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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-01-09

ELECTION OF 0FFIcERs.--At the annual
meeting of Albany Fire Company No. /,
held at the Court House on last Monday eve
ming, the following officers were elected for
the year 1869: q. L. Vining. President !;
A. n. Arnold, Secretary; S. Montgomery,
Treasurer Joseph Webber, Foreman p.
Ii. Farrell, lst Assistant Foreman Charles
Rogers, 2d Assistant Foreman. The meet
ing adjourned till nast Monday evening, the
l1th inst.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-01-09

The Stockholders of the Linn County
Agricultural Association held their election
January I, 1859 and elected the following
persons as the Board Of Directors for the en-
suing year: 4. Hackleman, ID. Froman,
N. Luper, E. II. Griffin, Jas. II. Foster,
Allen Parker, Joseph Nixon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-01-09
MAMMOTH COLORED FASHION PLATES

Ahead Of all others. These plates are engraved
steel. twice the usual size, and contain six fR-
ures. They viii be superbly covered. Also,
pattern, from from which . Dress, Mantilla, or
Child's Dress can be cut out, without the aid of
mantna-maker. Also, several pages Of Household
and other receipts in short, everything interest
ing to Ladies.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-01-09

COFFEE -RoAsTER-This IS the name Of u
vessel Invented by cur townsman, John
Briggs, Esq. Its name explains It's use.
Il is intended 10 roast or brown coffee on top
Of the stove, instead Of in the oven IA feat
which it performs most admirably and salts
factorilv.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-01-09

EXLAReED.-The Portland Commercial has
been somewhat enlarged. We regard it rs
being, in the main, one of the soundcst
Democratic journals on the coast. This is
the opinion we form Of il from the few num-
bers that reach us-we receiving one only
Occasionally;-on an average about one per
week. What the plague is the matter down
there. brother Dow?
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-01-09

RELIGIOUS Religious meetings have been
held in the United Presbyterian and NJ. T..
Churches of this city during the current
week, and considerable interest has been
roonifasted
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-01-09
The 1rmOrrat.

SHALL Pox.-We have perhaps been re
miss in duty in not calling the attention oi
the public to the fact that they are liable, d
any moment, to have the small pox break
out among them. II has been in San Fran
cisco for some time past; also at Portland !
also. in or near Salem; also at Jacksonville.
A dispatoh from this latter place, dated the
9Th inst, says:
give new cases Of smallpox are reported IN
this place to-day. To this date there nave neen
thirty cases, four of which proved fatal. The
public and private schools are closed, anu there Is
much apprehension that the disease VIII become
epide mic.
We advise this community to take i'm,
mediate steps 70 prevent the smallpox from
visiting us. The physicians of Albany all
hayc pure vaccine matter, and we advise ev'
erSboiv to be vaccinated ;--partieularly if
thev have never been, as vaccination is gen
serally preventive. People should not
wait until some one or more persons shall be
attacked by this fatal disease, before attend
ing to this matter; for the smallpox may
be communicated to persons residing here IN
many ways; by letters they may receive
from abroad-by bank bills that may be IN
circulation, or by the clothes of some stran-
ger passing through the country Let ev'
cry head of q family attend to this matter
in time; aud much suffering may possibly
be avoided Whilew counsel prompt ac
ton, we would have the public avoid being
unduly excited, or scared; for we believe
fear prepares the human system for, and SUI
perinduces attacks of contagious diseases
Keep cool. Keep your persons and premis.
es clean don't gormandize. Carbolie acid
and quinine are said to be good prevent
ives of small.p .pox.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-01-09

DIssoLyED.-See notice of J. e. Bentley
& Co., among the new ads.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-01-09

