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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-07-30
CORRBsPON D 3 N0E
BrownsvilIe.

Farmers "e Iusy threshing their
grain.
Mr. John Franzen ana wife, and r
Burtch and wife, returned from Water.
loo last week.
Mr.. Thomas Kay, OF McMinnyille, Is
here visiting bis parents.
Dr.. Carpenter aud family, Of Salem.
returned hope Monday, after shol
visit with relatives here.
w b. Smith returned from across
the mountains Tuesday.
Rev. Ora ford, Of McMinnvi,le,
preached il the Baptist Church last
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Fred Kletch, Of this place, start
ed for San Francisco Tuesday morning
Miss R1ya D5jsou, OF Puosville, i,
here visiting relatives.
Mr.. j. A. Winter, ,cnr photographer
left for Eugene City Monday.
Mr.. James Smith aud family, o
Prineville, came in from across the
mountains Tuesday.
Born to The wife Of Capt. yOnHagsp
a daughter.
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Harvest as here At last. Sepsra or.
ars heard IA every direction.
The steam thresher owned by Davis,
Crisp & Co., commenced work the 23rd
ult., and seems to have considerable
work this season.
George Cunningham and bride de-
parted from Hslsey two weeks since.
L. Larue anticipates returning 10 his
former home near Portland soon.
G. E. Fry, d. D. S., lately of this
place, intends moving TO Enzeue
in the near future TO prac'ics his pro-
fession.
Mr.. A. K. Bending, our handsome
young barber, talks Of going to Arling.
ton soon to look out 4 location.
Frank Hayes has returned home from
Eastern Oregon.
Prof. w. I. Vawte- has gone TO
Portland and S4n Francisco 10 recreate
before commencing duty in the Eugene
public school in September.
w. l.. Jester and wife, of A,bany, ,paid
Halsey visit last week.
The infant child of Mr. MsNary,
which has been quite sick, is convales-
cent.
A young doctor Of this place seems
to have considerable practice, so much so
that in his haste he ties his saddle in
stead Of his horse to the fsnce,and calls
tor IL in the "wse sma" hours Of the
morning.
WIDE.A-wAKE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-07-30
sodav1IIe.

Judging from tho swarma Of people
which gather around The soda apringa
these warm days, there IL nothing so
refreshing and delicious "a The health
giving soda water.
The Fountain House in doing better
this summer than ever before, owing 10
the good msnagemont Of its proprietor,
Mr. II. Klum. The house is crowded
10 it's utmost capacity great portion
Of the time.
The private boarding house kept by
Mr. Boyle is also doing we'll.
All of the houses and old shanties
are occupied at present, and there are
a great many camping out.
Mrs. Allen and children, oe Albany
have been stating at the Fountain
House for several weeks past.
Mr. Olaey F,y.Jr.,wife and daughter
~ers the guests Of Mr.. Fry's fdher 1
few days ago,
Mr.. Privett and lady, and Mr. g.
klum and family, returned the FIRST o
he week from Yaquina BAv.where the,
have been rusticating
Mr.. II. Perry was in town Friday,
The nsw school house il nearinG
completion. IL will no quite a nice
building when finished, and ii addl
greatly 10 the looks of the place.
Miss Ollie Kirkpatrick and. seyera
f.ionds Of Albany were in Sodavill'
Wednesday.
Mre. Biggers,of Jetferson.is 10 town
Rev. David Lynch lreechsd an H.
i.sung s~tu.un ob last S-h1sh.
K.s. Cra~tord apd family, Of Me
Mienv'lle.a,e the gues,a of Rev. Lynch
! There was dance NJ the ball Tue,
isy eveniug,sud oue sgsin Friday even
ling.
Mrs. Ralph Fisher, Of ALBANY, Is il
ewn visi,ing her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs
WIN. Parrish.
| Mr.. Morris, OF scic, Is in town
| NJ Healo, is having The mnte,ia
aauied preparatory 70 bnilding d~eii
ing house on the site where The old on,
was burned.
Mrs Brown aud daughter, Of Salem
have just arrived with the intentions .
stayiog here two weeks.
W..
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As TO DErArc1rrox.

