davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-07-02

is your house a warm one, landlord.P
1ked gentleman in search ofa house. 1t
ought to be- was reply, the painter gave it
tSo coats, recently.
, 1869-07-02

A dancer once said to Socrates "You cam
stand on one leg as long as cau." True
replied the philosopher, "but goose can"
, 1869-07-02

No person ever got stupg by hornets who
kept away from where they we're. 1t is just
so with bad hatits.
, 1869-07-02

"How long did Adam remain in Paradisel"
asked vixen of her loving husband. "Till
be got Q wife," answered the husband.
, 1869-07-02

BEING positive in judgment toNday is no
proof that we shall not be OF different Opin>
ion tomorrow.
, 1869-07-02

ESTEEM is the mother of love, but the
daughter Is often older than the mother.
, 1869-07-02

HooPs surround two things which are
now commanding great atteniion-gr" "ON
whisky.
, 1869-07-02

AGE before beauty. That is why in these
latter times children are ahead OF tne'r
parents.
, 1869-07-02

TIE man who made a note OF passing
events could not get it discounted az the
Bank.
, 1869-07-02

IT IS useless to roast pig of lead: IL
can never be cooked so as to make light
diet
, 1869-07-02
Jouy G. BREcxINR1DE IN WISCONSIN,


The Milwaukee Wisconsion, republican pap.
er, in its issue of Thursday last, gives the
following: The visit of Hon. John G..
Breckenridge to Wisconsin is to look after
land which he owns in the northern counties
Of tie State, and incOnsiderable quantities.
1t has run behind in taxes, and needs look
ING after Mr. Breckenridge appears to be
an afabe gentleman, and was the centre Of
attraction at the New hall yesterday. Several
pf the old democratic wheelhorses visited
him at his room, and had talk with him.
About the rebellion be was reticeut, but re>
glrding tho future prospects of the country
was perfectly free ogive his opinion. One
Gentleman asked him what he thought of
Graft and his administration, and the reply
was that the President was smart enough to
take care of himself His Cabinet, while
none of the best, was just such an one as
Grant needed, and was better for his pur-
roses than one Of more talent would be. 1t
was not designed to make the Administration
a brilliant one, and Grants ambition was to
n.ka It an every day sort Of useful affair.
He was studying the best way to do this, and
Ms. Breckenridge believed he would succeed
in degree sufficient to make the people feel
e.sv, although they would be by no means
satisfied. Mr.. Breckinridge does not believe
We shall be dragged into a foreign war, al
though be felt the position Of the country to
bsa delicate one. He thought we should
harr ,ur dignity rufied pretty hard before
" 70. Up to the fighting pitch, but said, II
q a.5. war with England and France, the
s5c.h. ,uld furnish meA enough, if neces-
ssry :, be fighting. The South did not
.rF " the most liberal feelings toward
m countries, and many Of the people
y Bill uost any kind of fight with
Il WI From the editorial columns Of
e. tlis.ls Of the paper We quote the
i'S n; y hn c. Breckenridge was in
TIL. ywsestei- ay. He has been marked
man .e Southern Confederacy, and took
AZ active part 10 all its aggressive moves
nents. Yet Fhen be was here, gentlemen
Of all parties called upon him 9pd cordially
welcomed him, because the bitter strife is
ever and now we are all Americans, and We
must work together to build up the waste
places made BY the war Mr.. Breckenridge
is IN attractive man, gentleman OF mind
and culture, and we are pleased to believe
that he will hereafter work zealously for the
good of the whole republic, and that no man
will frown more severely on any eSorts to
renew the disturbances of the past. There
Is nothing bosstful in his manner, but be
welcomes attention from the Northensr with
that kindly feeling which indicates that he
regards these courtesies as q generous con
cession to the bonds of revived national
unity, and that the glory and happiness of us
all srs inseparAOly bound up in the welfare
and prosperity of our common country.
, 1869-07-02
ron PRINTINC ofevery description d one

i 10 order and on reasonable terms. Orders for
~ Of the following articles will be promptly flled:
BOOKS, BLANK CHECKS,
PAMPHLETS, NOTES OF HAND,
EASpBILLs, ORDER BOOKS,
BALL TICKETS, STEAMBOAT BILLS,
crpcULARs STEAMBOAT CARDS,
Invitations, Bills of Lading,
.rsISEss CARDS, CERTIFICATES,
BILLHEAps, SHOW BILLS,
CONCERT BILLS, CHECK BOOKS,
PROGRAMMES BLK RECEIPTS, E0-
ADDRESS CARDS, DRAFTS,
BLANKs OF ALL KINDS.
, 1869-07-02

