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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-25
A La CGvllizaci0n, pal

ennegrecido y escueto,
como gigantic esqueleto
bajo su roto sudarlo.
XII.
Don Juan, que la mar,
deti6nese ALI, desnuda
su espada, y con voz sa'
clama :-"iTu vida 8 10
En- actitud grave y fria
ante 81 su hermano SO ps
Y miranda cara q cara
q su opresor:-"5 ESQ esq
lie dice. II Qa6 mas quisie
sino que 20 to matara!
XII.
Here, 81 intentas heir
ell golps aguardo sereno,
que 20, en- cambio, to con
al tormento de vivir.
! Ad6nde podras huir
que no to alcance ell castie
Te daran, en- vano, abrigo
otros climas y otras playas
pues donde quiera que va
ira to crimen contigo."
XIII.
-"lMi crimenl -ruge DE-
i Por Cristo, que es brav
Y en- sus ojos centellea
la colera de Satan. +
-"CuaEdo suelto ell huracl
rompe, arrolla y desbarata,
solo algun alma insensats,
on momento tan aciago,
culpa al viento del estrago,
y no a Dios que le desats.
ALllI.
Desde el dia en- que naci- =
Anade airado y convulso---
obedezco q extraio impull
y no soy dueno de mi.
Lucha, pues armas to di
para ganar Ia partida,
que 81 on la lid fratricida
no opones el hierro al hierrt
iuro & Dios que como & un |
voy & arrancarte Ia vida, -
XLIV.
-"lHasloI- hs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-25

revelando en- su semblante
la passion que le enaiena.-
Yace la noche serena
en- vago adormecimiento;
la luna en- ell firmamento
sin celajes resplandece,
y hay tai calma, que parece
como aletargado el viento.
XXXVI.
Cuando q desatarse empieza
la tempestad en- el alma,
que insoportable es tu calma,
oh madre naturaleza
Nunca q la humana .tristeza
das ell ansiado consuelo,
Y on los momentos de duelo
nuestra pena es mas aguda,
bajo la impasible y muda
indiferencia dol cielo.
XXXVII.
Atravesando un pinar
llegan, tras breve jornada,
q una planicie situada
entire las cumbres y el mar.
NADIA parece turbar
la psz del esteril llano:
solo del romeo oceano,
que con los penascos lucha,
ell sordo rumor Sc escucha
como un gemido lejano.
XXXVIII.
Todo en- ell alma despierta
un vago afan misterioso
ell Infinite reposo
de la llanura desierta !;
Ia luz sin color y muerta,
que inunda el diafano ambiente;
los ecos del mar rugiente,
y el ladrido prolongado
con que el lebrel erizado
la catastrofe presiente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-25

Anteayer a
mado Hoyitos
de un marine
otros habla
pequena emil
ia y pereci6 !
20 cadav@ +. 6
s:s s
Segun Sc n
Ell Ia nOcne q
D. Manuel B
de Ia Instan
bale que Sc
de haber lleva
ven D. Juan
esposa del cit
llegado de la
veDes disting
dad y amigo
iiscipulos de
Fue gratisi
cual Sc reunier
la selecta socie
lie un sexo
gaudose el>ba
lnadrug;tda, h
los concurrent
la 6na acogids
lie deferenci
ron objeto .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-25

En- la secci
varios docun
nocer al con
to sobre ind
lion y sus co
del ejercito {
acogido a el.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-25

Ran
Sr.
J. P}
sus G
In
proii).
constru
rada esta
AllOS S0DLln
co, en- non
agradece pre-
pio y & todos
vado d su rea
q su durable
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-25

Don Juan, que ya no refrena
sus iras, marcia dslante
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-25

