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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-11
thMreI. directory.

" i. q. A. Meets at their rooms IN Eos.
ter's brick building ON Wednesday evening,
at $40 o'clock, and ON Sabbath afternoons ai
:. business meetings are held on the even
| ing Of tho second Monday IN each month,
Everybody invited to attend.
U. r CHUnoH. Prcachineevcry Sabbath,
at A. NJ, and p. NJ. by Rey. 8. q. Ir.
vine, ID. ID. Sabbath School at 2:3O p. NJ.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening
EvASdELfcAL CnUHmr. Preaching on Sab.
hath ut IL a. NJ, and "a +. N. Sabbath
school 1915. Prayer meeting every Thurs.
day evening. }. liowersox, pastor.
CoseREaATtoHALC CmQacff.- -ServieeseveIy
Sabbath at ] 4. NJ. and 8 r. n. Sabbath
School at 2.30. Prayer meeting on
Ihursday evening Of each week. j. w.
Harris, pastor.
N. y. CnuncH, Sourn. Services every
Sabbath at st. Pauf's NJ. Il. Church. South,
at ~ n M. and 7 ] T.. II. Sabbath School
a. l25 r NJ, Prayer meeting every Thur.
day evening. NJ. G. Miller, pastor.
NJ. +. cHUncIL- L-Prcaehing every Sabbath
at II a. n. and u ap, n. Song service IN
the oyoning before sermon. Sabbath School
y 2'50 r D. Prayer meeting every Thurs.
lay evening. J. 7. Wolfe, pastor.
Sr PErgns EPiscoPAL Cmuncn. Divine ser.
ice Is held in the Church every Sunday. ut
II AN. Sunday School at 2:3O T. 81. X.
l.. Stevens. pastor.
BAfr1sr CnUgcn Services every Sabbath
at II 4. 81. and Z r. 81. Sabbath School at
~. Prayer meeting every Thursday even.
ing w. J. Crawford, pastor.
PRIsBYrgafAs cuuaeH. Service every
Sabbath morning and evening IN y. +. g. a.
Hall. Sunday School Immediately ritter the
morning service. Prayer. meeting every
IhnrSday evening. Rev. Eibert n. Condit,
pastor
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-11
cara sf rhanks.

We wish to return our heartfelt thanks to
the members Of the Albany Fire Department
for the promptness with which they re-
sponded to the fire alarm last Monday norm
ing, and for The efficient manner in which
they extinguished the flames and saved our
property. The members Of the Department
have put us under deep obligations to them,
and we win ever remember them with graft.
tnde. F. O'TooLE,
1. y. soRgIs,
j. N. NoLAS.
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rae F.Fen.rn.s Exrar.'an.

Oa Thursday OF last week oocarretl tie
fremen's excursion from this city TO Salem,
and or boys vii long remember 1t with
pleasure About forty or fifty of our fire
men went doga, and nov they cannot fnd
language sufficient to express their kind feel
ings towards their Ied-slir;ed brethren Of
that city Never were men treated better
than our boys we're there, and the listle IL
feeling which has heretofore existed between
the two departments has besn completely
,zfpej eah
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weather Report.

Following Is a summary Of the rueteorolog-
ical observations made by our fellow towns
man, Nr. John Eriggs, during the month of
May:
Highest barometer. 1892; lowest, 2949 {;
mean, 1893
Highest thermometer, 7s' lowest, 4o' +;
mean, s2.35
Prevailing wiads, northwest; maximum
force, f.
Total rainfall, ; p inches; number Of rainy
days, IS; cloudy days of eight in scale Of ten,
10.
Frost on the morning of the I2th.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-11
44auaI Eier,lsp.

Tn. annual election Of Albany Engine Co.
No. occarred last evening AMI rezalted As
follows:
Fo-eman-JOz. Webber, sen
! sistant-I- n. Liggett-
Foreman Of Hose-T. J. Cline.
Presi.l ssat-sIart \. Brown.
Secretary-C. II. Stewart
Financial Secretary ala Harris.
Treasurer Louis Miller.
s!errber OF Board OF Fire I}elesatgs l.
Biisen.
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gstDlsy,

