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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

JUNE WATEBnIELONS,
FRESH EVERY DAY-KEPT ON ICE.
Always on hand, finest Nutmeg and Hunter
CANTELOUPES, fine PEACHES, Bartlett
PEARS, and all kinds OF FRUIT; SWEET PO-
TAToES, SUGAR CORN, etc. An kinds OF
NEAT, SWEET-BREADS, SQUADS. Dressed
CHICKENS, &c. Meat delivered Sunday Per.
sons desiring can leave address, and We viii send
for order daily.
Orders for Georgetown must be received by II
O'Clock. FRANk j. TIBBETS,
PALACE MARKET,
aug6-1y CORNER 18th ct. ond N, u, 40,
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NEW FALL DRY GOODS.

We are receiving NEW FALL DIZZY GOODS
and CARPkTfNGS daily. Fine Dress Goods and
SINS speciality. flannels and Blankets In great
variety. Brussels Carpeting NJ 75c-, 81 sc. soc.
vhp and III. 10 per yard; beautiful and new pNt-
terms. Ingram Carpetings from soc. mp TO SOC.
w. W. BURDETTE q CO..
Nos. e2s 7rn ST.,
506 X ST, N.N,t Aug26-tr
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DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN.
h WI. =. BURPORO, lob i street.

Three story BTicE Houses JOr Sale.
Special bargains are offered In tWo-seory press
brick Houses, with and rooms, and all modern
improvements; $50 or $50 cash; balance in small
monthly paymentA or to suit purchaser.
For Rent
1918 st. frame. Or.
l561 st.. brick, 81, mod. imps u
To LOANS, 600 to loan, In ono e. two Sums.
WIN. :. BURIORD.
1e98 Real Estate Broker, 7u0 j @.
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The nomination by reclamation of General
Hunton for Congress, at Alexandria, last even
ing, is a fitting conclusion to the noisy and
Spiteful efforts made to secure his defeat The
result is not only the most gratifying endorse
ment possible of General Hunton's course i'm
Congress toward the District OF Columbia, but
1t shows also how futile the efforts of mere Oh.
structionists become when met by the will of
an intelligent and determined community.
Those whose whole aim in life is to tear down.
without any capacity or desire to build up-to
oppose whatever is, without having anything
better to offer in,tead-might learn valuable
lesson from their experience in this case, IL
they are capable Of learning anything.
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TNREAOET HOUSE.-Parties who desire GOOD
l. Hotel BOA D, with cool and airy ROOMS,
eau locate At this fsvorite Hotel for the summer
months, at the following reduced rates: Gentleman
and wife, $50 to $50 per mouth; single Rooms, S25
to $50 per mouth, and % to $40 per week; table
hoard. S2C per month and IS per week Jelly
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CEOOND ~ CLOTHIN8.-Theon only plaoe In
- tho city 70 dispose Of Second hand OothinG
u ut the original HkRZO6H
SO6 9th street., near PennA. Avenue,
By calling q or addressing the above numbog.
orders promptly attended %. AAkaD.6
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kNOk BENT. FOB BENT.
FOB RENT.
1919 Conn. Az, 13r. 1884, s21 21st, rs, MI $50
lO8 Gay st., &eo'n, m. Il so 1893 4th r. store IA
a!SZ fa. Az, stOre.. 80 42l 9th s.w, rs, MI ID
211S 6, 10 yS., M .... 80 ITO sW 1rs . "a
1884 9th, 8 rs, NIL. 81 736 Path, rs,,... Is
2146 III, rs, m.f.... 70 24IO Va ave- re- 10
1923 18th, rs., NIL, % 2OO2 Boundary 7rs 3
l0l6 18th, rs, NIL. 90 2006 Boundary, 4 rs 8
"A and g., rs, mi. 20 1718 18th, rs 3
l735 b, rs, NIL. 20 17Ol-S Riggs st 1880. s
Houses and Lots for tale in all parts of the CITY,
Easy terms. Loans negotiated.
WALTER E. WILCOX,
Real Estate Agent,
ang27 ct 1888 Goth street northwest,
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Kearney has visited Washington and gone,
and the common verdict is that if there is any
community this side of the Rocky mountains
which is afraid of him and his teachings, that
community has only to invite him to visit it
and deliver one or two speeches, in order to
have its fears dispelled. 1t is, indeed, mar
vel how such low BLACKBOARD, with only vi
tuperaIiOn and abuse, and not single plan or
theory to propose that will benefit the work
ing classes, could have gained the notoriety
he has, even with the aid of newspapers to
keep him before the public. Nor could he
have done so in any other locality than San
Francisco, where he had the prevailing pre-
judice against the Chinese to appeal to- and
large element OF bowling. sympathising hood
lums for his audiences So far as the Atlantic
states are concerned, the sand lot orator is
powerless for either good or evil.
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pOARDIN9.-Elega rooms, en- suite ana sim
- gle, with BOARD. can be secured at 122 Dun
harton st.. corner of Congress, Georgetown.
aup8-2yts
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WAINTTEED.aaGGARPETs to CLEAN, at MoGEY
sweeping Works, 7th-st wharf Orders BY mail, or
eft at W. 8. MiTCHELL's, Market Space. f2l-1y
UJANTED-Gentleme to know that VIM
w MOORE Merchant Tailor 1O11 New York
avenue, makes specially OF Cutting Garments to
he made at home. jan96-1y
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OST- On Wednesday evening. between the
II Long Bridge and the corner Of c and AZ sts
southwest. HUNTING COAT with Shot Pouch
ard Powder Flask Tn pockets. A suitable reward
streets southwest. 0uQ29- 3ts
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tFFpm The Yrska JouFnAll
CALIFORNIA AND ORKGox RAIIRoAn.

