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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-24
Freeman-.-Fo.ssr wedding.

On Thursday evening, Dec. 10Th, Iss6,at
the U. P. Church, IN this city, Miss Martha
Is. Poster, Of this city, aud Mr.. Geo. w.
Freeman, Of Fort Stevens, were united.in
marriage, before a large audience Of citizens.
Rev. S. G. Irvine, ID. d., performed the
ceremony. Miss Mary Irvine acted As
brides maid. accompanied by Misses Lulu
Clark and Hettie Miller, Mrs. Z. n. Condit
and Mrs. Capt Powell. Mr.. II. Hawgood
acted as groomsman. .. II. Irvine, w. r.
Blain, T. J. Overman and Geo. Z. Fish
oficiated as ushers. The Church was neat
ly decorated for the occasion. The eere-'
mony was an impressive one, harmonlously
carried out After its completion recep-
ton was rendered the happy couple at the
residence of the brides father, J. II. Foster,
about one hundred invited guests being
present. Congratulations were generally
given. and a palatable lunch set for the
guests. The newly married couple were
remembered by many friends, rs evidenced
by the large display Of elegant and useful
presents. The bride has been life long resi.
dent Of Albany where there are many 10 ex-
tend the happy couple congratulations on
their trip jast started down LIES stream TO.
gefher
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The entertainment given by the Erodel-
phian society, at the College Chapel. on last
Tuesday evening, deserved large audience.
II received a small one. Bad weather.
Piano solos were heard from Miss Elizabeth
Conner, Miss Esther Marshall, Prof Lee
and Miss Mildred Burmester. Prof Lee
was very deservedIy encored, and the othera
did we'll Rev Pritchard and Prof Lee each
rendered vocal solo. In their line, tenor
and bass, they are not often exceIled. Mrs
Carl Ludernan anl Miss Ada Wallace
closed the entertainment with a we'll exc
cuted piano duet. The feature of the even
ing was the rccitations by Miss Kate
Downs, OF Portland "The Wind and the
Moon Lost and Found" scene from
"Ingomar" and the "Fourth Of July Al
IonesviIle," besides an answer TO an encore.
Miss Downs Is an clocutionist of rare merit,
whose equal has rarely or never been heard
in Albany. Possessing fine voice, won
dcrfully well controlled excellent expression
and genuine earnestness, she carries ar
audience with her, making it appreciate this
force of the production. Her rendition Of
the scene from Ingomar, particularly, was
mastery, and as Josiah Aliens wife sh'
stood on the top round II Is to be hoped
Miss Downs may sometime reclte in AL
bany before such an audience as she de
serves.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-24

