIiBg & Co., died this'morn.
ing at 3 O'Clock at the residence OF Sire.
=. W. Watts, of heart disease. ard from
the effects of debauch.
A nearly as the rEMoCnAr ran get the
iactH The case is as follows: Copn r and
hls vile and daughter Geneva, resided at
Portland for several years.
Several days ago Copner returned from
CALI. on ibe sttamer, broken 10 spirit,
On reaching Astoria, he began drinking
hafd, and has been on a debauch since.
tie arrived in Albany Monday night
ani registered al the Revere the mex.
morning. Desiring q private place he
"ent to The residence of Mrs. Watts for
care physician was called in last
right and worked with him during the
night until his death this morning.
J. K. Cham Der ain, working on the
court houee contract with his brother.
resided ir Fest Portland several Years
next door TO Copner and HE family and
speaks in high terms Of them. opneT
Eas all right when sober. but Nhiskey
DID the business. His daughter is abou-
seventeen years OF age. and il is ssid
Copner hal his life insured in her favor
lev weeks ago for abo1t 5000.
Copner va Sehilling K Cos best man,
last year receiving the prize for selling
the most goods. and was q geuiAi, pleas
ant man, greatly liked by HE iellow
drnmmers and patrons OF the house.
DISPATCHES we're received from SchiIl-
ing & Co., and Mrs CopneF at Portland,
1rect'ng that the remains Re sent 10
Portland - here Mrs. Copner and daush
Ter Feside. Il ~as reported that Copner
and HE vile had separated and che vas
% San jose but ih,s is probably ineor.
rect a. nearly ss can be learned. though
it is possible Copner desired it TO be
ihought 30 in this city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12
RELIGIOUS.

Presbyterian church: Morning vor.
| ship at 10 30, subject OF sermon, Esprit.
al Embers." Sabbath echool at IL As,
!unior Endeavor at $3.50, Senior Endear.
or at 6 30, evening wOrship at 80, ad-
dresses by college students and q epecial
musical service. A cord al welcome il
extended TO all.
United Presbyterian church: Morn.
ing worship at I0:5o, subject Of sermon,
THE Eight Gates INTO the Civ OF Bsess-
edness." Sabbath s~hool at las, Inn.
1or Ehdeagor 1T 3 80 Senior Endezgor a!
o 30. evening worship at z 30, subject oi
eermod. "Abiahan1's Adventure" All
are cordially invited to attend these ssr-
vices.
Congregation church: Services ss us-
ual at the Congregational church. Sub
ject for morning sermon, introduction to
q series Of five SERMONS On Let Peter.
Sdhject for evening "a Study of Natural
and Spiritual Species" Sunday school
at l2.'5. All not attending elsewhere
are cordially invited to the above Ger
vices.
The services at the Let Presbyterian
church Saba b evening will be in the
hands OF the College Y. u. G. A. Special
music has been prepared orchestra. quar-
iet and solo by Mrs. Writ. There
~'li lie t~o short addresses BY students.
The South Association OF CoHgrexa-
tional churches will meet in the CongTe-
ational church Ct this city Monday ct 3
p m. In the evetinE ~ N there will
oe al address by Rev r @. Brooks Of
Eugene, Or, on the subject tsThe Mis-
-ionAry Motive OF the Church in the
Light OF Recen, Events =" You will be
welcome TO this meeting.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12
FRIDAY
SciO.

Prof T. J. Wilson is low engaged in
teaching spring term OF school in the
Fiatt district, east OF this city.
Mr.. Holuh arrived Ia Scio TUESDAY
from Nebraska, a.ad will without doubt
make his home in this secuon. He was
here last fall and looked the country
over and decided to return.
Tuesday last NJ. P4ery was aproint-
ed agent for Wells, Fargo & Co., at thu
place, W +. Giil having resigned. MIR.
Peery will make good agent and one
who will look well to the interest of t,.e
company.
Mrs. s. M. Daniel and the children
left MoBday by team for their new home
In Monmouth. Mrs Daniel will he
greatly missed By ber many friends in
this vicinits.
Mr.. and Mrs q. Clark. an aged couple
who reside oh Cfsi tree creek in The
vicinity OF LarNood, bad narrow es-
cape from death Saturday night last.
caused by their house 5Irning dawn
hrs. Clark we injured some~hat, but
how severely we have not been able 10
learn. These people are both quite o'd
and II vas with difficulty tha, they es-
caped. Their home vas a total loss.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12
HOME AND ABROAD.