The last 20 miles Of road on tho @
4 o. railrOad was received by the gov
ernment few months ago, and nexi
year the compay is obliged to build an
additional 20 miles at least, though We
hear it stated by prominent railroad
men that they Will build enough "a
last three or four years, or may put II
clear through to tho Oregon line. A
proposition from the German bondhoId.
ers, owning the Oregon branch, TO fur.
nish the money at very low rate oi
interest, Is said to be under eonaidera
ton by the C. ?. R. r.. as the latter
has been using all its surplus capital on
the Southern Pacific in Arizona to head
OF Tom Scott, besides building new
short line via Bantas 10 Sacramento,
over which trains viii run the frst OF
next month. The G. P. r. r. Co,
claim that the road 10 Reading does
not pay, except during the harvest
season, nor can it be made to pay unless
finished through to Portland and secures
he Oregon travel and trade. If the
9. P. r. r. Co., however, conclude 70
'orfeit their franchise, the German
'OndhOlders are ready to take it OF
heir hands, and build the road
through from Reading to Roseburg.
We trust that one or the ether lot Of
capitalists win put it through as soon
s possible, IS every body appears anx-
Gus to look out for the engine when
he bell rings.
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SUMMONS.


II he Circuit Court Of ne STATE ef orsgea
.foy Linn County.
W. II. Roberts, Pialntif, vs Mary @.
Roberts. Defendant.
snlt in equity for Divorce.
To Mary O. Roberts, the above named
Defendant:
In tho name Of tho Sxte Of Oregon, you
are hereby summonAd and required 20 ap.
pear and answer the Plaintiffs complaint
II the shove entitled sult now on hle with
the Clerk Of said Court, on tho hrsf DAY OF
the next torn Of this Court. TO lpe holden
- the Court House IN Albany, Linn Coun,
", Oregon, on tho fourth hdondqy, the zeth
day Of October, 1878, ard you are notified
that the relief demanded IL SID complaint
Is. that the marriage contract now existing
between said Plaintiff and Defendant be
dissolved and for such other and further
relief as the Court masY deem just and
equitable, and II you flyH 70 Aappear and
aiiswor said complaint Als herein required,
the Plaintiff will apply 70 said Court for
the relief demanded IA laid complaint.
This summons IL pubiish q in the sfATE
R1ouTs DEMOCRAT nibwBpaper, for six
weeks cous0cntlv6ly, By order Of Hon. X.
r. Boise, Judge Of said Court, which order
Is dated August 18th. 1878.
BLLYEU q CHAMBERLAIN
b-wG Attornbys for Plaintiff.
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eoVERnMExT TlMnEa.