Scfo, Dec. Itkh, 1880.
A goodly number OF citizens of Linn
county, Or,met at the school hense n Dist
No. IL, at tho hour Of 10 a. M, to hear tho
following resolution debated 'Resei0sd,
That this government prohibit the sale,
manufacture and importation Of Intoxicating
liquors as a beverage" o + Illbbart and
I r Goodman, affirmative, S Klngsen., and
A Downing,den They agreed to debate
the resolution az hours. House was called
to order by Tp Goodman. lie moved that
John Bryantact as Chairman, which motion
prevailed. House then elected B + Darby
and S Shore as Secretaries o + Hlbbart
then took the floor for one hour, and made
several good points In favor Of resolution,
showing the audience why he thought pro-
hibltion should prevail. A Downing then
took the iioor and said he was for absolute
prohibition, while the resolution only claim.
cd 20 prohibit as a beverage. and made a
mastcriy speech In favor of absolute prohi.
bltion, interesting the audience for 1y minutea,
as was evinccd by the hearty cheers Of the
house. Chairman then declared recess for
dinner, and all spent a pleasant hour enjoy.
Ing the bcuntifsil repast prepared BY the
prohibition ladies. Dinner being over, house
called toaorder by Chair. + + Goodman
then took the floor and addressed the audi.
ence for one hour on the resolution, showing
up the evils OF intemperance and the bene.
fits that would result 10 the citizens and
Taxpayers II the saloons and whisky were
obllterated. S King then claimed the attcn-
ton Of the audience for n minutes only,
instead of his allotted hour, said he had been
converted 10 prohibition and could not argue
the negative side OF resolution. Mr Beard
being called for took the stand for ~ minutes
and argued for prohibition. The foreman
on the negative, A Downing. then took the
floor for IS minutes TO sum up the argu-
ment, and said he had left the Republican
party because Il had become so rotten and
joined the good old Democratic party, be-
cause Il was for temperance and reform. q
+ FIiibbart then took the floor for minutes,
showing the necessity Of third party In
order to accomplish the overthrow Of King
alcohol and his allies. Debate then closed
by vote OF thanks 70 ladies for the hcuntifui
repast furnished, which consisted Of plenty
and the very best quality. No whisky and
everybody seemed to enjoy themselves
hugely. House ordered Secretaries 10 send
a copy Of the proceedings Of the meeting 10
Albany DEMOCRAT for publication. House
then adiournedb BY Misses Ivie Anderson and
Nora Darby singing the song. aThere Is one
more river 10 cross and that h Prohibition" :"
D.. r. DARBY. Sec.
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Dried apples arc quoted al 10 cents 4
Portland. This will he good dried appi
year.
II Il proposed 10 redeem that poor ouscas
from respectable society, the trade dollar.
The bark Atlantic went ashore lass Fri
day near the Golden Gate. Thirty.sx sail
ors were drowned Only eleven were saved
The boat was built IN 1871.
Ia The election at pendelon Monday Wn
Mnrtln was elected Mayor over G. Ieas
ure, By 10 voscs w Il Crews, Recorder
lss Blagle, Marshal Geo v Hamilton
Treasurer.
The State Journal, Of Eugene, il getting
mad because Il has had TO wait ten and even
twenty years on some Of It's subseribere II
! says life Is too short. Patience brother, pa,
tlence. Perhaps they will come 10 time on
the twenty-iirst year, and think Of what d
lump you wlltg and,pcrhaps, and proba.
bly,, they wont, and then.
Boyd beat Lewis at Portland last week
in 100 yard foot race. Hippodrome proba-
a toboggan slide Is being constructed Al
Arlington.
Base ball continues to be played In San
Francisco, wonderful city that. Ducks
are good enough for us here during the
winter.
great many slnrs have been cast At
Oregon newspapers by Eastern papers, be-
cause one OF their editors was advertised 10
be hung on Dec. a3rd Our Astoria con.
temporary tries TO squeeze out Of Il by say
Ing that anyway he had not been connected
With q paper for some time before the mur-
der. But he was an editor all the same
and published pretty lively paper, and the
fraternity might aa we'll shut their teeth and
stand H.
Mr. 4 Floed has been washed out og
the prohibition Star Office.
Alden Goldsmith a famous hnrsema n,
once the owner Of Goldsmith Maid, died
last Monday.
Congress has been asked to establish an
Agricultural experimental station at Cor.
wallis.
Gen. Logan has had bad case OF lnaam
matory rheumatism, causing some alarm.
A Chlnaman attempted 10 commit suicide
In the Willamette, At Portland, last Monday,
but found the water too cold, and gladly
allowed himself 70 be rescued.
A Lincoln Co, w. r, stocksaan from,
Av00 eHeeP, tnetuuing lambs, sold 5000
worth OF wool and $1,000 worth Of mutton
Herbert Beechcr the sen Of his father
the great Henry Ward. L 10 command 4
| small Puget Sound steamer.
A Richmond. Va, woman, has lust con,
leased 10 horrible murder committed b,
her husband = year ago, ShInrlck l. the
name OF the tnurdcrer.
In Portland now when gentleman sends
bouquet TO lady friend he sends q re
eeipted bill along with Il.
Mr. ] D Wyatt. formerly Of Albany, hal
retired from business At Astoria, on &C
count Of a bad throat trouble. lie will gs
20 California.
Lord and Lady Campbell IN the famous
divorce case AZ London. were found s.no
guilty" 50 all this nonsense haa been fol
nothing. Newspaper readers are tired o
the busInesG
The mining edition Of the Portland Nssu
issued last Tuesday, Il a very valuable pro
duetion. showing up the mining interests oI
the Northwest IN an able and lmpartia
manner
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eBETUARr.

WHEREAS, Tho hanl OF death hiss pass.
cd through our midst and taken from our
fsaisrnily cur esteemed and worthy Bro.
\. 8. Thayer. Therefore be Il
Resolved. by Jordan Valley Orange,
No. AZ, +. OF n. that In the death Of Bro.
Thayer that Jordan Valley Grange has
lost one OF iis most faithful and verify
menbers the community an industrious
and ebllging nsighbor and his family >
kind and lndulgent husband aud father,
Be it
Resolved, That as feeble token 0f our
respect for our worthy brother and enF
sympathy for tho family Of the deceased
hat these Resolutions be spread on the
Record oI the Grange. . copy bs sent 10
the beFeaved saznily, - the "Willamette
Farmer" aha STATES Hf0Ifra pmmoCmAT
and the ALBANY Herald aud Dssssni-
inator" for publication.
r. II. GOODMAN,
u. II. lRvfNm,
JAcon Hunxn,
Committee.
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soc1aDAsD l,GRsesAs-

