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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-31
wassrmsIsa Hem.

On last Sabbath cyening when the
shades OF darkness were settling like a
pail over all tile earth, and all was -.
rene, and holy quiet reigned through.
out all tho borders OF our lovely city,
when every person felt happy security
Of life, liberty and property, when the
last stroke Of the church bell was slowly
dying In the distance. then IL was that
some hoodlum boys. not hayIng the
fear Of law, human or divine. before
their eyes. stealthIly wended their
way into the watermelon patch OF II.
Custar. living In the subsFbs Of the
city. These candidates for the peni-
tentlary had Just arrived at the "pasch"
and were beholdIng with pleasurabIe
anticipation the luscious melons lylnR
before them when bang - "whang y
went Custar's old shot gun. aud the
boys beat q preclpltate retreat without
getting single watermelon. Mr. Cus-
tar says he does not know whether the
shot hit any OF them or not He saw
some sigun but it was ne: blood. He
kHows the party, and out az regard TO
the parents who are respectable citis
Eens, he wIthholds their names. But
ifthIs oHense Il repeated he proposes
to give their names 10 the public and
prosecute them a. well.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-31

The burning Of the bridge just east OF
this city on the oath or June Il fresh Ia the
minds Of our citIzens. ~ we'll ~ the splsn-
aid work done by Linn Engine 90. No. 2,
assisted by tho other companies. The
companies at the time did not look for any
great reward, being satisfied in having
done their duty, but now II seems that
They are 70 be rewarded ia niannor not
evon dreamed Of. The o q q RR Go. or
dered Of Honrichs6n a Greenborg, OF Port.
land, two solid silver trutnpots at q cost OF
500. They havo been on exhibition IN
Portland, and will be presented TO tho
Fir0 Companies In q few days. The re-
colving oftbese trumpots will bean honor
not often conferred on fire department.
and is one which Il deeply felt by fire.
men and citizens alike. Following IL q
description OF the trutnpets "They aro
beautifully ombossed and ornamentod
with solid geld trimmings. At the mouth
OF each lsa representation of burning
bridge, Approaching IL In one direction
In seen train Of cars, whllo in the oppo-
alto direction thero Is seen coming steam
fire engine and q hose cart, On the re-
verse side Of one trumpet there 10 inscrib-
cd "Presented by the Oregon aud Cali
fcrnia railroad TO Linn Engine Company,
No. =, Of Albany, for valuable services
rendered In saving property Of tho COM
pany &C the burning of bridge No. 22o, on
Sunday, June a, 1891 On the other
there II the same inscription, except that
"Alhany Gro department" takes the place
OF the engine company. The trumpsts
arc unquestIonabiy the bandsomest and
most tasteful ever seen hero. and 70.
feet much credit on the 1rm who produc.
ed them"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-31

MrJ II Rainey, OF Aliller,s obtained
4e64 bushels Of wheat from his threshing.
His highest ektim ate before cutting had
been 400 bushels, 50 that he Is nearly =
thousand bushels Of wheat better OFF than
he had any idea Of being. From So acres
he raised I7e6 bushels, an average OF over
20 bushels, and from IL acrss he obtained
4sl bushels. This wheat was the Chill
elubsnd goidsn chaff. Mr R2iEey brought
rs q small shezf in which there was one
bunch Of 70 stalks lrpm one seed, and AL
ranged from about 20 up. His May SOW
ing, which was supposed to be drowned
oa. averaged about 25 bushels 70 the acre.
Mr. Wm Yantis' wheat averaged 10 bush.
els tothe acre, taking the whole yield.
Nr Wills whsa. averaged 10 bushels,
and his oats IS bushels to tho acre.
Some time ago when farmers feared
there would be , failure Of the crops Ml
S & ClaypooI, one Of our efficient county
commissioners offered 70 take 600 bushe' s
OF wheat for given number Of acres, of
wheat, but no ons was found to take It.
he harvested this wheat crop few days
since and threshed 1900 bushels from It.
Another illustration OF the good crops
which eur farmers are earning.
4. Brznden Of Center Precinct had II
acres Of wheat which averaged 10 bushels
per AGRA.
Or Crawford threshed IS acres which
made 25 bushels to the acre.
y Days threshed IS acres OF wheat
that averaged 30 bushels per acre.
George Luper's wheat we are told aver
aged 20 bushels to the acre.
Mr WItzeI living near Tangent had IOC
acres Of wheat that averaged 47 bushels pei
acre.
Geo Cochran near Tangent had IS acres ol
wheat that averaged 80 bushels per acre.
Henry Settlemier threshed 30 acres that
averaged IS bushels per acre.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-31
a Yiylns Leap.