To every person getting up q Club for 1869 will
be sent GRATIS, copy Of our new and splendid
Aezzotint FOR framing, (sizt - inches by I6,)
The Star Of Bethlehem" after the celebroted
masterpiece by Gerome, the famous French artist
This is the most desirable premium ever offered
For large clubs, as win be seen below, an extra
copy will be sent In addition.
TERMS-Alsrays in Adeones:
One copy. for orc Oea
Three copies, for one year................-.. 90
-Four copies Tor one year 90
Five copies, for one year land one TO getter
up Of club .................. 90
Eight copies, for one year land one TO gettcr
up OF club ubl............................. II 90.
Fourteen copies. for one year fand one to
getter mp Of club 20 90
Address, postpaid,
CHARLES J. PETERSON,
No. 800 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa
G8- Specimens sent 10 those wishing tc get up
clubs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-01-09

DEMOCRATIC PREss.-We have received a
prospectus of a new paper, with this title,
to be issued in Salem, about the first of next
month, by Beriah Brown, Esq. He prom.
ises very fair, aud there is at least one good
feature in it; and that is that it "will be
conducted exclusively on the cash system
No name viii be entered upon the subsorip.
ton book until payment is made"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-01-09
BORN

TAILoRINe--Read the new advertisement
of Mr.. r. Jacobs, tailor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-01-09

q OCHeco VAILEY.-The editor OF the Dalles
-Nounsaiaeer, having recently had conversa-
ton with james ii. Miller and James NJ.
ThOms of 0chocO Valley, says that they rep.
resent everything in that section as being IN
q nrospcrcus condition. About seventy 1--WE
persons. all told, are wintering in the Valley
a family by the name Of johnson, from the
Willamette Valley, who, when they arrived
there. were suffering with ague and reduced
to skin and bone, are now ''fat and hearty
and enjoying life to the fullest extent. " The
Hs,tafuii1esr. also contains letter from VIM.
Pickett. ex-editor of the Albany Journal,
under date of December %, 1868. Mr.. P.
saws his ,sRagers have become as hard and
as stiff as horn from welding the axe !'-
Good for YOU, brother Pickett. You are now
in an honest occupation-go on. He says; /;
eve have the logs cut for sehOOl-house, isx2i,
and the school viii open with p pupils, who re-
side Wit}an \ radius Of 3 ii1ue 0feE Ahi'e 4soHi
the school.
The weather has been quite open thus far, and
the stock are doing well. Quite number OF cab
ius hare been erected this winter; and for hiieen
miles above the mouth Of the 0shoeo sreFy- Claim
7bas been taken and improvements commenced
There IS jet plenty Of room
lam out Of stationery, as you see, bat haTe
luckily lot Of old blanks which pave ieit IRON
a lott obtained for editorial use IN Albany.
Stir your folks about road to TINS point; II
the hill at Seotts camp Is improved there Wii DC
an eariy spring trade opened from here other
wise. good deal OF it vii 90 TO Albany during
the SUNNI er as the latter i only ten miles farther
than tire DaIIes.'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-01-09

NEW YEAR's GIFr.-Thc proprietors Of
the DEMOCRAT were kindly remembered, on
New Years Day, by G. P. Burkhart, Esq,
who presented each with box of blue pear.
main apples. For size and fine favor they
are hard to excel. The donor has our
thanks
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-01-09
MARRIED:

WALLACE-In this city, on the Sd inst, to th.
Fife of u. II. Wallace, son.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-01-09

ISsTALLATIoS.-0n last Wednesday night
the following new officers were installed by
Albany Lodge No. 4, I, o. o. F., viz: f.
Peebler, n. G.; VIM. G: Tweedale, V. G.;
VIM. Caldwell, Secretary; George Young,
T'reasurer
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-01-09
REDIkGT0x { CO.'S FLORIDA WATER.
ESSENCE OF
j A Nj AIC A GIN G e r