CLINE, Near this city, on the 7th af June, 1850, to
the wiio Of Geo. Cline n daughter.
DAvIs.-in this city, ON Thursday. june 10, 1850,
to tho wife Of DIR. j. A. Davis, Coroner-a daughter
Ro0P.-In this city, on Saturday, June 5, 1880, to
the wife Of a. NJ. Roop- a daughter.
HAcKLEAlAN--In this city, on Monday, June Z,
1880, 10 the wife Of T. p. Hackeman-a SON.
DyER--Near this city on Saturday, June s, lSSe,
to the wife Of Jas. Dyer-a son, "
HALI4---In this city, on Sabbath, Juae O. 1880, 10
the wile ot isoht Hall "a daughter
COLE. Near Mler's Station, on Tuesday. june s.
slSS0, To the wiie Of Harvey Cole-a daughter.
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GARD Of gnaBks.

pse arg requested by the ladies Of :he
United Presbyterisn Church to publicly ex-
press their thauks 70 Misses Kettle Piper
and Doliie Iouk, and Mrs. c. Z. Wolvorton,
for the aid they rendered IN contributing TO
the entertainment Of the guests at the soeia-
BE last Tuesday evening. Their efforts were
warmly appreciated, and the ladies' Iesl their.
selves undsr may obligations - thosn
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-11
nsbI,a.a sehseI -.

The Methodist Sabbath School Of shedd
VIII have picnic at the eamp-gronnd at
Roberts Bridge tomorrow Saturday and a
general good time IS expected. Although it
s gotten up py the school they da not pro
pose to make Il exclusive. All wifi be made
welcome. Prof Thos Condor, Of Eugene,
viii deliver the address.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-11
TO the PabIle.

Our readers should ell remember that w.
H. Hairless has opened the Central Mar.
ket and now has the finest establishment Of
the kind in the city. He keeps the fullest
stock Of fresh meat constantly on hand aud
sells at reduced prices. Remember that he
pays the highest cash price for good fat calves
and also pays more than any one else fol
hides.
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NOTICE FoR FINAL PROOF.

LAND OFFIcg Al OREGON CTrr, or.
May 4, 1850.
NJ NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has fileu
notice of his Intention to make final proof:
in support of his claim, and secure final.
entry thereof, and that proofs will be
made before j. l.. CoYan, County Clerk OF
Liam County, Oregon. at the county seat
of said county, ON "Wednesday, tie q l.,
day OF June, 1880, viz:
SAMUEL NJ. HARRIS
Homestead Application No 2eSo, for the
n. y of the y. Z. 4 OF the S w. =. and
Lots ;, !, 5, 8 and 7cf Section 81, Town.
ship Is South, Range East, and names
the following as his witnesses, viz: Jacob
Bush, +. AclSerman. John w. Gilsiland,
and Hugh Harris, all of Sweet Home,
Linn County, Oregon.
T.. T. BARN,
n49wo Register.
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slr4 berry ana lee crsam Fr..:yai.

The Ladies OF the FIRST Presbyterian
C..-s-sh Of Albany will give 3 straYberFy and
!,s srsaua festival and sooiable IN c.-Hoak's
building formerly tile Grange Storel on the
coiHer Of Washington and First streets, on
Tuesday evening. June 22d No charge for
eJnlissien Z general and cordial in*itation
5 extended to all. and pleasant evening is
promised.
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= -. EEeur...a.

Gle Methodist Sabbath School exeHrsion
to Salem on Tuesday last was very enioya-
BE, Lut on account OF the election excite
H3ept it was not patronized extensively and
the school came out about $50 behind. This
Is unfortunate, bHt we have always noticed
that alalast invariably when an excursion is
postponed It never pays largely when it does
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-11
AOTlCE F0a FINAL PROOF.

LAND OFFICE AT RosEnuga. OR.
May 4, 1850.
NJ Office Is iIERERY GINES THAT
IN the following named setter has bled
notice OF his Intention TO make final proof
IN support of his claim, and secure final
entry thereof ON the l0sh day Of June,
1850, Before the Judge or Clerk Of the Court
of Linn County, Oregon, viz:
JACOB EUscu.
Homestead Application No. 2S0S, for the
n. l.. 4 of Ser. 10, Up. IA S, Il. H., and
names the following as his witnesses, viz !:
+. Aekerman, Henry Groser, Marvin Har-
ris and J. W.Gilliland, all of Sweet Home,
Linn County. Oregon.
". 4. BENJAMIN,
n40w& Register.
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l take this method of publicly thanking J.
G. Powell. agent for the State Investment In
surancs Company, fQF. the prompt manner in
which he sottied tho loss sustained by the
fire which occurred at my saloon on Monday,
June 7th. J. E. SoRBIN,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-11
Aa trizl, lDiyIsIead,

our Gremen chartered three ears to Salem
on .Tburzdly Of last week last week TO try to
pay their expenses to that place, bat when
they came back they found out that they
wonld have 70 level an '1rish dividend" of
a5out s75 to settle mp affairs. They don't
qrowI about it though, for they consider the
day veH epsRt pgeH ct that figure.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-11
cra.pitoI,g AasIee.