A Eugeue psper takes occasion to
remark that the sad condition Of Uncle
Jesse Applegatc, who is said to hare
become Insane in consequences Of the
lOss Of his property BY being on the
bonds q Slm May, who was Secretary
Of State some years agn,and who proved
q defaater, calls fer change in the law
by which the state is now secured
against loss by the defaloation Of pubic
officers. Oar cotemporary says that il
IL unjust that ono person should be
made 20 suffer for ,he defalcation Of
another. This, Of ocusse, is true ex-
CePt where by going on the others bond
he contracts with the state to make
good such losAes IL they should occar.
On.y ono plan has been offered in lieu
Of the proseat lAw,aad that Is TO let the
people who elected such official make
goo the loss. Upon the face Of it, il
viii be seen that hundreds and thous.
anis OF voters would thus be made to
suffer fOr the short oomings OF an official
whose losses they had never agreed to
make good Many voters may have
opposed the eloeiioa Of such Official up-
on tha ground THAI they feared has hon
esty. Would it be right 70 subject
Baih voters 10 extya taxation to max,
up the defaleAtion II an official whom
they aid not assist in placing in power
This would be far more tyrapnical and
would work far greater hardshiPs than
our present law. To make the people
of the whole state suffer the conss-
qusaess Of electing a dishonest official
without any limitation or recours,
would open up the way for continual
dsfalcations by public officers. The
people have a right to be secure against
such dsfalcations, aud no hetter way
than the present one in force can b
devised. Our cotemporary must mo-
o0uclude that all persons who are shorr
OF their property on account of the shor
comings Of pnblIc officers viii thereby
becoms Insane. More men lose thei
propsrry through bad management, de-
feos in titles, etc, than through thl
defalcation Of public offioials, aud ye
comparatively few become insane il
consequence. No one has greater sym
pathy for the ''SAge Of YoncallAO 10 hi
present sad condition than the writer
but after all The thoughtful individua
will see that any sudden, violent shoe
would have produced tho same effect
and that it is continually tie interes
of one individual against the Who'll
publi;,and that tho rule Of the ''greatss
good to the greatest number" will her
apply.
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Sherins sale.

~ ne ciyeai1 coayf effke STATE ef Orsgos
foy Linn County.
The Dundee Mortgage and Trust Invest
ment Company, limited, Plaintiff.
r. 8. Kendall and william f, Hamilton
Defendants,
NOTICE II hereby given that by virtue
IN OF an execution and sn order OF sale
Issued out OF the above named Court In Ehs
above entitled action and to me directed and
delivered, will on Saturday tho sist day
Of August, 1884. at one o'clock, p. IN III
the Court House door in Albany, Linn
county, Oregon, at public auction for
cash in hand 10 the highest bidder, sell
the real property desci ibed in said execu
ton, and order OF sale as follows, t0wit
The northwest quarter OF the southeast
quarter and the west ha.f of the northeast
quarter Of Section thirty in Township
thirteen south range three west of the
Willamette Meridian I'm Linn county.
Oregon. The proceeds OF sale to be ap-
piled fret TO tlse payment Of the costs and
disbursements OF suit and this sale includ.
Ing $3.50 a. At orney'stees, Secc I'd 70 the
paynent of the sum OF $i225.35 with &C
cruing interest At l2 per cent per annum
from June 2yth, 1886, 10 the Plaintiff and
the overplus Ii any TO ne paid to the De-
fendants, their heirs aid assigns.
Dated July 17th, 1856.
ID. s. SMITH,
ShArif of Linn couutw 0ravnv,
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Se.it,
WAVE

Crops are looking well ~ praseat and
promise fair Weld.
Haying ia full blast; wheat and oats
will soou do to cut. Times looking up
q little.
John NJ. Flaugher and Mary Burtou
we're married on the 4tb ~ the residencs
Of Mrs. Mary Burton.in Biiseu Den, hy
james Williams, j. p. Mr. Flanghes
is one Of Linn eounty'a FIRST grade sohool
teachers, good teacher,a good citizen,
Good Templar, and consequently 4
good man aud gentleman, and Is high.
Iy deserving good wife, which be VA
wise and lucky in getting when Mny
said, ''yss, John, love yen dearly.
Mary Burton IL lady OF business abil
titles, Of spotless character, hne lady
and is just The one calculated to be
happy in her wise choice. That Is
right, Mary,yo have done we'll ia cap
turing Jobn. Yeur many friends ex-
sendth K, 1 s,-hes TO husband and
wife May ,rbafh prosper and live
long. Live harily in Ioyo and peace
aud none win resp richer reward than
yon.
MERMAID.
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PIne.

