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NJ already ropontCd little OF what he had
said. for. after all. what was tho use3 And he
hoped tho others wouldn't observe that he had
been making love.
Gracious. Psrcival! Do you see who she
looks like 2" Mrs. Theory said to her husband
She looks life the wife OF a man who has
tome down handsomely" this gentleman an
swared.
She looks like my sister in-law: the eyes,
the mouth. the way the hairs .done-ths whole
thing"
Which do you mean? You have got about
adozen."
Why. Georeins. Of course-Georgina Roy.
She's swfnlly like"
DO you call her your sistsr-in.law ?" Per-
sival Theory asked. You must want very
much to claim her"
Well. she's handsome enough. You have
got to invent some new name then. CAPT.
Benyon. what do you call your brother In laws
second wife ?" Mrs. Percival continued. turning
to her neighbor who still stood staring at the
portrait. At flrst he had looked without see-
ing then sight. and hearing AZ well. became
quick. They were suddenly peOpled with
thrilling recognitions. The Bourbon princess
the eyes. the mouth. the way the hair was
done; these things took on an identity, and
tho gaze OF the painted face seemed to fasten
itself to his own. But who In the world was
Georgina Roy. and what was this talk about
sisters in-law? He turned to the little lady at
his side countenunce unexpectedly puzzled
BY the problem she had lightly presented to
him.
Your brother in-law's second wifs2 That's
rather complicated"
"Woll. Of course. he needn't hnve married
again" said Mrs. Psrcival. with u small sigh.
Whom did he marry ?" asked Bsnyon. star
Ing. Perclval Theory had turned away. oh.
II you are going into her relationshipsw he
murmured. and Joined his sister at tho bril-
liant window. through which, from tho dis
tance. the many-volcsd uproar Of Naples came
In.
He married first my sister Dora. and she
died five years ago Then he married her."
and Mrs. Porcival nodded at the princess.
Benyons eyes went back TO tho portrait; no
sould see what she meant-it stared out at him.
Herr GeorginaP"
"Georgina Gressie. Gracious. do you know
her?''
1t was worry distinct-that answer Of Mrs.
poroivaPs. and the question that followed II as
well. But he had the resource OF the picture
he could look ct 1t. seem to take II very serious
ly. though II danced up and down before him.
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How DO vow know how much afraid am !
n sSye thought Of every accident in dreadful
what It has been all these miserable years p
You look wasted and worn. certainly"
claimed a0h S.S nssos t %s
not been through all this-I believe should
have i O., been ss; hsndspme When did you hear q
At Esplss moro than SIX months ago. By
Ps 5 bst i shSSa have sss
mind what they do over there"
hHys NO to give you
~. A. but i doss from the moment refuse to
~ YOU rssass'" Benyon said softly
.sS 1fsS 70 ana
th,I, . s. s p1SOtsd one S,, Ct
:rssay been s1tisordnsr flIA1 rspid h
but he took UP bic hfi and sddsd: Think
s%s sats w sfss to
1.-The temper she stared. Pray. what
to dc Xh EN- ss, Ard 2: ~ %
YOU Ssd GOOD IisSt. doa's dsny ~ and SH YOU
to lake i isli in the .cs. But thas al over owe!
@' y Sss: S sSSsd S ssd
s. World az s.'. doh: ss:'' s
With hs Soy s,e s 0seSss the soe%
sSee. :.s i've s sRis x Az
n ssvs % soSss q: :a1 e. x, SSs
to take the risk. you may BE- II am willing
Dtlny sseh an FL, ipfs for, t.ss upon condns
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should the weather be cold or wet In tents
placed on decks OF hulks. Directly after the
the ship and the destruction Of ali injected ar.
Tss assa Ei'i s Ssrnsa q. soon a. pesse.
river. either the dead body will be- taken out 70
buried on shore. Any person on board . vessel
ssHYspected By the doctor to be suffering from an
T BIC may Js t be w BE-
except OF courss tho illness turns out TO
DO eh2lera AZ to all persons who shall not b
cholera, or from any Illness which can prove 10
gyl1E their name: and the paSe Of hs. dee
case Of an epidemic. to help to trace Injection.
There y therefore. not tho fatntest Intention
there is no question OF submitting visitors "a
only disinfoctlon which win be used as regards
You cum say" DR.. Collngridss told me. that
hs sh9srS II LONDON are
tSSous not as n Ts hS Uesn con-
TOLD him that his system OF OBTAINING sus.
peSted patients for only two days might On.
assistants. His answer was that In case or an
saitHSs offers Of service from medical men,
REQUIRE. His small stan and himself are al
ready very busy. a. they have TO look not only
6 Slsw s ns9 ths ood IN.
ported by the river, and other articles OF trade
coming up from infected ports. When Joined
ssst q him IN the si,srne s%a S S1s Va:
dangerous article also from France. The doc.
II. Hsrs, tS.! !. asss..srs iof .Sfs
70 the city, told him that II l were In Iii
stead would have them burnt right Oh
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-12-19
vARlCOCELE rv.s Agency 'ns fs5f nG s rs