II YOU want to get the neatest glove that
market affords for gentlemen, go to Blain's
and buy pair of those celebrated Foster
kids. lie also now has en hand the finest
lot q baskskin and dos-skin gloves ever
brought to Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-11
&c Lr..anan nallrena

is not built yet, and until it is our people
will still have TO use sono other mode Of
conveyance. Fred Win,ar2, or .his city. has
six or eight hacks and buggies which he viii
sell at very low prices aud on reasonable
terms. lie also does all kinds Of blacksmith
ing and wagon making and guarantees salts.
faction.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-11
The surveying Pariy.

". D. Barr has obtained another survey.
ing CONTRACT, and this time the scene Of Lis
labors will be in Union county. D. B. Nom
teith, Mont. Monteith and. Alex. Purdom ac-
company him from here. The two latter
started yesterday, ard Mr.. narF and D. .,
Monteita viii 60 next Monday.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-11

Mr.. E., N, Gillingham, for many
years one OF the leading merchants oi
Salem, died in his house in that city
last Tuesday, aged 42 years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-11
sesol1.lops Or ThaRlss.

At the last meeting of the German Aid
Society resolutions were passed thanking Mr..
John A. Crawford for the free use Of the
Fair Grounds on the occasion Of the late pic
mic, and Mr. Baum for the fine German flag
which he presented to tie Society at that
time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-11
oleslng d lAe l.ul..le sehools,

Our public schools win close on Friday Of
next week, the 18th. Examinations will be-
gin next Wednesday and parents are invited
to attend and note the progress made by
their children.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-11
NEW YoRK rAsnloNs.
Materials Liberty In styles Accessories,
Etc.
MATERIALS.


inexpensive and pretty costumes are made
Of pale ocru bunting trimmed with ribbon
bows. OF course there are other shades, but
delicate ceru tints are preferred. not only bo-
cause they are especially adapted to summer
time, but because thoy harmonize with any.
thing and everything A notable advantage
accrues furthermore from the fact that the
fact that the character Of bunting costume
is SO easily changed by means Of change al
the accessories just mentioned. and one can
be grave aud coquettish upon ono occasion
simply in consequence Of displaeomehts east.
ly effected. The figured goods Of the day
are likewise popular finish for bunting cos
tunes, but such combination, u Is manifest,
must bo permanent Bunting nevertheless
is now closely rivaled by the new figured
challiOs Of the day and as those arc in every
imaginable vAreety OF pattern, their use is
correspondingly extended. The time is now
close at hand, too, when even in Northern
latitudes we shall seek relief by tho adoption
OF cool wash costumes For morning wear,
gingham is much sought after and nothing
more refined can be imagined than neat
gingham suit with parasol to match. Fine
parasols and lawns are also in favor. and here
likewise the parasol can be made to cores.
pond. In white, soft qualities Of mull are
trimmed with Hamburg edging or Boston
lace and especially novel suits are Of null in
delicate tints Of blue. pink or yellow. As TO
81.
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.. 3. Church.

phe sacranlent of the Lords Supper viii
be administered Immediately after preaching
next Sunday morning at the II. Z Church.
No service IN the evening
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humber for safe.

Conn Bros. starkad up their saw mill about
one moRta sgo, and are now turning out
fine quality of all kinds of lumber. They al
so have a fine lot Of dry finishing lumber for
sale ut Lebanon.
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Rinc FarnIIurc,

Fred Graf Is manufacturing some of the
finest furniture ever exhibited in this mar
ket. His bedroom sets are perfect models of
taste aud heauty and what is better still,
they are all from Oregon timber
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s.rarI,srr.e. aaa Zee Cream.

We arc requested t. announce that the Ia
die. Of the n. Z. Church viii give straw-
berry and ice cream festival at the Opera
House, on Saturday evening Of this week
fhe Iath.
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TeMn Treportr for SAFE.

A good two.storY house and one lot and a
hall, situated on First street. in this city.
can be had for $1,000 Apply at this Office.
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ca.npa.ee.I..g q I.oI.erl.s BrLage.

Tie Nethodiss Episcopal Church win hold
eampmeeting at Roberts Bridge. ecm-
mencing on Thursday, June 18th, and hold
ing over two sabbaths.
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ReIIgI0Es sorYIess.

