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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-08-20

The Canada Pacific Railroad Conn
pany will have to build five miles OF
shedding IA the Selkirks at a cost OF
81 200. 600,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-02-19

CO Hosus. Of the o was in the city
Tuesday.
Mayor Williams. Of ssio, was IN the city
Tuesday.
Mr. Walter TurrsIl returned from San
Francisco last Monday.
Mrs A Is Paxton, Of Portland. In iu the
city guest OF her daughter, Mrs Charles
Brush.
II Il Hayes. State Lecturer Of the Grange,
was 10 tho city the iirst Of tho week on bis
way 10 PhilomAth.
Dir y Il Turner, fer several years with A
u AcIIwaiT, has moved 60 Dallas. ID +
WymAn has succeeded him ID Mr. McIlwain's 3
store.
Rev J w Harris left Albzay for SAIrm on
last Tuesday noon. 10 take charge Of the
Congregational Church Ia that city, under
an arrangement made several weeks ago, a.
announced IN the DgMocgAr at the time.
One Of the States ablest ministers We regret
bis leaving this city but the people Of
salem are 20 be congratulated on obtaining
his services. His family will remain here
several months before going 30 that city.
Who will be Rcv Harris successor hers Ia
not known.
Mr. William r. CochrAn, ol Brownsville,
returned on last Saturday from trip 10 San
jose. Cal, whsre he had bosn with his wife,
leaving her there with bic father, Ar. vii.
liam Cochran. for the benefit of her health.
She, will remain until dry weather Mr..
Cochran VT aud returned by way Of the o.
7. aud reports good accommodations on
coming back experiencing some rough weath
sr. The trip was made ia about forty eight
hsurs from bar 10 bar.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-02-19

The Popular Pulse would kick tses Chin.
ese out according 70 law.
The News and Standard ditto.
The Corvallis Gazette appreciates the ne.
eesslsy of raising Sss,ooo TO keep the Agri.
cultural College there.
The Union Sentinel calls the LaC;rande
Argus infantiIe and that paper retaiiates by
eharacterizlng the former "a football
with a record OF eaeteness.
The Weston Leader would like TO pub.
llsh the announcement Of candidates for Of
fec at regular advertising rates. and 20
would we all.
The MeAiInnvillc Reporter continues tc
spell IL wallamet.
The Willamette Farmer has jus, begun
It's 18th volume in appie.pie order.
The wasco Sun Il X. OF L.
The Benton Leader man gives pith,
account Of trip TO the shocking, shaking
sea.
The Pcndleton Z. o. iavors hanging the
quarrcling editors OF waIla walla.
The Prohibition Star, of Salem, says tn
saloons must be closed on Sundays.
The editor Of the Polk county Isinilze
has been asked by mail II he Is troubled b,
fullness OF the stonache. a full edito
would be subject for Barnum.
The Centervilian gives six elaborate rea
sons why the ccntervilIe depot should b
moved.
The Welcome Of Portland says II MAJ
is 70 worthless no one will employ him b
sets up for reformer.
The Olympia Standard says they made
mountain out of a molehiIl about the Mon
golian trouble In that city.
The Historian says removal Of the CHI
namcn from Astoria this year At this tim
would ruin the salmon business Of 1886.
The jacksonville Times takes buzzar
dollars on subs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-02-19
LAwOm C0SanEss.

