The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-02-07
THE LAWMAKERS.
A Fine Presentation of Geo. Roots
Famous Cantata.

The Haymakers was presented last
night under the auspices Of the Y. ".
G. A. u large audience. Under the
direction OF Prof. 2. u. Parvin> OF the
Albany conservatory of Music, it was
brought out with splendid effect, great
help being the faithful and artistic work
of the pianist, Miss Burmester. The
Haymakers is fall OF pretty songs and at
tractiye scenes, which will be best un-
derstood By the complete program. which
We give below:
"Arouse Vel Arouse Ye," By Farmer.
"Asay 70 the Meadows. way" chorus
''Heigh, hol How Early the Folks Get
Bp" by snIpkins.
Sweet Morn, How Lovely Is Thy
Face" by Mary and Anna.
ITO Him Who Made Us," Chorus.
"Now Steady Swing Your Scythes" by
Willism.
with step Firm and steady"-semi-
chorus Of mowers.
stay Hold On" and Fireman's Song,
child rescued from fire, by Snipkins and
Chorus.
''The Sun Has Drunk Up the Morning
Dew" by Anna.
Toss it Hither" by Spreaders
Chorus By Mowers and Spreaders
Higher and Higher Mounts the Sun"
and The Birds Have Sought the Forest
shade" by Mary.
''Yes the Hour OF Noon is Here" by
Farmer.
''Tis the Farmers Welcome Call"
Chorus.
Sweet After Toll cometh Re-t" by
Mary, Anna, William, John and Chorus.
Refreshed Now With Vigor" by
Farmer.
'Hark, the Cheerful Sound" I" by Now
eus and spread-rs-
Prepare 20 Close the Labors Of the
Day. by Farmer.
Come, Follow while GaIly We Rake
Up the HAy" Chorus
''when Wandering O'er the Deep
by Mary, Anna. DAirynzid and Chorus.
"a DairymaId Am II by Katie the
DairymAid.
softly the Twilight Fades Chorus.
MARY Love the VOID Reposes" and
There's None 50 Brave a. Willie''-
Serenade by William 2ad Mary
My Katie Girl Beycni Compare"
-SerenAde by snipkius-
RARTrL.
Good Morning''-Chorus.
Hos Pleasant are Tnose Cheerful
Words and 'sBliihely Go We Forth lis
Harvest Day" By Farmer.
Light Hearted are We"-Cho-us and
Echo.
..Hox Like some Tented Camp" BY
Mary, Anna, Maid and meas voices.
'tJOy, joy II Is 10; the Tented Field
aud Scenes OF Happiness Love fe" b!
.sThe Dew Is or BIS John
.aNo, Not Yet" and '.E asps, Wzxps"
by Snipkins snd Chorus
Chorus by Spreaders and Mowers
"HoT Good i He the Giver''by Mary,
Anna, Farmer, William and John.
.'How Sulfzy Is the DAy''-Caorus-
"Hox HGshei and Stir bv Farmer.
a Shower, a Shower -Cb
mos Creaks the Heavy Wagon" By
John.
.'Shrnu,ied Is the sun, with lightning
aui thunder-Chorus.
"Lo, the Clouds are Breaking" by
William and maid.
Rainbow. Rainbow-ChoFus
"All Nature N9w Reioioes'' BY Mary
An& chorus
Harvest Hoase' Chorus.
N. Steele WSs splendi1Iy laaie up
and took the part OF the farmer with
ability. His soas William and John
were veil represented by A. II. Ham
mer and Elliott Irvine, Miss Bertha El-
lis displayed excellent talent zs Mary,
Mrs + p NuttIng Was Anna her sister,
and that Is all We can say about q mem
t,er OF onr own family. u. V Polling
captured the house as Snipkims, the city
dude. Miss Marguerite Anderson did
the milkmaid in delightful manner.
The chorus Was an excellent one, well
sustained by AesSrs. Achison. Akers,
Glenn Irvine. Lnndell. NSrd Littler,
Brown, Aubrey, Cundiff, Aftermath and
Smick. Mines. Teller and Sisers, and
Misses Ball, Huston, Smiek, Minnie Nc
iarland and others: while Prot. Paryln
was host in assisting, and keeping
track of the details.
The cautata will be repeated tonish;
with general admission OF - cents, lOC
extra ior reserved seats. Don't miss 1t.