The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-05-04
SATURDAY

THOSE CHICAGO GIRLS. In singing the
cultivated voice is thrown forward and Is
entirely free from the gutteral, nasal
sounds Of tne throat and nose peculiar to 50
many. Without effort the voice fills the
rOoDs, while the louder voice in tine throat
remains on the stage. The voices Of the
Chicago Lady's Quartette are not only cnl-
tivated in a marked degree; but they
possess quality, and, like the successful foot
ball eleven, their owners do team work,
making masse1 plays Their wedges last
evening penetrated the line of the audience
into every heart in front Of them. Ii was
victory Though thirteen pieces
are on the program, the FIVE Chicago girls
were heard twenty-six times, several Sc
lections receiving triple encores. Strong
in quartet work they are az strong in in iiy-
idual effort. Refined and comely in ap-
pearance, lone OF the young ladies is the
daughter of a Chicago bankerj their sing
ing captiyates from the first sound The
Of Miss Weayer was a spicy fea-
ture Of the program. Miss NeltnGr in her
comedy impcrsonatIons has never had an
equal in the gem city Of the valley. With
rare grace and wonderful genius she lifts
a ten elocntionarily with her silver tipped
tongue and very expressive face The Nan
about Town bas seen Young men by the
dozen fall in loye with Nary Anderson. 1t
takes genius 10 produce such an effect.
Miss NeItnor and Miss Weaver in this re
spect tore the hearts Of several Albany
goung men into shreds. This facuity is the
acme Of talent in either the vocalist. actress
or elocutionis. for il creates general appre-
citation. Voices and not feet count, and the
Chicago girls deseryedIy won the general
verdict of giving the best concert entertain
ment ever presented the people Of Albany.
LERASoS.-W II Munsey viii in few
days 60 into partnership with c { Pugh in
the grocery business. We are glad that Mr
Mnnsey has concluded TO remain here, and
wish him the test Of success in business.
Last Wednesday Mr. Jane Moist went out
to close the barn.dcor just is the storm came
au3 the door came 10 with such force Is 10
throw her to the ground and dlslocate her
shoulder. A. Mrs Moist Is quite old. il
was a great misfortune for her. lir Booth
was called and ~ the injured shoulder.
Quite An interesting trial occ1rrei last
interesting alike toite4cher and
parents. L ss7efIs that n-e Glr4ri t.acher
at Fern Ridge. had occasion 10 punish one
Of his pupils, Miss Mary Loof0urrow. for
the rglts q the school. IN regard
10 wispering: and in 50 doing the yoGng
lads wAs thrown 20 the Aogr. and her attire
disarTanzei aad damaged
Her parents and friends claim she was
cruelty beaten and had the teacher arres;,l
for assault and battery. i number Of wit
nessses Ee,e examined Tor both the presezl-
ton aud the defence UepI;y Prosecutor 7
L Kelley ard Attorney 4 f St0we appeared
for the STATE and inn =. S5lners for the d.
tenoe- After = prolonged session the jury
agreed 10 disagree and tie case vii. l..
,ri@i SaiEriay a; ioa m--EHpre-s and Al
yan1e.
RsTnEE RE,aNI>cE~T The Corvallis
Gazette saw. HI Fisher. proprietor Of
the Corvallis mijis. recently purchased
one and one-ioarsA tons a! sewing twine,
Ike remaining stock q the Albany fax
mill Il i as good an article, as 10
quality and finish. as can he obtained
in the east The failure OF ihs concern
sas due principally TO the fac. that tNine
dealers 10 san Francisco found out that
up Lere in Oregon an article Eas being
equal n quantity TO The
output Of eastern mills, and vas being
placed or the market q; a price 50 lCx
hat the California dealers could not
compete with it This led ,hem 10 pur-
,AAse the AlCany plant which has since
been closed.
\ CHASGEABIE WoRLD.-TEa Harris
Darg Courier SAYS: there seems to - a
general exodus Of The business men II Hal
.ey. and nu!-ss something / done there
sail soJn b. bat a hansifal left ia that once
hri wing lIt;le burg. The arst move wgs
he departure ct ii Q Piyuaa;e. Ar Ply
mate = al energetic and very sunc.assiG!
business man. AID there i bu; Little doub;
.ha. be will make . sZEcoess q his uew
lndea taking IN Tacoma where BE- has
established himself In the commission
laslness. The next 20 leave : Itr Il Mich
ner. p ho has this week made aTr4n senents
10 remove 20 Albany Two m1-a al the
-lost active bosInes, mon are FE0p2ring 10
.eAye fer Southern Oregon. - We az III
formed.
AxoTHEE ORD PAPkg.-Mart Miller has
aid on our table q we'll preserved copy
Of volume 2numbeISS Of the Ulster conn
" Gazette. published 81 Kingston New
York and dated January lSoo- Ii con-
tsius an account @. the house Of repre-
sentA;iyes apI Senate in separate bodies
and AZ separate times waiting upon pres
ident John Adams TO pay their respects
in response TO the inaugural address
previously delivered 10 both house in
Joint convention. The paper is printed
IN mourning on account oi the death OF
Y n r8 .rTs -
the sale o. negro slaves.
THAT STRANDED TRcVF. -- Several
members Of the dsiuuct "Roo Roy
recently stranded in Corvallis,
were in Albany this noon These were
a pretty respectable looking crowd. even
though it is said thai they CAV" about as
poor performance as il IS possible to
rive. People do not have TO atte nd
such shows. and they make themselves
pretty low when they bring rotten eggs
into the matter Poor troups should
no; be supported That Is the idea.
Rxu0ioVS SARyIcE~.-Tomorrow az
the VI Z church will be held the Syd
quarterly meeting. Rev n r.Summer-
vile. Of Lebanon, will officia'e. Love
Feast at a;;s1. Preaching AT 10 so fol
lowed by the Sacrament oi the Lords
Supper. and preaching at7.$1 Quar-
terly Conference al O'Clock ,ais even
ing. All cordial invited.
TA1bet'.
Preaching At the Baptist church in the
morning. Other services rs usual.
las Dummctt. Travelling Secretary Of the
Y NJ c A is in the city and will address the
association tomorrow at p IA in their
hall. He will condact specially interest
ing anniversary service. 4 male chorus
will furnish music. All members and
fsiends are invited 10 be present,
The services ut the Presbyterian church
tomorrow will be rs follows; Preaching by
tie Rev II + Gwynue at 1880 M aud
I 20 p m; Sabbath school at l1,+0 q m;
Junior c + meeting Mt pm: \ Z 4
ut : :45. All viii lee made welcome 10 these
services.
Mrs Languish. Tired, Oh, so Tired al
the tinew Mrs Smart. "Weii, so [ uset
to be until begun to take Ayers Sarsa
parilla as Il spring medicine, and now
don't know what it Is to have that ,iret