A special TO the No " York TriS.sns
last Monday says THAI by direction of
the Secretary Of the Interior, and in
response to many letters from officials
and others, the commissioners Of the
general land Office havo prepared and
viii shortly issue a circular charging
treaspasses upon the government tis-
ber lands. Tho circular CONTAINS q re-
view Of tho act Of congreas providing
for the sale Of timbsr in the States Of
California, oregca, Nevada and WASH
ingtcn Territory and authorizing the
citizens Of Nevada, Colorado ard the
territories to cut timber on tho public
domain for mining and domestic pur-
Posea, and says that the penalties pro-
vidsd in these acts viii hereafter be en-
forced in all cases where timber is cut
for export or sale or wantonly destroyed.
Instructions are given to the agents of
the land Office to make periodical ex-
aminations Of lands in their districts
and report to the commissioner ali
instances Of violation Of the laws, to
gether with the names Of witnesses, in
order that proceedings may be institu-
ted against depredat0Es.
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SUMMONS.

N tie Circuit Court Of he STATE ef Oregon
yfor Linn County.
MI. Carskadeu, PlalIntiR, W Ann Eliza
Carskaden, Defendant.
Suit 10 equity FOR Divorce.
To Aun Eliza Carsiiaden, the above
named Defendant:
II the name Of the SliIto Of Oregon, you
arc hereby summoned and required 70 ap-
poarin the circuit Court ofthe Slate Of
oreaon. for tie County oGLinn. by the
first day Of the regular terY thereof, 20 be
begun aud holden on the fourth Monday
OF october. 1878, after publication Of this
summons for ak suecIssive weeks In tho
STATE Rt01Ts DEMocDJIT. and answer the
complaint 1.-THE Rlas6ti6 II tho above en-.
titled suit, or. for paul Of such answer,
Judgment will Nbe laken against you, and
You will take notice, THAI II you fail 10 ap-
pear and answers the fiainttn y III apply
10 the above entitled Court for decree Of
divorce dissoiviEg the bends OF matrimony
aud tho marriage confralst now existing bo-
tween you and Ptaiuti1,l and Tor costs and
disbursements Of this salt.
Published ty erder Of Hon. Il. 2. Boise
Judge Of said Court, which order bearl
date Of August 18th, 1873.
CONLEY q REoNTANYE,
6-we Attorneys for Plaintiff
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4 CHANGE DEMAxDED.

We hope our coming Legislature VIII
memorable Congress 70 turn the Indi.
ans over to the military. The policy
Of the government II farming the Indi-
ans out TO church societies who put
bldndering, idiotic agents over them, is
the silIiest Of Eollies Almost if not
al Of our Indians troubles comes from
the bad management Of these agents,
and until change is made that viii
dispense with them there viii be no ee-
eurity for the people on the frontier
The military have to look after them
any uay--have to subdue them when
ever It pleases their fancy to break
out; why not give them full control
Of the red devils and make them re-
sponsible fer their good behavior9
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wmRAr nAlssSe.

