The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-03
SATURDAY
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. G. X. Fronk has been visiting her
brother viii Aerriman at Geryais.
George Vandran, formerly of this city,
now with j. A Gross, of Ashland, was in
Albany today.
Born, in Independence on April 20, TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Lake Doris an eight
pound son.
DIR. J. L. Hill, grand chancellor K. oi
p. returned this noon from Port and,
where he spoke last night at X. OF r.
meeting.
Hon. III. B. Miller of Grants Pass has
sold his fine two-year-old colt, by Alta
mont, out of Bid, TO Portland party for
$500. This is good price for dull times /;
but the yonngster shows much speed aud
promise.-Times.
Rev. J. B. Lister, OF Albany, has been
engaged TO preach for the Christian de-
nomination in this city. Services will be
held regularly at the Christian church on
the second and fourth Sunday Of each
neutrality-suspicious. Enterprise.
Miss Landon, young woman IS years
of age few days ago was lost in the
woods beyond Coburg. and spent all
night with only dog as companion. 4
party OF twenty-five searched all night
for her, finding her finally a. about s
O'Clock in the morning.
Senator Chas. A. Cogzwell and wife re-
turned yesterday from an extended visit
east as far as New York and south to
New Orleans and Atlanta Mrs. Cogs-
well went 10 jacksonville 10 get her cnil-
dren and the senator went TO Portland
and they viii return 10 Lakeview this
week Senator CogSwell SAYS the ma
,ional political pulse is ihrobbing pretty
lively and he predicts that Xice-Presi-
dent Stevenson will be the democratic
standard bearer on Z free coinage plat
form, while the republicans will troi out
= s;raddle bug money platform. an un-
monetary candidate satisfactory
TO the goldites, and they will holler tar
in all through the campaign even though
they get roiten-eggsi for talking on q
subject the people don't care about hear
Tidingz-
TEACHERS lSsETTrTE- one hum
ired and seventy names have been en-
rolled during the institute. The sessions
have been full OF interest Consisting
principally OF class work they have no;
been ot q character 20 re .iew. Last
night large crowd Vas present az the
college. Alter announcements by Super
Rutherford the Misses Caster
were heard in duet. President 2. L
Campbell, OF Monmouth. delivered an
address full OF meat He brought oct
very strongly the Importance. Of instrn-
IN all things, that Is, that
gold in the ground amounts 10 moth
ing until j, Is taken out and put into use,
Prof. Campbell Is a fluent t2lker and al
ways cniertAins and instructs. His ad-
dresses are always full OF points. The
college quartet, consisting Of Messrs-
McCuily. Bryant, Aftermath and En-
NETT closed the program.
The Teach n Institute closed this noon
after forenoon p.o;itably spent in the
discussion OF geography, school records
and daily programs The following res
oluilons were passed:
ALRANY, Or, April q, 1885.
Be il resolved by the teachers Of Linn
county, in institute assembled
LIST. That, after thorough and care
ful investigation Of the revised course OF
study for the public schools OF Linn coun-
~, We believe il 20 be 20 the bes; inter
esis Of our schools 10 use every possible
means OF adopting the same. and that
we appeal TO all directors and patrons 10
assis; US in 50 doing
end. Resolved that copy OF this res
olution be furnished to all papers OF the
county for publication