l.ast Saturday night John Galloway, .
bard working young man, who bad been
Iaboring for = a Irvine, at Iryinssville.
went t. Lebanon, and Monday morning took
the early express back. He asked 10 be
let of at that place. so the cars stopped. and
he got of, but the place not looking familiar
he thought mistake had been made 50 be
jumped back on, but when il passed Mr
Irvne's house he saw where he was, and
rushed to the platform and jumped OF In no
scientific manner, Though the train was
going nearly twenty miles an hour. The
ground and some rocks run severely against
his head and body, and the conductor think.
ing he had been badly injured stopped the
train and backed mp, but before il arrived
where he was lying, he raised himself to his
feet, and il said 70 have run across the lots
At terrific rate Of speed, not stopping until
he reached Mr. Irvines house. He wa
very reticent about explaining the presence
OF the bumps aud blood on his head, but Al
the affair had been witnessed il was moi
necessary. To say tho least il was : clos,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-31
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II the blacl<smiti would weld together
two pieces Of Iron he must strike II city
would ever become prosperous place II
must strike. The blacksmith might tho
orize for lifo time about how two pieces
ofiron could be fastened together, but IL ia
the striking that accoinpIishes Il. The
citizens Of . town may tell what Is neces-
safy 70 make it thrive, but Il IS action that
does II; not until some solid blows are
struck will there be anything accompI /.
ed. II takes five dollars TO buy a siedge
hammer, aud ont Of ten persons fve can
only aggregate dollar, and the other i've,
say hundred, but are 50 tight and COW.
ardiy and mlserIy that they beg mopey 10
buy their tobacco and live on frIzzled
moss and cord wood, then the hammer
will never DO bought end the striking viii
be looked for ia vain. n we were to settle
yourselves down aud do some solid think.
Fidg we could not bring TO mind words sd-
equste 10 give vent TO our opisIon Of The
man, who, having the means, IL yet so
pusillanimous that be opposes al progress
II Il costs him cont from his ill-goaen
psIf.
Albany, with water-power not sur
passed, II fequalIed. In the northwest, sur.
rounded by magnificent farming coun-
try, rich IN having generous hearted
laboring people In It's midst, and first
class society, Is at = standstill, because .
few men in 10 who have the most money,
though In no business. lazy from non.
action, will not risk cent Of their wealth
In anything that will build up The com.
mupity. Tliis Is plain talk, bnt IL Is .
fact, and some day we are going TO publish
q black list Of them 70 SEQ how their
names look In print, inasmuch as they
never do any thing else 70 bring their
names before the public.
AZ II Is now evident that no dependence
ct al can be placed on this class OF men,
II behooves the younger class TO step up,
and unite with few Of the older reliable
ones and instead Of threatening to pull up
their stakes. strike q few blows tor pro-
gross.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-31

IN he Circuit Court Of tie State Of Orsyo4
for Linn CouEfy
y F Wagner, Plaintiff,
r. s Withers and Mzlinda
Withers, Defendants.
7oE s Hi1ers aAd MaEiada Witkers, he
abore Eensd D.fsiidaats.
WNTHE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Oregon, yon and each OF you nre here
by required 70 be and appear in the above
entitled suit In the above named Court
aud anSver the complaint filed against yeE
Monday the 12nd daY OF Cctober, 1888.
that being the frst day nf the next teF.n
Of said Court, following the expiration O.
six weeks publication thereof and ven
are notified that II you fail 10 spsesr and
ans eer - abcTe required for want there
OF, the PLAINTIFF will apply TO the Court for
the relief prayed Ter in the complaint now
on file In the Clerk Office Of Linn county,
Oregon, to-wit Judgment for $1,000 with
| interest thereon NJ the rate Of ten per cent
per anaum from the Goth day Of Septsm-
| Ter, A. ID. 1882 aud for the further sum Of
Sf00, - Attorneys fees and all costs and
disbursements Of this suit and decree
for the foreclosure OF the mortgage upoa
the Following described premises and the
sale thereof, to-wit: Homestead entry No.
1856, for w = OF N w =, NV Z OF 5 l.
y and y = OFFS w = or sec. :, T 10. ) K
2, Z. w AZ, Linn county, Oregon, contain
/ ing (l66.03) acres.
And you are further notified that this
summons is served upon you and each of
you by publication by or6er Of the Hon Z
+ Boise, Judge of the third Judicial district
OF the State OF Oregon. Said order made
In Chambers at Salem. Oregon. on the
9th day OF August, 1885, directing tha;
said summons be published for six consee-
utivs weeks in The STATE RIGHTs BEMo-
Graf, q newspaper published weekly in
albany. Linn county, Oregon
T. ]. DAwxE.
Attorney for Plaintiff
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-31