ONCE Statesman Building, Third Street
, 1869-07-02
&allaW alla Statestaatl.

PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, BY
H. NEWELL.
, 1869-07-02

rTERMs INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
, 1869-07-02

EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
, 1869-07-02

Alas for the rarity
OF Christian charity
Under the sun.-Hoop.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-06-26
gTEERIFF,sSALE.

~ Office IS HEREBY GfYES THAT BY
~ yiftHe # an execution issued out Of the Cir
ciit Court Of the State of Or gen, FIR Linn eoun-
~. the 2iat day oi jung. 1869 and to di-
rected and delivered in favor Of William Crawford
ard against VI. ". Parrirh and j. &. AenJenhai,
partners under the name If " {. ". Parrish Co.
f,T the cum Of Si,s74 y in 4. s. gold coin and
interest aud c1yts. / have on tbif. 25ih day Of
june 4. b.. 1869, eYied Oh the following deserib-
cd real estate and the aPpurt4nances thereunto be-
longing to.wi.:
Beginning 1T tho Southeast corner II block No.
IG III tie eastern addition of the Town Of Albany
az known aud described upon tbe recorded map or
plat Of said Town af Albany. County Df Linn.
State Of Oregon. and running thence along the
east line 81 FAid block 100 fest: thence west IJ2
feet; thence s0ut. 30 feet; thsace east G6 ieet -
Themes south Toe fest thep east &c feet TO the
place of beginning. including wo lots or legs.
Also The following described Lois aHd nppurteu-
ancss thereto belonging. eooiueu ucug al tie North
west corner Of Block No. - IN tbe Eastern addi-
ton 10 ;lis City # Albany. desisna,.d upon the
Tonn Plat Of the same Thence List the
North line of saiJ BIres 100 feet 10 tIs of
Mack a0fthwest corner; thence South e. the
ter Of said Block The line running T.. W. tsence
Wet 100 feet 10 the West lin: cf sa.d Block !;
thence North on sai1 West line e said Block TO
the place # beginning: and Taesday the ZTth
day Of July. 1869. al O'clock =. n. Of said day
in front Of the Court House deor. 10 The city o.
seribed property for cash 10 hand 10 &. :. gold
/ Public cutlery. 10 the highest ani best bidder.
/ Dated tAis 25;h aay Of June. A. u. 1853.
u. 4. IRVINE.
( ysu4Sw4 Sheriff Linn Co Or
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-06-26
sHEREFFss SALE.

