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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-07-23
sroKY OF A BALLAD.

Some time ago the spirited ballad
"Cnrfew must not ring tonight" was
printed, with the question "who wrote
i'll" Since then il has appeared iu
Bakers Ballads Of Bravery" Kcene'n
Selections for Reading and EIocntiot,, .
aud other collections, but always anouy-
mously. Il is true that poem Of the
merit this possesses should have local
habitation and name. They are to
be found in little volume called
Newspaper Poets; o. Waits ahd their
Authors" issued in SIG by Alphonso
A. Hopkins, editor Of "RurnI Home,
Rochester n. Y. The name Of the
writer is Rosa IIartwicI Thorpe, and
she lives in LitchGeld, Mich. Dir. Hop
kins gives a short biographical sketch
Of her. and prints also three other
poems written by her, all good bat none
Of them equal to her frat oae, which
she wrote while schoolgirl sixteen
years of age An incident in u story
which she read, entitled "I.ove aud
Loyalty" took such possession OF her
mind that she wrote this poem on her
slate during school hours. Some Of The
lines as now printed differ considerably
from those Of the poem AS she first pub
lished it in the Detroit Commsrciai ID
reTfiser. ia 1870. air. iIai kius intro
duces his sketch ir Ihi- ,nan'.-t~; "It is
seldom that an historical Incident ~, ms
the basis Of u rpaiI, in,.pisr l-s u.
Rarer still i it ILAt snel, l-.'.ni .lriiis
up and down il,r"gh tie Newspaper
year after YEAR uneia.Hs,l. the g..,,esns
wonder as tO its authorship. ,n-ati.ii1l. ].
In the time Of Crom~eIl, "a young sol
dier. for some olFrhss Wa- rntldtmuf,l
To die. aud the time Of Ills drs,h was
fixed "at the ringing of the cu,i,-~ :
Every effort to avert liis fate prs, ed
unavailing. The Young gi,l. for ~horn
Lis life held most. pleaded tratfally
wiih the Judges. aud even retitioHed
Crom~ell himself, but ia yaia Almost
deslairingly, she sought to Lribe the
sexton in hope that for snee = day
might fade to darkness with no curfsw i
knell but the faithful old man was
true. The hour Of execution drew
nigh every preparation was complete
the condemned and his execntioner
stood waiting in the sunlight for signal
which did not sound. Long afterward
that strange and fortunate silence. and
its comforting results, found explana.
ton in the simple yet touching ballad
of "Curfew must not ring tonight"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-07-23

Sheridan pursued his wagon-traln
over tho mountain roads, the rear
guard Of the Confederates planted two
fleld-pleces in the narrow road to
check pursuit. They were well serv-
cd, had plenty of ammunition. and
seemed TO command the entire ap-
proach, but those guns were charged
and captured with the loss of but
three men.
The fire Of artillery Ii destructive
only when Il hits. the same as infant
rs, but 1t Is easier 10 shoot man
with n musket than with cannon.
A she'll has been known to blow
twelve men Into fragments, but per-
haps twenty other shells were wasted
before that one hit. A round-sho.
may crush two men as It plows
through a regiment, but It will take
no more. Grape and canister will
do mnrderous work ut short range,
but that range can only be had once
Ia while, and then preserved for
only two or three rounds.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-07-23
aARrIEun's soLuuoauY.
An Adaptation from Hamlet which ~ RE-
spectnaily Referred 20 the GentIsmnn
from Ohio.


