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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-16


An executive Office the hangman's.
Common pleas please shut the
door. s.-s.as
The scale of good breeding B nat
ural.
A dark subject--the Civil Rights
Bill. M
Bills that are not very light-gas
bills. .4gl I.
A heavy robbery stealing railroad
iron.
How to invest in lottery. Got
married.
A poor relation--telling an anec-
dote badly.
Carpets are bought BY the ward and
worn by the foot,
A bow that is much priced by the
fair ones--the elbow. i' 4.
The pole that many theories arc
hung on--tho North Pole.
Wasting sweetness putting your
arm about pretty woman.
What State is round at both onda,
and high in the middles Ohio.
Tho transit ot Venus pretty miag
tripping gracefully throuehthaaitsstS
As you cannot avoid your own com
pany make il as good as possible.
Instead Of saying ''Iook Rp,n tho
Texan exclaimE 'See hyar old tell
lown
Mrs Beecher is an awful hpmely
woman, but then her bread IS never
heavy.
Habit is q cable. Every day We
weave q thread and soon we cannot
break it.
It is the high price Of slate pencils
that is driving the saloon.keepers 10
the poor-house.
Mrs. Guhblna saya her husband Il
like a tallow candle; he always will
smoke when he Coca out
Married recently, Mr. S. Wells ID
Miss M. Hall Il might % hire said
that sails wclI that ends wall"
Two things ia this world chat should
not be triaed wilh--a uonan'a op;u.
ion, and lhe business end Of usap.
May Heaven blesa aud keep yon
ffota your own srne lope, BenianiiH
Herrick, was lheway the lellercnatd
"Teolh 20 exchange fos wheat. PORK
or potatoes, j whai ar enlofrriaF
dentist h one of The State loWnn sa
varilses
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-16
AN IsIPoRrANT INVENTION


William i. Powleson, the engineer
in charge Of the boilers and nachin-
cry in the Cosmopolitan Hotel has
lately recoiveda patent for an i'm
provement in smoke-consuming fur
naces. The invention is attracting
much attention among furnace men
and others, and is destined to exer-
else an important influence upon all
interests identified with steam en-
gineering. Tho invention consists
simply in carrying steam from the
drum through pipe into a super
heater and conveying IL thence
through smaller pipes under the furs
mace to four nozzles which are set in
the front Of the fire chamber above
tho burning fuel. Each of these
nozzles discharges d fan-tail iot or
spray OF Hydrogen gas, spreading
horizontally across the burning fuel.
Thus n complete mixture Of the
smoke and steam is effected and the
carbon iii the former while burning
lntenslleS the neat. NO smoke ch-
capes, il being all consumed by this
process. The flow Of steam is regu-
lated by q stop cock to the amount
desired for burning the smoke, Mr..
Powleson having been placed in
charge Of furnace in which he
could get little or no draft, went to
work year ago and made some ex-
periments to remedy the difficulty.
While thus engaged the idea Of IN
Producing superheated steam into the
furnace occurred to him, and after
several attempts TO do SO he At last
met with success. A saving Of near
\ ly thirty per cent. ID the amount OF
fuel required the absence Of all SCOT
from tho iiuos, and the rapid creation
OF intense heat are among the princi-
pal fruitsof thisinyention. Itsappli-
cation to the smelling Of ores will
greatly cheapen the cost Of reduction.
| The. patent is to be applied to the
boilers in the Palace Hotel and also
in the Mint. Chronicle.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-16

suit was that before Thanksgiving
the deacon had neither Jenny in
the house or in the stable.
That was years ago, and Hiram has
since done the town some service as
Selectman, and is likewise a dignifed
Justice of the Peace. But in the
midst Of all his dignity and honors,
if he ever happens to insist upon
having his own way, the threat of
telling about the horse-barn brings
him to terms at once. 1t is the one
check to his independence the magic
charm by virtue of which Mrs. Hiram
Jenkins wields the household scepter.
Hearth and Home.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-16
WHAT OREGON NEEDS.