Gail Al the Sugar Bowl for fresh fsuit.
Chicken dinner st the Albany Lunch
Counter tonorroE.
Al Apperson has been appointed re.
eeiver OF the land Office 81 Silka.
The annual pioneers picni. will be
aeld at Brownsville IuBe :, and 9.
Or. Mark skfi, OF Salem, has been ap.
pointed member OF the state boArl OF
dental examiners TO succeed DR. Contris.
The Indian girls sh0 vent to Cor
Wallis yeAsierdAy 10 play bAske, ball
Sith the O. A. {. gjrls returned home
today. They were defeated . TO 5
Gland Br2nton IS 10 te hanged At Ea-
gene next Friday between 10 and u o.
c4oek. He thinks he wilI get
Communication OF the sentence. but he
will be and s..ouid be disappointed.
There we're over SIX hundred speeches
made IN Albany yesterday. more taau
AZ the dedication Cf the new court house
~ Eugene. They acre made by the
school. nearly every one having = s:eee-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12
The Wanderings of Rev
Harris and Miss Lear.

The Victoria B. c. Globe OF April q
says:
The Queen City. arriving last night,
brought the sequel to the adventures OF
the Rsv MIR Harris and Miss Lear,
Rev. Mr.. Harris. Of Oregon. it will be
remembered. ran away with the girl, aud
though separated at Westminster from
the girl. Harris managed unseen TO bonrd
The same steamer that bore the girl and
her me ther North from Vancouver. AT
Alert Bay Harris was put ashore and
Miss Lear. determining not 10 be eep.
a. ated from him. landed also.
Ii seems that his reputation bad pre-
eeded Harris there, for his reception by
the people was not pleasant oEe. and
he could get nothing 10 do-An unpless-
ant pFedIeam~nt, As neither he nor Miss
La had money or baggage.
Wien the Queen City touched at Alert
bay on the way North. the couple board
ed nef and vent 10 Essington and stay
80 al Cdnpinghsm's Ho,el q couple Of
weeks, Harris paEning his watch TO pay
Tor bis board
Harris mAnsged 10 get Eork iu 3 gen.
eFal store, and In the meanGime = letter
has been cent TO his vile telling where
the sAnderer is ai present.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12
Hit in the Nose.

Frank Thompson. who enlisted >.
McMinnville in Co xAs among those
wounded ia the battle Of CzIoo>au. In 6
letter to his parents at Brownsville he
tells about it As follows:
AT 5 O'Clock the oregons charged over
their bTeaRt-xoTks and started for the
"nlggers Ii vac only $50 yards TO
their entrenchmenss. but the sensA.ion
OF running straight through 8 perfect
shower OF bullets made il seem = mile.
But sc drove them ous and had just
crossed over their hrst trench when =
S Saussr bullet struck me II the nose.
entering on the Isil side ard going
through. The shock knocked me down,
bat / got up and walked. or rather ran,
bark 10 sbe CAloocAn depot, = distance
OF aeout q mile. Here go: on the
train and came 10 the hospital, where /
have been receiving the very best OF
treatment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12
This and That.

See Locals on every page
Wheat 81 cents.
Stamp photos at Ti1kle & D4xson's.
Cash hardware. r. X. ohling-
Garden tools at II. K. 0hling's.
Builders hariEare at r. K. Ohlings
Finest aristo eeamelsd photos only
$I.50 per dozen at Tinkle < DAwson's.
Viereck's Sugar Bowl Parlors for ice
cream, confectionery. soda water, cigars
and tobacco.
A large and fine stock OF cigars and to-
bacco at Conn & Huston'S. See the dis
play.
When you want choice steak, q nice
roast or meat of any kind. call on Henry
3roiers. He keeps the best
Go to Verick's shaving and hair cut
ting parlors for first class work. Hot
and cold baths. Clean towels to every
, mer.
The best meats Of all kinds and good
treatment at the Albany Dressed Beef
Company's market, just down Second
tIeet. Good weight and prompt attend
ion.
Be sure and read the special sewing
machine advertisement in another col
u an; never in the history OF Albany wa
was there such q chance to get the besi
machines at such low prices.
The "cut" prices for sewing machines
at Z U Willis music store ars for 80 days
only. DO not delay to get you 8 new ma
chine and you will do your friends q IA
yor il you will tell them Of the specia
sale; they may not see this notice.
As the season of the year when pusu-
moniS, Ia grippe. sore throat, coughs, colds
ca,arrh. bronchitis and lung troubles are h
be guarded against. nothing "is fine sub
stitnte, +" will answer the purpose" or i:
Just as good''as One Minute Cough Cure
That is the one infallible remedy for al
ng, throat of bronchial troubles. lnsis
garovslv upon hNving it if "soms thiDs
- is of .rai you. Foshay & Nasoa.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12
Lebanon.
From the Criterion.