This valuable preparation, containing In high
J concentrated form all the properties Of Jamaica
Ginger has become one Of the most popular do
mestic remedies for sIl diseases Of tho stomach
and digestive organs.
As tone, il viii be found Invaluable TO AIl per-
sons recovering from debility. whether produced
by fever, or otherwise; for while 1t imparta to
the sysiem all the glow and vgor that can be pro-
dueed by vino or brandy, il Is entirely free from
the reactionary eects that follow the use Of spr-
its Of any kind.
II il also 80 excellent remedy for females who
suffer from difficult menxtruasiou, giving almost
immetiats relief 10 the spasms that frequently
accompany that period.
Il gives immediate relief 10 Nausea, caused by
riding IN railroad car, by sea-siekness, or 9th
or causes.
II Is also valuable as an external application for
Goui, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, etc.
REDINGToN CO.
4ls and as Front St., San Francisco, Cal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-01-09
Pickett says he TO be the schoolmast'
Of oshoco Valley Nuff ced! II

A NARROW EseaPE.-On last Saturday
as Mr.. Ridgeway and his sOn-in-law were
bringing Rev. Starr and horse across the
Santianl river on the former gentlcman's
ferry boat, near Lebanon, the rope broke
and the boat and men were carried rapidly
down the river distance of about three
miIes. when the boat struck stationary log
and was thrown up on It's side, precipitating
the three men and the horse into the river.
Fortunately Rev. Starr jumped astride of
his horse as the latter went into the water,
and the faithful animal swan to an island
near by and landed his master safely on
terra tirma. The ferrymen also swan to
the island Here the party remained for an
hour or two, when they were discovered by
VIM. Smithand Jason Wheeler, who prompt
Iy procured skiff and started to their rescue;
but ere they reached the island they met
with the same catastrophe that befell.the 6c-
cupants of the ferry-boat. The velocity of
the. current carried their slsif against log.
where it capsized, and the men climbed on
the log, which, fortunately, projected from
the island and enabled them to walk along
it to where their companions in distress were
standing. The party were all taken off from
the island several hours subsequently, by
some gentlemen who we're fortunate enough
ITO procure an old ferry-boat in the neighbor
hood. We understand the Methodist preach
er got SO cold that his fear of sire" was
considerably moderated after his release
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-01-09
PETERSON'S MAGAzINEl
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST IN THE wOaLOi
@-sPLErgDID OFFERS for 1869, On

This popular Monthly Magasine gires more for
The money than any IN the porLd. For 1869 il will
be greatly improved. 1t win contain ONE THOU
SAND PAGES FOURTEEN SPLENDID
STEEL pLATESi TWELVE MAMMOTH
FASHION PLATES TWELVE COL0RED
BERLIN PATTERNS | NINE HUNDRED
WOOD CUTS! TWENTY-P0UR PAGES OF
MUSIC All this will be given for only Two
Dollars year. IRA dollar less than Magazines
Of the class Of Peterson" Its
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-01-09
LOOK AT THESE PRICES
For Genuine
w ALTHAM WATCHES.

The 'sP. S. Bartlett" movement, with extra jew
els, Chronometcr Balance. Patent Dust Cap.
Patent Safety pinion, and al other late improve
ments. In a solid 3oz. Coin Silver Hunting Case
With Gold Joints, s27 coin.
The same in 4oz. case, $50. In 5oz case, $50 coin,
The "waltham Watch Co." movement. with extra
Jewels, Chronometer Balance. Patent Dust Cap,
Patent Safety Pinion, de., In Soz. case, with
Gold Joints, $50 coin.
The same in 4bx. case, S33 In apz., $50 coin.
The "Appletoz. Tracy & Co." movement, with ex-
ira Jewels, ChTonometer Balance, Patent Dust
Cap, Patent Safety pinion, 6c., in 3oz. case,
Gold Joints S3A coin.
The Same in 4oz. case. S37 In 5oz., so coin.
"P. s. BARTLETT Watch in 2iox. IS karat Gold
Hunting Case. $50 coin.
"Waltham Watch Co." Watch in 21oz. Is karat
Gold Hunting Case, $si coin.
'Appleton, Tracy q Co.. Watch. In 21oz. Is karat
Gold Hunting Case. Ss7 coin.
ANY additional weight ut II per dwt., or $50 per
oz. extra.
We win send any Of the above by Wells, Fargo
L Co.'S Express, with bin to collect on delivery,
and give tho purchaser the privilege to examine
the Watch before paying. All Express charges
amount Of the price Of the Watch i remitted 70
seith the order ciH prepay the Erpresa charges
10 San Francisco ourselves In sending money.
drafts Wells, Fargo 4 Co. are preferred.
We wish it distinctly understood that these
Watches arc the very best, with ell the latest inn
provements. and that they are in perfect running
order and if any one does not perform we'll, we
will exchange it, or refund the money.
Please state that you this in the State Rights
Democrat.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-01-09
THRILLING TALES AND NOFRLETTES