{ GASPAR NUNEZ DE ARCE
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-30

room. EzzFurthsr change Was impera-
lively forbidden.
So Mr. Bullion. with many apologies.
begged that some OF bis daughters fa
vorits pictures. aud few chairs, etc
from he bo0doir might be brought, and
~ could not refuse. A few hour
transformed our bachelor den into q
kind of fairy palace.
Mr. Bullion was naturally . constant
visiter, and I had to receive him in the
tsttered dressing. gown. Twice he
found me writing with man uscripts lit
tered around.
You are an author!' he queried with
. smile. isUel8 sas ~ 417}.'sf =
"A would-be oue.' ii 10 ae4ta
PRAY do not desist from writing on
ny account. May I snuse myself for
1 time With your paperse' ]t
He borrowed bolky one ~ leaving
TO submit it, he said. 90 . publisher
10 know. Next day I received sAiet.sr
irssA r. ~ell- knowa firm. Offering $3.50
for the copyright and Ss50 If > second
edition swss called for. In my youth
and inexperiencs 4 did not occur to me
for menths that the money came from
the bsnkess pocket. sssi
OF course l eagerly assented. and took
ny coat aud vest out Of pawn-not .
day too soon, for Mise Bullien YES pro.
soaucsd oonvslsscsnt, and that after.
noon her father S.strong srms conveyed
her from one roomto another.
Iilivsd IN fairylaud for week, till
our guests departed. She explained the
whit 60 our Obscure street-it was to
pawn jeweiry for her brother. q wild
lad. whose exsesses had driven him
froo home, end who had recently been
writing her letter after letter limiting at
frigbtful consequeuces If che could not
furnish him with uouey. 1a4 i
Mr. Hathaway she said, will You
be my friend, and try to reclaim him ?
She put transparent little hand in
mine. - she spoke, and I promised her
Her 'frisnd'-I would have promised
suything for such . title. s'aa
Then an eSentfua conversation took
place between mo and the banker. All
You have ahandoned the idea Of b.
ooshinga bsrristsr, Mr. Hathaway. end
the profession OF suthsr is . precarions
one. Unite il with another pursuit
You are . good linguist. and / badly
need foreign correspondent; east il
your lot with mel will take care you
have NO cause to regret it. ss l4f 'sati
l thought Of my FRIEND sad as
sented. "a tl.s sss4al e. -
The frm il Bullion q Hsthawsy now
the junior partner having married the
seniors daughter. John Hornsey Il
their lawyer. . man much respected in
the. profession Hal Trevor is just be.
g inning to make stir a. fashionable
sn
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-30

