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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29

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nidt uerssHen.
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sebaltsn.
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mir bic GinuiGisuns meinsr Obsrn. l1nb
iiberbisB BAIT i'd @u9 Iuen unb mir ielbif
bas 9er5 nur i9merer 9emu@t.
Sd wsib nod ni6t, wobin bas Rssis
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rue,be. Soute es In Der Ndbe ~unisrer
6eimaib blsibsn, 70 werbe i'd rett oft
gtwas bon mir b6rsn Iafsn, bamit On
berubist bif.
@laube fsif, Iisbe Wutter, bas i9 aud
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S5ube a%e,trauen.
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Wutter! SD smpiinoe Deinsn mitterIis
den Sesen in benz Aussnblids, bu i'd Dir
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Werher unb Retruten an Did i1rsiben.
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fsbte: @uteI @ott! ienbs i'm ben Sdus.
ssiit neines ps,itorbensn @iuiams Ser
mose ibn seIsiten auf allen ieinen Wesen,
unb eiuit wisbsr sIitIi9 bsimiibrsu in un.
iere quite. Hur 10 lanse, A~ubarmber,is
ger, i9enfe mir mein 2sben unb has aus
senli4t, bis i'd meiuen 2ar,p pieber seIes
ben babe. Damn pia i'd ssrne fts,bsn,
bamit i'd ausrubsn tam neben benz Dent,
male msines 0iQiams.
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RGienfie. Dsnn Der Qbenb wuroe al.
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ben 8rtsf spiitsn bic Saitsn jeinsr 6a,fel
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an Der 8ano bdnssn. Wenn ib meinen
2arrp lbstIebsn mus. 70 mill i'd S,ief unb
6arfe idmmt @iQiam's 5ut nit in tas
9,a6 nsbmsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29
5EnfteS Eapitel.
Die Getmfcbr.

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unt~srsesansen mar, Dor Der 9atte, une
barrte nit miitterIt5sr Sebniudt Der Rads
febr iSrsr S6bne entsssen.
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tdmen. - Wli3 punosrt, ia9te tie gu ff6
islbit, taB ls rod nidt Sa iinb. 6dt,'
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ais m0SIt6 nod 9aufs ellen.
gpsIine feb,ts su,it. - Wns iGbsit
gu, milne Godisr2 Ira9ts bic aIte Woo:
ntp. @s foumt ppbl, eutgesnets Sps:
line, aus Der SEINE batis tabsr 9ei5ritten.
Ord fonnie i'd nitt unte,idsiNsn, Of IS
rur elmer obsr ;pei Wunbsrsr ieisn. -
Gel ,ubis, SHUTTER! Barney 1T pobI Der
Spur sints NiIbss ssfOlat. 0u tsnnit
ben sisrisen Sdssr. llno 0a,,p min obus
ben Bruber ni9t tsim sebrsu. Das bali
fe Seibe auf.
Inter peridiebsrsn @sip,d9sn unb untsr
BEN finblideu Gpisl NIT Der nisSIiGsn
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Slide i'm rubissn see 1eiste - psrsing
bsinabe nod eine Stunbs. - ga Fam Bar:
nan berpor bintsr Der 9itte. gr bate ets
nen llmwes ssmc&t, UNI unseieden ii9 nds
bern su fOnnsn. 9snu ss patte i'm unter
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ter iasen, men bu obns 0arrp tommif 2
alio sri4rsdt, bob CT ~5itterte. ibr unter bas
ause gu trs'en.
Raum baB bic aIts WoOnsp i'm sblidts,
ba REF iis ,bu entssssn: No III msiu
Sobn SObn 2aup?
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on gu itludSen, unb fisl gu ibrsn 5lBsn
niebsr. - Wattsr, usrfioSs mid ni9t!
rief er i'm s,6btsn Sammsr, i5 bin S@ulo,
baB 81 Oeinen Camp psrloren!
Raum bratts ct uutsr Gbrinsn 10 pieI
bsraus, buB bic Wuttsr ueritsbsn %tonnte,
mas porssfallsn. Sbr Sammer brad In
Seufsern aus, bic i5usr on ibr blutenbes
9e,3 iisBsn. goeltne itarb nebsn ibr,
unb iab wsbmiibis aui SaInop nit einsm
8life bss Yorpmfes.
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wtsbsr setban2 tlagts bic Wuttsr; absr i'd
pia Did ni4t frdnfen! Der 9ornurf
Deiner SseIs, taB On Der alien Wutter
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9sIsssnbeit ssssben buif, baB ct Dir ssise,
wie lisb 9u ibm MART. - Qob lpria,
f9idt mir 2ar,p tsiu 0ebswobl3
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teu S,ief be,por.
@usline iuste bic Wutter, mimi, unb
lies mir bic ihbsn Worte.
limb guelins 6finete ben Brief nnb las:
4arrp Wfoontp on isius liebe Wutter.
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9ebswobl iase, bite i'd fur msinen S,ubsr
8arnap, On woIeit ibm ben Sebler, ben
er ~besansen, unb pebwesen ID ni9t msbr
Su Dir 3uriidtebren bari, serne psr,sibsn.
Die S9ulb Dsrer, bic i'm i~bsrlifstsn unb
feline S@wd4e mibbrau6ten, 1T srOBsr.
als bic isinise. ST. wirb Dir, i'd boff' ss
pom fsinsr sutsn 9ersen, ba CT nun aIsin
III, bte e dc Dsinss 9arrp erist,n. Nbsr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29
Stebentes RapiteI.
Der Yein6.