The following are some OF the ap.
pointments made by the Conference
which met az Vancouver last week
Albany-M Judy.
Brownsville and Lebanon-c Alder
son.
CorvailIs-w ID Nichols.
Dallas-w Hurlhnrt
Drain and wilbur w Miller.
Eugene City-W G Simpson.
Jacksonville and Ashlnnd-B J Sharp.
Jefferson T vanScoy.
Roseburg-H p Webb.
Salem circuit-Supplied by L F Bel.
KNAPP.
Ecio-J N Sweeney.
shedd-JT T Wolfe.
Springfield II Wood.
Seattie--J n Denison,
North Seattle--Issac Dillon.
New Tacoma + Deyore.
Saiem-w s Harrington.
PortIand--Taylor street. g w Izer
Hall street. 4 l. Sails Scandinavian
mission, @ L Larson.
East Portland-9 P Wilson.
East Portland circuit--Ladru Royal
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-31
W. G. +. U. open Meeting.

The open meeting of the w. c. T. u.
held Tuesday evening was we'll attend
ed. The address by Miss Alice Claw.
son, Of Portland, was very good. and
seemed to be favorably commented on
The other exercises did not go off as
well as they might The piece entitled
IAN appeal from Fruits and Grains, "
bringing In the good and bad uses OF
apples, hops. grapes and wheat, was
very prettily designed, but on account
ofanother piece being given up, the
children had not begun to learn their
parts till Tuesday afternoon, so thai
some of them did not have their parts
very well committed. which could moi
be expected.
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Re.lls-abIe.

Some OF our young men are talking ol
putting up an opera house. This Is TO be
very much regretted anythlag that indi-
Gates life should be annihllated at once.
Some means should be taken 70 prevent
the farmers from bringing their wheat
here, as their horses make fearful racket
on the streets, and it furnishes fuel for the
mills during the year, as well a. employ.
ment for thirty or forty men grinding L,
and sending the -four away.
Poor drainage makes city healthy.
II might be hoped that the arrange
ments for fixing up sthe Baptist church
would fAij through As is has been an orna-
nent 10 the city with all the glass in IL
windows ont.
Run down the place you live in. II
shows good sense.
The man is most appreciated who has
money in abundance and keeps IL in the
ground for fear OF losing it, living on
charity In the meanwhile.
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In,portant rs Farmers.

Mr. $ r Copeland has rented the SImp.
son warehouse, aud las put the same In
good running order, 50 that Il Is not only
safe but an excellent place TO store wheat.
iie Is prepared to store and buy 100000
bushels Of GTain,an will pay them highest
cash price, or as much as any warehouse
or mill, including premium. He viii
also furnish sacks to farmers bringing
wheat and oats to the warehouse as the
lowest cash price, and IL farmers have
sacks viii buy both grain and sacks, al
lowing them the highest cash price for
both. I'll farmers should make it poIn
to SEQ Mr Copeland before making ar
rangements elsewhere.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-31

ST. John's Lodge, No. C., in Foster
Block, 2n1 Saturday of each month.
Corinthian Lodge. No IL, same place.
ist aud Srd Saturdays OF each month,
Bayley Chapter. No. s. 9Th Saturdays at
same place.
Albany Lodge. I. o. o. +, Wednesday
evenings at Odd Fellows Hall.
orgeanA Encamrment meets every End
and 4eh Friday OF each month.
Willamette. Ne S. A. o. L. W., Monday
evenings at o. +. Hall.
Safety Lodge. A o. U. W.. Tuesday
evenings, IN Pesersons Hall.
Knights of Pythlas, Thursday evenings
at o. f. Hall.
Chosen Friends. at o. +. Hall, Ist and
Srd Fridays OF each month.
Ancient order of United Templars, ut o.
+. Hall, Isl and srd Tuesdays of each
month.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-31