STATE ~ VERMONT, 10 All persons
uI~rH'I 49, 'noraNDEN,N concerned IN the
c.tut" OF Aiirr, T.. '4tin, lat" OF iNirhngtun.
III ,Ili district deceased. GRLGTiNG:
within ana fer the District of jhttcudcn. on
the iGth uaN OF Ii"""lnocr, iN-i, an instrument
purpOrtlnE To- lC tHr ia>t viii and testament
OF Albert l.. tutIn, !;!tr ut burlington, in said
district. deceased, was presented 10 the court
aforesaid. for probate" And it j. ordered by
sad court that the iOlh u@y Of january. lS.6,
ut TN" Probate Court :OuuI> in said burlington.
be assigned Tor proving said inst rlimcUt; and
that notice thereof bp civ en- tOHil =, rOftS COM
Ccrncd 10y Publishing this order three weeks
successfully in the burlington Free Press, 4
newspaper printed at said Burlington. urcvi-
Gus to the tim" appointed.
Therefore, you AZ" hereby notified 10 appear
before SAID court. al the tincund place aiOre-
sand and contest tie probate at said Will, if
You have cause.
Given Under my hand NJ Burlington. in said
district, this 18th day of December l'Si.
2jT3t GEO. w. WA Les. Register.
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CHAPTER /.
4 PRAYER AND A VOW.
MDutiuuCl from last week.

TIE next day called upon Phlippa. She
would mt least tell mo If tho name I'm ley
which tn man married h'r wos t,Ia true o."
the false Juo. Alas found that she had
EFT her home th' Gay uc ore 1T 1t t. -
urn no more, The lHnliady hal no i'll Il
whittier she h1d cuo, but hcii,vei i wa,
hor iut,l.,i ." 90 i.uy' England
htur this threw pruie3"N {, thn win Is.
WIN .ou' trouble fo'mi s,ir Mrrvvu Tor
ranU'- town address, Tn next day clilvl
on him. 10 also, wos informed. hal iusi
left England. Ills destination was also ia.
anOVn
l turned away modify All chance q!
DOING cool was at an end. let marriage
be trrc o. mise Philippe hai drpar,c J. &c
rompaui'l 10y tie i"ah wine, -" rinrp,es Of
His own, PASSED under The iain' oi Farmer,
but who was really sly Mervyn ie.?r"j.
went back 20 my home. and anil the
wreck Of my life's hapliH's, mumriel Il
prayer and registered an onth. | prayed
thet honor and Happiness might be tho lot
of her loved ] swore that were >hc wronged
wouid with my o"n haui take vemgear".
on the mon who wroug,d her
For myself j prayed rothing--no' even
forgatlulne,j. loved FhiliplH; / had lost
her forever! The past, the present, the tu-
ure We're all summoned up in th,s, words!
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Dr., CAGES Singular Success.