To speak or not to speak, that Is tho ques-
ton;
Whether It's better let romoIse In silence
Drink my hearts blood, or bare my bosom
10 the vulture boak of damned Democracy,
Which, when my weakness knowing,
straight proceeds
10 rend the bone and marrow of my rce-
ord,
Thus making life itself intolerahle;
Whence muse must como death, TO die. TO
browse no moro
In pastures green OF oilice,. party kept,
Where Blaine and Belknap, Colfax aud
the rest
81 long hath gorgod them at the public
crib;
And thro' my death my party, too, should
lapse
In sleop, tho sleep of death. Thus all were
lost.
4 consummation most dovoully wished
hy the arch enemy. The press demands
The independent press that Nabs and
heals
~ once that explain away tho part
"a AAN AS NoA9tR SHAAAuip hAAcAl tophf
Whereby my wallet hagged five thousand
dolls.
And that "MobIliar' which oakes Ames
controlled
Cakes Amos now dead, would lha, his
tell-tale book
Ills memorandum book Were also dead.
It haunis mo ike nightmare thro' The
night,
And fills my days with terror.
have doubts
Ifthat the party ting can pull mo up'
On to the height success, so greats the
strain
OF bribery, theft, and perjury and fraud.
But what new point can reveal: the press
Has now my guilty acts all stereo.yped.
Zen to the salary grab, TO hurl against me
When the hnmor strikes them.
What can {?
Would God my win hal slit ambitions
throat.
What business had l, With my skirts bo-
smirehed.
the candidacy bu, 10 know do.
feat.
And have my an,ecedsn,s rakcd and ra.<ed,
Untl they give my character s;enca.
TIL e'ea the priestiy robes which once
wore.
Ins cad Of shielding. press onkind upon
me.
I'm polItieaIy dead, ',is plain, ye'. II
Ten thousand journals prick my care NY
mouth
Weic shut: better 10 bear the 81. we bavc
Than q ' 10 others tIia; We know no, Of.
THUS conselonrc doth make co.Ar,le of III
ali.
How bold, oatspoken, re-olule III l,e
II wero Stainless. Id strike straight out,
Knocking my aecusers down 10y fsct aud
proof
% iuHovrure. g oousi now l vou.u
slay-thefa.
Ent soTi Sc now, Repubiieau stump
speakers,
say nothing Of my record, tell Of war,
And wave the neither garment with vim.
Br,a bs not my name. charge ye'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-07-23
SHOW AIE That u1MGUEC rUEDEHGa.
BTTLER OF s0TTn CAROLsAi.

Judge Mackey (Republican) from
gallery OF the Senate when a sharp
faced, razorstrap-looking fellow from
Yankeeland said to him: "Mister,
can you point out to me tina. internal
Hamburg murderer. Butler of South
Carolina" s!Certainly," said the
polite Judge; II will point out also,
othernotable Of the Senate. Don'tan-
you see that handsome Senator with
light, curly hair. Well, that Is Conk-
ling; and the gray-headed, bright
looking man near him is Blaine; that
large Senator Is Judge Davis, Of Illi-
noise; and over there is General John
b. Gordon talking to lamar. Don't
you see that bald headed man, point
Ing to senator Edmunds; ssweiI, that
Is Butler OF South Carolina The
eyes of our Yankee friend were light
ed up with indignation as he replied.
ttYes, I could have picked him out of
a thousandp-adding q good deal that
was not complimentary TO the dis
tinguished Vermonter. The other
day Senator Edmundsc came over on
the Democratic side, when Mr.. Vest
said. uEdmunds, Hampton has a
good joke on you, and the gallant
Carolinian was forced to tell the whole
story. Senator Edmunds laughed
heartily, and remarked that It was q
compliment 10 be taken for so. hand
some q man as General Butler. The
fact, however, is that Mr.. Edmund's
face strongly indicates justice and
wisdom, with no trace of mercy in 1t,
unless when he Is talking to Mr.
Thurman or some personal favorite
and then it Is as genial and pleasant
as possible. Richmond Dispatch.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-07-23
s YeaY A.trr ra1eKnoop.


