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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09
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In the County Court of the county of Linn IN
the State of Oregon
In the matter Of the estate <,.... S
u.K.w. clarke, deceased. e"''o''
To sarah NJ. Clarke and Frederick w. Clarke,
heirs at law of III. k. W. Clarke, deceAsed,
above named. and TO David Calm. Alexander
Lizafd. and T. EyertO ON H0gg, and TO all other
persons whose names are unknown. if aasy
terest, right title, IN Iaw IN equity, In or
to the real proEserty hcrslssaffer described
you ard each Of you above named and refeppedf
20, are hereby cited and required to be ard mp
In the State Of Oregon. et he court hosse in
the city of Albany fH sxid county and State Jon
Tuesday, the 4th day Of lEW, A. D. 1880,
at the hour of one O'Clock IN the afternease of
sud day, the sa1rTe being aay of the reg ular
ana .sre so y s q saae snY xS ma aen r
der of sale should not be made, directing and
licensing the administiat0r Of said estate TO
sell all the right, title and interest of said II.
X. w. clarke, deceased, at the time of his death.
both In law and in equity, in and 10 the real
In and ~ the petition Of JoHN CoNNEls. the
administrator Of the estate of said ieceaEed,
ty Court of Lana cassnty, Oregon, which said
real property ~ described - follows, fO-wif:
ollo9ins hass Hne es r lta s g the
noss 8 ana To- e 5s Ssss,oc 1oxasst
acres; lot :. = = = Of = W Z and i & Z Of W
see 81 fytownshfp II. range !. containing %
range i. costafnisas 10 cres N mo x OF y r Il
and 9 OF y s,ls z I; 4 SEC Y. tewnship IL range
j, township Tg, range /. Containing 50 ceres n
= fro = Of NV K and s. " ef y " X Sec \
81 Tsass ss j o s. + l9s ase aesss
contazning 20 Aeress anA rs fEzse half sof III NJ M
sn md n saf % 2ss n !, lct M % y Nv
snsffhe 3 y OF s y K and w = Of s r y Of Sec
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09

Is composed OF the best men in Linn coun-
ty, men who would do honor to any con-
stituency in the land. They were select
ed because of their fitness for the several
positions, and because they possessed the
confidence and respect ofthe general public.
AS our candidate for the State Senate,
the name Of Capt. n B. Humphrey is pre-
sented. Capt. Humphrey did good service
In the cause OF his country, at time when
muscle. backed by courage an.lpatFioaism,
were demanded and now when peace has
spread her broad mantle DER the land, the
people will delight to honor him with
seat among her favored sons. A mind
we'll stored with legal knowledge, Il sound
Judgment, and an honest determination to
;egIslate IN and for the interests of the
people, and with personal magnetism
that attracts aud makes every man his
friend wherever he goes, all combined
specially fit him for the place, to which Inc
doubtless will be elected in Jtn.e.
For the House we have Messr.. William
Paul, w. w. Richardson. james Mccoy.
j. NJ. Waters, Alexander Brandon and S.
A. Dawson, all gentlemen of sound prac-
tical sense, who If elected will attend to
the duties devolving upon them under
srantIingly, honestly AMI eonscientioisly.
In Judge Finn, candidate for County
Judge, we have one OF tile best Judicial
minds in the State gentleman who will
/ give the closest attention to the duties OF
tl,c office without fear or favor, aud under
whose administration taxes wifi DC retl,sc-
/, ed and the county debt paid off III fact.
! Mr.. Y. BannI, our candidate for County
Clerk. Is one OF our most successful bu>i-
ness men. During long course of b,>i-
! ness In this city he has established a char
acter for fair dealing. honesty AMI liberal
| ity, aud therefore numbers his friends by
the hundreds, No worthy person in need
has ever gone away from Baum's door
empty handed. He will make prompt,
methodical, energetic and correct officer,
and with his suave manners and accommo-
dating spirit will be the most popular
Clerk Linn has ever had.
Space cOmpels us to defer further notice
of our ticket III this Issue.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09
Pacific SIopers.

