The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-04
Magic and Music.

At the Armory tomorrow night, unde
the auspices OF Rebecca lodge, for th,
benefit Of the Orphans Home, an enter
tainment, magic and music, will be Civ
en-, of which Portland paper says:
The initial performance la this city O.
the Crisman Musical Specially Company
was characterized by more than the
usual measures VI enccess, even Tor such
popular organization High priced
operas and drsmas at the big theaterl
frequently furnish less than half OF The
entertainment produced by this com pany
for half the price OF the much. vaunted
stars and staFesses.
For inetance, Harry Crisman's jugele.
~ and powers OF magic are manifested
Tor hall an honr in truly wonderful
way. de is certainly master in bis
line.
The Glenn Sisters, the spirited and
vtvacions Pearl and Ruby, modest, hnt
confident, wholly pleased the large audi
ence with their graceful dancing, their
psntomimic pays. their artistic tan n.
oourlnisg and their charming vocaliza-
tion.
Mrs. Leila Ofisman, the popular So
prano, enchanted the audience with her
extraordinary powers as 3 soloist. Many
a prima donna. with superior stage op
portunitiee, would account the rich full.
ness OF hsr voice fortune in itself
The musical RlAss performance is
unique aud very entertaining.
From the opening 20 the closing num-
ber the performance especislly delighted
a crowded houseful of people who unite
In oesPeaking great success for the
Chrisman Specially Company in its tour
oil Oregon and Washington.
Seats on sale at Bnrkhart & Lees.
Admission Is. 25 and 35 cents.
Mrs.E.E. Parrish returned today from
a tripto Portland.
Mr.. George w. Dodder, formerly of
this city - now running q tailor chop in
Kansas City.
Editor Phelps, Of the Scin News. one OF
the best gotten up papers In the valley,
was in the city today.
Rev. Fisher a former pastor OF tho
Evangelical church OF this city arrived
in Albany this noon.
Mrs. +. G. Neal. vile of the county re-
eord~r is lying dangerously i'll aI her
home in this city.
Mrs. q. M. Whitney went TO Albany
to Welt her con, J. r Whit
ney--Eugene Guard.
Mrssrs. Bob johnson and Davidson. two
Benton county pEune men were in the
city today with a big shipment from
Granger which they were sending off.
The nance Of George Z. ChAmberlain
and W. d. Fenton are being considered
in Portland for state senator 10 succeed
Joe Simon. Mr.. Chamberlain would
represent the people
Everybody will be welcome at the
lecture 81 the VI. +. church tonight by
Prof. MartindAle of the public schools.
The subject. WESTMINSTER Abbey" is Q
very Interesting and entertaining ene.
A. G. Woodeock. the weil-knowu Eu
rene lawyer has been retained by the
ather OF the murdered young man TO
Asslst the prosecution IN the McGr1sh
murder trial to Be begun next Tuesday
Afternoon.
&. B. VIM returned last evening from
ais trip east alter q very pleasant exrer-
ence in which he saw ali there was TO |
see n the big east, visiting many OF the |
prominent eilies Including New York.
Sir. and Mrs Harry Watkins left Nc
on Monday 10 seek a new To-
sat1on. Mrs. Watkins viii visit at sa- |
etn and Molmouth. while MF. Watkins |
ooks over Washington. and perhaps |
IdahO.-keporter-
Mr. James Church ani ys1cIe resrsnad /
his morning from Alsea. where shsy
.ook up q ranch, and wenton 10 Oregon
Jiiy, with their covered landau. They
eft the ranch and viii 90 back kEafter. ST. |
James wore q red bandanna and was as |
at as sea lion.
Some OF the lAieet prices IN Dawson
Ire as follows; Butter $50 per pound |
) Charles cream, 81 per can; potatoes
md onions, IS cents per pound; beef rs |
,ents 20 81 aud $50 per pound, sccord- |
ng 10 the cut: moose steaks, from 81 to |
ll.5o per pound.
Senator Daily. Of Benton county. was
n the city today on bic way 10 Portland,
y here sc chairman OF the committee on
The revision Of the school Laws he will |
assiet in this important work. He was
by George Denham who |
will set - clerk 9l the committee.
DR.. Beardsley. Of Kentucky, has con.
scnted 20 lecture in this citv on Fridav
night OF next week. particulars Of which
will hereafter be given. The D -.ctor re-
rently gave the lecture. s'Tbe Philosophy
ot Right Living" in Corvallis, and the
papers there speak 10 remarkably Hat
iering terms OF the splendid address.
Mr.. A Belvins OF Tangent. who recent
y returned from q trip through eastern
Oregon and Idaho, was in tie city today.
He had a very ENJOYABLE time seeing
that part of the United States. He was in
La Grande and thought i, was display
ing good deal OF life. TIE sugar factory
Is attracting considerable attention for
that part Of the state.
ugene Clark. the typewriter doctor
ing be in the city until tomcrrow morn
10. Mr.. Clark guarantees al his work
tr one year. aud any one wanting any
hing attended TO will receive prompt st.
teution by writing him At room 50, Ed.
redge block, Salem, Oregon wkere he
will be for probably two months longer.
The Statesman says: Mr.. f. P. Me-
Cofnaek, president Of the First National
bank. and Mss Edna Moody, daughter
of Ex-Governor and Mrs. z. F. Moody,
will be united in marrisRe this evening
at the residence OF the latter. They will
depart on the S:25 sonthbound express
sor q bridal tour in California. Mr.. Nc.
Cornack is q Lane county bog being q
brother to Postmaster McOornack.
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