The agents "Heraldm published et Phil
adelphia, PENN, is an excellent Journal in
many respects. It's object seems 10 be 10
expose frauds generally, of all kinds. II
gives lIst Of dead beat advertisers among
other features, and as many of them are
advertising with our unwary nelghbors
ovsr the state wo will republish part oi
them Hsylock & Janney, N. "; ewo.
mans Medical Institute" sent out by os-
Roodsby 4 Co., Buffalo; Washburne 4
Co.'S. with SalIcyiica Ash & Robbins ID
NJ Z Bell,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-31

New goods just received at Alien ( Mar
tins, Albany. Or. Their store IS jammed full
Of nav goods Of all descriptions, also jammed
full Of new customers. There is no use Of
talking good goods and low prices win win.
You have got to give the people credit for
having good common sense. They viii buy
goods where they can buy the best goods fOI
the least money, that is the reason Alien 4
Martins trade Is increasing so fast. Allen a
Martin pay the highest price for produce o
all kinds.
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AIsany College.

The Albany College will open in this
city o. Toe day, September II. under
the most favorable circumstances, and
Il is u matter of local pride to be able
TO state that there is every prospect OF
its being paced on 3 permanent foun-
dation financially and otherwise Tie
faculty will be the best to be obtained
and the course Of study will be made
thorough in every respect. so that
when one graduates from this college
he win be fitted for all the duties Of
life, professionally or otherwise. The
success of a place depends much upon
the success of its schools, s. that too
much cannot be done towards promot-
ing our educational institutions. II.
only the College but the public schools
should be encouraged. The latter
should be a astepping stone 10 the form
er, The young man or woman who has
an ambition to I'LL well his place in life
should obtain the best education to be
secured, at least in Oregon. We would
ike to impress upon the mind Of stu.
dents the power of regularity and
application 1t is poor policy for Q
young person to come here and hal
attend to his duties. And Furthermore
parents should If pos sibIe send theil
children continually. summer and win
ter. even il they have to hire some one
TO take their place, If they can by ans
hooxo crook afford It. r:iis Is what
makes Advancement rapid A good
edncation Is . fortune to any person
and i the people OF the state will only
lock ati as saeh they viii! see more
than ever the necessity Of sending theil
children to school until they have
learned al that is taught Ia on
schools
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OmeIsl Blreetsry.
STATS.

STATS.
Z Senators-Hon IT Slater, Hon ]
n Dolph.
Congrcssman-3 George.
Supreme Court Judges II b Waldo, W
p Lord, Z B Watson.
Governor-Z + Moody.
Secretary of fStale-R + Eal hart.
State Treasurer-Ed Hirsch.
Supt OF Public Instrnction-E B Ne.
Eiroy.
Circuit Judge tsrd distl-R P Bcise.
Dist Attorney l3rd distl-V II Holmes.
COUNTY.
County Judgs-L Finn,
County Comrs. Isoin, 5 r Clay
pool.
Clerk-C II Stewart.
Sherin-George Humphrey.
Treasurer-J II Peery.
School Supt-P a Moses.
Surveyor-D VS. Reid.
Coronet-Dr ] 4 Davis.
Assessor-N G DozieF.
CITY.
M8yor-w Il Eetchunl.
r scorder-N J Heuton.
M1Fshai-G " Burkhart.
TreasureE-Fred Muller.
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The party who by their foolish and
careless conduc. caused tho death of q
sucking colt on Oak Creek belonging to
tho undersigned, on or about the first OF
August, will do we'll to call and pay for
the same or suffer prosecution before the
grand jury. The party IS known.
J. d. BuRKHARr.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-31

We take pleasure in informing our many
patrons and the public generally that we
have received q mammouth stock Of general
merchandise purchased for cash in the East
and San Francisco, embracing an elegant
selection Of ladies dress goods in all the
latest designs and colors. Also silks, satins
and pushes together with the latest nov.
eltieS in fancy goods in an endless variety
Our stock of clothing, furnishing goods,
boots and shoes, have never been more com
plete, TO see is too appreciate, so give US !
call.
MosTEITH SErTENpAcH.
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DANIEL. ,IusIe st.re.