During the past season We heard
some talk among several Of our agri.
eulturista about a new plan for oultiva.
ting wheat, which, We think, origina.
ted with Rev. Dickinson, at Salem.
The plan consisted of drilling it in rows
about two feet apart, and oultivating
like corn. From an English paper we
clip tho following, which shows that tho
same method has been this year tested
ia England and found to be q great i'm.
provemens on the old plan;
Tho possibilities Of tho yield of
wheat have not set been ascertalned.
The reported production Of 40 or 46
bushels per aero looks like pretty
large story - most of our farmers.
What, then, will they say 10 yield
oi 81 bushels, rs reported ln England? i?
The wheat was cultivated like corn.
with a hoe. The seed was planted
In drills, one foot apart, and four fn-
ches apart In the rows. The spaces
between the drill rows were carefully
cultivated until the plants had attain.
ed sufficient growth 70 Interfere with
the work. The result was eighty fur
bushels per acre. Another oxptrIa
ment with rows six inches apart, and
four Inches in the rows, resulted Ii q
yield Of slxty-nine bushels per acre.
Those who think farming Ii kind Of
hum-druna occupation with no chance
sor Intellectual effort will do we'll 10
try their lntellects IN devising means
to secure these results In wheat grow.
ing.
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from Renton. II Is tho purpose Of tie
company to to push forward without
delay If possible 20 a. to complete Eve
miles Of the grade this Fall.
The trostle work on the Seattle and
Walla Willa Rallrnod, at the head Of
Seattle Bay, has become no worm eaten
that il Is not considered safe, and pro.
poaals are now invited for grading and
building crib work aIong the beach,
with view Of transferring tho track
10 terra fr1na.
A. NJ. Smith, Of Buena Vista, has
started up his pottery again and Is now
manufacturing better ware than ever.
Hc has by experiences got tho "giaae" to
perfection. and win doubtless find ready
salo for all that he can manufacture.
He also makes Gro brick and sower pipe
Of a superior quality.
Lost week water spout cmptod the
heavens above tho head Of John Day
creek, in Idaho, which created q terrific
rush Of water down the canyon Of the
creek 70 it's mouth, sweeping every
thing before il. Several buildings be
longing to Tho estate Of Henry EIEes
we're completely demolished.
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Yhe gratitude which flows from rObls
hearts, BY calamity deeply stricken, has
rarely been expressed in langssge 80
terse, 20 beautiful, 50 eloquent ss this,
from the New Orleans Times: "The
strong sympathy shown to the afflicted
cities Of the South by our mote Sortu-
nate cities ofthe North, Is not 10 be cas-
lily forgotten. On every side we hear
Of the most noble efforts beiDg made
to raise contributions in aid Of the al.
aictod. While the North With lavish
hand is soothing the fevered brow of
the Southern sufferers, she is building
> monument to gratitude which will be
luminous forever.
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Az HIsFoaicAL FAoT.-Rvary aeent " % has been
steadily selling the Improved so Homestead Sowing
Machine tor three years. owns ha dwelling house. has
good account IN bank Il clear Of debt and has money
at Interest the natural consequence of securing good
agency for superior goods a. thelowest prices coed
hFsasss Sewing Machine, most usefu-FeilAbe Il ell
times, easy 10 understand and CONTROL the same nizo
and docs the same work any machine that sell at
fcUR 1INns the price. There Il no machine at any
price better, that viii do finer or more work. and
certainly none 20 low n pTice by many dollars The
ioMl1feAp iJ widely known and used II Thousands nf
anes h the Eastorn aud Middle sates and daily be-
coming popular In tbs Wost 70 viii save IL cost sov.
era times over IN one season. doing the work IL the
laInly, or viii earn four nvc dollars day for ary
man cr woman who Bess for living. Il Is the strong
o. mAcne made ig ready At all times 70 do Its work
makes tho strongest and finest stitch vet invented
and q fully acknowledged the Standard Fatally Sew.
ing Machine. Price, complete for domestic use $50
delivered ~ your door, no matter how remote you ay
roslda Business permanent and honorable with more
cortan and rapid sales, and larger prodts than anv
other Extraordinary liberal Offers made 10 local or
travelling agents whore we have none estahlshcd or
there y no gout near you send your order direct 20
the factory. Address John II, Kendall & Co, 4zi
hsoadway, New York vf3n17vI
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-06

BES BUTLER discourses as follows
What counted IN Mr.. Hayes and coun
ted out Mr.. Tilden, rightly or wrongly
le was fear that haainess would stop.
was it mott Has business gone any
better sinceG We wers told, over and
over again, if yca viii count in Mr..
Hayes we will have = hearty salutation
and q shaking Of bands across the
bloody chasm. The BUSINESS would 90
on, and the country take a new lease Of
life Hasitl There isa good deaiof sound
sense in that If Ben Is 9 thief
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THEY ALL TAKE IT.