are the Best published anywhere. All the most
for Peterson" In 1859, in addition to its usual
quantity of short stories, Foar Original Copyright
Norelefs will be given, viz: Mary Antionette's
Talisman," By Mrs. Aan S. Stephens; ssThe mys-
terry Of Biackwood Grange, by the author Of 'sir
NoePs Heir !" "Katie's Winter in Washington"
BY Frank Lee Beneditt; and 'sThe Story of Mag
gie,' b. the author Of "susy LIS Diary"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-01-09

/ I WifH Dyspeptics everythingis is wrong
Food does not digest; sleep does not refresh;
wine does not cheer; smiles do not gladden. ;
music does not charm, nor can any other Joy
enter the breast of the miserable dyspeptic.
You must get rid of it or it will become
seated and confirmed, and life will become a
sburdeu and existence curse. PLANTATION
BrrrERs will do away with all this. New
life, strength and enegy will take possession
of you. The damask viii again bloom upon
your cheek, and the luster in your eye will
agar. be as bright as in your healthiest,
happiest and most joyous days.
MURDER.-Two men were murdered In
Portlan last weekend It wasn't a very
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-01-09

--GosE TO REsr.-It becomes our sad duty
ITO chronicle the death of Mr.. Charles b.
Spren ger, which occurred or yesterday morn
ing, at the Pacific Hotel in this city. lie
had been PROSTATE for many weeks, with
that fell and fatal disease, consumption, and
when the Pale Messenger came he found a
wiling follower from SO much snfering.-
Mr.. S. was well known throughout Oregon
as frst-class hoteI.keeper, was aged about
80 years, and leaves an estimable widow
and many relatives and friends to mourn his
departure from their midst. He vas a
brother of J. B. Sprenger, Esq, proprietor
of the Pacific Hotel of this city.
g The funeral viii take place tomorrow (sabbath]
at14 o'clock. P. NJ, from the Pacific Hotel to tbs
Congregational Church. where appropriate service
will be held.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-01-09

MuRDER-Two men were murdered in
Portland last Week-and it wasn't very
good week for numbering, eitherl Portland
will soon rank as first class city"
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
A sKErEroNlrNoEe ANpoA pIAMoSD RING,

