The state rights democrat., September 28, 1894, Image 1

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VOL XXX.
ALBANY.OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. 1S94
watered at the rit a Aire at Albany. Or, at Drroml-t l Hall Mallei :
.TITE a SI rTIXt.. P. blither, aad lrsprlelsr
Kiahts
ft
W.L. Douglas
S3 SHOE NO SQUEAIUNCl.
5. CORDOVAN,
FRENCH ENAMELLED CALT
POLICE. 3 Soles.
2.i- BOYiSCHOOLSHOEa.
LADIES-
SENOrORCATAUMUC
W-L-DOUGLAS ,
BROCKTON. MASS.
Voti can mtc wonff fcr purcbaalsg W. l
irons in BB4
ftarcrtuea tnoea in tue worm, ana guarantee
t rui
the value by stamping the name nd price on
the bottom, which on
protects you against high
prices and the middleman's profits. Our shoes
equal custom work in style, easy fitting and
wearing qualities. We have them sold every
wnere ai lower prices lor me value given man
any other make. Take no substitute. If your
dealer cannot supply you, we can. Sold by
THE l . E-BLAIN
CLOTHINGtCO
mm GOLLSBIATS II8TIT0T!
ALBANY, OREGON
lSttl, 18Q2
' Term "pearr: Kepcmer tit:
A ft I oorpe of instructca,
...MSICAL, SCiEKTIFIC UTERART
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES,
i. -arses ol study Brrangod t dm
all grcdea of student
Hf"ai iHauctmntt eftttd t udi n
rom abroad.
bibust -vsaiT
t- ice i Cream Baking Powder
Moat Perfect Mac a.
for Infants
Caoterta is to well adapted to children thl
mcommfd it an superior tony praecripUoa
vowu t." HI Aaeanr, JL D.,
lit Sex Oxford ,, SroakTjTV, K. Y.
I of 'rsutcria Li as u-iresrsal and
a mortis so uilllii ti t It iriamt s Trrrr
I fiperarogaUon to endorse it. Fsw are the
astfatpBt eTTpia who do not keep Castoria
. Vu oasjr roach."
CacvosHas-nx,
Sew York City.
Tbs Oorrara
Vet
The Oregon Land Co
-. Vi:n its h.-mt office at
- - - OBii&O 9"
t v? f locU, corpey JU-jeriy nd 3Ute street, branch office in Portlaiu
MA.KES a specialty of Sunnyside fruit tract near Salem
Will sell 6, 10 or 0 acre lots at $50 to $60 per
ere small cah payment long tim? onj balance
or par tic u las.
FORTHILLEB
Undertakers
and
' 1 I TZ KtEP conslsnllvcn I art) a full line of n-ctallc, tlolh r.l veed ritkett ai
W coffins. Also buiial lobes and suits, in brcadclolh, ,f ! n ir, It
which will be old at
The Lowest r.vlug I'roHl.
EMBALMING and the r"l'ercare of the dead a specialty
m EXTRA. CH ARC! FOR
(ALBAJMY - - MASONIC
As Many Pounds
or a Dollar, and every thing
in Albany, at
Julius Gradwohls
vttbe corner of Second and Ferry sti setf . Call thero
our groceries and crockery ware.
ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY
J. JOSEPH, froprletor.
MANHOC&
vct pocket. S1 per box.
fdraniists. Ack for it. take
aJsVtaar' R
,irr u wriim iduviim bo rur. ar i-iuni
iu piaiu wrappv r. Addreu
ro. ssiain Arban'.Ors..byJ. A. OL'MlslMU
"A old a
thehUla"ad j
never excell
ed. "Tried
and proven"
is the verdict
o f millions.
b i m m o at
Liver Rerru-
Better
l.itor ia the
only Liver
ad luuticy
jediciue tc
which you
can pi; your
faith for a
cure. A
mild laxa
tive, and
purely veg
etable, act
ing direciiy
on the Liver
n d Kid
neva. Try it
Sold by aU
or in Fowde
adi uitoa teiv
n
lan
Pills
Jill
t 1 t:!".
TVe t.
"I lur e .
Wv J!.. .
Mr. nesl
i.lf trl
SON V.I. -!
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M
ON TAN VB
Attorneys at Law.
Albany, Oregon
and Children.
Castoria era : Colic, OoajMpaHon,
Son SuhlaA, Inarrhoca, EroctatioB.
Kills Worm, gives slaep, an
gatlaVj
Without Injurious spdk&ia
I "For "-rend rears I have ree anmeasU
your ' OKVaria,- and shall alwn. I rooOnue u
I do so as It has invariably irox-ed besaflcia
I results.
Envrs F. Pabdbe. 2L P..
Til m Mmi ( I . Tasj Taiafy
I
CoaraxT, 77 Xraaav grajnrr. Xrsr Toaa CRT.
& MING
Embalmer.
HEARSE OR SERVICE ,
TEMPLE - - OREGOI
of Sugar.
else as cheap, as at any store
New Store.
RESTORED;
-. i.ltVE
L-muaii'-ud locui a.l iicrtiiusdlssaass.sueli so Weak Memory, Lossof "
Power. Uesdaclie. WaUelulueu. 1-uetMaiiliuoil.Niiiijlly Kuil.nloos. Ne
ness.atl aralnsand luh. c,r attwer' i'nneruovt-,r, . ,.i ..,. u. ...... -
byoTcrexertloii.ynutlirafrrars, oxcen.ive ue ui tnUucc opium orsttar
ula iu. which lead to Intlrmltr.Consamptlun or inuuHr. I an be carried In
for V6, by null preiiul.i
v. itn SJ order w
no other. Wrltaforfrt.
itnev Hold be '
MUVK JKEU C"
i Honk ssnt ft
"mpia.Ci .a
,u. iiriuurtlxj.
aadbr UODOEh IU-.