The allejo Chronicle atsrssan edito-
rial in this manner "on tic morning
after the nomination Of Hon. James s
Garfield. The purity and integrity Of
whose life and character al, fair-uaindsa
men regard "a without reproach sns
above suspicion, the Democrats Prez
began its campaign Of eaIumny.'
Against this absurd laudation Of L.
candidate,tbe VALLEJO Republican organ
should put that which the RepubIi
eans--his own party brethren in bis
own District, not the Democrats-sol.
emmy declared SIX years ago. in Con
yention resolution, to this effect: We
arraign aad depounce James A. Gar.
field for fraud upon bis Constituents in
circulating among them a pamphlet
parporting to set forth the finding Of
The Investigating Committee Of Con-
gress and the evidence against lin,
when, in fact, material portions thereof
we're omitted or garbled.9
Also this, from the New York Fri
5,,ne, February 10, 1873 "Messrs.
Kelley and Garfield present most dis
tressiog figure. Their participation in
the Credit sIobilier af7ais is complicated
by the most unfortunate contradictions
OF testimony."
Next this, from the New York Tffmes,
January %, 1873: "Ellis II. Roberts
vaiuly endeavored to postpone action
ion the salary and back-pay matter, in
the Honsel But tie merceDaTy fel-
loys on the floor, WHO had doubtless
gone there to steal $1,000 from the
people of the United States, mockcd
him with sleriaion. He, however, made
the pioils Credit MobiIier Garfield wrig-
gle and squirrn like skinned eel
For man who stands upon trial for
past nlisdemeanors and begs the merci-
ful. Indulgence Of the people, the con
duct Of Garfield in this business *
strangely inl,rudent in a personal
sense
And as brief but fitting finish, this
tnorsei from the New York Nation, at
the same time then strong Repnbli-
c.en organ as It Is nov: "Mr. Garfeld'= :
reputation IS badly damaged and not
seryiceabie for future political use"
4Af,er Publishing these essential items
Of evidence - 70 the character Of Car
field, if the Vallejo Republican cham
pien Of the Credit Mo5iiier and De Col
.sssT= Fv,s,ssa anst 1ziectosAI CcDalsslon
pe'jarer and conspifator viii maintain
that lis ..puriiy and lrtegrits' is with
out repIoseh sni above suspicion" It's
determination to PERSIST in falsebood
wiI he loo plain to its readers and its
PARTY to make it Of service TO their
cause any longer. F. Enaa.iner.
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,
bet l. der solemn tfitpl.
Iint srn 'sipoke der pap for her.
lie push n,s tnii hiS bssot.
Ao;to f,r the niism,n - tiD. l.,ir..
~ things srr pure.
IN lis. race for precedence between
uietsls, II Is said that pig lead.
.rrnih il stranger tiran Getio,r," and
it takes some people long time to feel
at home with il,
Dua,b belle exercise Taking Mi,h
4 deaf and danb girl.
When Is Vermont young fellow
blacks his boots, smokes cigarettes, and
logs a dime novel in his hip pocket, the
community looks upon him as a fast
man.
The wife of a wealthy and retired
grocer said to lier artistic dressmaker !:
Dress me in such manner that my
yulgarities VIII pass for medieval afec-
tations,"
Eccentric cid lawyer to new footman:
'tNow, then, Patrick, call me a cab. +"
Pat, who thinks this a job to try his
sincerity; "Ocb, no, yer honor, It's
not mesilf that'll be calm We names at
all
Thomas Jefferson is said to have
been the only smart man that ever
lived, who parted his hair in the mid
die. The sensible woman who banged
hers has not been heard from. Cores
pondence solicited.
A woman in New York accidentally
went to church with two bonnets on
her head-one stuck inside the other
and the other women inside the cohgre.
CATION almost died of envy. They
thought it was new kind OF bonnet,
aiHi too swerf = a., ,hlpg,
Mr r T. Barnum enjoys circus
| performance as much, watches the feats
as intently, and laughs Mt the clown as
heartily, and aPplands as vigorously as
boy. But when it comes to crawling
under the canvass without getting
/ caught, the boy can give him points.
Whales are becoming numerous in
I the ocean, says an exchange. We like
y statement that gives the fill facts as
this one does, 1t relieves one Of the
suspicion that whales are becoming nu
merous on the prairies, or that they are
infesting the woods or hiding In caves
on the mountains. People now know
where to be on the lockout for whales
A woman's Journal says that Mis-
Jones, fsr number of years com
positor in . Chicago Office, .lhas sepuref
the appointments Of notary PUBLIC, anS
now does most Of the swearing for thu
village Of CylIyer, Kansas If til,
ladyis as gifted in profane history a
some male compositors, she might in
clude the adjoining counties in hel
swearing territory without feeling oyer
worked
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-07-23

sEha. tie Cs.iIercn Of chiaanea and
African Lack Eske.


aThere aTethemost curious-.ooking
children in the coach that ever saw
in my life,.' said a gentleman stand
ing on the Union Pacific depot plat
form, this boon, 10 = Lee reporter.
ssJust step in and look ut 'em, and II
You can tell me what they are. you
can have them.n With a view Of
accepting the offer and starting in the
side-show busines If the articles ref
cred to prove to be genuine curiosit-
les, the Bee representative mounted
the steps of the coach on tour inyes-
tication. Surely enough, occupying
four seats on the left-han side, sat
Chinaman well dressed in his national
costume, and beside him full-blood-
ed negro woman, holding two child
rem in her lap, while four others, un-
der the charge of a Chinese servant,
rolled and tumbled over the seats and
down the aisles Of the car. There
was nothing so peculiar in the appear
.anee of either tine man and wife, for
so the reporter found thenfto be; but
the six children. the eldest of whom
was nine years of age, were the most
singular combination of negro and
Chinese imaginable. Their hair was
crisp and curly; their skin very dark,
but the shape of their faces and tha
aimond-shaped eyes proclaimed their
paternity too distinctly for any mis-
take. They jabbered away with their
father in his native tongue in the
most artless manner, while at the
same time they kept the passengers
in couvulsions of laughter with con-
tortions and. grimaces which would
have done Infinite credit to the stage
of negro nlinstrelsy. Tho reporter
ascertained that the name OF the
Chinaman was Hang Hang, who
twelve years ago went a coolie to Cu-
ba. While working in Cuba he be-
came enamored of a negro slave. He
saved enough to purchase her free-
dom and married her. In the course
of few years he became coolie con-
tractor himself, and is now wealthy.
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joan BuLIlxGs on AARnlAeE.