IN HeD sreAir
Nine O'Clock. sor. su' the hot wsther,
an 10 it the rest Of The bacon ys'd bs
after hsvin' for breakfast
Will it net b teo much, BriAg4y'
'Sorrs bit. sor.'
Very we'll
And With - ohaif grooa. 4. Aalil
Hsthaway. sprsns out Of bed. and pro-
eeeded to array myself inuoexceptional
costume-trousers, vest and frock.
caat- Ny only ones. Alas! an accom-
nndsfing relative sems twenty doosa
o6 bed taken charge of s6sbbisF fafi
nents. one By enc, Kindly advaocins
sundry moneys thereon.
Three It 10 Wsse Shsss iiA IS NJ sume
plieht-old school drawsand cid chn9A
Dov thrown together In manhood By
the csprics Of Dame Fortune; and
Sighting shoulder TO shoulder the great
battle Of life in the great city.
A. dressed. one OF the trio. Hal
Trevor, came bounding by three at .
Tins up the worm.Sst@ t@eeairS 1e
was -esSsh from hgIlsoturp y -
hespital. And hlngty - l1&tsSa =
thought. With shnddsr. I heard his
cheerful greeting Of Jack Hornsey. hard
ct work siucs daylight On Coke en-
Littletou'
well. old bOokworm. ready for
breakfast Where 10 the csptain:'
The csptaiu!' How the old title,
bestowed still il xsslpr ofsAy three
years seniority. ~ 81 lrssH6. l Vas
reused by the dull thods Of . poker
hawmering violently IT the intsrven.
ing wall.
All rightr l shouted. Ring for the
bacon
In . minute We were gszing with
Fu.ful koks Atf tho bred kf6t errspep
nent Atuaf cfsSA& br ~ pie6s o.
butter the sise sa>a Salsut. la three
tiny Tashers. that either of us could
have put out cf sight with ease.
Is that all, Bridgeii'
Every line of the girls hsnest Irish
lace was eloquent with sympathy.
Not . Bit more. sor.
Hal lsughed.
Tern cut yDurspockess. lads. hd(
u my Last coin.' ia 81 s
Aud he prsdpe~d an fcsedesl3
shiny sixpeuos. II A S.
Jack. after much ruu(maeing. apwSd
. quantity ofAua 6Rd ssbnscs butsoo::
h.d th.ee-pence hslf-psnny in cop
| psrs.
Odd man out for the bacon quoth
Hal.
No; divide It between YOU said 1.
"A plan has been rash enough, tO ipyits
me to dinner. Hstdpvs the losflt ( I
Jack gave me one keen glaneS. l
think he suspected the pious falsehood.
Hal--bless the boy!-wss quite un-
conscious. as happy rs though We had
not care. The frugal meal had just
been disposed Of. when We heard 9
puffipg and blowing on tbs third Aeoe:
That had but ono possible meanicg-a
creditor.
Whose turn II asked Jack. -lacnuically
| 1t was an ancient arrangement new
that On the advent 6 . dpn only soee ol
us shosld recsivs hin. she others 6tns
in the city-thst 10, II the sdjacent
bedroom.
Your own,' cried Hal. as we de-
camped. leaving the door sjar to watch
the course Of svsnts. =
1 wish you joy. Jack; it 10 cid Blum
derson. snorting like grampps. q
usuai.' - &C 1Nfb AZ
Old Henderson was . general pro
vision merchant. Who had slst hipaell
be bsgaiied into supplyipg =sandsy
| miscellaneous goods until his bin
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And old Blunderson fairly turned
and aed viii ssach oslsrity tkal h
gained TIE next epoe In Ssonde inGoead
Of minutea - ~
W. wers lApebins over this: :discou-
6tara saa 1Tdgsss head appeared
i theugbt I'd tell 80. aintleaeu, the
mistress u just comin. The saint pur-
tsct ye. Tor shes beens ranpagin' like
. haythea al this blessed moenin'r
Our faces fell. Mrs. Cailaghan. our
worthy landI.dy. vas not foe to be
% readily dialodged. and her povers
Of, invecsive were rimply upfisalsd.
Hi IVES tbs only one Who could sootAs
her. and he came b the rescue
NY turn, hs said, With . look sf
oo&fc disgust, You fellows get into
NJ soo@ and elssr out Of the hseaa q
Az vpri1seeei4a Hal hAadrs chair
(as We glidcd hy Nth tha dsspest Of
mock rsversbces, and an expression OF
extreme .dsfotin J OF kS Indsone
features. Milling violent love 70 the
OLD bssstr 8. b voald hsss yslss-atly
exeee14e4A = .slsv Z aaet ass~i-i ai
> ssvts sa< y .asa aEa = @
II vass axeaiins Il sot 'ths-saas 1ay-a
dull November evening. much 81 thAf.
nsny vttAsoy gthaue hts, . I leaned
xgAiast ahe dSos post Of our houss, and
resahed the good yad times when tife
sMAIeer bSSnSf a. W
fhad nd heart to work. All That day
had hswked my manuscript from one
Publisher to another. vainly hoping to
s:ss t;sH g,si.|1s ny ;ss.s.s, .s:sss
at . dirty ceok shop. aud was glad to
think there must have been just enough
cold ms.t to satisfy the boys for dinner
and ~. W - ziI4N rETz
Presently would 60 in and hunt for
any fragments that remained, for vas
desperately hungry.
NIT teiS3se Ssa si ssa Rs frI: q tJ II
8Hs dMo not ndeiesi me until quite
sbrsast, whss The light. ,fell ppQn her
face. Tksn aHs6s sAvs one iiig ktensd
glance | no'iced two things-how pale
and bSautifu5 i ,was. Ashd Who's . j1spth
Of misery lay in the startled eyes.
II was . low neighberhood in which
We Ifssd, t14tkA ssparleSd' b}ihht !
long alley fross sf15bIo:.sbjssW evt Eod
street-a dangerous locality, for young
girl at that hour. crossed the road in
order Q 10 accompsny her tssbeefved,
and Bxd hardly done so. when I saw
her brought up by so,ne wan. looming
unstesdily in the mist.
Come here. my pretty sdear,' said
he. 50 ..lsoI .ys.sssaIa Z S. ess la9-
She gAvesa faint scream and tried to
slip Hy him, but the drunken wretch
oapght her BY tho loose waterprsof. IN
another instant be. measured his length
ON tho pavement; but. sstfsnge - say.
she sank also insensible. dropping some
thing like jewel case. My prostrate
frieud vas relieving his fssliDgs BY {
round tollsy of sobscens aoase. Not
daring to await the arrival of police
man I caught up his victim and her
FcAse and beat .hasty ratrsat. At ths
foot Of the dalapidated stairs I hesitat.
ed. Stonla I carry her into Mrs Cal
laghsn's little parlor? The sight ol
Bridget II full flight, pursusd By shrill
| lintsctives. decided the point.
Bridget said /. g'shis lady haa
faiotsd. Come and. help me-
.Ah, surs, snrl Poor desrl' 10 ~
7 We carried her into t6s.comison Ut.
ting room, and essayed to bring hex
sOsnd. Presently she opened her eyes
fSnd blean tospeAks cotfestly. a (
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