9is alts Woonsp fibrte, isitbsm 2arrp
ni@t msbr tn Der Seimatb mar, eth 2sben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29
Gnig nanbar!

Gtig nanfbar!
5raufliu. mise, 90. gloo. 'sa.
Sd. unb metne Gran 9ebrau5en 8bnigs ytsrpsir.
Sfdrtsr geeeu Reroeuitio65e. on rpelher mir itou 10
Sabre lltter, finb aber nit Der wirtuna Der Wtebtliu
10 %3uirIsoeH. oaB MIR mig ooutbar tno.
3. (. GrauE
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29
Sebr %;uirieoen!

e. -. Rttets, @eHeralsa sent, Dubuque,
Soma.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-24
THE TRUE FRIEND or THE SOUTH.

ii Some time ago municipal election wa
to be held at Lafayette, Louisiana, when
mob, masked, rode into the town and b,
threatened violence prevented colored yot
ers from voting. This was taken up b,
republican Journals throughout the north
and the whole south was denounced foi
the act OF these few mrn. Hundreds and
thousands OF people throughout the north
are made 10 believe thai such violence
meets with hearty approval In the south
That such charges against the south are
utterly absurd needs no better proof than
the following extract from the New Or
leans 79mes- Democrat, the leading demo
cratic paper In that state
ale IL the beat and trucat friend Of the
Southern people who tells them plain truths
tn frank aud manly wsy--not In anger,
nor yet In eauslic repfoof, but inspired by
q sincere love oflhc South. And Just nov
II Is quite clear that the best and trnesl
friend OF the Southern people will urge a
full and perfect obedience to the Law, q
cessation Of exsra-legal meats to accom-
piish ends. however desirable these ends
may he, and return 10 Tie ways Of pros
perity and peace
"The occurrences ut New Iberia and
Lafayette. We are gad to say, arc isolated
cases lawiessnesa Is not characteristic OF
the people OF Louisiana. All the more
reason, therefore. that both press and peo.
pie should make a determined effort TO
crush thIa aw-breaking In lts Incipient
stages II Il absurd 10 urge that the news
papers OF the state should be silent when q
reign o. terror, though local In its eharact-
er, prevails. |, Is far better thata friend
should tell the truth than leave the story Of
our shortcomings TO be heralded 10 the
world by enemies.
"There Is no more crime and lawiessness
In louisiana than In the North. Indeed,
VIC arc Inclined 10 believe that there IL less,
but this surely cannot be urged as reason
why We should tolerate bands of armed
men overriding all Law and appealing oiiy
TO brute force. II Is our first duty to see
that peace and prosperity prevail In Louis.
lana. Whrn this Is secured, VIC may begin
TO discuss the shortcomings OF other sec
tions OF ,he country. But our own skirts
must fret be clean.
"'rhe 1imes- Demosraf Is a true friend OF
the South. i;is likewise an homes. friend,
and |, believes that the mos, valuable les
son II can impress upon the people is full
and implicit obedience TO the law--lis let
ter and i,s spirit. There may have been
period in the history of Louisiana and the
South when heroic measures were required
to preserve our very ex,slcnee. That day
is past. For thirteen years free and un
trammeled has been the sway Of our best
people. In Our hands have been the reins
Of government. fsI not fearful indlet.
ment of the Caucasian TO declare that At
this late day the isws-laws which we have
madc--are not sufficient 10 secure peace.
prosperity and happiness :"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-24
s7
PROFIT SHARING.