Dolph Make a Si-kech. Harvey Scott
delivered an address at the slate fair in
Salem the other evenina. Senator Dolph
was also called out. The Iniependent
touches him up in this style: After, he
resumed his speech. Senator Dolph who
was present, was introduced in another,
long, windy and fulsome speech. The
old gentleman promptly came to the
front and delivered himself of a drearv,
old-fashioned, and meaningless tirade
against everybody and everything but
Senator Dolph. He had also the extreme
ly bad taste to introduce politics to the
attention of his listeners, of various
kinds of political faith, but who were
here lor a common purpose, and that
purpose not to be insulted. In a very
short time, the audience bo thinned out
that the peaker nad to direct his talk
to the few who occupied the band stand
with him, and who wer J railed in so that
it was impossible for them to make their
escape. He had those poor fellows just
where he wanted them, and he took ad
vantage of h is opportunity. Mr Dolph
is a tall man, who present a picture of
no intellectual force whatever. He has! well as his best man appeared in fall
about as much expression a the netri- ! drew, and the bext lady in a pale blue
fled woman on exhibition in a email ; silk. The .ing service, gracefully per
canvass tent on the outside. He would I formed, added to the beauty of ih cere
have made a good cavalier in the dayajmony. After the words had bet n said
of Charles I of England, and he made a that made the happy couple man and
great mieiaae m noi naving Dee a born
in tha era, for in that event we believe
his nam- would have Wen handed down
to pos eritv He don' If long to this
age.
Gi's AcciDaHT. Lane county has let
up for a few da a on stand ups and is
now star'ing in pretty lively on ita crop
ot gun accidents. The Guard tells of an
other: A shooting accident occurred at
Meadow poetoffice, about 90 miles west
of here on the Siaslaw river, last Sondav,
Two boys, Justin Phillips and Ralph
Nichols, had gone oat shooting with a
44 calibre self-cocking revolver. From
the meagre account obtainable.it appears
'.hat Phillios was holding the revolver,
when by a jme means it was discharged ;
that Nichols was standing directly in
front of him and the ball entered his leg,
and striking the hone, so that it came
back and lodged in one of Philips' lees.
Lane county is certainly the champion
gun accident location in the state of Ore- I
gon.
f. n I
wiSTUf.-ine height ol the 1
highest peak of the Three Sisters, the
anow capped mountains to the east of
us, has several times been roughly esti-
mai-a, ana aneroid t-aroiueters have
been used, bnt varied widely. The
height has been variodslv estimated all
the way from 8.000 to 12 000 feet above
the level of the sea. When Prof Me
Aiister went to the summit of the high
est peak last snmmer he too. with him
a mercurial barometer for the parpoe of
obtaining the true height, the Prat
mercurial barometr ever iaen on the
mountain. He found the height to be
10.0SS feet Register.
Stats Kaib. The 2 :45 bicycle race was
won hv Will Shinn ni .ilem f I,. -
second" ; Sears was 4th. Time 2 :4-V Tn'e
one-fourth mile race was won bv H. B.
Hewitt, Kahoock second, Morphv 3rd,
Sean 6th. Dr. Wricht was at Iba end
Time, 34 eeconds. The three mile cap
was won by Hewitt, K. A. Miller second.
Sears did not enter this contest.
Jack the Ripper won the 2:40 race in
three straight heats, best time 2:31..
Mowitxa won the runn-ns race in 1:49m
which makes an Oregon record by an
Urvgon horse. Normande won the 11-16.
race and Vulcan the I5 hurdle in
2;08'4' breaking the Pacific Coast record.
Where la He. A dispatch from
Burns reads: Much concern is being ex
pressed as to the whereabouts of William
Harvey, who left here two montha ago
with a light wagon for Albany. No news
of him has been received since his ar
rival there.except that his team has been
ia waiting several weeks to bring htm
back.
Mrs Parkes. of Tacoma, is in the cit
the guet of her parents Mr and Mrs
Ewert.
Married, at the Presbyterian parsonage
James Keeton and Jane Vineyard both
of Crawfsrdsville, Kev E R Prirhard of
ficiating.
H B Kacry returned last night from
Upper Soda on bis Wcycle, having made
the trip in a day.
Mr and Mrs A H Martin went to Salem
today toa'tend the funeral of Mr Martins
sister, Mrs Jane Miller, whe died there
yesterday.
Mr Wallace Baldwin, commander of
the soldiers home was in the city ibis
noon on hia way to Benton county for
an ouiing
Prof VcKee, a former teacher in the
Albany college, now manager of the
Occident of San Francisco wae in Albany
tbit noon on his way home by way of
Portland and a Pacific steamer.
Mrs Geo F Craw, having improved a
little, was removed yesterday from So
daville to Albany, where abe is now at
M.- Prank Craw's residence in that city.
Mr Craw came home on laat night's
train Guard.
A weddiDg suggests others, and the
Man about Town can cover the fingers
of both hands with marriage ceremonies
that will probably occur inside a year,
and are now so far aluug as to indicate
engagements.
Senator Dolph spent this forenojn in
Albany, while on bis way to the bay.
He ia going to eee what bis constituents
need. We hope he will keen is optics
on the Willamette also and help to give
as a navigable stream twelve months in
a year.
Mr Dolph was acco npanied to the Bay
by Hon 0 N Denny, L E Blaln, G F
Simpson, J R 'yatt, N H Allen, B J
Ilopking and I) B Monteitb.
There will be a m-etlnif of the teacher.
of the Albany public schools at the central
scnotl house on Saturdar at one o'clock.
Prof Tyree requritt all the teachers to be
present.
About fifty neisons emibvcd St a hop
yard near Salem struck for 50 cents per
box, the first of the week. They didr.'t
get it, and were replaced by persons will
ing to accept 40 cents.
Messrs E H Collls and W S Love, of
Portland, arrived here Saturday. I hey
are out on a two weeks vacation and ex
pect to cover 500 miles of territory . They
are walking, doubtless for their health,
and from here expect to cross the moun
tains 10 Frlnel!le and a roundabout route
back home. Reels cr. Probiblv uireesl-
ed by the tra;np of McAmant anJ Ross.
Messrs Stone r.r.d Bonner.reprt tenting a
syndicate of Montana contractor, who
re Investigating mailers with a view to
purchasing the Oregon Pacific and extend'
tng h eastward were In Albany yetterday
and went to the Frcn' to look over the
field. A double head would be proper for
an item use tins, but our citizens are
tired of double headed railroad Items and
are walling for action.
Real faith nevei grows weak by hai
lng to wait. Sufferers Latin? Hood's
Sarsaparllla for chronic complaints should
be patient and the result will be satisfac
tory. Hood's Cures.
Hoods Pills act easily, yet piomptty
anu emcicnuy. on me i.ver and bowels
25c.
Peculiar to Itself.