The quarterly conference Of the Methodist
denomination in this city will convene at the
n. Z. Church next Tuesday evening at 7 30
o'clock.
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B O o x S 4

ANY book, magazine newspaper sent postpaid at
the publishers lowest llrge, witA valuable premium
We give fine l4xlS Nie& u the Capitol building, the
most magnificent structure in America also splendid
views OF the White House. Treasury Building, Smith
snnian Institute Patent Oiice Mt Vernon and other
points OF interest in and about the National Capital
Orders taken for the large Capitol engraving or for
sets OF the views, and cabinet photographs Of leading
statesmen at cost prices II you want any book TO
subscribe for any periodical, to renew old sub
scriptioai. send stamp for copy Of the LITERARY
BULLETIN containing hook-notes, notices OF new
publications, catalogue prices, etc.
NATIONAL MINIS BUREAU.
Washington, p, c,
Lock Dox,sa. or $50 Street,
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wool wanted

! will pay the highest market price for
wool delivered at my warehouse in this city.
g. ID. SIMPSON.
ALBANY, June 3, 1850.
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4 fashionable dress-maker wanted. Tor
terms apply to Miss Maggie Miller, Salem
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mARRlEIl-

WHEELER -TIIoMPSoN.-A st. paul's NJ. y.
Churh, SOUTH il this city, on Tuesday evening, June
OF Benton county, and Miss FLoaA TuonfsoS, Il
| Linn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-06-11

Dallas retains the county seat Of
Polk by 200 majority.
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FISBn:xa TOUCHES

to the tolIette. Sometimes It Is only littls
blossom, bat they are worn in all gradations
up to clusters OF dozen roaeg or huge
.bunehes Of violets or hear.se@se. fbey are
substitutes Tor tue tic or are placed any
where on tue font Of the cogssge; being often
ten stuck in the belt. Artificial aawera are
worn. bet natural are thp Grt ehoies, per-
haps because IN City they are mpst eSfvn.
si.e. Hand painting is in Extraordinary IA
var. Ribbon bows are often ornamented ia
this way, and elegant evening toilettos are
finished by hand painting and embroidery,
Spanish, lace black, white, or more or lcss
heavily laden with gilt, is in Extraordinary
favor and for1ns not only stylish addition
to bannets, but ia ths shape et Andalusian
searls will afford slight protection and give
adornment to .he shoaldors os society bellies
while airting on the plazzas Of summer re-
sorts. Graceful and very becoming head
coverings can also be iInprovised from these
searfs which have been introduced ia honor
Of Queen ehristiae.
LUcY GAKTEE,
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WILLARD HOUSE.
ITalsey, Oregon.

YHyIIIs ELEGANT NEW HOTEL JUST NOW
completed, viii be opened about July 18th, 1874
II Is constructed the most modern ami convenient
plan. has fine sample room especially arranged for
commercial Travellers and the table will be supplied
at all times with good ,aeals 10
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STYLES OF MAKING

there is liberty that VIC can appreciate only
by recollection of tho past We all 70.
member the tims when, willing or unwilling
We were compelled TO wear close iitiiag prin-
eesse costumes. which. while exceedingly bo.
coming to rightly proportioned figures, were
an equal terror TO ladies either too stout or
too thin. Then we rushed into the oppositeex-
trome paniers came into vogue and it Eeem,
ed as if, whether or no. we shoald all be
obliged to wear bunohed up dresses. But
fortunately at tho eleventh hour q change
was brought about-~by Lord aud Taylor, II
memory serves US right-aHd the improve.
ment has been \ lasting one. Now we have
no cast iron rules, bunehed up styles. eairass
or close Citing eorsagea, straight hanging
drapery, basqnes aud trimmed skirts. over.
skirts. polanaises AMI dresses all in one are
equally stylish. while for wash costumes
there is a choice among unlinsd aud close fit
ting hasques. half fitting jackets which may
or may not be belted in. and polanaises or
overskirts; the two last mentioned. however.
being only sometimes chosen. OF late. TOP,
there has arisen style Of skirt that brings
back rcmembrancos Of the long ago when
they hung plainly and had rows Of French
gathers At the back below the waist line.
The Gitana Is model embodyiBg these ideas
and can be be suitably worn with the Mari
mon coat or perfectly plaia basque would
answer likewise. But such costume is un-
suited to Ensh goods aud here the Thida
skirt would be more desirable. In basauea
the kndosia : nov, aad together wish the
Hone skirt would serve a. a model for taste
ful costume Of silk or wool. An evening
toilette might be copied after one worn by
Emma Thnrsby at the recent Ole Bull con.
cert, which was Ct pale blue satin and bro
eaded grenadier, made chaathe PolAnaise
and delni trained skirt. Tie young prima
donna Is quite pretty, Of medium size, and
owes much Of her sRopssl 70 her engaging
manners when betore an audience. She sang
to an accompaniment played upon Haines
upright piano, aud it is worthy oi remark
that this style of Instrument has been much
in vogue this winter, since il has been chosen
at concerts where Compsnisne, oalasss Mar.
iInon and other STAR have appeared. There
IL Il RAGE for natural howera "A
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a Coed. ReiiabIc F.rn,.