In the last issue Of the Oregon City
Enie1Yr,se, is a we'll written article
on the necessity of Home Manufac-
ture, under the above heading, from
which we make the following extract
We doubt if there is State in the
Union possessed of more natural and
productive wealth than Oregon. ~
There is one thing we can say with
out successful contradiction, that
there is no State that can show a
greater export for the number OF
people. This wealth is probably
more equally distributed than in
other States. We have no very poor
people among us, and yet none aris-
tocratically wealthy. Yet we find
that money is scarce and many Of
our citizens complain of hard times,
Let us see if this is not our own fault
more than the cause of natural con.
sequences. In the first place, arc
not the producers, to u great extent,
standing in their own light when they
do not encourage home manufacture
and home Industry See the enor-
nous amount of money our farmers
allow to go out of the State annually
for sacks to send their grain to mar
ket, These sacks could be made
here, and by SO doing, would not
only give remuneative employment
to many idle persons in towns, but
would give profitable employment to
our farmers. just think for a mo.
mentwhat a difference this item alone
would make to any one town in Ore
gon. Over three hundred thousand
dollars goes out of the State annually
for this one item alone. This entire
sum could be kept at home and cir
culated among our people. The
farmer and manufacturer would get
their share of it, while at the same
time the farmer would be creating 0
consuming element to use up the
surplus products on which we now
have to pay heavy freights to ship to
other countries. We annually i'm
port not less than ten hundred thou.
sand dollars worth of farming nipple.
ments, and this is constantly on al
increasing demand. All these imple
ments could be made here, and w
need only import such Of the materia
as we have not in our own State
Let some one take this item alone an(
see how many consumers this larg'
sum Of money would support, direct
ly and indirectly. Our Shoes, leath
er and harness probably cost us an
other million annually. These coulC
all be made at home and the none,
retained here. See how many con
sumers this vast sum would supper
and keep the money in circulation
at home Our ready made clothing
is another big item which could all b
saved. Now, when We take into con
sideration that this vast amount Of i'm
ports is made at the expense Of no
more than q producing population o
fifty or sixty thousand people--an,
we have not enumerated oil that W
import which could be made here
is it any wonder that times are har
and money scarce in Oregon? No
at all. The only wonder is, tha
Oregon is able to sustain herself M
der such circumstances.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-16
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FINANCES OF LINN COUNTY.

From the Albany Democrat We
learn Of the healthy financial condi.
tion Of linn county and Of her free
dom from debt after building a fine
Court House at a cost Of SAC, 900 and
Ia $4,000 jail. When the Republi.
cans went out Of power in that county
II was largely in debt with high rate
of taxation, on the accession Of the
Democracy TO control of affairs strict
economy was observed aud pracLiced,
the indebtcdness for Court House
and Jail liquidated and tho tax levy
reduced far below what IL was form.
erly. Tire levy for county purposes
next year will bo the lowest known
in that county for years. This is altrb-
uthble TO the srtrict integrity Of her
county officers, and economical man
agemenL of her finances by the Dem.
ocraey. They were elayaled TO
power by The people for their pledges
Of honesty, and those pledges have
been faithfully and honorably carried
out. H0
The people Of old Linn should con
tinue in power the nominees Of the
Democracy, for under their admins
tration low taxes and honest rule
will be the order. We wish we could
brag on the financial condition Of old
Marion, which, under Republican rule
pays about tho highest tax levy ol
any county in the State with less "a
show for il. The levy in Marion for
1875. for county purposes, was Ia
mill; in Linn ~. This year in the
latter county il is o. mills Linn,
Lane aud Polk counties paid last
year on the dollar, for county par
poses, less taxes than any other coun
ties 10 the State, yet the so'called IN
dependents in those counties shouted
louder for "roformn and "retrench-
mentr than in the counties with higl
rate OF taxation. Such is the consis
tency OF the Independents, the prohi
gacy Of tho Republicans and tht
economy Of the Democraey.--Salen
Mercury-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-16

A boarding house lady complained
that she had broken a Knife in tying
to cut the butter, and attributed il to
the extreme cold weather. One Of
the boarders modestly suggested that
il might 5e on account Of the strength
of tho butter itself. The strength OF
tho remark had ioedl;enia0 effect on
the after conversation,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-16