The first meeting Of the Labor Congress
OF the Northwest was held In Portland last
Saturday, r43 delegates being present, J. +.
Hendrix and @. +. Wright, Of Harrisburg
being the only representatives from Linn
county. Hon. John Meyers, of Clackamas
county was elected permanent Chairman.
Speeches were made, and resolutions passed
substantially a. follows That Il Is the
duty Of all who love the institutions Of our
Republic to join In accomplishing the
speedy and peaeeable expulsion of the
Chinese. That the good Offices Of oil were
solicited In educating the popular sentiment
against the alarming cneroachment OF the
Chinese. That the bill introduced by Sena.
tor Mitchell asking that Congress abrogate
all treaties, whereby immigration TO this
country may be stopped, be endorsed That
the thanks Of the convention be extended
the Standard, etc. That permanent boy
cot be declared on the Oyegoaian and 7sie.
gram, a committee OF five being appointed
to visit advertisers In those papers and re-
quest them TO discontinue their patronage
That those who comply be placed as
friends OF white labor while those who re.
fuse are 10 be boycotted, the boycott to be
published all over the United States. There
was considerable opposition TO the hoycot
resolutIon.) That the associated press did
not report the Chinese troubles lmpartially.
That the convention call upon the people Of
every locality TO assemble and order the
Chinese to go within thirty days from meet.
ing. That our representatives In Congress
be asked to prefer articles Of impeachment
against Governor Squire, Of Washington
Territory for his course In the Seattle riot
that Benz. r. Butler be requested 10 conduct
such impeachment
The program seems TO be TO drive The
Cinnamon TO San Francisco, by concerted
action. When they reach there from oil
over the Coast and find nothing TO do the
SIX Companies will be obliged to take care
of them.
Whether this means another Seattle riot
II the Cinnamon refuse to leave In thirty
days can only be decided by time. II Is to
be hoped that viii not be the result, as gen.
erel riots through the Northwest OF thai
nature would set this country back several
years. We arc all In favor Of an exodus BY
the Celestial but the prevailing opinioF
here Is that there Is only one proper way
and that Is to leave them alone. That Is a
pointer that needs agitation.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-02-19


Boycots In Oregon would be backacting
II the names of those who submit to them
were generally prbIished.
Now that St. Valentines day is past
aren't you ashamed Of yourself for sending
that horr1d valentine to your rival. lie
thought Il was a joke.
II you would see what spIendidly drilled
soldiers women would make 0f they could
fight with brooms) go TO the Opera House
on next Tuesday evening.
The advent of another railroad should
not be allowed to place fictitious values on
real estate. Things over done are injurious
10 the health as well as to business.
It Is good sense fora man and woman tc
make up II the differences are not yer,
marked. A divorce suit brought In thil
city has been dropped.
Throwing stones through the windows o.
the home of a man you do not like, Is wors'
than mobbing Cinnamon. II the man owe
you make him pay up legally. II he has
injured you crimminally, have him arrest
ed ; but do not be hoodlums.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-02-19
HOtiCs Of Street improvements.

Notice 10 hereby given that at the NEXT
regular meeting Of the Common Council q
the City Of Albany to be held Tuesday che
23rd day Of February, 1886, said Council
will order the following street improvements
10 be made by the owners Of the property
adjacent thereto
To repair the sidewalk on the line Of FsrP
Street from Seventh 10 Ninth Street.
To repair the sidewalk on the south line Of
Seventh Street, between Washington and
Calapooia Streets.
To repair sidewalk on the east Iins Of Cal.
apooia Street, between Seventh and Eighth
Streets
To repair the sidewalk on the south line
OF Fourth street, between Calapooia and
Vine Streets.
To repair the sidewalk on east line Of
Washington between First and Second
Streets.
To repair sidewalk on north line of Third
Street between Baker and Montgomery, and
between Lyon aud Baker Streets.
To repair sidewalk on east line of LYON
Street between Fifth and Sixth Streets. and
between Sixth and Seventh Streets.
By order Of the Council made Fet, 9th.
Albany. Or, Feb 10th. 1856.
\. J. HExToN,
City Recorder
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-02-19