Last week Nr Cage was again In Nautuc'icr
ann burhhEtNn uni H9til! greater thrCug OF
phl'h,, consulted hhi ihan at any preceding
visit. Ills pructic" il among oar best families
who already realizing the licAny uftnc Doe
tors peculiar herbal treatment. send their
friends to MIN N great numbers. one well
known Montpelier resident who had spnr,d
neither inc nor money and who had travelled
thousands OF miles in quest of health already
reports most remarkable results from Or.
ttapC treatment ana II lady on Church St,
burlington, reports her cure after having been
the rounds Of the local physicians OF that and
other cities. Certainly br. tin..r has ubuudntt
reason to II" proud of his achievements lie
came TO Vermont an entire stranger and by
his candor, honest dealings ANA xii hats built
mp II practice second To none in the state. II
is not strange that rcopc were little slow
~ irsi to ac cpt ais treatment. for The cu,iu-
try has been oN2rl1ln Wi'h unniuripicd char
iAta'l" VINO have imposed upon und diSIi.tcd
TIC conininitI. 1t Si"eks well for the doctor
tntt he has visited the loading cities in New
il.mlshii" every inynth Tor years where hc
publishes hundreds 81 sworn testimonials from
well Known citizens like the foiOwiuI:
IRA =. Appleton, llIishoro bridge s. H..
mehrs oath My vii" was he, plcsS with Spinal
am Other di discusses; weight, 80 pounds Dr.
N,?4c cured her and never saw her weight,
ihl tound..'
6. /" !1ulrum No. MONROE, y. H.. ,otnl Ip.,
OF power in lower CXtrcmit ice also kidney dis
"u.r ctir:'i aud the Doctor did not see hiin
hdmuli brown, kccnc, \. n, child could
net walk; spinal disease and nearly blind with
HcinluIa cured AMI can run and play.
hhcc lituS Winchester, y. H., SriUfulu in
eyes; ~ weeks in Il dark room cur"l.
Oliver Prlrcu, Concord. y. IT,, wife cured of
ovarian dii1cuity and general female weak
nCss.
Mary smith, East Gambia, n. T., dropsy and
ovarian tu;upr large as persons head cured.
Isaac Buttrica. Londonderry. n H. wife
clreh 81 ocr"tHla, and son OF deafness and
a. L.Crllcy, Wr.t Andovcr. y. H., make.
oath My wife had b"cn given up with con-
SUMPTION Or. Gage cured her radically"
ora !,5hop, Post master AT McindoeS, Nt.,
r. -Iy,,.
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CHATTER II.

A yuLAtH's pLOw
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,oIn otlo r,,,. l,,oout ,,t,i,oi,.Ii,.,s All
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hooI o,.a,.. ,.,.,,,I No+ ..,,I, ,.,',t,,,l ~,
,,i,,, a.. ,,,,'l. avistn,,,,, ,',,l '..,',,,,+
chan 70 when. p,iljnna shovel mo fine v.ol.
dir.--ri,, on nor fI,r,r Nh wonder il did
Io7a ,,9, elir,i,ot.t from if IRON, fin.
,ro',sut ,,os q chon.ral man
I,r. yos no LONGER WORT, iiviu,, Tho
,,,,,. r o,,,}it,,,,, ,,.,. l,,,,.I. ,j,, Ii, r,.
FINN. ,.,,.... tI,o i,tnrc.. ,ii.E I had Li.h.
,l. j., ,.,. ,.,,,. i,,, ,.,,,..,gI hII,I'',
s,,,.i,.r .b. .iae,ir..r ,..,p,.I t,,..,. ,,l -,
INV trlur For month; md l.s,,r. a;d
my yo,,.- I'm , n,rfuroio,.g ,,,a... If ,,,,...
mo mo- 81. .i,racti,n tL,t my ,......i.. crow
lar..r worked. Int car., ,..in, ror
my ,-..rl, S;,..c.s ray, ,.,.. ,'s.,,l. A.,
jr,.,..os, 10 tuo ,rnl,,.r Of my. +, ,iaufs wa.
po,iiv,iv urvelc,.na 10 ma So ,,u. ms
inaJ. >, ounv o,o,,rh Z, .u,fl,. nv d,;,v
ocr;.. yaqt did it 1natfor. Gs what ,s.
WE. wealth to ,u.s II cnu.i,,, l,,,,, ,,,., ,i,
or,. t},ju., fo. which crawl Df ,,.J.,t ,,.a
Ii.rt No wonder tl,,t s,,.i ,,i.,J. .s
baI u,re nosscs:nl Ill hut f,r.,ot ,,a Nv
mood +. tha. ,.ue was non, of n. sweetest
wanted NO friends. was alon, in the
Uar.1; should b, a1woy, aiorc.
s.. thing. won't On for NOR, shan veor 7
crc,Y WIZ Instead of bettrr NV Gloom
dee,cnri: NV cvnicisn grow moro can.
frn ii: my iile became moro and more
eimltS.
T!me 0ro not lovers rhansodi.s I y,orid
spare ycu Thorn # could; but it i, necessary
that Won should know th. exact stat, of NV
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Continued in next issueJ
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TERMS Postage Prepaid $500 Per Year.
Vo'. H. r,mm.iccS NprtmL5, :, 1881.