Mr. and Mrs. Clay Owors, of Eugene
have been visiting at Judge Thompson 4
While there the Judge aud Mr.. Ovens
spent two or three days hunting, and
succeeded in capturing one deer, the
flavor Of which was sad to be delicious.
Deer, grouse, pheasant and quail are
reported plentiful along the river bot.
tom.
One or two tbrsshers start ID this
locality this week, but we believe the
majority will not begin work until next
week In the meantime reaping and
binding goes msrriIy on.
Mrs. Allingham has been quite i'll for
o week with quinsy.
Miss Nellie WilIoughby Is able to sit
up for half hour evory day now
fhkrs viii bs great rejoicing ii the
peighborhood when she gets able 90 be-
0ut aoain.
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Leng station.

Mrs. Faulkner is at sodaviIle for her
health.
Joseph Moist is building a new hop
house.
Eliza Smith, son Of ]. r. Smiths up
FROM Salem visiting with bis fathers
family.
TIE ware house a. this place is being
changed from q aack to bin house.
John Leedy has stopped rauning his
saw mill until after harvest.
Smith d Hsmmsck will finish their
ware house this week. They have re-
ceiyed their new engine to run the
cleaner with.
j. Wallace started his tbresher al
Mr.. Barret's Monday, and thrashed
over l400 bushels Of wheat the frst
day. Not bad beginnisg. Mr. Bar-
retts red wheat yielded SO bushels per
acre.
LEAD PENCIL.
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The committee on education and
labor of the Senate has submitted a
favorable report to that body and a
prohibitory amendment to be submitted
20 ell tho state legislatures. 1t provides
that from and after the year 1900 the
manufacture, sale and Importation
Of distilled alcoholic intoxicating liquors,
except for medicinal, ,mechanical, ,chsmi-
cal and scientific purposes, and for use
ia arts, shall csase.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-07-30

The refusal co confirm Mr.. Matthews,
the colored Democrat whom President
Cieysland nominated for Recorder in
the District Of Columbia, shows that
whatever rights we're conferred upon
the negro by the amended Constitution,
the right to be Democrat was not one
Of them, in the opinion Of Republican
Senator's. No doubt was entertained
of Mr.. Matthews hoUesty OF capacity.
The color Of bis skin and his politics
defeated him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-07-30

The New York Stor gives an account
OF an Insane woman in New Jersey who
attompsed to commit suicide by hanging
but was discovered by her daughter
aud cut down in time TO save her life
After bsing restored IL was found th~l
she was restored in mind also. The
physiciuDs say that the attempted sui
eide was the cause Of restoring thu
woman to hor RICH. mind. aud boa
physicians Niil ae found geusrslly
recommend h.osiug far parties lsho,,nf
unjer iosanity
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A San Francisco exchange says
"Seott, Of The Portland Orcgonian.
who was 10 the army, is not abusing
the President for the pension vetoas.
He says that to his certain knowledge
about every shirk in the brigade ia
which he served has been successful
applicant for pension.o
Now, 1his is news, indeed. We are
ashamed Of having lived in Oregon &C
long without learning that Scott fought,
bled and died for his country. We dc
not know whether he earned pension
or not, bat we have rocolections az .
more recent conflict in which Scot,
caused laurels to cluster around hi,
brow ia manidcent profasion II wal
the gallant and heroic part which be
took in the late election in this state
and we will vote fora bill allowing h!a
pension, for this, the best service 0
his life.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-07-30

ID. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
OF Chattanooga, Tenn. writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with q severe cold thai
settled on his lungs had tried many
remedies without benefit. Being induced
10 try DIR. Kings New Discovery for on
sumption, did 50 and was entirely cured
by tie use Of a few bottles, Since which
tims he has used Il Ia his family for all
Coughs and Colds with best results. This
Is the experience OF Thousands whose
lives have been saved by this Wonderful
Discovery. TRIAL bottles roe at Foshay q
Masan's Drug Stores
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-07-30

The laws Of this country secognizs no
privileged classes AMI the administra-
tors that DO 80 are making mischief.
Whenever il becomes aLparens that our
pepal laws are to be enforced only
against the poor aud weak and that the
rich or influential are TO be made law
unto themselves, the harvest Of anarchy
will soon ripen and armed mobs win
spring up from the dragons teeth which
the favored few will have soWn.
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Humber ana Posss.