Willamette District, 81. 4. {. S
\. mo haxtering will bc allowed.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-24
Youthful Married Couple. =

A correspondent Of the Columbia
Spectator, who appears to 30 sew.
ing machine az eHt, relates the follow
ing:
lll stopped my team before q quaint
little cottage the other day, when n
Ibeardless boy pfkixteenmmmers an
Irsarest land the Believing dialogue
took place:
Ia your ma at homer IS asot.
Yes sir but she don't live here.
Whereisthe head of the house ? h
! am him sir.
Dropping my head, l said, Well,
SIR Y esv sii you 4ysliss-3 wow ri
Then I wish to- show her the best
sewing machine on earth. ~
4 Taxing my maclliue,i and seeing a
little giri only iii the house, 1 in
quired for his wife.
There she Is, sir, said he.
That child, there?
Yes sir.
aWell madam, bow old are you2 .,
only liked three days Of being ii
yeArs old When T. was marfied
astonIshcd AZ this, saia What
did you marry for. any way !?
What does other folks marry for,
was the answer. wv
Who was, your wife ? says 4
A daughter Of DR.. Whites. J tF
What Ia your name?
Il Tom Jackson - ,tgts.is,ts
DO you want to buy sewing ma.
chine, cir. for this little wife of yours
srefsir, when shegets largo enough
row.
q When took up my machine 10
leave he asked me to- call again in
about three orfodr years, laid he
would take one. ~ o aaidytly
Now. Mr.. Editor, ifany OF your
readers doubt this, write to James
Arterburn, iNabob. Monroe county.
KY. he being Jackson's step-father,
and very reliable old man. '''"f
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SSebAReasS Tlsgsay. ee9,
view Yora Graphic


mo, ain; very good. - SAID can
did, little peach TO a burly watermelon
%g$yilAy sidebyfiacI9p iAf market
why not?" grOwled the water
melon
II was picked while, - sail, the
poacll >SItfed % hang Oh, but wicked
uen wouldn't let me 4"
$50 was L., said the watermelon;
"but ! don't say any thing about it,
| never peach On myself. I'm from
sunny South" -
"Thsy packed me unripe. 2 oontin.
ued the little peach. They rode me
in hot car. They sailed sp,e, on a
hot steamboat. So Iwithefe.l long
ere my tipls. NAY, / lscayed. I'm
goDer Inside. j don't believe in
hiding IL It's % wicksl. l'se i soft
spdt here See Il onSiny sideg Its
growing, to-. ss.::s q :. !, 3
-stnnp' said the watermelon.
You've TOO conscientious; your sart'll
nevefmake B plantation pay. Why
don't youput ON a .fair5a outside like
M? was picked green too, But
want resenge.. I'm ali fair enough
outside. Il lam rotten within. Iwant
some man with a large fsmily Of chill.
dren to buy Ine. I do. Then III be
GU, up contented. Ill bring somsloi
hisIoliyc'bfanches aowh in'n,y ffan,
kesiff don't. l'ms' hg6 or d melon.
] am, l can smile and smile and
still be q william"
Then prosperous Brooklyn mer-
chant pillar Of the church, and the
father Of large family. stepped up to
shestsnd'aS ~ a. Is. 81
&sies my man. 'ssaid Iago3 20
"l'll take that Melon" said the
merchant to the dealer.
"Sir! Sir!" said the honest little
peach. 'Sir. l implore, He's fooline
thee. He Just told me- N4 egg e
Bat the bully watermelon from the
sunnygSopth fell on sthe honest little
peach and crashed It to ajelly. "a
q1,'ls,it o sweet ,melpn?" asked the
Revenge is sweet" murmured the
melon. as he went to Brooklyn slung
BY a string.