NOTICE Is HEEEBY GIVEN THAT By
- virtue If aD execution isasd aat of the Cir
euit Court of the State 81 Oregon for Linn county
The 25d day 81 Jaue. 1859. - sae directed and
delivered IN iaEar of James ST. Caurrhill. Admin
isirator 81 LWis Churchill 1eeca ed. and asaiDst
W ". Parsisb aad Kmgline Parrish. J. {. Men
dsbhall aud Catherine Avndebhall. for ID ssm Of
s3.ibs 60 in I. :. gold coin. Interest and cssts.
have. this 25tb day of Dune, 1869. levied on tie
following lsser.heI real estate aud al tic aCpur-
Ieuauees iheFcuu'o belonging. 10 Wit:
Commencing a po.n - feet west Of The north
east corner of Ios Nc. in BIack No. 10, aud
running thence gsst On the souih line of nrsf
street - feet; thenre Bogih parallel w.sh tho cas-;
ilBc of AalJ Bioek 100 feet; thenee east ca the
north iire Of the alley - fest; thence north on 3
parallel lice with tie sad egs; line Of said Block
ioJ feet 10 The place o. beginning.
And aisa she IsllsSipg desc Ti5ed Lots with the
appuf;snanees thereto belonging. to-wit: Begin
ming al the Southeast corner e II ek NJ. Is. ia
the Eastern addition os the Town of Albany a
kus~n aud described upon the Recorded aiap or
Plat u Es!d ToWu of Albany, Cngn,y of Linn.
state II Oregon, and running thence along tie
Esst line of said Block l50 t.et; thetce W.st 1872
feet thencc South 30 fet. thence East &c feet /;
theucs soutb loo feet; thauce Esst G6 feet 20 the
place OF beginning including twa Lots, moro or
lees. Also the following desrribtd Lots with The
appuTlsaances thereto belonging. 10 wit: Com
ineDcug at the Northwest corner 81 Blnck No. 5
in the Eastern addition 10 the City Of Albany
Ogn., designated agau the Towu Plat of the
same thence las; ile North lac Of said Block
loo feet Ia The coFuerof Naek's Northwest corner
;heaee saath n the ceTt.r of said Block st the
lire running Il, w. theu Nest loo feet u the
W. line Of said Bieek; thence North said ". line
Of satd Block 10 the place Of beginning. Aud al
the following described Lit with the aFpUurteu-
Auces theret.. belonging. subject to a mortgage in
fayor of William Crawford, of Esty-Cue feet in
width. OF of the East side Of lot M. 5 in Block
No. three l3l in said Cigy OF Albany, County u
Linn, State Of Oregon and
Tuesday, the 9th dqy IF Jniy, 1869,
at ! o'clock p. ~, in front of the Court Hvusc
door. in the city Of Albany. Linn county, Oregon.
will sell the abuyc described property for cash
in hand in United States gold coin. 10 satisfy
said execution interest aud costs at public outery
To- the highest and hest bidder.
Dated this 18th day Of June. A. n 1869.
yanI5w4 r. A. IRVINE,
Sheriff of Linn County. Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-06-26
Council Proceedings.