Hood's Sxrssptrilla Is peculiar to itself,
in a strictly medicinal sense, in three im
portant paitlculars, viz: firs', in the com
bination of remedial agents used; second,
In the proportion In which ibey are mixed;
third, In the process by which the active
curative properties of the preparation air
secured These thre; Important polr.tt
mate Hood's Sarsaparilla peculiar in lis
medicinal merit, as It accomplishes curet
hitherto unknown.
But It it not what we siy but what
Hood's Sarsaparilla dost, that tells the
story. What Mood's Saattparilla has
done for others it reason fir confidence
that it Is the medicine for you.
TUB OltTtL 1'AKKKlt WKODINO.
Mr Will one), of Mr.Minnville, and
Miss Nina Parker, of Albany
Weie united in marriage, at the resi
dence of the bride's parents, Mr and Mrs
K A Parker, in Aloany, on Wednesday
evening, Sept. 19, 1804, at S o'clock.
On leaving McMinnville for Albany,
Mr Ortel found in the street a horse shoe.
Picking it up as an omen of good luck he
brought it to this city. It was gilded
and made the clapper of a beautiful
bridal bell of white roses aud dahlias,
which was hung at the west end of Mr
Parker parlors, over a bower of foliage.
Beneath the bell a very impressive cere
mony was performed by Rev ERPrirh
ard. The bridal party entered the room
to the strain of Mendelssonu's wedding
march executed by Prof W H Lee, the
bride on the arm of her father, and the
groom with Mrs Parker, Mr Ed quinn
acting aa best man and Mies Artie Hus
ton as best lady. The bride looked beau
tiful and received many compliments on
her appearance. She was dressed in a
lovely brocaded cream Sbadame silk.
with veil and natural
orange bloseoum
i sent from California
l he groom, aa
wife cougra'ulations followed. Aneven-
imc full of euggt-tive occurrences was
pa reed by the large company of guests
present, on- of the nv at st) ish ever
congregated in onr city, noticeable for
"asiy weddiug costnmee worn by hand
some young women. It was an elite
wedding event in the history of Albany.
A delicious lunch was served and was
greallv enjoyed. A feature of it was a
ring caae, the ring to fall !o the lot of the
young lady to be married during the
coming year. Miss Artie Huston drew
the piece of cake that held tha ominone
jewelry Another test was a boquet
thrown at random among the young
ladies. Miss Minnie MrKarland was
struck and received many on dilatory
congratulations on her good fortune.
Music and a turn or two at dancing ,
varied the time of the evening.
Over one hundred and fifty invitations
had been sent oat to the friends ot the
popular couple, going to numerous
friends here and relatives and friends in
other places.
UQ WIUliWIl miuriicu m ft. .
The company dispersed at II o .lock.
.,! man or ihr narlv airaiu met at the
denot this noon anJ Did the worthy
couple God-speed on their bridal trip to
Seattle, from which they will return and
settle at McMinnville where the groom
is book keeper for K U Wade & Co.
The display of wedding presents waa
large and elegant, and were greatly ad
mired. W give a list of them, which
will also indicate many of the guests of
the evening:
EAParker-Clo.k.
Mrs K A Parker Knitted bed spread
and shams.
J B Ortel tSS in gold.
Mrs Flora Clifton Silver not bowl.
Jessie Clifton Silver olive fork
Mrs E B Thomas Hand woiked rug
Dr J W Thomas-Silver roup ladle.
Mr and Mrs W il Parker I pr damask
towels.
Mr and Mrs Virgil Paiker-Silver
berry Jtsh
Mrs Martin Combing cape.
Mr and Mrs W Huston Silver salt
and pepper vervice.
E L Quinn I set silver knives and
forks, 1 set silver table spoons, 1 set
silver lea spoons.
Mrs R A and Nooa Irvine Silver
gravy spoon.
Mr and Mrs T J Stites Silver coop
ladle.
Mr and Mrs W A Croxton Silver
water pitcher.
Ur and Mrs E La Korreat, Mrs C O
Barnes Silver salid bowl.
Mr and Mrs H J Sower Silver cake
disb.
Mr and Mrs F H Pfeiffer-Silver berry
spoon -
Mr and Mrs T M Monteitb Silver pie
anife.
Mr and Mrs W M Rals'on-Silver set
fruit knives.
Mr and Mrs Will Parker Bird aad
cage.
Rev and Mrs E R Prhhard Pickle
dish and book.
Mr and Mrs F F Nutting Rose jar.
Zulu Winn Lunch cloth.
Emma Pftiffer doz silver batter
dishes.
Anna Babbington Silver enp and
saucer.
Olga Hewitt Silver gravy spoon
Birdie Day Silver boquet bolder.
Libbie Caro'hers Souvenir spoon
Mary Bland Point lace doily.
Rose Train Hop pillow.
E-.na Allen Chamois sofa pillow.
Rose Shielaod i dox af er dinner
cops.
Hattie Ball Ethel Redfield, Maud and
Minnie Van Horn -t dox after dinner
cops.
Pearl Vance, Nina Galbraith. W B
Peacock, W L Lyon silver bread dish.
Mr and Mrs W S Hobba 1 pr towels,
1 picture throw.
Misses Eva Cowan, Anna Flini, Hattie
Galbraith, Lyda Galbraith, nna and
Sophia Hook, Velle Irving. Lena Mar
kha'.l, F'o'a aud Vesta Macon, Alice
Porter, Alma Puiffer, Grace L Piper,
Eva L Simpson. I.ora Vance Lamp.
C B Winn, h M Morton. J A Cam
ming, t. V cusick tatnily bible.
W J Galbraith Boox of poems, "He-
mans.
Read, I'eacock & Co Table c'.o.h and
napkins.
Miss Aiita Arrick English bisque
pitcher.
Ir and Miss K.IH8 Hand painted vase.
Anderson Cannon, F II Powers, J R
Whitney Hand painted placque
H fc, .'arsons Carving set.
Miss L A Woodin -Mush st.
O C and Minnie Mc Far land -Salad
fork and spoon-
J-.d and (iussie Hlodgett Silver egg
cups.
J E Brown Silver rose jar.
F V Spencer Silver berry spoon.
II L, Walden Silver sugar shaker.
Joe H Ralston Silver card receiver.
J A Wilson Silver cake knife.
J R Wyatt Silver picket cat tor.