An inebrIate stranger prccipitaled
himself down stairs, and on striking
the landing rcproachfully apostro-
phized himself with. 1T you'd beou
a-wantin' TO como down stairs, why
in thunder didn't you say 80, you
wooden.headod old fool, an I'd a come
with you, an showed you the way?'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-16

A NEW RACE or CATS. = "Hcre
Thomas Henry, some one has taken
an orange off my bureaul' exclaimed
a sixth street woman tho other day.
"Tll bet IL was the cat' replied The
boy. looking very innocent
"Cah Cats don't eat oranges con
tinued the mother.
Il know they didn't use to, mother
but you ought 10 see how these new
kind Of cats 60 for oranges aud lem
onsl They just chank ON down IS ]
would gum dropsl"
The old lady sat down aud remark.
ed that this was o world Of change.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-16

EEJOYING THEMSELVES AS a
rag peddler was coming down Cath
crime street the other day boy ran
to meet him and said:
HYon see that brown house down
there, with tie boys in the yard2"
Yes
swell, when yon get down there,
don't bollor 'r.a.g-sp Mother is asleep
with the sick headache, father is down
Town, and us boys are having a boss
time hanging The dog IN the grape
arl-ssis''
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-16

having his own way, the threat of
telling about the horse-barn brinos
him to terms at once. 1t is the one
check to his independence-the magic
charm by virtue of which Mrs. Hiram
jenkins wields the household scepter.
Hearth and Home.
-, -, -, :
w ~ ~
The Da;b, Ms,ns of Fehruarv nj
contains the foIlowino.
we have at last deanita informa.
tion as to the conrse Of events in Pek-
ing since the death of the late EN-
peror, and learn that boy named
Tsal-tien, son Of the eseventh Prince,
is the new ruler OF China under the
style and title OF Kwang-su. The
death Of the young Emperor, who
had rsigned since August, 1861, un-
der the style OF Tung Che, took place
at about . p. m. on the 18th of jan
nary, IN the nineteenth year of his
age. Early In the morning following
it was rumored In Peling that a
grandchild OF his eldest uncle, the
Prince of Tua, had been selected for
the succession, in the absence OF a di-
rect heir; but in the course of the
day it became known that the two
Empresses, .. e., the Empress Dowa-
ger and the Emp ess Mother (ofTung
Chez, the well-known regents during
the late majority, had selected the
only son of the Princes second broth
er, the Prince Of Ch'un. This child,
who is at present, it is said,
BETWEEN THREE AND FOUR YEARS OLD
Woo dos;onstod 90 s,,ccossor 70 tho
throra m 81 - . doerao of ,he E,,rressas ~ .,S
~ wb;cb sonction was decIared n
the yaIad;ctorv manifesto Of tbe de-.
',o,tnd ~ so,Snra;rn Tba saioot;on ~
this candidate is popularly attributed
to the choice of the Empress Mother,
who is q sister of the Princess OF
Ch'un, and consequently aunt by
blood as well as marriage to the
child These two august ladies are
said to be daughters of a Manchu
functionary formerly in Office as Ia
otai of the Kwei-sui Circuit in Shan.
81, named Cheng-lin. The result
shows that the Empresses have known
how to maintain and exalt the posi-.
ton gained by their coup d'etat in
1861, when they seized the reins Of
power after the death of Hien-fung
and we cannot but admire the vigol
and determination with which they
dominate the rival parties and bend
Princes and Ministers to their will
The effect of the present selection is
to make them again er-o6icio regents
and among the Peking Gazettes vii.
be found an edict appointing then
TO that once
THE YOUTHFUL SOVEREIGN ELECT
Was conveyed to the Palace from his
fathers residence at about 4 4. NJ. OF
the 18th. The DEGREES published il
the Peking Gazette on that and the
following days record the successive
official stages of this historical epi
sode. The adoption of the K,ool
Hao or style OF the coming reign o
the new Emperor was announced il
the Gazette of the 10th of January
The characters chosen are KacangSu
which may be translated "Continua
ton Of Glory" They appear K
have been selected from a sentence
occurring in State paper of the
Sung dynasty, by Ts'ui Yung, enti
tied Memorial requesting the be
stowal Of title Of honor" on an
imperial person.. The sentence il
as follows: 1. e., gloriously renew the
great dynastic continuation.
A VERY DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
Rrol,o o,,t IN tbo n;o,bt of Fohrror,
/
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-16