One of the special features Of the Paris
centennial exposition is 10 be The compIla
,lon OF statistics relative TO profit sharing,
with explanations of the several systems In
vogue In different countries. There Is fea-
son 10 believe that much good may resul,
from the new impulse The Idea will receive
by being thus brought TO the attention OF
representatives from every part OF the
world. In the meantime news comes
from Minneapolis of the adoption of the
plan by another large business concern In
that city. The experiment has been sue
eesstuily tried In one of the largest Touring
mills In Minneapolis for Eve years past, and
has stoed the severe test Of one year with.
out profits. There have been no strikes
and the class of help employed has steadily
improved. Another establishment In the
city shows similar results, and the Mime
apolis 7tibaas has given the movement, In
the direction OF gradual extension of the
piIaciple Involved, Its cordial support. In
a recent article on the subject this paper
sums up the system and at the same time
points out some Of the obstacles In The way
OF It's complete success In the immediate
future. II Is something that must be slow
ly, perhaps painfully evolved out Of actual
experience, aud cannot be FASTENED too
rapidly without endangering or At least re-
tarding Its progress. On this point the
Tribune well says "Proiit sharing Is the
employers contribution 20 the great end
Of solving the labor problem, while cooper
alton Is the corrclatiye move made by
labor. The history of profit sharing proves
that In many instances the employees have
been to blame for tae failure of their enc
pioyer's laudable venture In Germany,
especially, sociaIis,ic agitation has been the
stumbling block Of many profit sharing
ventures. The uneducated mind incbriat.
cd with visionary dreams of universal
happiness and comfort as result Of the
expected social revolution, Is unable &c
realize that true growth, an evolution BY
degrees instead of revolution. These
economic irreconciiahles do not appreciate
the generous philanthropy of employers
but on the contrary 90 frequently are dis
posed to thwart their noble efforts. Blu
the large body OF producers are ready I,
co-operatc with any employer who viii
devote his energies and risk his money II
a practical attempt at establishing bette
conditions. And this Is the main thing
For II the labor question is ever settled, ,th
task OF solving the vcsatious problem vii
devolve upon the sensible workingmei
and the far sighted and noble hearted EN-
. ployers."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-24

The Lermon delivered by Bishop Potter,
OF New York, during the Centennial cele-
bration; which has aroused such storm of
indignant comment from republicans, de-
rived its chief significance from the fact
that In the front pew sat Benjamin Harri-
son, President of the United States. We
suspect that the sting of the Bishops words
lay in the involuntary contrast which every
one who heard them was forced to draw
between the man who sat there as the
President of the Republic and the man
whose memory was that day honored as
the founder of the Republic. That was q
comparison which was anything but flat
tering to Mr. Harrison. He had doubtless
expected the good Bishop 10 stoop to flat
terry. When he heard him tellthe plain,
unvarnished truth 1t probably made him
feel small, and 1t certainly made him feel
angry.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-24
Ayeri'sS Pills,
BREEDERS, ATTENTION.

The imported French Coach Stallion.
VindictatOr, Will make the season OF 1889
at tho following places: Brownsville,
Mondays and tuesdays; Halscy, Wed
nesdAys aud Thursdays; Lebanon, Fri
days and SATURDAYS. Hare IL an oppor
tunity To- tho farmers OF Linn county 10
get the service OF tho only French coach
horse ever brought II Oregon. He was
imported from France by Thso. Skillnian
and by him brought To this State. The
French coach horse hSs osen sttracting
great attention throughout the Eastern
States the past few years and are being
Imported from France la great numbers,
Vindioator IL fine representative of this
famous breed oi horses, Standing Tx
hands high and Weighing 1900 lbs. He
has taken premiums over Cieavland bays
wherever shown. This stallion represents
the general purpose now 80 much needed
here He will DO allowed mares at sal,
To insure marc In foai. Keep your eye
on his dates,
McKSIoRr BRo.., Props.
w. @. WEsTLAEE, Agent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-24

LEBANON Mr.. !. W. Menzles, ota'ort.
land, has bought ont the interest OF r. c.
Miller in the firm of Cruson. & Miller, hard
ware and machinery business. We are
glad to welcome Mr. Mto our town, and
bespeak for the new firm liberal patron
age. ;. Mrs w IIindmand returned heme
last Tuesday evening from Albany, where
she had been for the past three or four
days.. The match game of baseball which
was played last Saturday between the Leb
amen and country boys turned out In Q
complete victory for the Lebanon nine, by
over double the number of tallics. !. Mr.
George Ridgway, 9 former citizen and ma
tive of this county. died at his home near
Prinevile on the Sth inst.-ExPycss.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-24