An original poem addressed to the
bride and printed on a cream colored
satin banner waa sent by an aunt, May
Bell Sperling, of Helena, Montana, and
waa a beautiful tribute for such an occas
ion, one that will always be prized, as
well as being a literary production of
merit. We will give it in full.
You are going away from your child
hood's home,
From the harbor serene and calm,
Where your mother's heart was ai
anchor sure,
And ber love a healine balm:
Where your father's hands here quelled
the waves
On life's tempestuous sea.
As in olden times the Savior calmed
The waves of Galilee.
And soon new lersoni your heart will
learn,
With tenderest pleasure rife,
And tweet new musij will be set
To the changing words of life ;
And lips that breathe of a sacred love
Shall call you all their own,
And the heart that beats for you alone
Become your happy throne.
Yon are going away from your girlhood's
Home,
From your mother's fond embrace;
No matter how long the years may be
None ever can rill your place,
She'll wake when the early dawnin"
comes,
And wait for vour greeting kiss.
Alas I how sadly your loving arms,
Her yearning heart will miss.
You are going away, and your feet wil
tread
New walka in the vale f life,
And that fair brow aa a crtwn shall
wear,
The tender name of wife.
God grant that sorrow may never pain
That innocent girl Ish breast j
That the heart
you have chosen may IE ' J" 1 ' M"M-M M- Smajimmmtm m-m i ..aflijB&V
ever prove
A haven of pears and rest.
That father and mother, and biothers
dear,
And sister so kind and true,
May bear an angel's whisper steal
Throuph the sad, sad word, adieu!
And Nina, darling, may b. easing rare
Still follow you as a wife,
And sweet new music be set to all
The changing woids of life
If EIDAT
Seal UunTEns Rktibs. The sealing
schooner Louis Olsen has returned from her
cruiee off the Japan coast, nnu the six Lin
coin county boys who were aboard have
completed a dangerous voyage. The boys
wera Ura uopeuuiu, nuie and ?ewt Gun
I km-. Frank Lewis, Zenas Davis and W G
Emery. Guilliaius waa master of the
schooner and tue other bovg were hunters,
'the Guilliams' boys and Davis arrived
hut Saturday. The Olsen bud a very suc
cessful trip this season, taking in all 1.301
skins. Of these Or 1 V 'tan j took 300, be
ink high man on the vessel. Newt. Guil
liams followed next, with a score of 250
skini.and the other boys about 200 each. For
these the hunters received t5 each, making
the eight months voyage very profitable to
even the lowest hunter. The boya nnite in
saying that the season just past was the
rougheat Any of them bad ever seen So
rough was the weather that for day at a
time the boats could not be lowered. Newt
truilliarus and Emery got lost from the
vessel in a fog on April 19, and were picked
up by the PrnelcDe. on which vesst l they
were" compelled to stay four weeks before
they could be returned to tteir own veseel
The Olsen Lad her sains contracted for 9! 5
each, which wa" a very fortunate thing for
the owners aa skin have gone down to
$S.50 now an the markets. Toledo Leader
Rode a Bobrowu- Wheel. Young
Shipp who has won three rceda., has shown
that he hat in him the qualities that are
neceasary to make a successful bicyclist.
He has displayed the most extraordinary
staying: qualities of any young nun who
has yet taken part in the races. It it but a
few month- since be took his first rule on a
wheel. He owns none himself. He is a
poor boy wbu has to work bard for a living
ad is not abk to raise the money to buy
lamaelf a wheel. Watt Sbipp has been
bard at work trying tc earn himself a liv
ing while others whom be is destined to
outstrip, have been constantly practicing
upon their own bicycles, and preparing
themselves for contexts. Considering the
.mall amount of practice be baa had. the
races that he has run and toe victories he
has -on the last few dajt. has astonished
everybody and made the people of Salem
fees proud of ber boy. We thins it would
now be a graceful act on the part of the
citiiens of Salem, at.d the young men par
ticularly. to start a sabscnptioa and ue
"nt young Sbipp with the very bnt wheel
that can be found in the market Salem
IncVpecdent.
Lebaxox. Mis Hattie Warner wil
have chargv of the Primary and Grammar,
ieiartment at Santiam Academy The
tuition is V'.OO per term.
M A Miller acid oier Wl &miiJ of
brimstone to the hop growers of this
vicinity. He sold it at a lower rjnoe than
any other firm in the valley This ia a
good showing for a Lebanon dru store.
1 he city oounctl ant the citiartu
BWJ-
erally are disc-anting the ')ueUon of i.-cd
ing Use city and ouying toe electric light
plant and water system, before bonds can
be issued, the lesmlature nil have to tuts
an enabling act and the citizens will hare
to vote on the quesiioau bat the preposition
eeni to ue quite popa'ar among the peo
ple, and the city concil may deride t tae
the preliminary step in the matter. Ad
vance- .
Mr G M Westfall this week sold a half
interest in his liverv slat ie and alsr- a half
inteiest in hu share of the stock to Mr
i'enick. CoundenU.m was tX? We
are glad Mr Peaick baa decided to locate
r-ermanestly in our city. Express.
Tut Fajb. Acr-artling t oar exchanges
the pnntipal thing at the stale fair are the
races. The exhibit at a whole are un
doubtedly not complete, though some in
dividual exhibits are superior.
in tae bicycle races veaterdav v ait
Shipp won the first race in 2:19".: the
second one, a handicap was won by C G
Nurphy in 2:3... Soeakinir of the contest
the Indet'eMdent says : All seven entered
made a good start and nothing of conse
quence occurred until the half was reached
b'-u Sears took the lead and it-ii-r- 4
everyone with the idea that he would le
the winner. W fc, n the three-quarter rjoie
wbs reached Hewitt came trp and took the
lead cn the home stretch with Month v
hugging hu hind tire.the latter winning by
i axes rm r,e.
In the horse race the two vjtir old trot
for north west horses was won bv Velvet te.
owred by John A Crawfor-I. of this cny. in
three straight heats; best time '2MH j the
2:20 trot was won by Maud Patches, do-
nag tr.e ai t mm m s-nl . m 0M
derby was won by Wyana iti .' 4.