Whom the system is run down to the OF.
tent that ycn pass sleepless nights, are neE.
yous and irritable, have gloomy forobod-
lngB, sour stomach, sick headache and
coated tongue, do not enroll yourself as
high private, In the rear rank. under Gen.
eral Debility, but cheer up and Try Whites
Prairie Flower, The Great Liver tsanaeea,
now for sale IN ever cify and town on the
Continent. No medicine ever compound
cd "a half It's equal for the cure of DYs.
PEPSIA and LIVER COMPLAINT. i
has specific power over the liver, and by
curing the liver, Dyspepsia and all other
diseases arising from It, vanish as II By
magic. Sample bottles are sold at the
small price Of rs cents that will conVinee
you Of It's merits Large slze bottles gb
cents, for sale everywhere.l
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EoTiuxo aHoET d unmiatAieable hennfla confefFDa
upon teDe of thousands of sufferers could originate
and maintain the reputation whieh Ay4as BARaAFA-
aitefalyea, with thu foiidns Of Potassium sad fFun
and the fnost eacetnks o Al remedies Tor scrufnloa
erruraai, o. blood disorders. UnfoFznly successful
aud certain IN is remedial eAeeta IL produces Fanid
and complete cures a hesufnla Sores Botla Hunnrs
Pimpleas EruPtona, skin diseases and eli disorders
Ing elects ntwMya rsieseH and attan csca Liver Com
piantg, Female Weaknesses and rTegaAxigna and g
potent rrnUwcr q vitality, For purifying the bleed
70 has no equal; u toEa up the system restores and
preserves the health, and lMpAFsa vigof and energy
FOR forty years u has been Ii extensive usa auA a f
day the most available medicine for tbs suffering asi
eycryWhern For nsie by an daaierN. 4
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If anv neaIer Infarma

You that he has for sale dsntifries identi.
cal with or containing ingredients equalline
or superior IN efficacy 70 those te SOZ0
DON'T, dtscredit tho statement and inAlsl
upon having that alone. By doing 30, you
Will cure dentifEico pa excellence the
best In the market, containing botanic els-
moEts Of rare pFeservntivo Infiueacs upon
the teeth, and one which will ondow them
with most becoming Whilaneas. Another
desirable feature Of this staple toilet artf.
is that it impaFta fragrance 70 the breath.
sold By druggists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-06

Tho csntaaF Liniments ara Of two kiuda.
Tho White Is for the human family; theTsi.
low Il for horses, sheep. and ether animals.
Testimonials Of tho effects produced By these
remarkable Preparations arc wrapped aroaad
every bottle, and may be procured Of any drag.
gist, or BY mail FROM the 0tEice Of fHE CKs-
rAUR CosfPAaT, 46 Dey Street, New York
City I3.29yI
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Ex-Goy. HENRr H. HA1oHT died
Suddenly last Monday afternoon. He
came over from his home in Alameda on
that morning in bis usual health. Later
in the day be complained Of feeling III
and taking carriage drove to DR..
zeiles Office On Pacific street. where be-
died 4 short time after.
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Fst people not emily liable sudden deAsh Ef.sn
heart disease, nopcAy, cte bat statistics show ~
they are mars lk4bis tan uthera % ssanstfoas nfa
Ahcrtioas arising from eetrefae heat An extnahise
fApeieaee IL tbe tfsatnent II eousnoe has result ed
Ia tbs intfoductton u Alsn'a AnfffAt safe eaFtaa
Ad spendy remedy Cor tbs II this isrribia eonA
tom lie uNa inslsrca reduction q frpm two 70 fWe
ppuits fef week- u eofpuent paopie who exposed
- iho rays q tins tsiue ffe amp comfeFAh5e exia
tsnee, lef them AiiAaa Anti Fst sela 81 aFsgxs
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ARCHIE BRows, another one Of the
trio engaged in the recent bold robbery
At Portland, was caught last Tuesday
night a few miles below that city. He
don't know where his .spards John.
sons; be says that they became sep
arated the night Swards was captured
and lie has not seen h;m since.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-06