SINGLE Numbers, Five Gents each.
RemittanccS should br made 10y post-onicc
Money Order on Draft, to avoid chance of loss.
NeIGSuduoiiS are rot b. conn this dirCt iSemcHt
,rHhOW tie cypress Oyr'r ~ HARPER BROTH
Kris.
Addres, HARPER Il BROTHERS, Ncv York.
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1880.
Harper's Young People,
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.

the serial and short stories in IIARPFR'S
iOUNG PEOPLE have all the dramatic interest
that juvenile lcttOn can POSSESS, while they
are wholly free from what i, pCrniCiOus or
Vulgarly sensational The humorous stories
and pictures are full of innocent fun, ana the
papers on natural history and science, travel
and the facts of life, are by writers whose
names give the best assurance of accuracy and
value. Illustrated papers ON athletic sports,
games, and paStimes give fun information on
these subjects. There is nothing cheap about
It but its price.
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husband
,'na o'oW 'harP, quick breath. Tho
COLO r"NhH' bHck To her check, tier eyes
giit'er@d strangely Nevertheless She spoke
calmly ava tt, 'ihct'y'
"lin,h'nd ! nave non',' she said
~ re "''''
40 Sill, spoke win surnry sing bitter
ness" no; l 'ould rninsr Sa{ never was
"l,'' i"r re- pa5'', S,' continued
hcrov.S' u'u you "''r mao I,lhi
les, 1 answered "mp"hic1lly and
truly. hat' mnn! IRON tnr momont
saw t"e W''' "a WIN whom Ihiilpa He'd
h'tcd nm H"W mat my worst ~"spicions
"Tr@ iru,' Nhht were my l'e''npHf
,l' ''t . NAY my Ups 'o''ll't.S" 'h'mSelves.
"n'" 'nno ""'h slnhe my voice was az
I'Irn "I,' '',''' h' murphy = ~, down.
SUI INV - ''. a." iV'' me no" yo"
hhe" l WIS "''o-"''''' Sou nave com
''T,,, ,,...,.,. ,......, .,... ...
rev III n"' i'"Fn H'h'e $40 CANE ana
rev sur '"' h"o' ,'''.' "'" ~ 'h'"i' ''e to
i:y n'9 '..''' i WI ',., ',''' %'h''" ~.
me n'" -" '".n',.'','''' worm 'NlN% Tor
"'N' i've" "'' N'''i' '""ht'' sa''
niPP"
,,1 5l''e' In 'l'S n .,lo"r"'''i
NV , SCI F'I '''e'"i HhtS'
n! n p,'" Nv HN """n' 'iir'e
i ~ ""ei' 'i' i'"''' !" SHOWING NAV
J." '"'' "a I't' ! "''' va IL h' Il ar M.
pt,'' '''' '''''' ~ "" ON sad
Ho"I T''H
rue Ut III" mere re "ai EHpWn waa'y
oi me- WIS "oout 10 nave a cult. WAS
Ill MS way ,r"""ie 10 ann.
heI storhlu a'ceh' us size spoke vas In
ue'crl ,ao'e'
ipp'! 1nhlpph" lCro1n"t 'hai you
SUM 80 10" as 10 90 MS D'unA-'
"he ia'" nor mana on my arm, More"
sue I"'1' listen! Before we parted he
s'fu'K III, "tHucH-h Tie cursed me
ana S'rncN mo- BASIL uid You eyer hate a
man;
lir'" %n' my arms wy h'"rt was full
u' '''-' una u'''r'''S' ana You becane
'hia nv" HII'r''' FaVh"r 'AAl my wiIe!
SoSpid' Npi'her my love nor h'r sorrow
cou'! S'oP '"'9 one le!Hoa'h from passing
my Ups
H"' SprHhG 10 hrr le2'' - Ga! she eric l.
~, !Un-''l'l" 10 you lmng'n"-- Read!
Nh,Y '!i> :" 'fn nE learned ~
sac '''r'N Il ,",t'r toward &le-'hreW 1t
VIII" Il < "'r "l looIhihT' as one throws q
i'"S'"'9 ''''tlr from ones HahL openet
II nl.c"Hhl'""'.
tS' she SAM, you are right in think
my h'1 i'''h ''N' 10 To-" that went
N"'i' H' ''"'' '' son M ;" low mat ]
Wont "I'' ,"' '''h i"e l!l-tr"',m"n5 Of
hh'i'' d." "i"N. ''''L Nh'. B"'ali''
MN ,'lI b. Fh"i- .' wa wy hu-han =
l'Fai We 49, ''.'' '"' you ever maize y
man
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~, s!ohP E"' '''',''' i''''I'l vAc'te.liht'
ie' ""'''N ."'""' '"r "''o'ne' WIN mead
,p'.7 ''l''".t. 20. ""o Vo"'' "u""tr az
,i,o 'I'. , "i i ""i'''n M'o mao 'ucH /"
"i"'l? ~ "'''''e' "i'' gre" cam beneath
my 6"n'
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i'oi'' 'F''' ""u ran mus:
As ;, Gems 20 ne mat we cant exactly
M 1t on '"se'"ef, mn" the farce mad bet
le' ci"'. ne SiliplesC way 10 make my
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-12-19