Bishop Potter and his plain speaking seem TO
have aroused terrible tempest and the ire Of
some little fellows who think reflections were
cast upon General Harrison and others. We
fail to see how The good bishop violated either
good sens" or the ethics Of the occasion. lie
endeavored in plain English to impress upon
the people Of the country a needed lesson Of the
time and the necessity Of clinging TO the funda.
mental principles tha, underlie the government
lie recognized the tendency toward the rule of
wealth and money kings and boldly declared
his ideas. Iiis plain speaking was timely and
Il win cause the people Of the country to think
Of the matter and perhaps do something to
counteraet The tendency IN the wrong direc-
tion
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-24

The 4rH.-A meeting Of 4sh of July
committees was held Il the office OF Cur
ran & Montcith last Friday. The finance
committee reported nearly $1,000 raised
On report oi the fireworks committee It
was decided to have day fireworks, Ar.
engagements were reported made for hall
fair rates on railroads running into Al
bany. On motion the secretary was d.
rccted TO invite Hon NJ G George to dcliy-
er the oration. Prof Walker. chairman OF
The committee on literary exercises, re-
ported the formation OF a boys military
company with sixty members, who will be
equipped for the occasion with wooden
gans, etc. Other committees reported pro
gress. ThAcelcbration promises to be
the grcatestYn the history of the city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-24

Some evenings agoin portiandthe minister
In charge Of the Taylor street M 4 Church de.
iyered lecture during the course Of which lie
made a comparison between San Francisco
and Portland newspapers, and landed the
Oyego1ian as the creates, and best newspaper
on the coast, and took especial pains 10 approve
Of the very moral and upright tone Of that paper.
Is Il to wondered at that agnosticism aud other
forms Of unbeieif do 80 abound when q minister
Of the gospel shall 20 far stray away from truth
and fact ~ 10 commend the moral worth Of that
paper9
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-24

The unstable and unreliable character
much Of the booming in Oklohasna Is shown by
the readiness with which 20 many Of the boom.
en were discouraged. They are boomerangs,
20 to speak, going of in an irregular way, and
coming back with as little regard TO any known
aw. All the discouragements they experienced,
the poor character Of much oftiie soil. and the
fact that the boomers greatly oatnun.bercd the
opportunities offered for settlement were widely
know before they lefl home Ifthey had calm
ly sat down TO count the cost they would have
stayed at home and saved 80 much money.
AZ Il Is they only :.exemplify the old
saying. "a rolling stone win gather no moss. !"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-24

Several inventions have been made recently
for the comfort Of the horse. A Missouri man
has taken out apatent on an awning which
covers horse from head TO tail. This awning
Is sustained while up by poles attached to the
ihilis. II can be folded up and le,:down so as
to be disposed of snugiy jus, in front Of the
dashboard. An other new continuance Is an
automatic arrangement which let's the blanket
fall comfortably upon his back while standing.
and keeps Il out Of the dirt when he lies down.
And still third invention Of the past year is a
clock attachment 10 the feed boz, by which the
mess Of grain drops down to the :borse at the
precise minute he owner may chose to sci il.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-24
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Present Mayor, r,Recorder, Marshal an
Csuncllmen 6radwohi, Parker, Bnrkhar
Tabler, Deyoe and French
The following bills on motion were or
dcred paid n floftman, $si.3s Ge,
Hughes, $s ! w D Barr ss4 Jas Riley
s4.ss eost bills, ssi.ssiNJ Ilenton
$3s,t5 N II Allen, SiiS 1 + Iiadley
$47 40 Aw Mcclaln, sos.as.
The committee on accounts and cprrenI
expenses reforted against allowing bill o.
$40 TO Albany Engine Co No, for slulc
Ing Caiipooia street ~ wer.
Committee on health and police reported
IN favor OF requesting temoyal Of nuisance
on lot }. block ;, + A On motion adopt.
cd.
Street Commissioner reported that city
was out Of lumber aud Ia favnr Of several
sewer connections.
Nuisance near Chinese laundry In rear
OF Revere House was ordered abaied.
City Surveyor Barr reported Ia reference
TO sewer connection with blocks ~ and a
Petition Of T. L Howe and others for
sidewalk on soath skie First street ad,oln.
Ing block iis, lis A, and for foot bridge
on south side First street across Santiam
ditch was read and referred.
GOrdlnanec iosfproviIlng for building OF
sidewalks, their width. etc, was read third
time and unanimously passed.
Ordinance 1913, providing for protection
OF fire hose, was read three times and un.
anlmous'y passed.
The following bids for bridge across
Lyon siTeet at Junction OF Sth street we're
opened aud read :. w Reece, S!It.sS !,
Shahan Bros, $33s w T. Kelley, $i0s !;
! Hadley, $2io
On melton oi Councilman Parker cop
tract was let to Mr. Kelly, bridge TO be built
within twenty days.
Property oweers In block q, on motion
OF Burkhart were ordered To- connect with
Baker sewer within thirty days, and lie.
corder was directed 10 advertise for bids
for sewer across Lyon street to complete
the connection.
On motion OF iurkhart Tie Street Gem.
imlasoner was directed To Give certain
property owners live days notice 10 can.
meet with main sewers,
The matter OF pay Of the Street Com.
missioner was discussed promlscuously.
Street Commissioner was directed 10 pur
chase a car load OF lumber, on motion Of
Parker
a new order was directed made Ia favor
VI the Fiat National Bank on account ot
fire engine note taken up By the Bank.
Ms Z N Westiali stated that Mr. Such,
The ewner OF Cloyerdale charged 20 cents
i load for gravel. while Mr. pearee asked
5 cents al Time he entered inte contract
With city, and asked 10 be released from
at present price.
Monday, Nav 2Sth, =. 20 was set ne
time .or Couaeil 10 meet as Board OF Equal.
izatlon.
Committee on ways and means was d.
reetesi 10 have report Of the financial con-
ds,lon Of the city ready at the next meet.
Ing.
bIlls referred aud adjourned.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-24