by awl means, Joe, get married, If
you have a fair show. Dent stand
shivering on the bank, but pitch rite in
and stick your head under and shiver it
out There amt any more trick in
getting married than there is in eating
peanuts. Many man has stood shiv-
ering on the shore until the river run
out. Don't expect to marry an angel,
they have all been picked up long ago.
Remember, Joe, you hain't a saint your
self. Do not marry for beauty exslu-
sively; beauty is like ice, awfully slip
perry, and thaws dreadfully easy. Don't
marry for luv, neither; luv. is like a
cooking stove. good for nothing when
fuel gives ont. But let the mixture be
some beauty, becomingly dressed, with
about two hundred and fifty dollars in
her pocket, guide speller, handy and
neat in her house, plenty Of guide sense,
tutf constitution and bylaws, small feet,
a light step; add to this sound teeth and
a warm heart. The mixture will keep
in any climate, and will not esaporate.
Don't marry for pedigree unless backed
by bank notes. A family with nothing
but pedigree generally lacks sense.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-07-23

Own 600 bales of cotton were
sold at New York to an English man
ufacturing firm on the 18th. The
sale IS said TO be the largest single
sale ever made.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-07-23

AND still another defeat fer Bis
marck. The Lower House OF the
Prussian Dist has rejected the second
clauses Of the Government Church
Bill.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-07-23

Favorable weather last week ma
terially improved crop prospects in
England. Although the wheat plant
is reported thin in some places. there
are sanguine hopes Of fair average
yield.
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pRE EMpFIoN.

Improvements 4 formal deed is not
necessary for the conveyance of i'm
provements on public lands, but that a
verbal sale, followed BY possession and
consent, is sufficient,
Good faith IN determining good
faith It is immaterial whether a person
purchases valuable improvements, al
ready on the land, or whether he makes
them after his settlement
Secretary, March 10, 80.
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The number Of Indians in Florida has
been reduced to 295 and pony, and if
they don't stop drinking whisky, the
pony will soon be the only Indian LEFT.
~ Detroit Free Press.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-07-23

The census enumerators in Utah
were unable TO determine whether
they ought to classify the plural wives
of Mormons as married or single, and
IN their dilemma they applied to Su-
perlntendent Walker for instructions.
He directed that the women's ans
wers be accepted in all easss, and en-
tered as they gave them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-07-23
rIMnER cuLruRE.

The planting Of the following trees
satisfy The requirements Of the timber
culture acts, viz; Cedar, pine, fir,
laroh, elm, oak, black locust, alder,
beech, plane tree, cotton tree, button-
wood or sycamore, chestnut, spruce, ash
birch, service tree tmoantain ash)s ma
pie, box elder, walnut, cottonwood
white willow, hickory, tulip tree. but
ternut and basswood.
Cam'r Nav Is. $50
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-07-23

lf We mix mustard poultice with
the w1ite Of an egg, in place Of water,
we not only get a mixture which will
be snre to draw well, but one which
can be easily removed and which viii
not blister the skin.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-07-23

SILVER Cry, New Mexico, IS
threatened with famine owing to the
destruction Of wagon trains by Victo-
ria's Indians.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-07-23

CAPT. HowaATE started on his
Arctic exploration, on the 2lst, con-
Quoted at his own expense.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-07-23
HO, FOR SODAVILLE !

6s7 zoo TO $1,000 YEAR, or $ to $50 a day. in
- s)iDsl your own locality. No risk. Women Do
as well IS men. Many make more than the amount
stated above. 30 one can fail to make money fast
Anv one ca1l,do the work You can make from % cts
70 g an hour hy deyoting your evenings and spare
time 10 tle BUSINESS j. costs nothing to try the bus
iness Nothing like It for money making ever offered
before Bisiness pleasant and strictly honorable
Reader son want 10 know al about the best paying
business before the public send US your address and
free samples worth S5 also free You then make
up YOUR mind for yourself address GEORGE sflS-
s0N & CO. -PorlIand, Malna
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-07-23

oyna a million bushels Of Y heat
and corn were shipped flom New
York, on the isth-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-07-23
RATES or ADyrnrIslxc.