Tn A sREIET0N' FINGER AND A DIAMOND King Il
Thirteen years ago,ra man named Jolly, who
lived In DeKalb County was nysferiously made awa
with after having left bis home to visit Nashville He was
toIerably wen oh had beantif young wife, whom he
hai married year previous 20 his sudden and Ana dis
appearance and whom be had successfully from .
powerful. pertlacions aud rancoFoas va AZ we Hine
Of Joys Departure from home he cqpfessed that ne ao
ssnatey tpsicd Ris infant boy the horns he was sav
Ing and she, tears HIS %e % Vas ae my rr
born AN orphan When he was away ABOUT "eeh, n.s
wife and friends became alarmed; Nothing mo- Dscn
heard from hnrrnO one had him on the journey
After couple of days inolerable spspepse search was
n.tatsd No Iacs z, S S9Sa Ss insnS men We're
found on the banks Of the cumbetland, aPsas tTo
nes from eSsra ' S. sap,
g tSss GEa W SSse iSSt SSs Ss eoad
N any way, throw any sht on the fate otJoy wpseyes
discovered After repaInng two years on the farm and
when her two little children were In condition 70 run
Of which afforded her nothing but the most exquisite
palm She Ny e sdyss q fsnds 1S oat ana spa
ward she married the clever but eccentric Dr. Harper
s SSn sSS e Ssr
Interesting family Of three girls aud boy Ihe early,
St u se oanss and was in the
ws ps sss t hs Hape but Vas
Yracny 6eeyd to hIul bitterly IN private and In
faot lhs day before hIs death. had deree aercsson
Sy lie SteryShtDn Of superior officers For
long time the death OF Harper the manner II twas
eonsleFed strange, the Thought OF it nay died out
Of the minds q men. After the war. the fierce but
bafed suor OF her young days to- Nashville anu
re wed aeqnaintance with the twce,wdowed dame Of
his youth. Very recently was on tho polntof snc-
ceedng; In fact preliminary arrangements were
aiready made. for wedding when arrangement oer
CURED IN tie water pipe which supplied The house OF the
widow Harper, iu South Nashville. Plumbers were set
70 work upon the pipe but could make no on
H. rinAly tie street ripped up to ascertain the
oaise OF the awilter stoppage 1t was found At the
mouth Of thepre where IL was stae he'd to the main
glreet supply f,pe the skeleton or hand was found
Tho Ringers were closed up Ike knot frInly amined
into the small pipe On being taken out Jack knife was
found clnched in the fingers, covered with rust OF
course but sniit tefry SOUND and perfect Ia shape to
show that 10 had beth once the property OF the man 70
whom the widow engaged 10 be married Upon one
OF the Nm GERS found also Diamond ring whtrh her
rst husband wore when he left their house IN ekalb
Cohnty lS years ago Wien these particulars becaine
known the Intended bridegroom hastily leit town and
the good lady became sick An atteupt was made 90
hush up these facts but they gradually leaked out aud
came itb our Possession yesterday The lady has net
yrt recovered She las frequent spells Of delrium, and
fears are entertained by her ysieaDs that her reason
has been impairsdby tho shock OF the discovery. IJss
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

these unfortunate young girls The men and women who
nav their money these exhibitions are the oss M
aSSsIS sms J1 just 9fs been
oft ii the Gymnssb IN Paris ne feoying dialogue DC
sfsnsr II scrrs s1eis aa %h cest
ss ISs. re- s.it .nv tout s s
P a. IN my sars 4 pStsra friend replies
pssel penn @ sos. gassaile' danSeuse'
soht q mA*soe '='y -. o.u Az
A writer in Ihe Era says: An over Ine
portea Esss ee soWherr sFSa p crhap. as the East
IoepgT than In Chna s2 japan ue Igs apy ~.
part t snneld by ao csmp.
ment TO the amateurs to say that tney ate the East
actors than the professional fwhp visits 've
Svo heas neyeraed sSd theaer is to
be found, rHingappre,r Hong Kong AS S
an have their 80 drsagyei r., View Si aiI
sbatears haye-st uphold ost honorably the Drama
The E9glish Theaterl9 sbapghp SomprisnS sda9s
Edeass Is supported bS poSeff set Of setos
q SuS @ s @ the sJss
With PROFESSIONAL soepIp aSsts,
ID place Oh the boards But with care and good manage
and oDseauently most appreciated" if,stf Iood
Z Hers Is q mem orand DUN, with geferepsel to the
Jordan sleeps at 81 Cloud Asteys ann
the Genetery OF Chalse soha aSont
and Matthew'S combia9d Oh ms 9ayl ~ ~; an
Garden kenbie ohn AZ Ri9bHopd
oi ST. fhu,s gnncph5S ah,s ~ G,nrnh Waterloo
yS, 5l sISt A. ~ a abs%}ck }od Ciitf
nnSor ss eacs boon sonnSnion Tom
9sn ~ va M, "a nt' btHeps foS brey In t
Jamtss, faeipg tho gate Din vernyn s0 ~ SoV "het
IN nitbe ggf9pt biA fUrt93hie eh; .YstpAh gsi1lot
iWhe Joseph Snrface at NoQisqn, RSai a,24 s
backln, not faf Dom te grave OF uyeherley. IN 9Be
church q 81 Paul, cesept Garden yheEe nearly cSpj
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
STORM AND1 FLOOD SIGNALS.
by MEANS OF THE .TEIEGRAH AND CANNON
10 tAsoEditor OF The 1Trf1ae. usf hue .9i.7