Goose Lake is still ice-bound.
Business Is fiourishing at Weston.
There are no vacant houses ia Yakima.
Tenement houses are In great demand
at Walla Wslla.
Farmers of Columbia county are gen.
erallv opposed TO the mo fence law"
There are now 81 students in the
Territorial University.
Several new stores have been recently
established I'm Port Townsend and busi-
ness IS revivilig generally.
The lumber Is being put on the grounds
to build store on the Eagle mill COM
pany's property, Be1ltown.
The last Snow storm caused great NOR
taIity among lambs In Douglas and jack
son counties.
The site Of the old Seattle saw mill.
long in litigation between Coleman and
Yesier, was sold by o4tleF of the court on
Monday tor 10000.
Grant county the past year paid women
school teachers an average salary of $47
62X per month; male teachers, $53 "a
per month.
VIM. HYdronomous, of Waila WaIla,
stepped upon q rusty nail and was a6o,l
thereafter seized with lock-jaw which
resulted in his death in about q week.
tsS AOtl&tGeSaotldl HffgIO..JttSbtOts u
SIC. 600 for the improvement Of the road
between Scnttsburg In Douglas. and Camp
Stewart, IN jackson county, will be ex-
pended chiefly on the Cow creek and
Gravel creek hills.
Tie Jacksonville Times says The
slaughter Of deer for their hides wEIl and
ought to be severely punished hereafter.
The attention Of the Grand Jury viii be
| dIrected TO some prominent instances
where the statute provided has been VI
| olated
The last run Of 90 days at the Bstnkel
| Hill claim. below Happy Camp, Ownet
/ By John TeEnple, yielded %. 200. In TIN
Reeves claisn 90 800 was cleaned up tOl
/ el4 days run. Dir. Fergusoil's claim !
i ylsIding IS. Geo Der month. There IL AZ
Immense amount Of ground still TO woFl
aleng the klamath, above and below
Happy Camp
The Victoria STANDARD OF ths 26EIa nit.
says: Active work on flse y Eale-Saron'
railway, Il Is fully believed. Will Consmene'
IN June. Operations VIII be opened .
various points and several tls0ksa.Il
iab0reFs viii Gnd employment. "
tn0aeyed capftals ~ the call of the ecflsrae
tors IS unlimited every s.sllows' VIII
4 given TO British ColnTmbsans 20 paEtake 6
flae advantages which VIII accrue lrpsn 90
4 construction of che lirns and the pr0spertt
lone looked for throughout Egle c0nutr
Win have come at last.
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zIbaug gegistef.
ALBANY, OREGON. APRIL ., 1850.

Mr.. THAf. HANFoRp has become as
sociated with Us in the publication Of the
kE6Ss4ER. He Is a newspaper worker of
psHfical experience ard success, and we
hail the accession Of his faclle pen. and
practical abilities IS worker to our ranks
- = favorable omen fOr the Republican
eamse in eyr eoVnty and State.
Having added to oHy working force we
hope to. be able to furnish a paper of tn
creased vAiue, and one every way more
worthy and acceptable to the reading pub
Ne than In the past. 1t is our purpose at
m early day to enlarge and otherwise Inn
prove the REGIsrER. making Ii In every
respect tue equal If not superior to any
weekly Journal In the State. Look out
scr the REGHsTER-it proposes TO keep on
cop.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09
AFlnc rh,nz for she Teeti..

Fragrant SOZODONT is a composition of
the I,uresf and choicest ingredients OF the
Oriental vegetable kingdom. Every i'm
grt'tiicrs is well known to- have beneficial
effect or fhe teeth and gunrs. Its Ell btlm-
ing or :anfisepfic property and aromatic
fragrance makes it Il toilet luxury. So
ZODONr removes AL disagreeab!e odors
from the breath caused by catarrll, bad teeth,
&c 1t Is entirely free from the injurious
and aerid properties OF tooth pastes end
powders which destroy tire enamtl. One
bottle will last sfS months. 80
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09

Oscar, king OF the Scandinavians, who
dabbles in literature, recently criticised
very severely work of the Norwegian
poet. B,jornstjerne Bjornson. The poet
lost his temper, and not only called the
king n contemplate aud malicious criti-
ciser. but also challenged him to fight a
duel. Kf1gs mnst be more careful how
they critieise subjects.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09

Kentucky sends Grant delegates TO the
National Republican Convention. II is
believed that T'ilden will get delegates from
such States as Iowa and Michigan. Thus
Grant may be nominated by delegate from
Democratic States and ridden by delegates
from Republican States. Funny, If
this should be the case.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09

The puzzle craze is breaking over the
land, and is going 60 make as clean a sweep
as the blue-glass mania, the bell-punch,
the Dolly Warden. or any other craze.
Which is evidence that the number of
amiable lunatics in the land Is as large as
ever.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09