Hioit Wat Robbixg . Lace county
stops its gun accidents a few moments for
some more tUndnp. The Guard says:
Two or three more hold-ups arc reported
from Springfield. Two wagon loads of dif
ferent families of hen pickers -rete M-'.tl up
near tbat place last Monday evening ar.d j
roouea ot trwir hard earnimrs. It u also
reported that an attempt was made to held
up the mail carrier but failed on account of
the gentleman teaching for his gun- It
seems to ui that these amateur hiirhwav-
men ought to be easily captured by the of
cra, If tine vigilance was iiwhI
TheCoi-sty Jail. At least four dif
ferent firms are presenting plans and arc
ready to present ngures for a new interior
to the county jail. Inrltrc Duncan and the
county commi-sioners. as well as all others
who have investigated the matter at all.
realise the necessity of action in this
matter at on early date in order to make
the jail safe, and it is probable bids will be
received liefore manv months tor the im
provement. Judge Ihir-can and Commis
sioner Pugh who were at McMinnville and
Tacoma were well pleated with the Mc
Minnville jail. The one at Tacoma would
not be suitable for Linn county.
Farm Holse Bcrn-bp. The farm
houte cf Mr F P De Yam y between Jef
ferson and Stlo was burned on Wednes
dey morning. There had been no fire
In the house since the night previous.
The family were away at the lime. The
contents of a couple of rooms weie saved
by a coaple of young men . The houte
was Insured In theSnnlntursnce company
for $$oo.
Blind Tom. An eastern paper says:
After an nlisenco of about ten years from
this city, the musical phenomenon Blind
Tom was greeted with much enthusiasm
by a large audience at Association Hall
last night. So much hod been said ami
written at various times about Blind Tom
and his gifts and eccentricities that it
would be altogether superfluous to write
about him as one with whom the public
were not familiar. His eccentricities he
still retains, as was evident last night from
his behavior on tlw platform, his remark
able powers of mimicry, and his retentive
musical memory are still unimpaired ,
Tita Rkfobm School Bots Walter L
Duncan was brought to the state reform
school yesterday from Linn county. His
age is 14 years and he win, committed for
incorrigibility. This makes ninety-four
boys now at that institution and 14'J under
its jurisdiction. The boys will come to the
state fair today, being conveyed there by
six of the state's wagons . '1 hey will be
dressed in the regulation uniform and wilt
be marched about the grounds and pavilion
in double column. Statesman.
A Bbewbr Assigns. Robt Schweibold,
tbe Newport brewer, has made an assign
ment to John Stimpson in favor of his
creditors. Hia assets are to, 800 2:1 and
are composod of real estate of tho value of !
$4,000, personal property f 1 ,.r00 and notes
" J : r .OOO OO ryil... l:..l-:i:.:-
amount to about $1,200. Fredrick Kern,'
of Portland, is the heaviest creditor, hold
ing an indebtedness of 1800 and interest j
for one year,
I
1
S-cVTTJRJD-x-
Mr- Cal Burkhart and ton returned
this
noon troru a trip to Portland.
Mrs K L Thompson aad son. Lea L,
an
in toe cny iot a lew days stay.
Licae nas been i'eaed for the marriage
of B B Ihmn and Uiuie Foote.
Mr Morrison returned from the Bar yes
terday. leering it alrnost deserted
K W Acnison returned yesterxlav froa a
bo.:nej trip to Coos and Carry coanties.
Mr Ed Barnes, the W U operator re
turned last nigbt from a vacation trip to
the soond.
Mr Doynes Turner, of ? end let on. joined
his wife in this city today on a visit with
friends here.
Mrs S'arcisKa White Kinney, presidect
of the State W V T I". will be in albanv
next Monday and will lecture in Lebanon
in theeveiiiiig.t
Prof Moses aad family, of Tangent, has
moved into the Cheshire bouse. Ue will
bate charge of the pohlic school here this
winter. Sodaville Review .
Trjf W A McGhee. of .tS'tsar. has ac
cepvd the position of principal of the Oak
land. r. poblic scbbol. The IVf is to be
ejongratulated on bis good fortune.
Mrs ti F Crawford, of Aibanv. cmnve ver
on We!nesday train aad is now iiiting
Ber daughter the ldy who has bad Of in
training for the past 22 years. -Scio Press.
Mt Henincsjon and Mr H C Fronk. i
cf Albany, mother and sister-in-law of Mrsi
t I tooJnian. who hare been vLitinr al
Mrs Gcodman't for a few days, ret arced
home today. IiMlepeodent Iji'erpnse.
A tartr of I'nited Workmen and mem
bers of tit- Degree of Honor visited the
lodge at Albany last niaht. The part v coo-
aifted of Jesse Spencer. M Schmidt. Mrand
Mrs R Huston. J A Canthorn. Misses Maud
Cauthorn. Addie Sc'tunidt. Emma Camp-
leu. neien iioigate. cvie Averv. mis
Welker. Mrs Alex Ompbeil.Mrs Helm and
Mrs Qanm Wallace. After lodge the Al
bany members again surprised the Cor-
vaitwites with an intt'.atioc to a (umptnoas
banquet Corvallia Timet.
Mr Fred Burkhart. thousti widera':4y
stiffeoeO up and hru'-ed by the acident at
the Frotnaa crossing is getting along well.
ue gives a somewn.it timenent version oi
the accident from that of the Sreman. and
states that instead of stopping a boat fifty
leet trom the track he did Dot 'top until in
front of the engine when be tried to torn
the horses around and off the track : bat it
was too late, and sxys the hors.-s did not
become luiuaaageabie.
The Albany Building and Loan assoc
iation mee'.tio night.
The property o: the Mjrt'e Creek Min
ing Co it to be told at ther'tTssale.
The Eiffel lower Is to be moved from
Patit lo Baltimore at a cost of f $00100.
A tmin load of home seekers itit Omaha
on WeJneed.y for Oregon and more will
fo.low.
The Lincoln Coa tr Leader it hilarious
ever the tuspenston of the Corvaltis In
former. Several boxes of ttrawberriet were on
sa c this morning at an Albany grocery
store.and this is -September
The highest recorded pi Ice ever paid for
a horse It i?o ,000; for a co $30,000 ;(or
a ram, fS.ooo; for a dog $4,000; and for a
chicken fijo.
About 2 o'clock this morning a man
raised a window at Oscar Oannal 1 house
for the purpose ot entering: but Mr Dan-(in
nets heard the burglar and f lightened him
away. Probab v the sani: man attemvt
ed to break Into Trltes A Millcit livery
stable.
Collector Rlackman hguret out that
there are 300 000 packs of playing cards
in the North West that will have to he
stamped. Depu'ict will go over the field
to se tha: the law It enforced.