Tho undersigned will sell oil kinds Of
amber and cedar fence posts 40 the follow.
ing stations on the Narrow Gauge Railroad,
Leng's, lawson and BslIyilIe. Persons build.
ing houses or barns can have bills cut and
delivered at any OF che above stations on
short notice. Laalbor IL OF the very best
quality, the logs being brought from the fine
timber regions on the Mckenzie River
WM. Il. SrInRn.
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John Ksny .hsus0e Indan too old
and frail to run y second time ss Pres
idsnt. John Kelly Is dead. The Stall
wart Chandler wTested the Presidency
from Tilden. Chandler is dead. Grant,
it is said, would have arrested and i'm
prisoned Tildsn If he had attempted to
claim thu Office be- bad been elected to.
Grant Is dead. Hancock was choSen
as more likely man TO live Through
the Presidency than TiIden. Hancock
is dead. Hendricks seemed to have q
long life ahead Of him rs compared with
the man at the head of the ticket. Hem
bricks is dead. Seymour. McClelIan,all
the old candidates are dead. Mean
while Tilden thinks there is nothing so
invigOrating as working away before
the mast on bis yacht.
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IIeete AnsI haaA

n. II. Allen 4 Co., are now receiving y
iina line Of boota and Shoes, thoy propose In
the future TO make . speciality Of this branch
Of their business, 10 addition TO fall line OF
Buckingham 4 Hecht's make Of boots ard
shoes which for durability cannot be OK.
celIod, they have line oi Eastern goods Of
all gradea including limo Of s. ID. sollars 4
Co, Of fhlladelphia. children and misses
shoea, which are ~ good as any manutactur-
cd. They guarantee every shoe just as rep.
resented. Give them a trial.
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John Conner, Plaintiff.
vs.
. NJ Cooper and Rebecca A C1oper. his
wife, The Ddndee Mortgage and Trust In
vestment Company llinitedl, J NJ Wilson
and NJ Wilson, his wife, y Brown, e n
Strong, w y Ladi and A Bush, partners.
doing business under { firm name of
L4add n Bush and Geo r Chamberlain as
Assignee Of n Wheaidon an insolveni
debtor, Defendants,
1T Office Is hereby given that by virtue
~ OF an execution aud an order OF sale
issued out OF the above named Court Ia
the above entitled suit and 20 mo directed
and delivered, will on Saturday the 2lst
day OF August, 1886, at one O'Clock. p. m
OF said day at the CourI House door in AL
Dany, Linn county, Oregon, at public
auction for cash In hand 20 the highest
bidder sell the reas property described In
said decree, to-wit: The northeast quar-
ter Of Section eight In Township fourteen
south Of Range B west Of the WI lamstte
Meridian in Linn county, Oregon, In two
parcels as follows: First the whole OF
said premises save and except the easi
quarter thereof. The proceeds of the sale
70 be applied first TO the paymant of
the costs and disbursements OF this suit |
and accrning costs. Second to the paw |
ment Of the sum Of 1896 with accrnina |
interest from July 9th, 1886 Third If any |
remain the same TO be paid to the Deien. |
dants j M Wilson. Second the east quar-. |
ter of the northeast quarter Of said Section /
eight, Township fourteen south, Range /
three west Of the Willamette Meridian in /
Linn county, Oregon. Tie proceeds to bA |
applied: First To the pay nent of any |
unsatished balance that NAV remain of /
the Plaintiffs claim aforesaid ; the re-
'nainder 70 be applied First TO the pay
men. ofths amount remaining due the De-
Iendant, the Dundee Mortgage and Trust
Investment Company (limitedl. Second
Q the payment Of the amount due the
Deienoant E r Strong, to-wit, 1922 10 and
interest at ten per csnt per annum from
luiy 9th 1886 and the further sum of 500
.nird 20 the payment Of the amount due
ne ne Defendant, Samuel Brown, to-wlt,
'Igsl2 Fourth, If any remain the same
2 % PAID to the Defendant, D M Cooper
Dated CHS 10th day Of July. 1856
d. 8. SMiTu,
Sheriff Or Linn county. Oregon.
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PoerLAnD, or. March 2sth. IssO

PoeTLAED, Or, March 25th, 1880.
Having tried the effects OF the concen
tratsd extract OF Oregon Kfdmey Tea
we cheerfuily bear Witness 10 It's benefi-
cial agency in affections OF the digestive
organs, IL ~ simple, safe AMI sure l.
easily taken, and restores healthy vitality
to the organs - is intended to operate
upon with assured success.
y. j. McCORMICR,
editor "CatholIc Sentinel
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John A. Logan Is showing that be
has fat strcaks Of manly stuff in him, in
this Payne investigation business. He
hasrevolted against partisan rancor and
personal venom in style that inn
menseIy raises him in the country's es.
fimatinr
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Oats--32
Wheat eOc per bu
Butter--2O cts per lb.
Eggs-I5 cents per doz.
Beef-on foot, ~ "a 21<c
Hay baled, $40 to sI2 por ton.
loose,sS to $40,
Potatoes-70 cts ~ bushel.
Bacons--hams, 80
shoulders, g..
sides &c.
Lard loo per lb.
Flourr-4.6O per bbl.
Chickens so per doz.
Sugar-san Franclec G, 611c.
Mill Feed bran. 100 per ton.
shorts, IS.
middilnxs, Isl.
Ehona. 1a.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-07-30