THURSDAY EStEiSs, June "a, 1852
Council met Roll called: Prrsent-Mayor
stauard, CaunciImsn Haekieiaan, Neaiey, Mar.
shall catniey and Nixon.
Minutes Of previous meeting we're read and ap.
proved.
The following bills ere presented. aud. on no
tian were crisred patd bg the COMMITTEES ou Ftrs
AMI water; Bill sf j. &. Merrill Co. S33 "a; hill
afJ. Webhsr $50 1926 81 hich ssas alisw-i(. bin of
G.. =. setilsncf s22 81 hill Of Julius q raalw wohI
s. t2t hsil o. Abbott & nrnvn. s..
Eill Of sendeYs. Stegabefg Co. for s3 I2t.
was ai!owei. aSd on tasiioa the Recorder u a. ii.
rceisd TO draa order far ,he am8uat.
1911 u T.. Fnx 1 nFo.. f1g s. 20. allowed anil
,.., ,..,;-r st.s ts.~,yl.y ,v4~ e,g.ye1 q, a. ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-06-26
sETERTFF's SALE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ virtue 0f an execution issued out Of the Cir
cut Court 6f the State Of Oregon for the county
0f Linn. The 2ist day Of June, 1869, and to ms
directed and delivered, In fav0r Of William Craw-
ford, and against w w. Parrish Il Co., for the
sum oi 1880, In U. s. gold coin, and interest
and costs have, on this 23d day Of June, A. "
1869. levied on tho following described real estate
and the appurteuanees thereuuto belonging, to-
wit;
Fifty-ouo feet Off Of the East side Of Lot No. g.
10 Block No. 3, as laid down on the plat and sur
yey Of said city. on file in the Clerks Office In the
city 0f Albany, county Of Lign. and State 0f Orc
gon. together with the tencmenis, hercditaments
aud appurtenaDces thereunt1 belonging or in any
wise appcrtaining; and, on
7nesday, the 9Th day of Juiy. 1869,
at o'clock p. m, in front of the Court House
door. ia the city Of Albany. Linn county, / will
sell the above described property for ash in hand
Ia 4. s. gold coin, to satisfy said execution, in
terest and eosts, ut public oetery, to the highest
aud best bidder.
Dated this 2Ist day Of June. 4. u. 1869.
D45y4wf X. 4. IRVINE.
Sheriff Of Linn Co.. 0'gn.
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lcries, application has been made to tho
Secretary Of the Navy for a squad Of ma
rines, the Attorney General directs the
u. S. Marshal thcrc to contribute his aid
to the local constabulary.
miscellaneous.
MONTGOMERY, June 19-The Demo-
cratic Convention at Dadeville for the 3D.
District nominated j. 9. Jcnkinson for
Congress. IIc is northern man by birth,
bnt settled in Alabama in 1865. I1o is
not known as politician.
The funeral services Of II. j. Raymond
arc appointed for Monday afternoon, in
the church on the corner OF University
Place and 10th streets.
Recruiting for the Cuban army is re.
ported as quite brisk 10 this vicinity. 1t
is considered certain that some troops
will soon leave tho city. The men enlist.
cd in Philadelp phia, numbering only 400,
have not yet gonc away, us their vessel is
undergoing repairs.
Tho Swedenborgian convention ad-
journed to-day. Their next meeting will
be at Philadelphia, next June.
CINCINNATI, June l0.-Trains will
soon commence their regular trips from
Coviugton to Louisyill
The Republican primary election for
delegates TO the State convention to-day,
was almost unanimous in feeling, in favor
Of the election Of Hays ~ Governor.
The closing performances of the Peace Jubilee
was given to-day by some 1000 to 1000 school
children attracting "a large and delighted audience
Ole Dull played solo aud Parepa Rosa aud Ado
laide PHILIPPE sang duet. The closing piece was
the one hundgedth psalm. sung by tho children
the audience joining Several children were oycr-
come by the heat aud excitement.
NASHVILLE, June tg.~~H. II. Harrison, late
Judge Of tho Supreme Court If Tennessee. nm
n0unees husclf candidate for the State Fen
ate. lie declares himself Ia favor Of calling
convention by the next Legislature. 10 remove po,
lltiful disabilities from all white eitikgns, and
amend the constitution hs TO secure the rights
Of suffrage to eolnred for all future time. The
colored men nsw yotn on the authority If law o
the Legislature. but that right il dedueel from lhs
State Contribution, He fay0rs the ratification o
tbs Fifteenth Amendment.
new Stokes Newspaper viii be issued on Mon
day.
Advices from East Tennessee Indicate tba
Stokes nill carry that sceton hy large majority
Senter will carry Middle and Western Tennessee
bot only thorough registration. heretofore pre-
veYi.d by the refusal nf tho registrars 70 egmpl,
with the law. can elect him.
MEAruIs. Juns lo.The crop reports from Ar
kansas. North Mississippi and North Alabama az
favorable. degpiss the uupropitions weather 10
weeks pact
| EbAtTN"BB. June 20.--Two weeks since the So
pervisof of this District made An inspection .
| Ailmaps di.tiery situated on tho South side o
/ Balti'n &c county. aud the rgtpl an order &
the Collector TO seize ali the buildings. maehiner
aud apparatus aad 5000 barrels whisky. Il {
alleged that through the coHniynnes of the Col
/ ieciOf or Government oliccr every facility hai
been offered T. PsTpe,rais frauds upon the rosenue
Every section Of the revenue LAW regulating dis,ii
/ leFies has been violated.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-06-26
SHFERFF'S SALE.

NToTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ virtue of an execution issued out OF the CIR
cult Court Of the State of Oregon. for Linn
county, and to me directed and delivered, in favor
OF Thomas S. Summers and Eliza Summers, and
against Phiester Lee for the sum of SS9l 90,
interests and costs of suit, I have this l4th day
Of June. A. u. lS69 levied upon the south hall
of the following described real estate, and the
appurtcnanccs thereunto belonging, to-wit;
Notification No. 2440, as Lot five OF Section
twenty -threc Lots eight nine, and ten. of section
twenty-four Lots ono two, three and four, and
She North half of the Northwest quarter dissection
twenty-fve and Lots one and two of Section
twenty-six;--all in Township twelve, south OF
Range two, West. comprising 500 acres, moro or
less, in Linn county, Oregon and, on
Tuesday. the 9th day Of July, 1869,
between the hours of 0 o'clock A. N. and 4 o'clock
r. NJ of said day, in front of the Court House door
in the city ,f Albany, Linn Co., o. gn, will sell the
above described property for cash in hand, at
public outcry, to the highest and best bidder.
Dated this 14th day Of June, A. D.. 1869.
r. A. IRVINE,
y4n44w4. Sheriff Linn county, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-06-26
OREGON.

SAD ACcIDENT-On last Sunday as
Mr.. Levi Linder and family were on their
way to Camp Meeting, II e horses taking
fright, overturned the wagon and threw
the whole family down an cmbankment
about twelve feet. Mrs J.. sustained
painful fracture Of her leg, and the
youngest child, we believe about Is
months old, was so badly hurt that it died
a few hours after the accident The rest
were more or less bruised but not serious
ly.-Engene Guard.
BARN BURNT.-The barn of Nelson
Swaggart, on the Camas Swalc was burn
cd on last Saturday night; about seven
hundred bushels Of grais and one wagon
was destroyed Guard
A PIoNEER.-Wc had a short visit
yesterday from Rev. I'll. II. SpauldiDg.
Sen, one Of the earliest Missionaries to
this coast. If We arc not in error, Mr.
SpauldiDg is one of the first printers that
ever set type on the western slope of the
Rocky Mountains.-C Cntonist.
MAsoNIC.-The following named per-
sons were elected officers Of the Grand
Chapter of Royal Arch Masons Of Ore.
gon. Grand High Priest, j J. X. Bay ey
Dep. g. H. p, G. H. Lewis; Grand
King, Jacob Conser; Grand Secretary,
r. p. Earhart; Grand Treasurer, j. Ii
Couch Grand Captain of the Host, b.
f. Goodwin Grand Prin. Sojourner
--; Grand Royal Arch Captain
J. b. Lee; G. NJ. Sd Vail, j. B. CoDgle
G.. NJ. I'd Vail, Jas. Robson; G. ~ Isl
Vail, D. II. Murphy; Grand Sentinel
- Uni0nist.
SUDDEN DEATH-On the 11th inst.
says the Democratic Press, young mar
known as Jack Turner, about 80 years Of
age, died suddenly at the lower end Of
Spring Valley, from excessive drinking
of cold water while he was very much
heated The day it will be remembered
was exceedingly warm, and coming ii
from the field during the day, the de
ceased drank about two gallons of watel
in very short time, when feeling giddy
he staggered to bed, fell upon it and al
most instantly expired.
ANoTHFB SUIoIDE.-M. Evens, wh'
resided near Ashland, went into his house
one day last week, took his gun and start
ed out, as was supposed, on hunting ex
petition but not returning for some tw,
or three days, search was made, and whcI
found, he had ended his miserable exist
! ence by discbargipg the contents OF th
gun into his head A splendid climax
this, for putting an end to ones self
Jacksonville Netes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-06-26

THE Surveyor General for this
State appreciates his friends. Forty
thousand dollars worth of Surveying
has been let in two contracts, in each
of which one of the Pengras figure as
principal Contractor. If current re-
ports are worth anything, these con-
tracts all go to Pengra & Co, and no.
body else ever gets one. One of the
parties contracting to do S20, 600
worth Of work has employed Hon.
II. II. GiIfrey to do the Surveying. In
other words, AppIegate hires Pengra
& Stratton, and Pengra & Stratton
hire Gilfrey, the latter performs the
labor and the former enjoy the recon-
pense or the fatness thereof The more
hands these contracts go through be-
fore reaching the workingman, the
more expense there is.
1t would be interesting to know
whether any public money, and how
much, has been expended in survey
ing along, and for the benefit of the
military road of Applegatc & Pengra
and how much has been fooled away
in making surveys, so called, in the
Goose Lake and John Days district:
and in attempting meridian lines and
what amount has been thrown away
upon few of the Surveyors friends
who are too lazy for manual labor anf
arc too Incompetent for anything
eIse,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-06-26