The schoolmaster has gone away
with King Kalakauha. eIl0made
Pies,p in large black leltors on paste.
board, is sign in bakers window
in the Quaker City,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-16
NEW
ALBANY BATH HOuSzl

VVHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
fully inform the citizens Of Albany and vi
enity that he has taken charge Of this Establish
ment, and, by keeping clean rooms and paying
strict attention to business, expects to suit all
those who may favor him With their patronage.
Having heretofore carried on nothing bui
First-C1ass Hair Dressing Saloons.
he expects to give entire satisfaction to ail-
8-Childien and Ladies' Hair neatly cut
and shampocsa JOSEPH wEBBRR.
v3nsstG
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-16

A little American lad who had just
commenced reading the newspapers,
asked bis father If "Hon." prehxed TO
the name Of member Of Congress
meant 'honest"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-16

SHE Wasn't "SALLY."--While a
number Of ladies were waiting at the
Grand Trunk depot yesterday young
man entered, and after looking around
he walked up to a young lady and
said.
"Hello, Sallyp
"Sirl" she exclaimed, drawing back
"Isn't your name Sally?' he inquired
taking a closer look,
"No sir!" she replied, flashing a
look Of scorn at him.
"WeIl, then she didn't come in on
this train lie continued. "She's got
red hair and freckles on her nose just
like you, and I'd sworn you was
Sallyn
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-16

The Detroit Efee Prem asks. If Mr.
Bergh can send a man to Jail for three
months for killing a mad cat, we'd
like to know what he can do TO q boy
who feeds marbles 10 a parroG
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-16

The New Haven Register relates
that an actor at one Of the theatres
was called out three times in one eve
ming, not long aGo-twico BY the
sheriff and once BY 4 tailor
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-16

Give your son good education
and settled purpose in life, aud when
he Is a man be will not be content 10
sii back Of grocery stove and crack
bis iinger-joints.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-16

A vet eran shopkeeper says that al
though his clerks are very talkatiye
during the day they are always ready
70 shut up a. night.
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{ (Nue oem "TOledo Blade.
Sr SISirrfp

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Us fam Stnan0 cine drmlid)e gSaare fabri.
siren uno ite enmal 0erfauien, unO oa in Den
Serctnt9ten Staateu 4O,0OO,O 900 9Renifeu
moDnen, 10 'unO Der 2lbiaB, menu ,Seoer mn
elll Stud taulte, geullgeu, I'm elu anltGnOiQe5
Sernl0Jen I'll MAIDEN. 2lbcr etu 2(rtitel, Ser
Sabre bluOurd oa8 6IlG bebQuptet uno Del
zen Ablob reAclmdBtg un0 i6ucl ;unimmt,
mnB 0biOlute SOrSiige beiiBen.
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unlcre gan;e adlte Seite Elm. gSir uebmeu
lte AM, neil mir ben 0ottor fenuen uuo uou
lelnen 9lrttteln mlen. gSm tenneu ibu oils
tmcn rc9clredt gebilOtteu 9trSt, OeIieu 0plom
an Der 2Sauo lelner Sfiice bdugt, unb mir
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lteu Acr5te Oe5 &du0e5 III Serbinounq qetre=
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uno ebrlt9 bcbanOelt merOcn.
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Uoubraht moroeu-9utG SuucrlGlii9e glrtlfel,
ote, menn lle etHnlal etn9Gtitbrt moroen iiub,
td leld]t non lelbit tbrcu 2Seg babuen, mo
0ortreifll6c GcldditSleltung. Sie baben @r-
tOlJ 9ebabt, neil lte grfOlg bo0en icllteu."
2Senu Gu W(eot5luCn patrouliiren miult,
Ole BON einem geihldteu 2trSte uno Gbemitcr
3ubereltct meroeu, 10 QebrQu6e
0r. Blerce'5 SamtlicumcOi5ineu. ,@oloenc
meOt5iniite GHtoeduu9" Golden Medical
Discovery lit nabrbait, tdrfenO, iditeoerbeis
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tene8 9uItenbellmlttel ymob(ibmedeuoe 2lba
pleasant Purgative Pcllets(,
fnHm GROCER, oI8 eiu Seniforu, bil0cn einc
aH9ene9me unO 3uoerldiTge NtcOi5tn; y2iebs
lln98s SerorOnuug" (Favorite Prescription,
eln Wtittel fitridwddl6e 6raucn; 6lObtaut.
@rtratt Extract of Smart-W eed), ein magi
iteS Dtittel fiir Sdmcr3, llnterlelbSbcidmers
ben nnO cine unuergleldlihe Ginreibung fir
!ytenifen mo BicrOc; mdbreuO iem Or.
Cages &atarrbmIttcl (Catarrh Remedy i'll
Der gan5en gSelt ais cas- gr0Bte @lgenmlttel
itr Satarrb unO S6nHpicH betamt 1T, oaS
je Dem Yublitum Oargcboten murOe. Die
mcrOcu ber alien apotbefcrn per
fauft uuO ftuo III oeutideu umi6lGgeu NIT
ocntiAen Sebraud8aupciiuHgcn III Baben.
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0(1tS Der StooteNoitffifn0f.