The Uaited States Senate. very seusi
bly voted down tho motion to invcstiga's
the silly charges Of fiaud said % hays
bean resorted TO 10 The election d
Senator Payne of Ohio.
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NOTICE is hereby given that by vlrtut
II an execution and an order OF sale issnea
out of the above named Court in tho above
entitled action and to me directed and de.
livered, will on the 23fd day of August,
1886, at one O'Clock, D. M, at the Court
House door in Albany, Linn county, Oregon.
at public auction for cash in hand to ths
highest bidder sell the real property describ.
ID in said execution as follows, toswit TIL,
south half Of the east half OF the Donation
Land Claim Notification No. 2Il5 and claim
No. 56, situated in Township twelve, south
Of Range three, west of the Npillamettt
Meridian in Linn county. Oregon, containing
lightly acres more or less. The proceeds oI
ale to be applied First to the payment Of
ne costs and disbursements of the suit and
the costa Of this sale. Second, 60 the pav-
ment to the PlaintifF 1925. Third to tb.
payment to the Plaintiff 1928 and interes
thereon at ton per cent per annum from
June 2Sth, 1885, the remainder it any to be
paid into Conrt to abide the order thereof
Dated this 2oth Of July, 1886.
D. s. sMIrH.
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Hats ana Caps

II is time to GET your spring head apparel
A. b. MeIlwAin has stock of hats Of th,
latest stylea, which every man should ex
anime before buying.
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have all the negatives taken by A
u. Paxton and any one can haye dupli.
Gates from their negatives by addressing
us, at tie following prices: Card size, 81
per dozen, cabinet size, So per dozen, bou-
dours, SO per dozen. keep the finest
line Of Oregon views In the west. Cata-
logue furnished on application. Copying
and enlargirg old pictures a speciality.
J. g. CkAwFoRD.
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cIoshlng a. sIeaIwaln'..

By calling at A. B. McIlwaio's you can
get your clothing at prices that will aston
ish yoa. He has good stock aud il bound
20 aell it.
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Fancy Goods.

The place TO get fancy goods Of all kinds.
is at McIIwain's. His spring stock is here,
and there is no discount on its being frat.
class. Bargains offered
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-07-30

Hubert o. Thompson, leader Of the
county Democracy ia New York City,
died very suddenly last Monday ia his
room in the Worth House.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-07-30

The population Of the United States
doubles il twenty-five years, while in
sIOw.goine France it takes hnndred
snd festy years.
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$4,000 70 Loan.

On from one to three years time, on good
security, in sums of $500 up. Call on
CLINE, MoNTEITn & Co.
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Albany Market.

Examine Woodin's Extension tables. They
are well 90 and see them for yourself.
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cAWs. ~, Erc
Home for the Sick.
PORTLAND GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Cor. Seeoad and Aah Streets.


PORTLAND OEEGoN
This institute Is complste ip oil Ia do.
partmants, aud every effort is made 10
give IL tho air, diet, nurslng aud comforts
~ = home.
Special attention % treatment Of Chronic
ard Constitutional Diseases.
Private rooms for patients treated By
outside physicians, and persons taking
conrae of Turkish or ElectrIc Baths or
Ox ygen @ ~. The baths are elegantly
fitted up,
Physicians visiting Portland are invited
10 visit this institution.
THos. WOOD.
Manager Portland General Hosfikai
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crawfera. Pho.egrapl.er. Albnny. o..

The finest lias Of winlog cornics mould
ngs at Woodin's.
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Dcntls.ry.

DIR. ]. T. Tate, Dentist, will practice one
day In each week at each of tho following
named places Lebanon on Tuesday,
iialsey on Thursday, Jefferson on Friday,
and will be prepared TO perform operations
without pain. lie win be at his ofliN 10
Albany on Monday, Wednesday and Sat
urday.
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7 Faulkner and Mary NJ Faulkne. his
wife, Marian Faulkner and Isabel Faulkner.
mis- wife. William Foster and Mary e Foster.
his wife, Delaware Faulkner and John A
Defendants.