The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-10
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

The interest IN the teachers institute
continues. The classes are we'll attend
ed and are proving an educational sue
Gees Sevsu more TEACHERS Nsre enrolled
today as iollows:
Scio-M y Richardson.
Halsey Blanche Collins
iefferson-Agnes Greene.
She htlbuVn-FloFz-Gye
A.bany-Dorena Marshall, Ms \ J
Alphine.
PhilomAts,-Jul!a NJ Taylor
Total entullmen. lis.
To-morrow night the fiEs; public enter
iasnmeGs will be given 81 the opera
house. and no douts viii be greeted By
full house. The program will lie aboG;
as follows:
Vocal due;t bv Misses Lottic sad
( Georgia CgsieT. oi Albany.
Recitation by Miss Julia u Taylor, 81
/ PhilomaGh.
Lecture. probably by Prof Blos=. Of the
Z o. A. =.
Solo. by Miss Lille Farrell.
Recitation, by Miss Mary Cnndsa, oi
Albany.
Duet,, by Mise. Lo;tie and Georgia
Custer.
state Super.n,ende. McEIroy is ex-
pecsed in Albany Saturday 10 zssis; sn
/ the institute l'gol loGng of Helena.
Montana. "a iW lecture on Monday or Tues
day nights, On 10th ol ghich evenings
there " II he entertainments. kbe pro-
grams Tor which have no, y-i been ar
ranged
The entertainment a. the opera house
las: evening was attended by : good s3Bed
audience wuo were well repaid by hearing
program Il merit
Misses Lostie and GsOg yia Custer were
heard in a vocal dses and promptly enco--
ed. Miss Lottie has pleasant soprano
while Miss Georgia :4as an alto. II not basS
voice of rare depth. and very musical.
Miss Julia Taylor. Of PhilomA;h. -ecIsed
Kidnapped in Mercy." when President
! Bluss. Of the q &C. was intrsiGce1 and
delivered an address rep.eie with good
Thoughts He believes that an education
consists no; only Of book learning. but that
the teacher fails 10 perform his duty If be
does net also instil into tire minds OF his
pupils ii sas Of honesty. coed manners and
high sense Of the digGity Of labor. Every
school should have place for physical
labor. Good citizenship and patriotism
should be taugh; and the fsg -esered.
These thoughts were particularly tineiy-
Tie Misses Custer were again hard in
duet and warmly cncorsl
Miss Mary Cundif presented mono
! Iogne. an address TO a country cousin.
Heads not Hearts are TrumPs," artistlcly
presented with excellent elocntionary effect
The County Teachers Institute closes
this afternoon after a very successful week.
The nev SYSTEM ofc'ass exercises has proven
the correct thing. The institute has been
ably conducted by Superintendent Ruther-
ford. VINO has received valuable assistance
from Prof Pratt of Portland. Prof g ii
Wilkes, Of Lebanon, Prof Michener, of
Brownsville. Pref Jarvis. of Portland, P!Of
Tyree, Of ALBANY, Prufs Torbett and ow-
land of the College. and aiss Gar and
Mrs IamnSou Of the Albany schools. while
Miss Carothers has rendered efficient work
rs secretary
Monday and Tuesday the district insti-
tute will be held at the school building I'M
der charge Of State Superintendent sicEi-
roy. The sessions will bc general ones in
the chapel, with discussions on prominent
school topics. There will he evening Ses-
sions at the opera house, probably Of an in
formal. social nature, for which the pro-
grams have net yet been arranged, and will
not he Until the arrival of Superintendent
hicElroy.