State conventions will be held during
April as follows: Connecticut. 9Th; Iowa.
l4tI,; Massachusetts. 18th; Oregon. Vir-
einia aud Georgia, 2lst; South Carolina,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09
FURNITURE House.
Notice of Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
IN ed adm in tst rntOr of the estate of II. Ca
roflers, deceased, has fled in the County Court
of Linn county. Oregon. his nnni nccount IN
the matter of said estate. and said Court has
appointed TUESDAY the 6ih day of APRIL,
1885, at the hour O'Clock In Tire affernuon
of said day, for the hearing objections TO said
account and for the setflenseFaf thereof s-
JASON WHEELER,
March 5. 1SSO-yl9n23 Administrator.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09

The dissenting opinion of Judge Field
in the election cases is regarded by a class
of eastern politicians Will, great interest.
because tits luOked on a< one of his bids for
the Cincinnati nomination.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09

The new constitution, sand-lot excite
Iuents, ETC., have so upset labor and trade
circles III California, as to create desire
In The minds of thousands of her citizens
10 go where such scenes and troubles are
not TO be met or feared. To return to the
''States'' Tor homes is not to be thought
who have lived on the Pacific
Coast Eny length Of time can not live in
dfss East-aud as consequences their
anxious looks are turned toward Oregon
and Washington. The attractions offered
by Oregon are second to none, and we
shall Be able to secure \ large share. If
not tlle lIon's share, oftl,e tide OF imlnigra-
eiOa nom that State which has alread COM
vnenced to flow nOrthwestwarl. Oregon
e able 10 support population many times
greater than che now possesses. With our
Sast aggTeeate OF mineral lands, immense
facilities for stock raising, untold water
power, tIse proverbial never falling crops,
and The certainty Of the whole state being
traVeEzed In the near future, in every di-
SectSon, BY railway enterprises, extends a
certain welcome to labor as well rs capital
20 cone and make homes with and among
US assured Of peace and plenty. Men OF
eneFRy and Industry will find Oregon all
that could be wished, while men of capital
can manke sure and profitable investments,
and be enabled to enjoy lite Ys well here
as elsewhere. TO such Oregon opens wide
her doora and bids hearty welcome.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09
Mr. q. ~. Gray.

Dentist, Albanyy Oregon. Office in Fos-
ter's brick block. mp stairs, at large bay
window. Prices In proportion to TiME and
MATERIAL consumed. 11-34
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09

A neat frame building on Broadafbin
street, now occupied by George WeiIer's
saloon. for sale at a bargain. Inquire ON
he premises. tt
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09

Ths HwnLd,s Galveston special says:
There Is no longer any dotabk that the ex-
PFesiessne has fixed hfs mind on another
term h the White House. He Is as silent
about 8 as tie grave, but those Hho &C
cOlBYaay him, and his family. do not con-
zeal their eager desire to re-enter the
w hltP Mouse. nor their dislike of any op-
pel .kloa % there wishes. They have fixed
al Ssee hopes on SUCCESS, anl the ex-
iFesldsat not only seeks the nomination,
bat u1eS not mean to be baked in his de-
sign. He will mot withdraw. There is
no 6sou4s On this point. He Is candidate
before tlSe convention, and he means that
the party shall nOasinate lin. no matter
how bitter the struggle or narrow the ma
Jority may be.
FFnM now on TO the meeting of tile
NaeloDal Republican Convention we ex-
pact to see the country flooded with just
sslch assertions as the above. Tilden's
bari II sc work. The Democracy fear
Grant HIS nomination would be the
aea4h knell OF Democratic hopes there
Esse every device viii be resorted to weak
SaGTast-s hold on the affections of the
pgOple aud defeat his noaaination. Judging
frem tlIefr S~u course, were they occupy
tng tias saDe place in the hearts of the peo-
EpseGasat Grant undenfably does, they are
eeTeafn Grant desires the nomination for
the Presidency. and fearing BIN, they win
lsave no stone untur1ed to defeat hEs NOM
iuailon. And yet all this is unnecessary,
as Grant does not desire the nomination,
and he will not be the Republican nom-
anee.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09

Bob Ingersoii having crossed the line,
finds not I'm Canada the toleration which
his peculiar ideas have met in cities Of the
United States. Desiring to lecture in
Brookfiel in support of the doctrines of
infidelity lie was refused the use of a
public hall. and siTenccd, but not conyfnc-'
ed, was obliged to return TO his hotel.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09

The following is thought to be warn-
ing to Iowa Democrats not to attempt the
resurrection of Uncle Sammy Tilden ::
''-rhe Iowa Senate has passed a bill. fixing
a fine of 81, 500 and two years imprison-
ment as a penalty for robbing grave
yards
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09
uENTFsF.

