The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-12-11
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THURSDAY.

The white dry weather flag got thoroughly
oaked today
The York will be taught nj The dancing
school tomorrow evening.
The train was two hours late today,
The delay being caused by land slide.
Hops are only 10 eeuts az Eugene. Mr.
Faber, OF the brewery, recently paid 16
cents. for a lot. 10 this city.
A drunken fortune teller IL coming this
way from the South. He'gots 10 all the
ealabooses.
a subscription IL being solicited By Rsv
q A Wooloy for Cumberland Presby yteriaf
church In Albany TO bo erected Ia tho Third
Ward.
A State prohibition party was organized
In Portland yesterday. with A w Lucas, oi
Monmouth, chairman. 7 2 Haekleman
and Thomas Thomas we present from Linn
county. Mr. Hackleman was appointed
chairman Of the committee on resolutions
and platform, ana 80 one Of the members oi
the State central committec.
MRs. RUssELL DEAD Mrs. Russell
died at her home on Lyon Street, at G
O'Clock this morning, after ah Illness OF
about week, nj the age Of about "a years.
The deceased came from Pennsylvania 10
Albany about nineteen years ago. and has
lived alone for good many years. She
was cousin OF Robert Foster, ard was q
member OF The Up. church. Her life
was peculiarly pure one one Of universal
Christian charity for everybody. She was
beloved by all who knew her. Unoeten.
tacious her life was a noble one. The
deceased leaves one son, Foster Russell,
who has been a resident OF Eastern Ore
gon several years,who IL expected tonight
or 10. morrow, when arrangements will
be made for the funeral.
THE Losses ApJUsTgp.-Mr w II
Raymond, specfal agent Of the Guardian
| Insurance Co, returned last evening" from
| Seio. where he adjusted the loss OF the
company on the miit of L Coin at $500
paying the same In full. II was at frs
thought by the agent that there was an
other policy on the mill; but II ,gas moi
bcing carried The insurance Of the
Farmers u Merchants Ins. Go. was al
lowed In full, making 81. 900 In ali. The
| Guardian was rcinsured. Mr. Gambler wa
associated with Mr. Coin. but he has re-
tired The total loss of Mr. Coin was about
$4,000 or 5000 aaove Insurance. The
farmers lost 1900 bushels OF wheat. Nj
Coin viii rebuild al once.
| A FARMERS INSTITUTE will be held a
Siivcrton Dec 10th ard nth. These de-
serve the encouragement OF the farmers
Following Is the program:
Thursday, 1880 p m. Music. Address
of welcome, Hon TT Geer Response
Prof ID Leteher. Music. Poultry rails
ing. Prof r Beichiold. Discussion. Dem
onsiratIon Of the Workings of the Babj
Cream Separator, with remarks on Dairy
Ing In The Willamette Valley, & i
Schmidt. Discussion.
Friday, 10 q m.-MusIc. Breeds o
Hogs and what shall We feed themI Dis
eussion opened by Hon T T Geer. Music
Silos and Siiage. Prof II T French. Dis
eassion. Music.
Friday, 1880, p m-M.sic. Butter ant
bread production In the Willamette VaiIe,
&c II Schmidt. Discussion. Music
The future outlook for the fruit industry
In orcgon-lion S a Clark. Summe
faiiowing-Open discussion. Music.
Friday, IN, Music. Question from
Question Cox Road Building, Prof ] I
Leisher. Discussion. Farm Accounts
Prof w w Bristow. fhe Country iIom
and The Country School, X ID Allen
Discussion. Mu ic.