The dramatic entertainments given by
Hohman's Dramatic Company on Friday
and Saturday nights drew fair houses, the
receipts for the two evenings being about
500. The rendition ofthe plays was highly
commended by those present, "The Duel in
the Snow" particularly bringing out some
good talent. In the matter of comedy
Miss Emma Schubert as Gimp and Charles
Mueller as Thos Titmouse surprised their
friends here by come uncommonIy good
acting. All of the parts were we'll sustained
and we have no occasion to repeat a COM
ment on Pervious play by this company.
The scenic effect was of superior nature,
that in the duel between Sir Charles Andry
and Captain hartford in particular attract
ing attention. In the farce Miss Minnie
Corser as Mrs. Pettibone seemed to carry
of the honors, though all acquitted them.
selves with credit In about six weeks Mr.
Holman intends presenting the play "The
Child Of the Regiment"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-02-19

Az an article for the toilet, Ayers Hair
Vigor stand unFiyalled. It cleansos the
| scalp and preserves itfrom scurf and dand-
ruff, cures itching and humors, restores the
hair, when faded OF gray, 70 It's original dark
color, and promotes itt growth.
A correspondent at Jefferson reports that q
few days ago while = farmer was butchering
near that place ira mp came along and
wanted to cook by the farmers fire. Not
having pan he borrowed one. ~ well as 8
butcher knife. On returning from dinner
the farmer found bis only frying pan and
butcher knife missing, and not tramp In
sight. The moral 10 plain.
The State Temperance Alliance IL IN ses.
sion Ia Eugene this week. Dr Watts was In
the city Monday on his way 10 headquarters
The following, among others, are delegates
from this county in attendance w. A.
Mack, Mrs. l.. A. Mcdonnell, Geo. Geisen.
doffsr. Martha and Cordelia Chambers, MIS-.
Geo. Simpson, and Miss Flora Cowan.
Last week wo neglected 10 gIyo the officers
OF the Linn County District Lodge o q r
elected At Halsey. Here they are Jas r.
Knox, w q + ella Peach, w VT, w Il
Kelly, ~ y III Archibald, As;FA
Watts, WIS; Mrs n A Watts, W'r; Is
II Allen. VIC; Austin Bond, w M Chas
Peach, w ID NJ Mrs Louie Roud, w 10 |;
Mr.. Canl, WOG q Mrs M ] Perlaad, w Il
) kittis Dawson, w LIS. The next meet.
ing will be held In this city.
Three car load Of freight were landed at
Albany Last Sunday evening for merchants
here and tributary 20 this place. On Mon-
day the City Of Salem" took q load Of wheat
to Corvallis To be sest to San Francisco,
sunday steamer Of potateet was shipped
over the o. +. When the road reaches Al.
bany tsis will probably be the distributing
point but steamers will be used the same
a. now. The effect the o 4 has had on
trade IL marked, A Portland drummer said
that IN the matter OF crackers aions he had
reduced the price cent pouad on &C
count OF cheap transportation.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-02-19


The following from Litter mailed ~
Seattle Monday has been handed us. 1t
gives one aide Of the Chinese question in
very emphatic manner but then Seattle is
an emphatic city on oil sides Of questions.
As to orr little nnpleasantness here, Uncle
Sam has that matter 10 hand new and al.
though be isa lite old fogyIsh and does
things in manner not altogether satisfac-
tory TO our sprightIy foreign commupistic
citizens. yet think he will werk the thin9
out IN pretty good shape. However there i
very bad state OF affairs existing here.
There are few men here who ia Paris
would be called communists, in Berlin 40.
cialists and in Ss. Petersburg annihilists
tbut all these names f&ll short OF expressing
the ssfdnesg Of the gaDe) who work upon
the passions ol the ignorant and vicious.
simply that they may be big toad ia .
very dirty puddle. aud gather no some
spoils without work, aud fhe poor devils.
some get their heads cracked ard some
etberg may 20 % thc penitsntiary, but /
lear the worst ones will escsp4 rs they are
shrewd enough to keep tho back ground and
make others take all the cbaDces. IL would
not surprise me 10 the least If, finding the
Government too strong for them these vii
lains would resort 10 assassination a. q means
Of venting thsir spleen against some ol their
principal opponents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-02-19