rum tie NEfISElOH.
Our public schools will close May 10Th.
There will he three graduates this year
bessie A.iller. Cora Thomas and Ebert
Thompson.
The Albany boys failed TO show up for
the bali game Saturday. They are eS-
cusable, however, as the weather wac
any thing but favorable.
NJ. D. Hogan has fallen heir TO 1900,
which he will receive from his brothers
estate. His brother died in Harney
county about one year Rgo.
f. o. Temple arrived here last Friday
from Morristown. Minnesota, and is now
visiting with Mr.. Soule n. Lacomh. Mr..
TeIhple will locate somewhere in this
locality and engage in farming.
At a recent meeIing of electricians
held in Portland, while discussing the
various systems uf electric lights, Leha-
mons electric light plant was pointed
out as a proof of.the superiority of the
new system.
Last Saturday $. f. Cornell came down
from WhitcOmb, bringing he sad intel
ligeuce that Geo whitcomb's Oldest
little girl had just died from diphtheria
and that his other girl was not expected
10 live. Mr.Correll gol supply OF med
lcine, from DR.. Booth. and returned that
night, but upon returning he found that
Mr.. Whitcomb's other children-two
little boys-had also taken the dread
disease and were in q critical condition.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12

Miss Helen Crawford OF the O. A. c. il
IN the city.
H n Cockeriine has gone to Grants
Pass, where his izther Is dangerously Ill
Miss Alice Brenner returned last night
by Way Of Portland from q trip to San
Francisco.
Col. C. II. Dalfymple was up iron
Gold Hill Tuesday. He leaves in aboat
tSo Eeeks on an extended tour through
Eastern Orezoa and at Tusczxora, New.
After that he will visit his old home 10
Nebraska to be gone about three months
Ashland Record.
". W. Curtis. OF Portland, has been in
the city several DAYS making arrange
ments for the purchase OF the Santiam
Luuber Cos mill sE Nil City for several
eapIis lists. bus tee papers hare not ret
been signed. This Is one Of the sneet
mill properties IN the valley.
4. =. Ham nond. of the Colum Ola &
Astoria road. arrived in Albany this
mood, and somoTrow noon will meet Ger
erAl Hubbard and TSrty OF the ). p. Per.
hApa PTesideut Hnntiogt n. and make q
trip over the Corvallis K Eastern. Sig
ni6eAnce is PLACED on this By people, bat
siIhOat authority.
Several Albany men are making ar
rzngemsnss 20 locate elsewhere. Mr.
Henry Taylor Sad family will more to
The Dsiles next week: ]. e Brown and
family and Miss AoIiie Luper, 1t Is said,
will io<ats IN Seattle; Geo f. Fish is
contemplating al engagement with q
Portland house but has not yet com.
pleted arrangements for It nor disposed
Of his Albany business
Miss Mary Cund.H. ct this city, grad
uaied on FTidaT evening of last week
from the Columbia Sehnol Of 0ratory, OF
Chicago. with henors. she delivered
the address for the class, the address to
the clAss being delivered by The famous
Dr.. Gunsaaaus. Miss Curdiffss GRADUATE
ing dress was made in Albany and az
rived in the evening inst in time for use.
Miss Cundaf will spend the summer in
Louisiana, and expects to locate some
where 10 the south. Her splendid en-
dowmtnts are bound 70 bring her sac
cess.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12
JONATHAN WASS0M.
LehanOn's HOnored Citizen and
Pioneer of 1896 Dead.

Hon. Jonathan Wassom, OF Lebanon
one OF Linn county's most prominent
and best citizefs. died at 7:30 O'Clock
this morning, suddenly of heart trouble.
following a illness OF the grippe aud
pneumonia.
Mr.. Was o.n has been prominent be-
fore she people of the valley for great
many !eaFs. \ strong factor in its up.
buiicii Y. Besides possessing wealth he
was man offntegrity and was uni iversa:-
iy esteemed. He once represented Linn
ccnHly IN Tie etate legislature. he came
10 O.egon in 1915 and to Linn county in
ls47 ,locaing al Lebanon, his home since
th'n. Wassom'a addition TO Seattle 10
named after him.
The funeral service will be held next
Sunday at 10 o. m and will be under the
auspices o! the Masons, of which order
he was on old member.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12
A New Magazine.