The tax roll of Douglas county hat only
jutt been placed In the hands of the coun
ty clerk to make tbe delinquent roll.
With rM.U a few exceptions the counties
of the ittte are being very r:as mable and
lenient thtt year.
A car load of stone from Pioneer pasted
over the O P the other day to Albany.
Il It from F G Hoffman, of tl.e Suntet
quatry, and is to ne used as bases for
tombttonei In monudicn'sl work. Cor
vallia Times.
S H Friendly received telegram today
from Salem, Albany, Independence anil
Drain, wanting to purchase brimstone.
He only hat a few barrels on hand and
will keep the tame at home for the use
of our local nop men. Is It said that the
Portland market It entirely bare of this
article. Eugene Guard.
A special committee ol the d'y counc
appointed to ascertain cost for counsel In
water bond cate, reported that Weather
ford and Wyatt of Albany, would carry
the cute through the circuit and supreme
courts for ft. The police judge was
authorized lo cmp'oy them. Corvallit
Times. Probally a typographical error
as to the pi Ice.
A Lasd Contejt. Several lu.uiths ago
the Dkmockat wrote an item about tho
taking up bv Charles and Martin 'flicker
of a part of tho farm of George M Clark
near Iracomb, which Mr CI.u k purchased
from the 0 & C R R Co. The case is be
ing contested liefore County Clerk Need-
ham. It is liable to last a long tune, as a
day and n half has already been taken up
on one witness.
Cam kr Removed. Yesterday Dr
M t -ton removed 11 large skin cancer from
the left Hide of the forehead of Mr Ixuit,
father of Mrs D P Mason. The ugly growth
had been troubling him for three years.
' 1 ilUMUlf H Lrrvur. ucii'r lurry itini urr iuk no
end of pain . Mr Loat is very happy over
the result of the operation,
Or- Prica'a cnam Baking Powder
World's Pair Highest Award.
No Baking Powder
Exhibited at the
World s Columbian Fair
Tested So High
At the U. 5. Oov't Examination
For Strength, Purity and Uniformity
As the Royal.
The official report shows ROYAL BAKING
POWDER chemically pure and yielding 160
cubic inches of leavening gas per ounce of pow
der, which was greatly in excess of all others
and more than 40 per cent, above the average.
Royal is the favorite in every kitchen
and has a larger sale than all
others combined.
Mrs N'elsob's Statemsst. A few
weeks ago the Democrat published ai
item from a Portland taper a boa: a former
Albany Udv. The following from the
Telegram is a continuation of it : Mrs A G
Nelson, who some two months ago caused
the arrest of her Lashand, Horatio Nelson,
on a charg f isduiterr. of which he was
acquitted, bat just come oat of the hospital
where she ha been ve-v ill. She called at
the Tetearam office today to refute certain
allegations made a-. atnt her b- Nelson,
sarins: 'The statement nrade by Nel-on
mat 1 mm Keen niarriet six times is post
lively fai My first hatband is dead, and
n airneii ni unie- is Don-
my next wis A HarenporL who. soan after
.1 ..- . ;'.)
have me mardere-l lor this offense he
was in jail b're six months 1 first met
Mr Nelson at my mother's home in Iowa,
He knew all my hi.orv before cur marriage
which took place in Vancouver in M:y.
1V3 '' Mr Xe ...,n hat been a resident of
this citv 13 yeari. and is a devout ninnlws
of the First Bapti-: ctarch He- friends
here arc amenj- the most respectable peo
pie. all of whom voath for ber trsAal ilness
and irreprcachsbie cfjracter. In Albany,
where she it also wel known, her acquaint
ances speak sj her in the highest terms.
Sebekadeo. -The coiiej? boyt and girU
were out in fall force but evening serenad
ing their frbnds The phomores were
particnlarir conspicriou with a banner
bearing their name, eapprd with a skull
and rrs0 ces. the siroll so arranged that
the lower jaw aLJ be raised and lowered
al will preeEtiors (rrave like appearance.
The Man about Town bad just re: 1 red when
teetr voices m melodious strains onn led
and bonnded aaton? the trees of his front
yard. The eerecade ended with the follow
ing remarks made in a very imps-essive and
emphatic manner:
Burma laka.
Burma laka.
Bow, wow. wow.
Ching a laka.
tiling a laka.
Chow, chow, drew,
Burma Laka.
Burma laka,
H ho are we.
We are the boys of aJhfnW.
KapaacM Bot at the Faix. A
ffsjod
- 4 . 1 1 : ) : r . , 1
, .,
ta3Z. .?
vum isata ui t c iscru to i-riu X ii.r
fair yesterday and watched for the sevyral
Aibanv bots ia tbe Reform school parade
The Journal tells about it as follows: At
1 1 :30 the state reform school boys marched
into the grounds i a frvnt of tbe grand stan 1.
A dram corps composed of the boys led the
nearly one hundred voting men iu charge of
Frank H Bryant, the engineer of the build
ing, and Supt R J Hendricks, la their
neat grav umtorni? inev prraented a
j splendid appearance, and won -neat credit
tor the institution hy their conduct. Ihei
1 . I.. : , . . . 1 r . t . I
rn.wa cauitin on aicxnr ai tue lace aixm
t - r. . . : ' 1 ...11: 1 ;li -m. , .
1 .T eigni in sstHtSBWoai rrriri. iiieotry. next j
revolved in balf-mocns an cirries, boloing
the atte-fttion of tbe large audience in the
gram 1 stand. Thev evolved in all forms
and finally went off in single bio. tapering j
down from youcg men full grown to ten i
vear olds A ther gave tbe salutes the ',
thousands cheered again and again. All
the bovs ocduciod themselves in a gentle
manly manner that was creditable to the
state and to tbe management.
Dkcidedlt Bold. Yesterday afternoon
about 2 o'clock Mrs Schott and son Johnny
arrived in (own from Stayton to visit the
fair, and having a young horse that was
.unused to street e.irs they concluded to stop
Simpsons addition and so left their
; buggv at the barn of S Beck, and put the
horse in a neighbor s ham near of.
Some
time last night a thief stole the buggy, and
then went and appropriated for his use a
roan mart- tour years old. telonging to
Chas Bouillurd. teen went over to a Mr
Shedick aad got 3 harness, and lit out for
parts unknown. This is one of tbe boldest
robberies committed fir some time, but it
is safe to say the thief or t! ieves strait be ap-
reuem.ed soon and br'iiehf tj justice.
palem Independent.