GES. BUTLER 10 not worth moro than
$4,000, 900, and, reinarlss the Now York
Grapiie be 10 understood TO be anxious
TO divide this up among other working
men in this country, feeling that it no
ally belongs to them because they earn
cd il. His own share win be only ninety
two (92) conts. He Is nice Working
mems candidate. One would think TO
hear him talk now that the spoons be
stole at New Orleans we're made Of
green paper, instead Of gold and silver.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-06

Ed. chsTRRIeH1, fol merly Of the
C5ssrrsr Ia this city, who had his azm
amputated 81 Portland, IS still lying II
eritiel eondition ct s.. Eipeeat's Hos
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,s 1. 3 = I Z she cse rerey for CerSu-
sss.eS. = y p,.Sef de alsf perfe ely ha<za
ls sels o. she soo u tic stonlsrl rs roi
~. te-.ees . "a peRz1n froa 8 - 3 sad ,1rr.
Ia pl7csng TIL rer1eiy before the pllfc zs 49,
esfo cure Tor oestf3s We do kn0WlnF ffn ahilif a.
cerc - aits:sted by Hundreds Of e lInanlais. ~
Nhlels tle to7sFlnk nom alily In &C umhus lif5
= 3 ssllIes : 1lteulcns st our Anti -Fnf Vls i
Ecsf4seL took 4 4ccofllnG 70 dir eti1ns c.,rl i
ke,ts9retl alr ave posnda 50 enfr over f- y
SUI tist tnalled1alcly sent TO Ac1E n ANS s,rfir-
etore Tor tile secQno hottier AnctlcF nl,ysicIlsi
Nftttng sor > patient from rroTfdenea = ~ i. sslvs
koaf hatlha have reduced her we 1iif fFrii f6t
peanuts TO - pounds and there ia Ren ~ infrvf-
1leaas ~ hfsltAg A NenkEulnn WTlttE froni 4lcs-
s eNt4s = u akban4 erecta1 ealluEN 81 nflcnffo4 q
G4es TWO ottlea of tflng AIll-l m nce1l me llT
ana que-QuaEteE pnnltiasN Xea w(flef lnllT1 Ecio-
sHse kFggt4a, eaff11y B0oxEITHR g ffTIf ~ l,oS-
Nofs Bas4s write 1s fniloWss AlI1Is Antl-Ia ssss
aesttfr1 Eady IN cttY seven r.ntinsls IL lsyfs
Neeks A gentlu1aal n 81. I.nuts lrss lli:.s
AAtstAk rSstared me twelve rounls fr thFcc vsess
@u4 Htflxesher tase lost twcnty-rQ nnanlls sInes
G1!lainenc1nT It's nsee AAeaaKa l9EErF. = III Es1s
Mhoseaaie AlruEgfxks nf 6uhlns N. n. sNrlfc. ~,
1lAE 1N0rtsi EI0tsa OF AztANss ANTI. FAT fic.,tfe
ne Follow Tcnrt Il from The lady vile sssed
AnnA Asass II ttlle Atei-Est1 hz .e llcsirSd
eleeL rtsselng the fAt from two 10 Te nos,is,is 4
Wcek un1ai naa tost tuclitx-1y rnl ntlS- lriss
never Y rtgain what hare losk.ssf Anal-Fal Il XII
0ne1ceaied htaqta-fllklneFs Il rEuU0les dlrraiir,
carlnE syspensiea 1nl Is alan prsene venielig +
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-06
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