AAAAAJO ASAb - A1O VA
SHERMAN, HYDE 6 CO
San Francisco,
The Largest Wholesale Music
. House on the Coast.
GENERAL AGENTS FOR
THE ulSpouA11zp
= ! 5 ]
81. i.
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- sssss 8 ss's ssa.:s
uam1AGo. ssis II sfk9l' s71'5 { TT z
n9assSpa.AeAas1 - essAYsln.S.A1
aa = 80 - pslllv : i & a.
n sla Asss. asannAs. A.ausS - 4 4 z
GERMAN UPRIGHT PIANOS
snss Anb A q e o
STANDARD h I'M AND ESTEY
ORGANS.
I1shsmsnts Sold a sasy Instailmsats
FOR SHEET MUSIC,
BRASS INsTRUMENTS,
And Hs~ytAies = IT, Assss Liss.
49, 81 ssA oesst el
: saEzMzn. HIDE Am,
-, ,a;'a San Nsncisee, Cal
cKA1Ixss11AHxA Ioeal Agent,
NELSON &CO.' s
EXPRESS,
Commission = Forwarding
0usineos.
Tnsabsvs nsasd Co~peay hss sstsnai1hsd .
Rxyesas aas bslvssa esaa1ls and ~ ekaglt Qold
49,. coeeet1ne - sva3 seasnsF IeAytnx Gsaetie
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HA - = Z Z; ssssss ess,sss ess,sssss..
An6nn = aesosllsh 1n1ing - q RubS Oey.
= nnA9 ~. ooohsss As're
COAL TAR
or f.,u'i.' =; ! s'..'''' ?. :. -. !
GREAT RE0Uc ON
ET k.ss = On
|. San Franejsco Prics.
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Auo1ua uaoss6
! sptSs :s.ss ss4rtrs sAs Izssr'ps
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-10-01
Assignee's Sale.

NJ OlICE Is ITERERY GIVEN THAT
~ under and by virtue of an assign
ment duly made under and by virtue OF
m Act of the Legislature of the State of
Oregon, approved Oct. Is, ISIS, entitled
"An Act 10 secure creditors a Just division
of the estates of debtors who convey 10
asSignees for the benefit of creditors" and
entered of record In tho Circuit Couit OF
the State of Oregon for Linn Co. on the lgth
day Of, 1873, by Asa IL. Peterson, lit
solvent, tho undersigned, J. X. Weather
ford, Assignee OF the estate OF Asa ii, Pee
tOrson, insolvent, will sell at pnblic auc.
ton, 10 tho highest bidder, OF
Saturday, The oh day Of October, 1850,
at the Court House daor in the City OF Al
bany, Linn County, Oregon, between tho
hours of enc o'clock and five o'clocl. PM.
of said day, to-wit: nj tho hour Of one
o'clock l.. NJ. OF said day, In separate lots,
the following described real estate:
l. one acre being stripe lHud twenty
two (22l feet wide across the est end OF
the land claim described aa follows: Com
mencing at tile y. W. corner of Ciaim No.
o., in Up. IL :. X. . W, thence East 53.21
chains, thence South 2t.St chains, thence
West 1871 chains, thence North 2I.si
chains To tho place Of beginning, in Linn
county, oregon.
2. beginning at the $. Z. corner Of the
Donation Land Claim of John NJ. Burge
and Julia a. Burgc, being Claim No. 81,
thence North 1896 chains, thence West
1915 chains, thence South 10 s6 chains,
thence East 57.75 chains TO tho place of bo-
ginning, containing = acres, lying and bc
ing in Linn county, Oregon.
3, All OF the South half of the Donation
Land Claim of \. ~. Peterson and Susan
nah Peterson, being Notification No. 232g,
and Claim G6, being parts OF Sections 10,
L.. 20 and q, in Up. i =. u West Of the
| Willamette Meridian, lam c1u.tY. ore.
Eon, excepting therefrCm that part beTcto-
fore sold and conveyed iiy two deeds Of
conveyance, uno oi which Is to Melissa J.
kium and the other 10 David n. Peterson,
the amount remaining heing aUO acres,
more or less, lying and being in Linn
county, Oregon.
4. beginning at point scTp,la East from
the \. ". corner 81 s'cliou ~. running
thence South 20 reds, thcl.ce last 80 rods,
thence North ~ rods, thence West 20 rods
Ia place Of beginning, cnuttfniue 10 acres,
Ia Ip. l. :. X. ", ia Linn county, Orc
gou.
Lots two and , OF said land tr.athor l.
subject To "A mortgage of about {is0)
Terms Of sale-onc. half cash. old coin,
10 be paid on day OF sale, and tho remain
ing one-hair To 10 paid in three months,
secured hy mortgage on tho premises.
Dated this ist day 0i September. 1850.
J. X. WEAT1ERFORD,
5wl Assignee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-10-01
Summons.