Spe5lulfeOrfepoHoeH3 o. Nd. @Orrep eHten, }
Annapolis, u. Septbr. - DtorQen
pro Oas ct. Sobn'5 @olleg pieoer er6ffnet
meroeH ullo Die Briifuug BON @anoOatcn ;ur
AufHabme i'll baS Snltitut, meldle am Ronz
tag begann mtro nod eiuige Gage oaucru.
Sle 3abl Der Stuoenteu, melde i'm uGaIteu
Sabre ba8 SuItttut bciu9en, miro allem Nh.
lhttHc uQ6 icbr groB ieiu. 0ie Niariue.
ataoemle lit an YioutGge pieOcr er0fiuet
mor0en.
SIM 9auie Oc8 0ru. 8. s. MoB, bel
9odett'5 Polnt, 2lune 2runoel -@ountp, brad,
am Sounta9e i'll Abmeienbcit Der Tamilie
Seuer aus, peld]eS oNS @jebQuOe uebjt ciuem
groBen Gbelle oe8 Wiobilar8 in Ii6e leate.
Stnlgen 9tad]6arn gel0H9 e8 ctnen Sbeil Der
IfCbcln Sll retteu.
Ser SdOOner yGaleOoEla" bon Baltimore,
@apt. 2S. .. &0ntg, lit 3Um 2luiiernfange
lBenirt mor0cn.
61rblge GrIurfOuilttu, Oie f1 Don bier
mad SSalbington begabeu, mobnten oaielbt
Der ye3uHg Oc5 @runofeius Der Saptiten,
9te9crttrdle bti. Nui Der Giicubabniabrt mad,
SSalbIngton, iiberfubr Ger 3ug cine Sub,
melde inter Der EotomOtiue uuO Dem Senoer
ourdl btS ium eriteu gSagen gerietb, Der ans
Dem @tlelle 9emOIiGH murOe. Die BaTiuoierc
tamen unoeriegt oauou uuo muBteu Tl III
Sup na9 SOcntOn bc9ebcn, pom no lie Die
Sabrt iortetten.
9ouperneUr grooule hat cine Neuuiiittou
an oen @ouuerncr bon 0elamare Yereff3
Oe5 0curg Smitb, alias Gltn,
oonld, wt9tn 0tebt0bI8, 0u5gCIelt.
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Ierbaftums oes &,itlfs 0tftrtfts=
YtnfudlfeS SSfSher.