Dr. b. r.. FMEELAsD ERs located in
Albany for fsle practice OF Dentistry.
All work warranted. Office kn Parrish
bloek, eorner Firss and Ferry sss. fcb1
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09

Following are the examinations made by the
fleERccrattc State Convention ON Thursday
Per Congress john Wlssteaker, OF Lane.
+ SuproEle yudHes-Priul, Kelley and Burnett.
Eor Presidential Elect ors-T. j. Owens, J. K
WeEtNeR90ed and JanAEs Fulton.
1elegnfEs TO CinclnnRti Conventieh-W. II.
&xnmEg&, j. w. Wisdom. John Meyer. A. &.
Fink. u ~. WilliGnasaad Charles NickeIl.
= . Ee Hs4te% was elected Chairman Of State
CnntxR1 Commtffee.
lNcEt land was selected as tho place for hold
tag ths naxt Convention.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09

W. B. Carter OF the Corvallis Gazeete
has returned from California after two
months absence. somewhat benefited in
health by the trip.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09

.'.Cncle Peter Polly aud wife, of Cor
wallis, celebrated their 5Ist wedding ami
versary the other day with A representa-
lives of the family present.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09
A Rrarhse.,l Fn,nine.

An appeal has gone forth to the people
Of the United States In behalf Of 25O, 600
Inhabitants OF Brazil, who must literally
perish from starvation unless relief IL
speedily forwarded to them. The Brazil
tan Government has exhausted all its
financial resources in battling for three
years with an appalling calamity, and is
powerless 70 do anything more. These
100000 persons are naked and homeless.
and are confronted by certain death un-
less the American people succor them, tor
assistance can be sought nowhere else
with the slightest probability of success.
They are all tIsat remain alive Of the
whole population of Ceara, a province
which three years ago boasted an intelli-
gent and prosperous population of nearly
a million. They are not savages OF VA
grants, but are farmers who have been
driven to the seacoast by drouth OF un-
precetlented length, and by the famine
and pestilence that succeeded. Official
statistics show that 500. 900 of the people
of that province have been buried since
March. 1873, OF whom 200, 600 died from
htinser and SOC, Ooe from disease immedi-
ately resulting from starvation. VIII the
American people permit the remaining
CSC, 600 to s:aEve
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09

The Gnzette comedies that it was mis-
taken as TO facts of alleged child abduction
that it told of last week-Takes it ell back.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09

Are held daily 1t 2P. n, at the M. e.
Church, to which al are invited.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09

st< sJsa eln Clark have nm
Ee rs ss oE wrath and are sling
S. a n AZ slls SANS oyer eaell
saHdTis El@&ha Mfnc All zala OF
~ Nj ,nl a11R. " rient cSnseq qaens1y
:s le sslF ssay on, Mcputl E
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09

Il leRd of nure COPPER las Leers e,und
about 10 nsiies s-om pictoria,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09

The action Of The Senate Committee on
Elections, in regard TO the seat Of Senator
KeHleEg. Of Louisiana, saws the New York
TfsasA win arouse The the attention Of the
country 20 the desperate spirit of the ma
iogity IN, Congress. The committee has
adopted two resolutions, one declaring
ITg. Kellogg's electian invalid, the other
giving hiS sest to Judge Spodord. There
Bs ma particle OF. aufisoqity In law or
gustice Dor any such measure. Mr.. Kel-
ycg 5 tikle has once been examIDed aud
a1pfed by the SenRte, and IL now as
eotDSaeteIy determined rs that Of Mr.
4csakAln@ OF &EF. Bayard. It can only be
amlra from him by what q equivalent 20
ateak One consequence, and an import
asIk ego, % ne e0nsmittee,s action, should
BE f,1Teei1 TO ne Senate, must be that it
viii sEpu = long and comprehensive pollt-
fcsl Aate. There Ia no reason 70 sup
ma e debate would change the pur-
nc M ele DDer1ts, which is not based
son or easkg. hnt solely on pOsitl-
fa feed Bur debate viii inform public
% on. and pepllaps tlse BouFeons may
&rHs 2n Ehe ions fsRsls tilak they win 10ee
IN Klsev svaR GAan.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09

when the empire does come the people
ne Che north will be amazed at the tnfiu-
eElee and power the south will acquire url-
IinsI, ,sIsa part Of Massachusetts or Rhode
IsIan1 viii be promptly put down by
SoSlt ia generals In command OF the army.
Tia Uuslo0as is more hopeful than many
eilsaninG poople believe. AtIaHtG
Constitution
Jss 30. But we would wish to remark
tkae b. ..nnder the new order Of thing, -
che southern generals do not pan out any
better than they did In the JEFF Davis strug-
Gle. tsssir ..inHuence and power" will be
sllnst liFed and productive only Of wind
Tsls propensity 70 blow and strut seems to
be hsrent % southern generals, and the
Iesssis o. the past have no more effect
Iipna fkem than water on = ducks back.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-09