NJ IA Daniel this week moved his
pianos Eni organs into the store opposite
LAngdou's, where he continues TO keep
the Mathushek piano, no doubt the best
CONSTRUCTED in the market, also the Shon.
niger cymbella organ. These instru>
ments are becoming very popular in this
county. Those desiring splendid In
strument sheuld call on Mr. Daniel fhIs
new anartars.
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larity Of The tlss, and Aays that IN some
placas he had 70 stretch his legs three and .
half feet. aud the next stsp would be bat
twelve inches. This kind Of irregular step.
ping made him 80 stiff and sore that 20 get
limbered ap chad 10 boil himself In doshsh
oil Ia aheep dipping vat below town. Mr.
Hungry says that the Northern Pacific Com.
paDy win have 10 relay their ties. or else
the tramps willieavo that route aud take to
the county roads along tho line.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-31

The hes. saive In the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblalns,
corns and ell kinds of skin erurtions.
This salye Il guaranteed TO give perfect
satisfaction In every case or moNey re-
funded. Price 35c per box.
For sale by Foshay q Mason.
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a vsxesl Clergyman

Even the patience Of Job would become
exhausted were he preacher and en-
deavoEing 70 interest his audience while
they were keeping up an incessant cough
Ing, making Il impossible for him t0 be
heard. Yet, how very easy can all this
be avoided by slmply using DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Celds. Trial bottles given away at
Foshay q Mason's Drug Store.
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SheriR's Sale.

Ia tie csrcmis CoArs Of TIE State ef 0regoa
for The COssty Of Liam
] NJ Meyer. Plaintiff.
vs..
David " Shaver and
Marinda Shaver, Defendants
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
by virtue of Q writ Of execution is
sued out OF the above named Court Ia the
above entitled action to nae directed and
delivered for the SUM OF Si26,z6 ana inter-
est at the rate of one per cent per month
from the 10th day of Octoher, 1Ss0 and the
farther sum of los, fbeing unable % ind
any personal property whereon to ievyl1
have levied upon the following described
real property, to-wit The y w - OF the
Mex Of Sec. u in TIP. l3, South Range
4 west In Linn county, Oregon. taken IS
the real property gd the said defendant
Marinda Shaver and on
Saturday the ssth day or sept
1883, at the Court House door in the city
eg Albany. linn county, Oregon at the
hour OF one o'clock p. IA, ! will sell said
real property at public auction for cash
| 10 hand to the highest bidder to satisfy
said writ with accruing costs.
Dated this Slst day Of August, 1858.
GEO. duMPHREY,
Sheriff Of Linn county, Or.
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IAdministrator's Notice.

Netice Il hereby given that by an order
of the County Court, Of Linn county, Ore
CON made July 3ist, 1888, the undersigned
was duly appointed Administrator OF the
estate of Mrs NJ = + Gross, deceased Ali
persons having claims against the estate
ef said deceased are hereby required 70
rresent them to the undersigned at Al
fany in said county, with proper vouchers
within six months from this date.
T.J. CLINEs
Administrator.
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Dery Competition.

Our stock Of ladies do.mans, ulsters, cir,
culars and walking sacquos were Bought il
Boston aud New York for cash and win b
sold At prices that defy competition.
MoNrETrH & SErrRSnAcrf.
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Public Sale.

On the 18th day OF September at the
residence OF A. Wolverton, two miles
southwest OF Albany, q public anction
will be held at which fine blooded
horses, cattle and hogs will be sold,
also variety offarming implements.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-31

II suffered with dyspepsia for thirteen
years. writes John Albright, Esq, Of
Columbus, Ohio Samaritan Nervine
cured me.n As It always cures such dis
orders. Atdruggists.
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elothins.

New fall goods in mems and Toys cloth
ing at Allen & Martins. Their stock is
very complete and they make every man
happy where price and quality il concerned.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-31

wsinser. At reduced rates. both the Nov
city aud Eureka. the best made. at Peters
4 Rlain,a.
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COW for sale.

A splendid COW six or seven years old
large, handsome and gives a.large quaint
ty Of milk. Call at the Court House, on
g. III. STEWART.
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Allen q Martin have just received from
New York large stock Of Iaces. Call and
pee them and onqniro prices
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ssRouah On Rats. :

Clears out rats, mice. reaches, fiieas ants
bed-bugs, skunks. ehipmunka, eophers lse
Druggists
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For sale.

Oae Durham hull one year old past. In.
qnire Of Geo Cochran near Tangent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-31

For cough or cold there is no remedy
equal to Ammen's Cough Syrup.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-31

MARRIED.

PAYNE. On Tuesday, Aug. 2Sth, 1888, tc
the wife of Mr. Mart Payne girl
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elR AGENTS.
WHEY rnrY MEEr.

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