The city is hguratively full of bad men,
and most of them are getting enormously
hungry. Numerous cases are reported
where efforts have been made to satiate the
cravings Of their inner men and as well
lay up something for rainy day. Friday
night, several, how many Is not known
entered Mr.. William McBdde's house, on
the corner Of Ferry and Eleventh street,
and helped themselves promiseuousIy to
all there was to eat in the pantry, besides
taking away with them some bread, an
overcoat, several aprons, a half dollar, and
other things. They did not leave their
cards or photographs
On Saturday evening a hungry tramp
raped at the back door of Mr.. d. Mans
fields residence and being refused admission
tried to take the house by conquest, but
the enemy, Mrs. Mansfield and daughter,
were too much for him and he left A man
named O'DOnald was arrested but proved
to have been the wrong person.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-02-19
sshssl Keepers.

The following Is the standing of the pa-
pills in District No. as for the month ending
Feb. I2th, 1886. All have been dIligcnt and
attentive to their work and consequently
when examination came they received
good grades.
Orcenth Mcfarland, reading, loo geog-
raphy, 90 /; spelling, 100 ; grammar, 90
history, os arithmetic, 9s Metal arith-
metic, TOO.
Rosa Ramsay, r, 100 &, 100 S, 100
&, 100 ; h, os /; al, 100 a, 100 m a, 60
Alma Powell, r, 100 s, 100 K, 100 &
9s h, 81 ! al, 100 a, 50 m a, 90.
Anna Powell, r, 100 9, 100 z, 100
h, 100 +; &, 100 al, 100 a, oS m q, 60
Jennie Ramsay, r, 100 8, 100 /; &, 100
h, os /; 6, 100 a, 80 m a, 90.
uMarvin Galloway, r, os;s 9S g, 90
b, IS a, IS m a, 90.
Annie Ramsay, r, 100 8, 100 z, 100
z, o8 al, 100 a, 100 m a, 81.
Lizzie Albers, r, 100 s, 100 I; g, 100 h
os a, 100,
MoIlie Smith, ros $, roo 6, 100 a
,,os.
Afford Freerksen, r, 100 $, 100 9, 100
h, Ss a, 100.
John Morgan, r,os;s, 90 g, 90 }
67 a, 100.
Alvin Ramsay, r, 100 $, 100 6, 100
q, roo.
Edaa Lupcr, r, os s, 100 g, o5 I; a, 81
Fred Powell, r, os ]; 8, 100 9, 100 a,roe
Peter Fscerksen, r, 81 $, 100 8, 90
a, 100.
| Lee Morgan, q, 90 S, 90 6, 81 +; a, toc
| Susie Long. =, 100 $, 100 /; g, 90 !
loo q, oS-
Willard Davis, :, 100; 5, 700 g, os /;
90.
The conduct Of all has been good.
KATIE BRIsTow, teacher.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-02-19
97seHN<asHll1aiI'aa -
Unfertunatc.

Last Tuesday while working near this
city Bill CLARK, the "wild Irishman," came
in cOndict with = Apifs. 'cutting three fingers
on bis left hand quite severely, 20 thsE he IL
again laid up. This makes Bills third ac-
cident at thu same place. II he is not care-
fuI some day he viii become one Of the nine
hundred and ninety-nine. Eysn them he
would think there was some slight of hand
performance sbout ii and take ii as joke.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-02-19

Several pieces of property haveehanged
hands In Albany since our last issue. On
Monday Mr.. L. vierick purchased the
Arnell property for $4,000, the price that
has been placed on it for several years.
Mr.. Eli Carter purchased two blocks in the
eastern part of the city for 5000 and ]. II.
Burkhart two lots on the corner of Baker
and Sixth Street for $7oo. Mr.. Burkhart
we understand will build during the sum
mer. The location Of bis lots Is one Of the
best in the city and they have been placed
at good price for several years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-02-19
schooI meeting.