Ar CoRvALLIs.-The following are
the names of the officers elected at the
recent municipal election in Corvallis
Mayor, Geo. F. Wrenn; Recorder, w.
p. Robertson; Marshall, M. II. Bell
Treasurer, VIM. Fleidner; Council,
men, A. Knight, w. A. Wells, A. r.
Mcconnell, B. Pilbean, A. Purdy, Cal
vim Hanna The two latter are Repub.
licans, and the rest of the officers arc
Democrats.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on
~ Thursday. July s. 1869. at Z! o'clock p. NJ.
the Common ouncil Of the City Of Albany will
receive sealed proposals for making one or more
wells Of one Of the following styles and patterns
that may be adopted by the Common Council. via /:
Pattern No. IA well l6 feet in diameter. wall
cd with brick from tho bottom and arched from
the water line to tho diameter Of "A feet ut
the top, aud securely covered with cast-iron cap.
Pattern No. "A well II feet square lined with
3-ineh red fir lumber, posts In corners inches
square Of same material capped With 6 timbcrs
4xl0 inches thick ard deckcd with 3.iuch red fir
lumber, with timbers for supporting tie cap.
Pattern No. "A well l6 feet IN diameter
walled from the gravel to tho surface, and covered
as No. 2.
Bidders are requested to make separate bids or
proposals for each class Of wells advertised, and
state the cost per foot in each ease.
The Council will reserve the right to reject any
aud all bids. NJ V. BROWN Recorder
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-06-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.


This IL the mental question asked by the sick,
and after repeated failures. Have you used
BRANDRETH's PILLs7 This IS a medicine
which simply ''eleanses'-elcanses the blood and
every organ of the body. This "purgaiion" is
sure to restore yuur health, If pursued in accord
ance with the printed directions. One who has
recovered his health by this tells u to have
courage and do likewise. J. J.. Cook. publisher
Of the Bam"er for twenty years. at Bennington.
Vt, says. "Brandrcth's pills cured me o: dyspep-
sin when every other means had failed, and was
artually given up by my physicians and friends" !"
SerofuIa Of % Years Standing Cured.
PRRsroxvILLg. Pa. January II, iSes.
Dr. BRASpRETu-DnarS Sir: have been atfict-
ed with scrofala Cor forty two years bat when
hope had long departed, salvation unexpectedly
came. have d your pills for the last fifteen
months. Language fails to convey an idea of the
blessing they have been to me they have cured
me. and my health and strength are now perfectly
restored. LUCIEN j. JONES.
Sold by all Druggists. DIR. Brandreth's office,
Brandreth House. New York ni4w4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-06-26

PORTLAND ELEcrIoS.-The Portland City cleo
tions resulted in favor of the Republicans by
majOrities averaging 200 and upwards. The vote
is said to be much lighter than usual. The Herald
says that some Democrats who went into the con
ventiOns and assisted in making the ticket refused
10 vote it. Bhatevermay have been the causes they
can't be rsmedied how. We confess to some dis
appointment, having entered into the anticipations
Of some of our sanguine Portland friends.
"0ur thistles fourished fresh and fair,
And bonnie bloom d our roses,
Bnt RAIDS came like frost in june,
AND wither'd a. our posies."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-06-26

TRAIN AGAlN.-By request of the
Portland Fourth of July celebration
committee, VIC state that the report
that Train has declined to deliver the
Grafton at Portland is not true, the
Committee claim to have late and posi-
tive assurance from Train that he will
be there and crate. All persons who are
anxious to observe the curl of his
moustache had better make pilgrim
age to Portland on the 9Th of the
coming month.