In washington's time IL per cent Of prOtec-
tecsion was thought enough for our infant in
dus,ries. Now when they are hundred years
old every man who proposes to give them less
than ~ per cent. is called Free-Trader,
Where they have So per cent. they are hungry
for more and are still crying give. givel
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-24

''So employee Of the government shall be
removed on political grounds" recently declared
President Harrison. 1--WE will not fail to keep
our pledges seca use they have broken theirs,
says the platform upon which Harrison wal
elected. One hundred and twenty two
Democratic pOstmasters were removed yester
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-24

Sol Iiirsch Of Portland has been appointed
minister TO Turkey. "Sol" is great feeder ard
We see no reason Why ''minis,er" in Turkey
should not have nil III: fowls he wants. "Sol, >
is broad minded man and will make credit
able representative Of American interests I the
Sublime Porte
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-24

John n Scott, Of Indianapolis, has been ap-
pointed Superintendent Of Construction Of the
new Custom-IIouse to b. built al Port Town.
send w. T. His salary Is s6 per day. The
significance Of this announcement is that Mr..
Scot; is a brother Of Mrs Benjamin Harrison.
II will be noted that Benjamin Harrison Is
President Of the United States.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-24

DIR Jennie Mecowen Of Iowa has been unant
inouSly elected president Of the Dayenpor
The retiring president declared that in resigning
the chair he did 50 with peculiar pleasure to
one whom he felt to be in every way compe.
ten, TO wotthily Gil the Official position"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-24

The teachers of the Local District In
eiuding Lebanon. Albany, Tangent. shedds.
Halsey, Harrisburg, ,csawiordsvillr. Browns
Vile and intervening districts viii convene
a, Brownsvilie.iu the City Iiali.on the sslh
day Of May, 1889. at $50 q. m. Alltcaeh.
ers and friends es education are Invited 10
attend.
The following program wIiI be observed
MORNING srssioS
will begin Al $50 o'clock a. m.
Object Of Institutes, suPt l. NJ curl.
Discussions.
orthography. Prof 6 + Russell. ] Van
wlnkle, Iialsey.
Reading. Frank Stanard, Bir, Gable.
Brownssllle.
Language, Prof Hunt, Of Lebanon. Miss
Hattie Long. Brownsville.
AFTERNOON SESSION, t;5o o'crooK.
Discussions.
Arithmetic. W " Hall, OF Brownsville,
Harvey Bond. Halsey.
History, Prof Jewett. Harrisburg. Miss
Sellie 3wank, BrownSville.
Geography, Miss Belle Chance.
Physiology and Hygiene, Prof NJ VIII
liasns, Prln. Eugene schools.
EVENING SESSION, o'cLocx.
Mueic. Male quartetle. ."Speed My Bark. y
Address, "Objcet Of the free school sys.
tenn o coshow, IT,
Music, choir
Recitation. "Joe's Paipilaiion." Jiinmie
Cooley.
Address, "Object OF al Education Prol
]. l. Lay, of Pcuna Public schools.