Tnthe co.rnty Court OF the county OF Linn IN
the state of Oregon
In the matter of the estater
t3E@s OF s& Citation.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-03

DUBLIC SALE Or VALUABLE REAL.
il ESTATE.-On THURSDAY. OCTOBER .,
1850, will bc sold mt public sale, the premises.
on the Millcrsville pike, in the city of Lancas-
ter and county of Lancaster, Pa, the following,
to wit:
a tract OF land, containing s ACRES, more
or less, on which Is erected u large and cOnve
nicnt two story BRICK HOUSE, with Mansartl
Roof and twO-StOry Brick Back Building ut
tacheIl, and u small Summer Kitchen; gas
through the house has u fine hall and eleven
large rooms, conveniently laid ont; u well OF
ncYer-failing water with pump therein, cistcrn
and Il choice lot OF fruit trees In bearing order,
peach o. charl, etc; n fine driving road to and
from the house. The ground fronts on three
streets; wOuld be well adnptesl for building
whole house; heater in cellar, and good VEN
tilatiOn in all the rooms; there is an Observa-
tory on top of the house, also u good large
Barn, Carriage House, Ice House, stabling tor
three horses and two cows, with water at the
barn n glass front hcnnery, s. feet long, with
workshop attached. There are ON this property
about 40 different varieties OF grapes, bearing
with Il fine lot of shrubbery, evergreen and
shade trees.
This property Is well worth the attention Of
persons who wish to buy private residence,
or for building lots, or for u florist.
Any person wishing to view the property
previous to the day OF sale can dOsO byl calling
on the undersigned residing on the same, either
by letter or personally.
Sale to commence Mt O'Clock y. NJ. of said
day, when attendance will be given and cOndi-
tiOns OF sale will be made known by
HENRY q. LlPP.f
S. Hess & Son, Auct. augsa-ltd&6tdS&7tw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-03
AT BURLINGTON,

Hayes Speaks to 6, 900 IOwans-Gen. Slicr-
mans Remarks to tho Soldiers.
BURLINGTON, Iowa, September a.-Pres-
itlent Hayes addressed crowd of 5000
people near the depot here last night. He
spoke in favor Of universal education to
be provided by the general government.
In the course Of his remarks, General
Sherman said: !Boys, there arc some
things above politics. The profession Of
war is one of them. hope no soldier will
be influenced in his vote simply because
votc.onc way or the other, or because l
hold certain opinions" Pointing to 4
large American flag, ho said ''Lct us
make that flag the emblem Of Ill that is
great. good and glorious
The presentation of Mrs. Hayes before
the crowd aroused enthusiasm. The party
then withdrew to the train, which ut once
moved off amid loud cheering. The
speeches during the stay ut Ottumwa
were brief, and when the train was once
more under way the party retired for the
night.
General Sherman also spoke saying he
hoped no one would bc influenced by his
opinionsbr1, t each vote as he thought best.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-03
OBITUARY..
Death of Samuel Johns, OF LeacOck TOWN.
shin.

Death OF samuel johns, Oh AeacocA A~"'
ship.
In the death of Samuel. Johns, Lea.
cock township, this county, loses one OF
her oldest, wealthiest and most respecte9,
citizens. For the last few days ne nao
been complaining of a severe pam IN the
side. This had been a complaint OF long
standing of his, but was brought back IN
a severe form by a misfortune short time
since of falling in the barn. On MONDAY
this week, the pain left his side and lodged
near his heart and in his breast. On that
iay ne walked around tho yard as usual
until the afternoon about 4 o'clock, when
hc took his bed. On TUESDAY ne seemea
no worse, and conversed freely with his
friends. At midnight on Tuesday he be-,
came unconscious and remained SO until
death relieved him of his suffering at IL
a. m, Wednesday, September l.
He was one of those sturdy pennsylvania
farmers who. by their industry and thrift,
have met with success in all undertakings,
and at the time of his death was worth at
least 100000. lie belonged to the old
school Lutherans and was noted for his
benevolent acts. He had kind word Tor
all i'm distress, and those to whom the God
of plenty had not smiled he gave liberaiiy.
In politics he adhered strongly to the
old Jeffersonian and JacksOnian doctrine,
and never, it is said, "cut the Democratic
ticket in a national or state election.
He will be buried from his late residence,
q short distance northwest of Mechanics
burg. on tomorrow Saturday morning
ut IL o'clock