by MEANS OF THE .TFIEGRAH AND CANNON 7
TO tAs Editor oftIThe 1Trf11s. Hsf bue .9i.7.
~ SIis: 1t is estimated that lore than one
fourth OF the grain and hay crops are, average In
iured annually by storms during haryes Iarro oquant
he, ara cut down. and then cems on suddenly.
or As settled raln and they get wet 70, decree thar
they are materially damaged II farmers Ad ts1agof
these approaching storms in tine to get ben grain os
hay under cover, or in sliuationo shnt tout,bs rsb
much OF this Injury would he prevented. B,tlr general
adoption Of the following siHpe PLAN US Heed thai
When Storm has forined and commenceso travel in
any certain the first telegraph sttoa or sta
tops oyer which u pssses - 70 ssnd va new 20 gu .se
scores or hundreds OF miles IN advances aceotR= to se
kind Of storm. sr probable distance that t ay trves
Ae kept fssd 55 the ais az the Court Hob. Or bya
coIbis ststb III is 20 be fred ,re dimes az iyssd q
ORe mrante lfa tornado, hail Storm ietIte cs or ee
active storm Is approaching at intervals Otref mD-
ules f ordinary n storm Is appruaching roidy; AZ
iattrsas Of sic mnutes IL an ordinary rain ston is sp
ESf fSsF SSa sbpTssSS sasSsia FA Ar''
bd AS u good szed cannon can b heard diSinct5om -
to ~ miles every dtcction from the pis of nfpg or
oydr srsee on from 30 to 20 neS siGsre N nrihonest
eac c0uht aud prtacira, fowh The arrlet over
The whole In harvest time Will be ia,7ed stop
ston 60 sh4t cat the fai9 thus hSylng ha ON! inss
pofioDiwhIeh had been eutend cured p.eypus tS
warning, hut Also saving tatI portion whie othgsise
would have BEEN cut during several hours or a~hoeay
n fch
nfe st5rai Signals wiIl aso be Of great yalp 70 com
ineto6 Oh eH kenaea coasts and ih nsrrowthsgnea'
and p0Itinury ON sur numerous Daye 1sers' ha 49,,
aud especially seyrrs storms and hurricaues.oy w
e vss "a toi seek PLACES OF SAFETY or wspar, os s w,
cpnipg stprmr Ierrine storms aso sNsep upss y
seaports causing great damage ~ slppsg pst 81
a few minutes Warning would save vast ahovlns ~ -
property The sirnais win save Numerous iiyes VII wlS ~
useful 10 commerce. 20 egricultuo dirug harytss NJ
M Seed tilne spina aud Dali and Ia fsot Will Do sss'
to every business cty and country 9ll.I !, .
Iha enlue signals ueed for storms
towns NAV also be used 70 give waNPs % aesfress ~
river dosds- By r4g ennoa u ts ~ asr sr s
epir$ length %ysfhi hours by wnah lSs pss5
yIs And large am orfnts or property NIL be sayed
nm het worbiv will often beof great value wien a.. w.
river rises saddsnly ond run VIII
the signals NAY be repeated. alter suitable ater'a
sSe pan has bee approved OF by the pros, and oy s
e9rs& eopaples, The Western upion ISIS 1s
nsdv office az New Y0rk and Which owns litge .ps
joriy Of the s toeghop the Union NJ order q ,s
The systen, winsuppy teiegrainsof ytlrosynR
s,1res dag con sdcrso,e a,sbr ~ eeser se.sns "a ~
make drcaReDents 20 Jire signal 9's ~eeer"es Ss,sos
Wasaaotoas d. G., Feb 40 1892 bllol ~ ,sH9e =