of Nnthari'l Parker late Of Burin1tun, in
said district deceased.
GEEErlNG
At II Probate Court, holden Mt burlington,
Within and for the District OF ChttcndoIl, ON
the 18th da. of Dcvcmhcr, lsri, an instrument,
purporiing 10 be the last will and testament
OF Nathaniel Parker, late OF Burlington, i'll
said district deceased, was presented to the
Court aforesaid for probate. And it Is
Ordered 10y said Court that the 10Th day
of January, lasj at the Probate Court
Rooms in said burlington, hr assigned Tor
proving said instrument; and that notice
thereof he given to all persons concerned, 10y
publishing this order three weeks successfully
in the burlington Free Press, Il newspaper
printed at said Burlington, previous to the
time appointed.
Therefore, YOU are hereby notified To appear
before said Court. Ut ia" time and place aiurC-
said, and contest the Trohat" of said will, if
you hay" yUH-r.
Given under my hand ~ BURLINGTON, in said
District. TIKI l"th day of Drrruurr. lNSt.
GEO. ". " ALNS, lt"!.>tcr
25w3w
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80 zee .
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We give you below the medical propertie.
OF he articles used in the mai:utdctu1c of the
CELERY t$MPOUND taken from the United
states DispensatorN, and other STANDARD
Authorities.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-12-19

An cpitomc of everything that is attractive
and desirable in Juvenile literature. Boston
.tOiHi'r.
\ weekly feast of good things TO the boys
and girl in every family which ii visits Bro'i-
tW EniDH,
1t is wonderful in it. wealth Of pictures. in
formation and interest. christian iir'r"tt,
V. y.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-12-19
All these are combined with the Great
Nerve Tonic, Diuretic and Carminative
CELERY SEED,
In tie Celery C0mpoMnd.

From. Col. \. G. Hatch, Postmastcrat Wind
Sor VI. for tWrnty-On" years.
CHICAGO, H., July II, lNs}.
COT. VI. Il. PAINE-DC0r sir For several
years have suffered from dyspepsia and neu-
raigia. especially acute facial neuralgia. ac-
with neuralgia headache. About n
year since | began taking your CELERY
GOMTOCND with a result which am glad to
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helped me greatly, and longer Use has resulted
in complete relief. now have good digest ion,
sound sleep, and am tortured no more 10y ncu-
rlgiu. Hoping CELERY COMPOUND may
joe rs rrmuncutiNr 20 you ~ il j. beneficial to
Others. WI
Yours truly, \. G.. HATCH.
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Nathaniel Parkrr'S Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, TO All persons con
District OF thittend"u.N ccr,rd in the estate
of Nnthari' Parker late of Bur,inlton i'll
said district deceased.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-17
CURIOUS RACTs.

Tie first article ever extensively
advertised was "Rowland's Macassar
OIL" Then "Day & Martins Black
Ing.v
There are many oranges, Of curious
shape and flavor, which we seldom
or never sec In this country. Such
as the pearshaped kind grown In the
far East, the orange Of the Philippines
which is no larger than a good sized
cherry, the double orange In which
two perfect oranges appear, one with.
In the other, and the Fingered cit.
ron" Of China, which is very large,
and Is placed on the table by the Ce-
lestiaIs rather for its exquisite fra
GRANGE than for its flavor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-17
Summons.