In tie Jasttce's Court .l5r lie Pr,cis-t Of
Hatsey, Linn County. Oregon
T. J. Black, Joseph Pearl and 7. l.. Por-
Der, partners under the firm nano Of
Black, Pearl * Co, plaintiffs,
vs..
NJ. L. HasbrucI, Defendant.
Civil action TO recover money.
To the above named Defendant. NJ. l..
Hasbruck:
IN THE NAME-OF THE STATE OF
III OREGON, you are hereby required to
appear before the undersigned, a Justice
OF the Peace for the Precinct aforesaid, on
the 10th day OF October, 1880, Mt 10 o'clock
IN the forenoon of said day, at tho Office OF
said Justice, in said Precinct, TO answer
the above named Plaintiffs In civil action
The Defendant will take notice that II he
fail 10 answer the complaint herein the
Plaintiffs will take Judgment against him
for eighty-three and SG-l00 dollars (Ss3 ST.
1907 and interest from the lst day Of jan
uary, 1880, nj the rate OF one per cent, per
month, and ten per cent. additional az Mt
torney's feea, together with costs and ex-
penses Of this action.
Given under NY hand and official sigma.
ture this 23d day Of Juue.
VIM. J. STEWART,
5wG Justiceof tho Peace.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-10-01
church DIRECTORY.


Y. p. c. A.-Afeets AZ their rooms in Eos.
ters brick building on "Wednesday evenings
at so o'clock, and on Sabbath afternoons at
4 business meetings are held on the even
ing Of the second Monday in each month.
Everybody invited 70 attend
U. T. CHuRcu.A u.Apreaohiugcvery sabbath,
az II A. A., and y Al By Rev, s. y. lr-
vine, d. D.. Sabbath School at 2:3O p. NJ
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening.
EVANGELICAL CuuRcH, Preaching on Sab
bath at Il A. a., aud a 7. NJ Sabbath
School i2:ls. Prayer meeting every Fhafs-
day evening, ". c. kantuer, pastor.
CHuRcu. u.--Sorvicesevery
Sabbath at / a. n. and S =. NJ. sabbath
School at o.SO Prayer mceting On
Thursday evening Of each week. ]. w,
Harris. pastor.
NJ T. Crunch, SourIl. Services every
Sabbath at ST raufs Nj. l.. Church, Senth,
at II a. At. and IS 7. ~. Sabbath school
at l25 7. NJ. Prayer meeting every Thurs.
day evening. Nj. {, Miller, pastor.
NJ. L. CHuRcH.-Pr Preaching every sabbath
at IL A. II. and : T. NJ. Song service IN
the evening before sermon. sabbath School
1t 80 p n. Prayer meeting every Thurs
lay evening. !. Dillon, pastor,
BAPTIST CuURclL-Serviees every Sal'hath
at II A. Al. and : 2. NJ, Sabbath School ut
l.. Prayer meeting every Thursday eyen-
ing. W. ]. Crawford, PASTOR
PRESBYTERIAN CHuecij. Service every
Sabbath morning and evening in College
Chapel. Sunday Sehoolnmmediately rfterth
morning service. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening. Rev. Elbert \. Condit.
pastpr
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-10-01
Lre,sLsr.YE STANDING coia'rrars,