Notice Is hereby given that there will be
meeting of the legal voters OF School
District No. S, Linn county, Oregon, held
on Monday the Ist day of March, 1886, at 7
o'clock IN the Court House in said District
for the purpose ofhearing the annual re-
port of the Directors and Clerk, and for the
purpose of levying tax for the support Of
the Public School the coming year and also
for the purpose Of leving a tax TO pay the
interest on the bonds that are held against
the District, and for any other business
that may come before said meeting.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
H. BURKHARr,
District Clerk.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-02-19

An exchange gives a very good iIlustra-
ton, pointed and all kernel, Of the ncwspa-
per subscription business We appropriate
u Suppose farmer who sold his wheat,
instead of taking It to market in bulk, was
to sell It in TIVE sack quantities all over the
country, when he had gotten three or four
thousand bushels out how would he like to
have to be kept punching up the purchasers
in order to get his money. That Is what
the newspapers Of Oregon do. There
would not be much fun in raising wheat Il
that was the style of the market, particular
ly when 1t is considered that fully a quar-.
ter Of a country newspapers subscribers
never pay at all.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-02-19
Jury uAi.

Following is the list Of jurymen drawn
for the Circuit Court which meets in this
city Monday, March sth
AIbany-John Geisendorfer, Andrew
Hale, John Brush, !. r. Froman, Daniel
Houck
Brownsville-Luther White, l. g Rice
w. ID. Washburne, John Waters, Jas. II.
Washburne.
Crawfordsville-G. F. Colbert.
Center-John Huston.
Halsey--Henry Kirk, A. J. Wigle, Jas
Mcmahon, ]. w. Pugh.
Franklin Butte-W. z. Arnold, Harvey
Shelton
Lebanon-J jonathan Wassom.
Scio-George Frost, L. Holman, John
Shores, p. p. Crabtree, K. +. Ashby, Jacob
Schilling, A. Glass.
Santiam-R. South, ]. M. SaDderson.
Shedd-M. Acheson, Mercer Thompson.
Syracuse John Weiss.
All of the above are farmers but r. F
Ashby, merchant, John Brush mechanic,
John Waters, Miller, and J. II. washburne,
merchant
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-02-19

Mr. John n. swank, orr weather corres-
pondsns At Harney Valley sends Us the fol.
lowing report Of the weather at that place
from Jan. Let 70 Jan. ~. on account Of be-
ING away from hons nos haYiag . report
since then
Coolest At .. m. s. shove. at noon I5',
al D p. M 2 bslow, mean At a. m. IS, at
noon 27k'. at 0 p. m. lSI'. It showed q
little on the 4th, 9Th, 18th and l4th, making
in al about inches, and on the Goth about
inches more. which Only laid on about q
week, sincs which time We have had very
fins weather, with the exception Of = few
rainy days.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-02-19

On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
Feb. a3rd and a4th, OF next week, the ladies
of the U. p. Church will give entertain.
ments different from any ever held In Al
bany. Both evenings besides regular pro-
grams there will be exhibitions of works Of
art and euriosities collected In the city, q
supper, booths for the sale of articles and a
social time generally. Besides the above
the program on Tuesday evening will be as
follows
Piano solo by Miss Laura Tate, military
charge" Shindler.
Broom drill BY sixteen young ladies.
Piano duet by Mrs E w Langdon and
Miss Belle SendeFs
On Wednesday evening the program pre-
sented will be the following
Tahleaux, "Beware."
Piano solo BY Miss Laura Tate, "Belles
Vocal solo by Mrs Fred Blumberg, ,~Thou
art so near and yet so far"
Tableaux, "Boys' highest ambition"
Vocal duet by Mrs Geo E Chamberlain
and Miss Weleh, "Two Captive Maidens."
Vocal solo by Mrs E w Langdon. Sc
lected.
Tableaux, "Tenting on the old camp
ground"
Quintet, Mrs Langdou, Miss Wsich, Mrs
w S Peters, o II Irvine and VIM Fortmil.
Ter, GOOD night, Farewell"
The art exhibits viii be arranged IN divi.
sions as follows
Paintings and photographs.
Curiosities and relics.
Fancy work.
Fancy glass and crockery ware.
Admission, aS cents lunch, first night
IS cents, oysters, IS cents. Second night
cake and ice cream, as cents. Doors open
NJ , o'clock
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-02-19
Secretary.