In aie Circuit Court Of ase State Of Oregon, for
Linn county.
II A Holman and Julia Holman his wife,
Ollie Shelton and Hamon Shelton her hns-
band, aud Elizabeth Holman, Plaintiffs.
vs.
Tempa Hunt and Leander Hunt her hus-
bana. Mar, Hannah and Thos Hannah her
husband, jeremiah Holman and Elvina Hoi.
man his wife, Isaac Holman, Elizabeth
Strong and VIM Strong her husband. Calls
tine Forgey and Elias Forgey her husband,
Martha Hill and l. Hill her husband, Lottie
Reed and Thos Reed her husband, Jeremiah
WILDLY and Josephine WILDLY his wife,
Martha Landers and John Landers her hus-
band, Jennie Caldwell aud Floyd Caldwell
her husband, Sarah HINT and Lymon Hunt
her husband Mollie Sanders and DsSanders
her husband, John WILDLY, Monroe WILDLY,
G II WILDLY, Thos Whidby and VIM Bennett
Defendants.
TO the above named Defendants In the
name of the State of Oregon, you and each
OF you are hereby required to appear and an
swer the complaint of the Plaintiffs on file
herein in the above entitled Court now on
file with the Clerk of said Court by the first
day of the next regular term of said Court,
after the publication Of this Summons for
six weeks, to-wit the regular October term
Of said Court to be begun and holden on the
4th Monday in October, 1884 in Linn county,
Oregon, or Judgment viii be taken against
you for the want thereof aud you and each OF
you are hereby notified that il you fail to ap-
pear and answer said complaint as hereby
required the Plaintiffs will apply TO the
Court for the relief demanded in the COM
plant, herein, to.wit For q decree parti-
tioning the following described real property
to-wit The southeast quarter and the
south half of the northeast quarter OF section
sixteen in Township ten, south, range one
east. Also the northwest quarter OF the
northeast quarter of section ten, township
eleven south, range one, west, also beginning
at the southeast corner of lot one IN section
three in township twelve south, range one,
west, and running thence west seventy-two
rods thence north seventy-six rods thence
east seventy-two rods thence south seventy
six rods to the place of beginning, oil situat-
ed in the Willamette meridian in Linn coun-
ty, Oregon and containing 3l4 acres more or
less, among the owners thereof according to
their respective interests as sat forth IN the
complaint herein or in case partition thereof
cannot be made then for o decree directing a
sale thereof and distribution of the proceeds
among the owners thereof in accordance with
their respective interests as alleged in the
complaint and for the costs and disburs-
ments of this suit to be taxed,
This Summons is published by order of the
Hon. r. P. Boise, Judge of said Court in the
STATE RlGHTs DEMocRAT, for ak successive
weeks which order bears dateSept. 9th, 1884.
HEWITT & BRYANT,
Attg's for Plhs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-17

A hearse and three carriages drove
up 20 the Grand Ccntral Depot, New
York, not long since. When The fun
eral party had alighted the Rev. Mer.
ritt, who WAS the under luker, vent TO
the ticket ofEce and asked fJr thiiteen
tickets. He threw down fifty dollar
bill. which the ticket agent TOOK, and
after giving him the tickets tho agent
counted out the change.
"stnp r cried out tell, thin man in
black, one Of the funeral party.
"WhaGs tho matter - asked Mr..
Merritt, looking mp in sstonishment as
be gathered up the change.
"You must not do that r. said the
ball man, positively. "It must not be
done"
"What must not 10 done 20
"Yos have bought thirteen tickets r
"Well, what Of hat 20
"Do you think I'll go With party
Of thirteen !"
''oh - said Mr. M=rris., 81 can't
telI any ybody uot 10 va, aud have the
tickets now."
81 never will ~ With ,huren.' sid
the thin ma', peel ,v.l,.
"If you wa lann' Ne "a >m . :,
1 wili tell h,m -"
"oh | can' ! Il > :, tel b.
thin map, ".bry 80 al, as, r-,a,i..s
Can't you 30 yoa,-,u,M NJ y
"Impossihla. | must '.se tue !" <,
train to Sing sing where have ar sn.
sagement"
"WslI, | must gs; somrbod. else,
them"
"Hury up" cried another OF the
party, cit is time for the train 70
start"
The thin man looked around him in
despair and started for his train reluct-
autly. "WeIl," said he, IL know We
won't all be here thi time next year."