~ THE sENATR.
Public Buildings Grim, Cotyig nnd Dill
ON Engrossmcnt-Si -Siarl;weather, wa'do
and Burch.
On Enrollment-n Humphrey, ,Naters and
Smith.
ON Railroads simon. tyson and Wright
ON Roads and iiighways-Lee, Grim
and Burch.
ON Commerce Matters, Fditon and
On Public Lands-w waldo, Ross and
Gates.
on Educa,ion-N Mcconnell. Woodward
and Hendricks.
on Federal Reialions - Starkwealh6r,
Grim and Siglin.
ON Mining Woodward, S'earns and 81.
fers.
ON Judiciary Knight, Fulton, Simon,
BilYeu and Haines.
Ways and cans--Apperson, Colyig,
Mcconnell, Smith aud Cochran.
On Elections Colvig, Humphrey and
Siglin.
on claims-s;eEnS, Appeaon and pa
wilson.
on Corporations Tyson, knight and
ON Counties-Fultou. Lee and Pennlng,
ton.
on Mnuary-Humphrey, Waters and
Ross.
Special Committee on Assessmenss-Si
mon, Knight aud Pennington.
Committee to investigate the Insane
Asylunl-Bilyeu and Sgearns.
Select Committee ON the Governor
Nessage-Smith, Waters and Grim.
Committee 10 investigate the Locks Com
missioner Colvig and Pennington.
Joint Committee on part OF the Senate to
investigate the books OF the State Treas.
1 A 4 .aFtfs Ttnfsrser Egstffh
Joint Committee 10 investigate the books
and accounts of the Superintendent OF 1; {
| Penitentiary-F Fulton, Starkweather aud
Gates.
| Joint Committee To investigate tIe books
and accounts OF the Secretary OF Stale and
Iand Comm iSslouers--SimUn and Cow
IN THE HOUSE.
ON Elections Paul. Barrett. Smith o
! Marion, Lawrence ard Caldwell.
On Ways and Means -Riles, Wnrcessci
and Schooling.
on Educaiion Ivadsworti,. Zumwai
and TuGtle.
|. On CiainIs-wiIl. Collard and wallacc
Judiciary ior, l@ord, Beeiit, Thonp
son and Bid.
ON Military Affairs BrOcls way, ,iInTpois
aud Sheltsn.
| On Roads and Highways-W iibur, Mont.
gomery and Stanley.
ON Engrossed Biils-Snith, Siearns and
/ Thompson.
ON Enrolled BilIs-Ford, Payne and
Rhinehart-
on Printing Craig, Durham and Kew.
man.
ON Indian Aflairs-Wasg3nor. Savage
and Kelly Of Umatilla.
On Commerce Yates, Taylor, Morris
| Parker and Hodgkins.
on CoFporztions--Worces lily ot
Multnomah. end Galloway.
| On Federal Refaffaus - Pate al
| Polk, Palmer and Chamberlain.
On Counties = Patterson OF Washington
Geer and Barnard.
On Public Lands-IAughlin, Meyer
and Smith OF Jackson.
On Mining-Scott, Spencer and Law
renee.
on Internal Improvements Dawson
Prosser and Blevins.
on Public Buildings-Wilson, Mimic
and Pipes.
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-10-01
TO HANCOCK CLUBs.

OREGON CIrY, Sept. 6, 1880.
To The Hancock aad Englisl Clubs Of
Oregon, greeting,
GratiGed at the interest and zeal
manifested for Democratic principles
and the success of the Democratic party
in the ensuing Presidential election, by
the spontaneous organization of the va
rious clubs, as auxiliaries of the party,
I respectfully request all and each of
them to report their names, date of or
ganization, names of officers and num-
ber of members to J. r. Wiley, of
Portland, who has charge of Democrat
ic Headquarters at that place.
CT. BEATIE,
Chairman of State Central Com.
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