Wast it Bad. J R Markley returned
from Prineville Sunday evening by private
conveyance, lie star s that the people ot
Irook county are very anxi -us tor ;in early
extension of the Oreaion IV.cihc. and if it
could be marie now, residents of that sec
tion would give the company a gooa ileal
of assistance. I'beie was a time when ex
tensive stock raisers of thtt locality wore
opposed to any enterprise hat : I eV
velop the ccuntiy and increase t e popula
tion, but that time has pas--id and they are
now unanimous in wi lung for some plan
that will afford a favorable and less e
pensive outlet for their commerce, tnan vi
The Dalles.- Gaxx-tte.
Alioitt 8 o'clock last evening tiro was
discovered in the rear of the tailor shop
of W. R. Graham. A couple ol men dis
covered it ami uroaking in the it .r soon
nut it out. It nrobnblv
caught 'rom a
drying lamp.
Uusar and .Minwil
Hit the fluty of eveyonf, whether a
home or trave.in,; for piea.urr: or buh es
to evulp himself vflth remedies whlea ui I
keep up strength and prevent i!liies.s, end
cure such Ills a-at e lisbV to coir.r upon
all In evt-rydav life. For instavce. Hood's
Sarsaparilla at a genetal tonic, and to keep
the blood pure and lets liable to absorb
the germs of dlseate, will be well nigh
invaluable. Chanpe of drinking watcf
often causes serious trouble, e-,eci ill c
one hat v:en used 10 spring water in (h
counirv. Krom a few diops to a teaspoon
ful of Hood's Saittptrllla in a tumbler o
water wld pre-ent the walea having any
Injurious effect.
Hood's Vegetable Plpr, as a cathartic,
cause no discomfort, no dltturbance, no
lost of sleep, but assist the digestive organs
so thai satisfactory results aie effected in
a perfectly nrtural and regular manner.
r. Prica'a Cream Saking Powder
A Paws Qftne Crsani ot Tartar Ptrwdar.
"""s"ti jsep& !'3ssr
tot WALL ST., MEW-VOIUL
SOCIAL AS1 PERSONAL.
Andrew Kahn. the weT-known Japanese
merchant of Portland, was ia the city yes
terday. Mr Merrill Fish arrived ia Albany this
forenoon from Portland, having coaoe on "a
haejeJa,
President E N Condit will preach in the
C P Church in the r-rt-rning. Xo services
in the evening.
Mr Roes HumDhrev. of Watextaa re-
... . '.-.t -
i? Irom 3Wem- 1 OT
! " '"""''"'-
urn-e 1 rrnett. : 1 rvaissa lain i.
J I1" today from the Mate fair. Be waa
Wred oat rrom the bk-y-Je races on account
j 01 having ran for taone on one oveasion.
' Miss Julia M Tatl.r. cf PhBoroatb. one
1 of the most s-oe-fui tear hem of Benton
coan'y, began a three m x.tb term of
school near Sbedds. Linn roonty. last
Monday rnornin;. Gaaette
Charles Andersoa reinrned frot-u the SL:e
j fair today He reports Charlie Sean as
j having been ill since Wednesday morning.
two much so to 00 anytarng en relive in ate
bicycle rases.
Rev ; W Gibony. of Oregon City has
let the contract for a seven room cottage to
the lowest bidder. There were eight bid
ders, and the Courier gives the list, the
(owes: beirg $569. the highest tSI5.
Mr Sith Mc Aiister and a friend, of Eu
gene, were in Albany yetterday on bicycles,
on their way to Salem having made the
tnn in three boors and a half, probably the
fastest yet traveled between the two cities.
The LOT M' will give an Auction
Social at the young meat Social Clab rooms
Toesday evening. Sept 25th- A short
program will be re-dered and lunch served
by the "Lady Macca'-ees.'' All are cordially
invited to attend.
Mr Gat Carrie, of Portland, was in the
cit t today on his way borne from a trip to
Lebanon an'. Eugene, Mr Ctrrrie is now
cianager of the Portland Carriage Works,
having retired from the real estate bosi
ness. He report basinets generally as be
ing greatly improved in that city.
Last evening the Democrat ruhlilhed
. an item about the failure of Robert
Swei-
I bold, the Newport brewer. Thi morning
I a cenueaaan called at the oflve. and. pint
mg at the item said ' DaL- me. ' Mr Swei-
I x a . a. . - -
fanul-r a also in the cxty
Mr Brags', advance agent for .Gen. Lw
Wallace, author of Ben Hot and the Prince
of India, among the moat popuiacof Amer
can lerturer. was in the city today secur
ing a gaarranty cf for Mr Wallace's
appearance here in about two weeks. This
will be the lecture treat of the year.
Ex-sapreme Judge Strahan and his law
partner M L Pipes were on todays train
' south. Mr Pipes goeto Visalia as attor-
cey in a suit between two factions of tbe
1 - . 1 t. ai 1 r . . . . r
United Brethren church. Tne suits, bv the
way. are arising in various parts of the
I'nited States, due to a split in the general
confwBte of that church. Ashland Tid
ings. The lefferson Review compliments the
new Albany school house as follows: The
new $13,000 school bouse in East Albany
is now completed. The contractors were
G amber & Tiainor. It is one of tbe ti.iest
school booses in the valley, and the work
is first class throughout." reflecting great
credit on tbe contractors Jefferson needs
such a school building badly.
Dr J F Hendrix. of Hamsburg. the sage
of the popu'ist party, author of one of the
best works extant on the money question
and manager and treasurer of the state ex
ecutive committee of the people's party, is
arranging to spend tbe winter.accompanied
by his wife, in Ashland, fhe populists
are awaiting his coming with pleasure.
Ashland Record.
A farewell reception was tendered Mrs
E X Condit, and Mrs Judge Wolverton,
by the ladies of the Fiesbyterian Church,
yesterday afternoon at tbe residence of J
M Irving. Mrs Condit will soon go to
Lm Angeles and Mrs Wolverton to Salem,
and both wi',1 take with them the univeisal
good will of our citizens among whom they
hive resided most of their lives. ' During
the afternoon Mrs Langdon was heard iu a
vocal solo and Misses Margtierete Hopkins
am! Maud Crcsby on the piano
litnu-siKeed to cute QltiOUS Atlacfisao
vmou. "small BUe, Unn-.
