The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-21
The Village Orchestra.

Following is the program, to be ran
dered at the entertainment to be given
by the Presbyterian church At the W. c.
T. U. hall tomorrow night:
1-TyroliAn Bell Wringer- PrOts. G.
II. T. II. and c.
| g N'oration, Geo. Washington's
Foarlh Of July" BY that eloquent and
interesting speiibi=der, Hon. Gustal Al
exander Eastbars.
3-National string Quintette, first ap-
pearance in the city.
"A bare-of-tone solos by SIgnour Al
phons Rob Isto de Prune.
| 5-Lusindia's Serenade. Ten first
class musical artists led by Prof. Jump
kins.
e-Recitationta geml"Kelly's Dream"
by Signor YaYrum.
Quartet, Prof CorneFlots and q CO.
terie OF three other sweet young things.
@Speaking by little Billie Fem, the
boy wonder.
S-The village orchestra, the greatest
hit of the season, played in Hoyt's thea
tre, New York Cit, for 600 nights.
lO--An original pome, written by him
self, Prof. Eel.
1.-THE Winning Gard, by the or
chestra.
Also refreshments.
X Admission, 10 cents
/ William NJ. Hoag is in the city.
Ex-Chancellor AL waddle has been in
the city.
/ Mrs. Emma Berry has been appoint
ed poetmistress at Berry, Or. -
The wife of Jack O'Neill, the wellknowr
travelling o. r. & n. man, died in Port
land yesterday.
~ Mics Margaret Geisendorier left yeeteT
} day for Kansas City, No, On visit will
, her sister Mrs. Davis.
It Judge whitney, Judge burnett ans
Hon. n. A. Miller went TO Portland thi
. noon TO attend the Jefferson meeting 70
night.
Mr.. Maurice Winters, the popula
commercial man, was in the city owe
night, and there was heavy frost thi
morning.
II J.C. Simpson bowled 81 at Scio thi
! kweek. A year or two ago a man at Ore
i gon City received credit for making th
! limit 20.
i. L.F>Hon. II. Il. Miller was in the city la
l evening. A Salem paper refers TO hii
4 as q dangerous rival OF Mr.. Tongue i
a Congress in the next election.
Rev. J. r. N. Bell was moderator 4
o the meeting Of the Presbytery that M
! at San Jose, Calf, last week. Broth'
rs Bell is always 10 the front ranks.
t. A. B. Hammond, the railroad ma
l. passed through Albany this week 1
3, San Francisco, according to a PortlaI
T. paper.
y Rev. D. NJ. Davenport OF Lebanon W
II moderator OF the presbytery in sesss'
er at Corvallis this week. DIR. and MI
er Davenport are in the city this afterno'
ie on their way home.
Rev. G. II. Mckee, pastor OF the Ba
a. list church at this city for year or tv
~ now pastor Of the Baptist church
at Moscow, Idaho, where he is we'll situt
r. ed, his many Albany friends will
az glad to know.
d, frankie Richter, the blind boy plan
nd OF Portland, who was in Albany as [
rt. star attraction last 4th OF July has
he cured an eastern engagement at $500
ne week, the first performance being Civ
L at Chicago last Saturday.
Mr.. AL Chamberlin writes Alba
lds friends from Santa Rosa. Calif., that
re is now established as a chicken raiser
sFn a: fifteen acre tract near that city, q
re-. has 2CO chickens on hand. He is in
10 midst OF chicken ranches and adjoins
Ms Of Spreckles.
Ex-County Superintendent Richmt
NV NV Wheeler left last night for Palo Alto
1ot enter the chemical department OF st
cry ford University. He took with hin
fine silver present from the Elks,
-, which he Is q member.
The Capt. Woodbridge Geary is in Cor,
lis on his way to San Francisco TO
his company the 18th infantry on Il
way to Manila. He is direct from n
,si Rico. He reports the administraI
All. there satisfactory and the climate 2
though somewhat oppressive.