Business notioes In Che Local colunps
20 cents per Iirs.
For legal and transien advertisernes1ts 4
q 90 per square, for the Fl Z insertion. ara
80 cents Per square for eaci subsequent IN :
seftion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-07-23

Where land in the vicinity of valua-
Die mineral deposits is returned as min
eral in character On the township plat,
clear and positive proof Of its non-nin-
eral character can alone overcome the
return Of the Surveyor General.
Secretary, April II, 80,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-07-23
lATE DECrsIoss
o. tAe secretary Of the Interior ana Gem.
missioner or the General Hand
cmce.
- 49, NINERALs.

a mining location must lie subs,sn-
TALLY a paralleiossam.
Tie middle of a vein or lode must be
nseer;ained by actual exploration and
development, ana cannot be assumed to
be in an unexplored position.
The location mnst be one vein, and
but one vein can lie made the basis of
the loeatica survey Of mining loca-
ton. Com'r, May 4, so.
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ANDREW JOHNSON.

Washington, d. c. Nov. Is, 1867.
!Copied from volume S, page I26
Of the anaasai Cycle,odio.
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sly Greichcn vas popiH & Il.
ijot l. der solemn tfuJl.
Bat sen I s.hpake der pap fDr her.
i'e push uss tnit liiz b,,Dt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-26

Thanksgiving day was observed in Washing
ton in spirit 10 keeping with It's origin and
purpose. Business wsS generally suspended
and religious services appropriate to the oeca-
sion were helG in nest Of the churches. The
streets were g Sunday appearance and 1t was
apparent that families were gathered around
tie home fireside, IL happy communion. The
observance OF Thanksgiving day has gradually,
during the past few years, extended into and
throughout the south, where it was formerly
ignored as a Yankee invention OF Institution
This fact indicates, to some extent, the change
In sentiment and customs that has been natu-
rally, but slowly, taking pace in that section
since the rebellion.
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CONTINUALLY ON DECK
WITH
BARGAINS IN GROCERIES
AND
TABLE LIXURIES.

10 lbs: Granulated Sugar. 81 90
90 boxes Valencia Raisins. New
IU4 los "A" Sugar. ...................for 81 90
~ barrels Selected Malaga Grapes Large Clusters
IL lbs Light Brown for 81. 90
Choicest Iehesa Raisins. New
10 lbs. Graduated Sugar for 8 90
Fancy Raisins in fiat quarter boxes. New
ivy ios cuear.. .ior Si.Vo
Fine Imperial Cabinet L. l.. Rasins. New
Choice Raisns new il fat quarter boxes for 81 90
Dates, unusually nhe... NEW
II lbs. Light Brown Sugar. 81. 00
Almonds, genuine Languadoes. .....,...........New
10 lbs. Granuated Sugar.. 81. 90
French and Naples Wanuts, large lot.........New
1Ut lbs "a" Sugar Tor Slop
CnoiCe PECAN Nuts
10 lbs. Granulated Sugar. for 81. 90
Oho!cs Fiberts and Brazil Nuts. New
lbs. Choice Mixed Nute. all w........for ST. 60
FloriGa Oranges. first Of the Stem Cut
IL lbs Light Brown Sugar. 81 90
Figs, finest New
Bananas, Cranberries and Apples. Selected
New BUckwheat, patent process ......... UneQualed
Pure Vermont Maple Sugar for making
.Oe;iSOIaDie
Mince Meat in 5lb. buckets. The best to be had
Pure Sugar Syrups and Men New Orleans Molasses
We have reduced the prics of our May Picked
Natural Leaf JAP TEA 20 per cent and it's selling
fast. It's the best TEA in Washington.
Telephone Connections.
ELPHONZO YOUN6s.
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CONTINUALLY ON DECK WITH BARG LIMB.
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Double Nhect star.

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tneir Property, and keep IL before the pubic con-
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1 have many OF the Finest Building sites I'm tha
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from 81. to $50. 100. Now is the time 90 buy
nove0 q. O. HOFFMAN, 10 h and Fstspv
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DEAD THIS WEEKS TELEPHONE! CDN-
h tairlug Random R-cOlect.oas (No. 1O): VII :
Hams the good physician" and Myers the banker
and PhilsnthroPist, Aoc1G ats of Life Popular Sci
enSe; an original poem, Bob" Inxersoli aud Gar
field Local and choice selections. Ask the News
boys for it. nOyhi-2ts