gS a b1n9t II, 20. Septbr. - Charles
8. Silher, bis Dor Sturgeon SiilfS 0tltrifts'
Anipalt, nurbe beute Ibeno i'm ,,Sbeatre
eomique" BON beu@ebeimpolist stiten0ic cOepitt
ultO Ifiller Guf bic Infla9e perbaftet, Die
IppeuatlonS SiirgidaftS Yapiere in Al
Oifrlftsfdllen geltOblen su baben. 9ieie
Yapiere, Obne beren SorbaHbeniein Die betref.
fenben Serbreher rift Dor Dem Criminal
geridte pro5eiiirt meroen biirfen, tpuroen erlt
letten Sreitag uerntiBt. Die @ebeimpoltSiiieu
erlan9ten bcnte Ibenb SO BON ben Al qeitoble,
uen Yapieren uieoer. Siiber ioll bic betrefiell.
ben Yaptere Semanbem gum &anfe angeboten
baben fiir ben Sebnt>n Sbets bes 8etrases,
melhen DieIelben rcprdientiren. sSiiber lpnrbe
iiber 9tad)t eingelperrt. SelbltperltdnOli6
perurlahte Die Nerbaftung groBe aufre9una.
9Saibtngto II, 21. Sept. = Die 9lnfla-
gen uuO anOere @erifltspapiere befinoen iif,
gemDbnltd inter Iufiiht DeS @eribtsi9rei.
berS WfibbletOn uno perben in Der Heael
'barf bemad)t. @s lit gitemanoem aeitattet,
bie!elben Dnr6SuIeben, nit 4nsnabme bes
Bunoesannaltes nnb ieiner9liiiltenten. Tabz
renb Der GerthtSferien bemelfte man, baf,
@bas. g. Siiber, Der 5iilfs 8unbeSanlpalt,
ldn9erer 3elt brau6te, um Die Yapiere burdlz
suieben; er la9te, oaB er bte @eIh1ste bes
nGtifeH Sermines porbereiten niiiiIe, Selbife
reritanoli9 beste man nift Den seringiten
S.roadt. q Setibem mlroe Siber abaeiebt,
uno als man lebten Sreita9 cte Yapiere per-
mibte, RRlts 5id plDtllG Der Serpa9t aui
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Sclesrapbii6e SepeiGelt.
(Beritte bet raioeiirten Breiie" fir Den r@or.
relponoenten.")
eSalamSs9epeldsu.
Sic &asstas aaf nn9efebtt6c 9 ren=
tergtet ttpd) ttid,t ctuaeitsfIt.

gSaI hing ton, p. Septbr. = Wfabor
Safob gSaaner bonn Stepeniienbiireau, Der in
Sirsinisn Inter ben seisepiDr,ssn Ns srannts an t.
lpeinbrennerslen 10 tiittig auiaerdumt bat, iit
sit sinissu Sassn bier beiddttl9t nno slpar
su bem 3pede, Die Stesbe5iiglifen Speratioz
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Selbifa,prO etuer 9amc.

yeb a n 0 n, BennI, q. Septbr. = Estne
Dame Smiiden 25 unb 80 Sahren fam aeitern
qbeno bier oil unb regiitrirte itf imn n2ebanon
Salen 6Ouie" am Sabnbofe ais SRI. Gulu
Greene BON Bbilaoelpbia ein. 6eute giittag
gtn9 ile Die uSebanon Sallep Subn" entlang,
etpa DteiIen meit, bis plGtlid) elm Sradt,
5u9 anfam. Sic biillte iid) in ibr llmidla9es
tuf unO mari iid) Dor Der 2ofomotipe uieDer,
peldle ibr bas Saupt bonn 9tunlpfe trennte
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@erMtf6te 9epcfGest aus
sty nk&1 SA a "a q

w-Dorf, 21. Sept. - Sob er.
Dffnete 81 1l7t.
- Ser 9ampfcr n@itg Of Meriba" BON
Sapanua nuSelangt.
= Ntebrere Snbaber bon gonos erlier
Sppotbet Der y@rie.Sabn" periamnlelten i'd,
seitern uno faBten Sei6liiie, Die Sabn III
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Ste ,Sattf putl California. !"

San SraA5t CO, y. Septbr. = Nle
Seamten uuo Die 0ireftoren Der "Banf bon
California" wioeriprefen ser Se9auptnng,
oaB bic Sauf am 27. D. 90. mieber er0ffnet
miirOe. Wi0glih Jet e8, aber cine beitimute
Belt lei rod n1dlt feitaeiekt mpr0en.