Freight which was shipped from San
Francisco on Thursday of last week by way
OF the Oregon Pacific was landed in this
city on Sunday night, Monday morning be.
ing ready to deliver to our merchants.
This Is not approached by any other route,
and speaks in strong terms for the manner
in which the road Is being managed. ouick
freight Is what Is wanted, and II is feather
In the 0. P's. cap that II Is able to give It.
Through the energy Of their Transportation
Agent w. B. Rice, big traffic Is being
worked up. Another steamer has been
chartered to deliver freight TO and from the
road. ~.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-02-19

Mr.. C.P Burkhart informs us that he
recently tapped three or four maple trees
on his farm, getting some excellent sap that
he worked up into maple syrup Of fine
grade. In fact he considers 1t superior to
syrup made from Eastern sugar. Oregon
is full Of maple trees and there Is no reason
why they should not be untitled for max
ing sugar. A Washington county man
made three thousand pounds last year, and
there Is no reason why some Linn county
man could not do the same. There would
be . big and ready sale Of maple sugar a
good prices. The cost Of trying It would
be little.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-02-19
NOTICE FOR ALLEY SEWER.

Notice il hereby given that at the NEXT
regular meeting Of the Common Council Of
the city Of Albany. 10 be held Tuesday the
23rd day Of February, 1856, said Council
proposes to order the property owners ad-
joining the alley in block (l6l sixteen. "a
build through said alley. from the east line
Of Ferry street to the west line Of BroadaIbin
Street, an eight tSl inch Terra Gotta pine
sever.
By order Of the Council made FEB 9th,
1855.
Albany, o., Feb. 10th. 1856.
n. J. HExToS,
City Recorder.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-02-19

Ny stock Of staple dry goods. notions,
drsss goods. etc, is now quite good for The
season. ! will be adding every week new
goods in new aud desirable AhAdes in drsss
goods - well - Ia novelties 10 drcss goods
and notionn. Parties wanting cannot do
better In this city than can do for them ID
style and price. buy either from manu-
faOlurers or importers direct keep M
bankrupt stock, bat sell yoa new. frest
goods and warrant them.
SAMUEL 4. YouNa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-02-19

Capt. Coleman, schr Weymouth, plying
between Atlantic City and N Y, had been
troubled with a cough so that he was unable
to sleep, and was induced to try DIR. King 5
New Discovery for Consumption. 1t not
only gave him instant relief, but .allayed the
extreme soreness in his breast. His children
were similarly affected and a single dose
New Discovery is now the standard remedy
in the Coleman household and on board the
schooner. Free trial bottle of this Standard
REMEDY at Foshay s Mason's Drug Store
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-02-19

The second act Of the farce "A Kiss in
the Dark" was given in the First Ward in
this city on last Tuesday eyening. young
man and lady being the L.ors, and q couple
of unobserved gentlemen the audience.
AS there is some objection 10 individual
criticisms of amateurs no names will be
mentioned.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-02-19
The NJ. a. T. would ike to know

The NJ. 4. r. would like TO know
Whether prominent Albany capitalist
small Stomache, as was charged.
Whether people mean business when
they say, they will repose on the ceIestlals
by not employing them.
Why certain young man did not draw
his reyoIvers when waylaid By tramps.
Why 30 many men promise candidates
for Office that they viii support them in the
conventions when they don't intend to.
Whether the members Of the tax com
mission viii agree any closer than the peo
pie.
Whether boys ever think that they will
grow TO manhood.