Oregon Native Sop. is the name OF 8
aew magazine jos; issued by the Native
sons OF Oregon. OF Portland. It's an ar
tis,ic and splendidIy gotten up magazine.
The iToniispiece is DIR John AeLoughlIn.
the iAIhsr OF Oregon 8 pioneer Of 1894.
then there are piciafe@ of William Grey
1895. Capt. John n Couch 1870. A Las
Feace Lovejoy ls42, Peter SsewsTt, Geo =.
AbernaihF 1870. ten. Jos Lane 1879,
John WhiseAker lS52. 7. T. 6eer our
tirsI native governor. W. s. Ladd 1851.
II W. Corbest 1851. Henry Failing,
1851, c II Lewis 1859. Geo Il. VIII
iiAms 1855. D. 2. Thompson 1853. o. y.
Deany 1852. solomon 1irAeh 1855 and
Senator Mcbride. Congressman Moody.
Homer Davenport. Judge Bean. II. ID.
Mo uire. Of the native cons. The con-
te uis are interesting and the rsgAune is
bound 70 proye = valuable acquisition 10
Oregon literature
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12
THURSDAY
CountyCOu

Court convened yesterday afternoon
with the Judge and commissioners all
present. The following business has
been transacted:
Bond Of T A Riggs approved and his
resignation as justice OF the \ eace ac-
cepted. Petition for the appointment: OF
7 A Riggs to succeed him flied.
Mary Lewelling permitted to redeem
property sold for taxes on payment of
$3.50.
k Glass was appointed justice OF Dist.
IL.
Petition OF G W Pugh for position of
justice not granted
In application of Thos Hagen ct al for
county road, viewers appointed.
In application of Clark Il LoL,g ct al
for county road, viewers appointed.
Ordered paid:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12
A Great Fall.

This iorencon the euiire front OF the
court house Tell down. msking . noise
that could be heard ali over the city. II
was the work Of the contractors, in order
TO give place Tor the new and modern
front aud corner that is to pe erected
and vas witnessed by large erowd in-
ciuding the DENocRAv man. The rev
structure will he practically new court
house, with modern iaeilitise- The
wreck sho~s that Mr.. C1ndiff ard his
felloS ~ofkmen did some fret class
work Aish some first class brick. The
name of Perry Watson. 1864, is some
xbere in The ruins
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12
Among the Students.

This was live day iG ile public
school. This afternoon was icing de-
voted to rhetorical exercises. The rooms
were gloriously decorate fo- Ire oeeas-
ion with flowers. black board pictures
displaying splendid talent, festoons, etc .
Exercises were held in the rooms separ-
atelr, exeert in the cases OF the first and
second and third and fourth, which COM
bined. Such afternoons iniuae life into
school children and are very commend.
akla
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
ALBANY COLLEGE.

Faculty-wallaee Howe Lee, A. III.
President.
Geo. A. Wirtz, Director.
Cora 4. Wirtz, Voice speciality.
Tuition = Very reasonable, ranging
iron 81 to $2l per term.
The highest grade of instruction is Of
fered to both primary and advanced
pupils in the following branches: Piano,
Organ, Violin, Guitar, Mandolin, Cornet,
Voice. Harmony, Counterpoint, Com
position and History OF Music.
Vocal classes are organized at the be-
ginning OF each term. Children's class
each Saturday at 1880 q. IN. Pupils
may register Tor work in the Conserya-
tory at any time.
For further information call on or al-
dress
GEoReE A. WrRrz. Director.
Albany, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12
An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the well known remedy.
SYRUP OF FISS, manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA FI6 SYRUP Co, illustrate
the value of obtaining the liquid laxa-
tive principles of plants known TO be
incidentally laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing to the
taste and acceptable to, the system. II
Is the one perfect strengthening laxa-
tive, cleansing the system SffectGally,
dispelliug colds, headaches and feverS
gently vet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation per
manently, Its perfect freedom from
every Questionable quality and sub
stance. and its acting ON the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make it the ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing hgs
are used, as they are pleasant TO the
taste, but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from senna and
other aromatic plants, by method
known to the CALIFORNIA FIG STRUP
Co. only. In order to get its beneficial
effects and To avoid limitations, please
remember the full name of the Company
printed on the front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. GAIL
For sale BY all DruggiSts>-Price SOC. per bottle
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-12
NORRIS BROS.
Big Trained Animal Show Coming
Next Thursday.

The Norris Bros Big Trained Anima.
show will exhibit in this city. Thursday
May llth afternoon and light, under
their enormous waterproof tents. A
grand free street parade will he gwen at
II a. M. at which time the eutire comp
nv Of ovef 200 animal actors will be seen
The Norris Brce' Show exhibited here
last season, and left an excellent veputa.
tion. The show is nearly twice the eize
OF last seasons ard many new and attract.
i've features have been added. Promi0
ent among them being Ajax" the only
educated Aebra in the world, and "Far-
go", the smallest elephant in the world.
Professor Norris will drive Ajax" in
the street pcrade.