The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-02

A MusicA1 REcnAL.- Last Friday at
the residence Of Miss Frances Gilbert,
d very enjoyable musical recital was Civ
en- by her class oi pupils, showing marked
| improvement. The following program
was presented:
Greeting, by class.
Organ selection, ''Crown Prince Grand
March,, Miss Ollie Baltimore.
Piano selection, "Plule dc Roses, |" Miss
Ora Dubruille.
Organ selection, Magnolia Waltz, =
Mise Eva Roscoe.
Piano selection, "To the Playground, 2
Miss Nellie ellison.
Organ selection, "no Re Ne Fa," Miss
May Miller.
Song, Yes or No." Mias Stella wrlts.
man.
Organ selection, Home, sweet Home. z
Miss Lille McEargue.
Instrumental duette, Miss Ida Stuart
snd Nettie Blaclkman.
Piano selection, Fairy Fingers Waltz, !"
Misa lsottie ketchum.
Organ selection, Nocture, Miss caroth-
ers.
Instrumental Quartet, tosgan and pl.
mo) sisondeanx et ynrlations,n Misses
Ava baltimore, Maud Crosby, Ollie Ball
tiinore and Candis Conn.
Organ selection, s'Swipging In the
DeiI, p Miss Lille wyman.
Piano selection, Evening Recreation,
Niles Stella Writsinan.
Instrumental solo, Failing Leaves,u
NJ Maud Croaby.
Vocal solo, bloom Again, Sweet Pris-
on Flower" Miss Ida stuart.
Instrumental solo, woodland Eeh-
oes, Miss Ava Baltimore.
Voral duette, Selected.
Instrumental solo, "Spray from the
Fountain" Miss Ida Stuart.
Good Night, by class.
A SnrFYLGR.-This IL an age for re-
lieying the great stress on tired out peo-
pie. We have been dreaming all kinds
OF possibilities but never yet of an inyen-
tion for shutiilng cards. Here IL the
wav I works: A sharp turn te the right
Of either Of the two handles places the
maclaine In working order. The cards
are the then dropped into the slot. The
machine works by itself, and tire cards
gradually disappear. When the whole
have naEsed into the machine the handle
II turlied again IN the same direction,
and the cards will be brought hack to
the surface Of the table. Another pack
should then be placed in the slot. and
the shuiiiing process repeats itself while
the players are dealing and playing pack
No I.
VIZ call the attention of our readers to
the advertisement ot the Hitler Drug
Company, 10 he found In another column.
The excellent reputation which DR. iii
ler's special prescriptions bear, wherever
they are known, II a sufficient guarantee
Of their genuine worth. Dr Hitler has
afier twenty-five years Of laboFions study
and practice, retired from the profession,
and Il now actively engaged in placing
some Of his most valued prescriptions be-
fore the public Ia such m2nnef "a %
put them within the reach uf all. Dr
Hitler only asks that when these pre-
seTiptl0ns are used they viii be treated as
prescriptions, and that the directions he
rs fully and conseientiously obeyed a.
would those Of any reputable physician
GETTING PoruLAR ALMKApY. - The
tweeds being manufactured by the Al
bany wooien mills are already getting a
reputation. California wholesalers who
saw them pronounced them superior Go
anything manufactured in that state In
the !ineot twecds. aud the result was
t2a 900 in orders from that state alone.
This = s fact Of great interest "a Albany,
for the marked success of the woolen
mills isn matter uf much concern TO the
city. The mill has work ahead on pres
ent orders for four or i've munths rum
ming full force, and moro nsacisinfrY has
been ordered.
DEconArsoS DAY.-At a meeting Of the
GAR last week arrangements were
made for Che celebration oi decoration
day In a becoming manner. The follow
ing committee was appointed % arrange
for the same From the POST Whit
ing, Rev y Fisher. : $ Train. Relief
Corps-M Mrs NJ Train, Mrs Thos Hop
kins, Mrs X u vunk. sons of Veterans
q w Wright, F o Breckinridge, z X KeI-
ly. Instructions were given for the inyi-
tation Of lion II B Miller of Grants Pass,
70 deliver the memorial address.