The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-11-27

count Of the great importance Of the
matter, and have succeeded remarkably
/ we'll. Parents may send theii children to
school Monday morning with the assur-
ance that they will be In as healty a
| place as there Is In The city, one that will
be kept so in the future.
old boy this forenoon shot one OF Fritz
Huftnan's fine cochin chickens, put II ua-
| der his coat and started off, when a man
who saw II, took him In charge, and con-
vcycd hi IN to the Recorders Office. A lib
eral price was paid for the fowl and the
boy given bis liberty, Il is TO be hoped
with good resolutions
WANTED Ar CORVALLIS. - Marshal
| Hoffman today was notified by Marshal
| Scranord TO arrest members Of Boston
| Comedy Co. and hold them for $40 nntIl
warrant arrived. What for Is not known
They could not be found. no such people
having come this way.
To-MoHEow's sgRwogs.--Rev shorey
will preach at the Congregational church
morning and evening.
MrOP Coshow will speak at the meet
ing for men at 4 O'Clock in the w CT u
Hall. The subject IL one OF interest and
every member Of the Y M @ A should be
present. All men are invited.
A the United PresD yterian church at u
a m, DR. Irvine will repeat the first sermon
nc preached In Albany. II was delivered
on the 9Th day of November 1851, and Is
now little more than forty years old.
AT the Baptist church on Sunday at II
a m the p1stor Rev Geo Hill will preach.
In the evening at 1880, the Sunday school
will give an interesting and Instructive
Bible Day Program, entitled, "Marchipg
Orders" Sunday school at 1915 p m.
Young Peoples meeting 6:3o p m. All be
made welcome.
Preaching at the Presbyterian chuch at
II IN and 7 80 p III by the pastor. Sab.
bath school at l2:l5 p IN, YP 8 CE at
6 As IN. subjec, Of morning sermon,
"Provideniial Oversight" Evening,
Faith and the world" Ali will be
made welcome 10 these services.
The Linn county teachers local instr
tute for Lebanon was held in that city
last night and today. The exercises
opened with an address Of welcome by
| NJ A Miller, Mayor Of Lebanon. To say
lhht tbe h1urebs was eATneHt, purely
classical and well received describes it.
He accorded the visiting teachers the
hospitalities Of the city; also in the course
Of his remarks paid high tribute to the
present system Of public school educa-
ton and the noble pioneers who inaugu-
rated 1t.
| Supt. Russell, on the part OF the visit
ors, made short, well worded response.
| Supt. Russell is very energetic and emf
nently successful in stimulating teachers,
under his supervision, TO perform the
very beat work and by so doing grow in
efficiency and usefulness in general.
| b Horner, principal OF the Albany
| public schools. was on the program for a
set speech but owing to the fact that
the audience vas largely composed Of
citizens following various pursuits, he
took n sentence from Miller's speech just
delivered, and spoke for twenty-five
minutes upon The Modern public school,
a Miniature University"
The entire program was interspersed
with excellent music and well rendered
recitations under the direction Of Princi-
pal w A McGhee and Mrs Funk, OF the
Lebanon public school. The work was
continued this morning at o O'Clock.
Teachers from all parts Of the county
were present, and Interesting and profit
able sessions are anticipated.