Good
Is Essential
to f
HEALTH
Blood
You cannot
hope to be tcIIS
If yoo are I
BOILS,
ULCERS or
PIMPLsES,
SORES
W nil ill I ta taut. A taw hoi-le. rj S. S. S. will
?thv roughly cleanse tha tyttem. remove aU aro-3
rour
hem
uruios ana Dtuia you ujh At manner m 1
aie
CLEARED AWAY
br iH use. it is th best blood remiy on raitl..
i nousanos wtw aa. uMd it say so.
" Mv hkMl waaSaaIv Ihi veyir.Nirh Cct tnt
whole -ri-f rT if iinhl iliilfmlml coaitast :.utv.c
I't-CtlW, BOtJOfm CM HST. Bftj f-.--f.s-.
wvttjf-t at TVarn 1 .wsx . 1 acre ta aj.i
JOI'N C.ftVVIH.Iyte.Ci 8c
i' realise on blood arid ski rtiieawi mailed i rte
SWIFT SrBGBFK ).,AtUntj.rji.
A
B
C
ftnold's BTQQQ-Seierg.
Srdeadld csnu liitml far Saeftns ar Skk
Upeeitd or taomiKw
nftiMBift. min Eiha
aMSsaat. uoqi. hjjn.j
THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL CO.
151 S. wettem Are nut, CHICA00.
Sold by all druggHts.
it vour
BLOOD
I5IMPUB&
Touted wita I
-lirfaiaSS.
Messrs. 8. C. Wetxs a Co.. LeBoy,
Oe.ttlesei I haTetrifrdrainydiflerent kint&
of medicine without, receiving any benefit, zod
had given up all hopes of soyeorsor eve re
lief . I waa troubled with constipation for Teats
until I was a tota! wreck. Fioailzjfjaa into
rhenms'um and other trf-rhKttA ktW been
eoawaed to the house (was in bed for eirht
ooiuha, for two years. I h-re ben niinsrjTnr
Kiat a Curra Boor Te. sod Sid that it ha
done me more good than anything I hav ever
tried. Yon are perfectly at liberty to use my
Mass) as a teatimoaial. aa I am gtad to know
that I have been the means of reltcTi-.g others.
T-iui;v , jars. v. r SVsl
NOTICE.
riiaco-v Cm, Or,, ing 8, 134.
Notice is hereby given that tbe approved
pun ot fliruey ot iown-oip 12 Sooth. Kange
3 East has been received f.o&i the Surveyor
General of Oregon, and on
Octobeb 10. 1S&L
I at 9 o'clock a m of said day. said plat will
! be filed in this office and the lar.d therein
I embraced wid be mbject to entry on and
after said date Tp9R6Ewill be sah
I iect to entry on October 6. at 9 am, and
I TV. OP ? t - ft a . 1. - . f,
ft. 1. VD KKMJUtt 11 3 a U3 .
Robrrt A Muu. Register.
Peteb PAtftET. BeceiveT.
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
for
Burns,
Caked & Inflamed Udders,
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
Inflammations,
Stiff joints,
Harness & Saddle Sores,
.Sciatica,
Lumbago,
Scalds,
Blisters,
Insect Bites,
All Cattle Ailments,
All Horse Ailments,
All Sheep Ailments,
Penetrates Muscle,
Membrane and Tissue
Quickly to the Very
Seat of Pain and
Ousts it in a Jiffy.
Rub in Vigorously.
.Mustang Linucer.: conouers
Paki,
Makes flan or Beast wefl
again.
ex. r. 1 mm ssm isz mm nusmt
is sold onder positive writtea ctasrantae. by
antlMnssd aanu only, to core Weak Memory:
Loss of Brain ami Nsns IVaiei. Lost at s - J.
Qfucsmi : KsjM Loews; Evil Drearos; Lack ot
t.ocHre-ie. : r--. Lasasnaas; all J
Law of rower of tha liaera;;r-. trv
ted hv orc--iertjTftm Tsattl
re Ess ot Tfihaecu. Opium or Lirtaor.
wrricfi leada Mirr.
a-sd Death. Kj -n.L 1 -1 bci; tax for Ji;
writtsa a-oarastee to cow or
Saiasie ptsckniee. cor.-aioirg s re days' t
with full instracti-iats. la terns. Ofc
otily soitl to .o- re SSSI SS
J A Cumming, sole agent, kJHasry.
LE BRQH S
wmmwwmu,mtmwmamimlmm
ac-v vvas-swal irMw- N-.atie
5 w aartBfxrr . mwmmmmm j
w tfkfu
I 1 mr Wa, hmm S-c f.
LAD1E
DR. FELIX L GtJN'S
sim hid wiml Firs
are the original and only . .K..v'M, rsife -,nd raw
Uahleeare on the -n.rrl.et. Pri . : bj
nail GenRiiM sold only by
J A Comming tole gt r.i Ai- y.
llflSIV! 1 otc-
fo'-tco is her v ai i
fond on haasl
warri-itt tinr v t
Ictarej on the s .
th 6 h dsv of S n , tSS.
G Mo ts
' -a. l. T f
Caveats sad Trade-Marks hta.s .-4, snlsll Pat
ent b-taaess conducted tut mockstc revs
Our drnt r is Ceecrsrrt u. S. flltur Orr it
and wa can iecrire pal rnt in ksa uiuc lasa lasss
irfo-rts ttti'a Wavhiivgton.
Send nixlel, diawu-R or phot"., e-ita neenp-
.1 W - . .. . i .,,Ml.kU rw nn, 11,
rh.re Our iej not lue tu! r Was is senrred.
a PaMPMirr, nowwuw iniwa,
cost of sr -ue in the IT. S aai . jicit- comuxs
test tree address.
G.A.SNOW&CO,
Oee. FSTtlTT Qrr uma-raM B
FOSHA s ! .( t .
tneuiau aaa srifc-
Irsggistsand Bookseilfi k
. gei ta for John B. Alder 'a panlVr to s
lob wa sell at pi-hliafcer'a rrlsa- v
j latlsRaarlriBl'
1MAMY,
f NEW
rnrnf tayw l etsiwAty to tM wmt h
r '" " "'" '.aa-af-hM iwRpw am rdifMAM M or
PSSV,a-eUa waS
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