State Superintendent Mcf.lroy was IN A.
bany Tuesday.
Rev $ 2 Wilson, Presiding Elder Of the
u = Church, has been In the city.
Dir w II Edwards, . relative Of Mrs John
Briggs arrived in Albany Wednesday from
Fordingburg. ELgiand.
The DEMocRAT acknowledges . pleasant
call from Mrs John Nelson aud daughter Of
Siiedd precinct, last Saturday
Dir NJ y Woodcook. of Corvallis. was II
Albany Monday. Mr. w. il anon 20 have
Banker preGxod 10 his name.
Mr John Robson, Of the firm Of Deyoe 4
Robson iest Thursday n0on og last week on
visit 70 his former home at Clinton, Mo.
Geo Foster left last Friday for California.
where he goes seeking health, which his
many frisnds here hope be viii Gnd.
O Coshow, Jr.. Secretary OF the B. "
Mills Of Brownsville, was ID the city Friday.
lie Illuminated our sanetum with bis busineks
eontsuance.
Miss Lizzie Cannon, Of Waitsburr. w. 4.
= IN tho county. The guest Of her sister. Nrs
DR. MastoD, and father Mr. Yes Cannon. 81
Center precinct.
fisy C.J Miller. Of Portland returned hon.
Monday. after having labore.l some tins
with Rev Davis IN the revival meetings a
the Evangelical Church.
Gen Singlston former resilient Of Albany
was IN the city the Eirnt e the week. accom-
paHlsd BY bis wife. 81 smith. a. ho was
called. used 10 b. one ~ she ''lAsea'' here
IL Mack and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Iefl
Saturday for their home 81 Rsker CITY. Ths
Mack estate. which has been ia tk1 hands 81
Dir David FToman for many years, was divi
ded last week.
Deputy Sheriff Humphrey roturnsd lasi
| Friday from . tax collecting tour through
the conntry. II yon havsn't Iiquidated bet
ter do 80 early and set the matter OF you
mind.
Mrs 7 kalboch. sister Of Mrs y J Hen
ton wis has bsen visiting ID this city sever
al months, leIs last Saturday for Los AnQles
NaL Dir hsnton accompanied her 10 Port.
land.
Mrs G u RideonE and daughter left las
Saturday for their new home, at San Lean
dro. Cal, where Mr Rideout vent severe
nenshs ago. The beat wishes Of man,
friends went with them.
Mr. John Wiaie. Of Hsisey. was ID Al
bsny Tuesday. "uncia Jake" will bo s
years Of ace ia few days. and is even nos
gulsa active for man of that age. Ha came
"a Oregon in 1852. Iiaa the honor oG baini
= great grand father.
Itr j (. Hill who il now Ia Texas ON
basinesa trip writes from Waco ia that Stat
shat the weather Is very la0 and everythin
hourishing in that exemplary Democrat
State. Iie says Waco 10 very lively. Tn
DIR will return soon
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-24

As considerable interest Is manifested In
the subject we give below the date Of ex-
Piration Of the commissions Of the postmas-
tiers Of several cities in Oregon
JM Bacon, Oregon City, Jan y, 1889.
J NJ Irvine, Albany, Jan 4, 1887.
Mary coughill, East Portland, Jan 6,IssT.
A L Palmer, Baker City, Dec 10, 1887.
" r. Baber. Corvallis, Jan a5 1888.
WI Odell, Salem. Dec rI,I6Ss.
A p Hammond, Ashland, Jan 7, 1850.
FN Shuoilif was appointed Collector of
Portland, Dec a., 1885, NJ wadsworth
Agent at the SiIetz Feb 76. 1883 O n
Thonberg receiver Of moneys at The Dalles,
March 1, 1883 P Kelly Y $ Marshal July
?, 1854.
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IA FOREST -BARNESs-On Wednes'
day evening, Dec. 21nd, ISS6at the risi
Slence Of the brides mother, IN this city
bv Rev. III. r. Webb, MR. EuGKNE i.A'
FoREsr and MISS LuELA BARNES.
IThe occasion, we understand, was very
pleasant one, quite q nulnber ot invited
guests being present. The happy couple
received many elegant presents. 4 sumpt-
ous repast was spread The groom Is *
pr ess agent on the Lebanon express,aad The
bride is a highly esteemed life long resident
of ALBANY. The DnmocRAr extends It's
congratulations.
MILLER -JORDAN.--On Dec. 1896
II tie Court House, IN Albany, BY Coo.
Humphrey !. r., Nix s MiI-LER aad
CYNTHIA IoRpAS both Of Albany.
METTANER- --TIER zOG On Dec. 6,
1886. st the residence Of i. r. Ranken, II
Rev E Doring Mr. JoHN METTASER aad
MARIA nnRzoG both Of Linn county.
sMEAD D-EDWARpS On Dec. I3lhs
1885. af the residence of Mrs Jane Smes d
IS Albany By Rev. II. F, Webb, MR.
SAmUnz. SmEAn and MISS NNTpa Eps
vARDs- bofhsof Asbany
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esl.rss Ilsa.s

During the past two days The ssml-serm
examinations in all the classes have been
In progress.
Tnis evening the College takes vaca-
tion for the holidays until Tue ssday norn'
ing, January 4th,
The term thus far has been q very
promising one and ehe attendance Is con.
stantly increasing.
After the holidays classes will be form.
ed 70 tccemmodate any who desire 10 At
tend during the winter months. Such
students viii be charged tuiIion according
20 tho time In attendance,
Tho students frem abroad 20 homo d
spend Christmas and New Years.
A good girl who wishes te attend Col
lege and work for her board and tuItion
can find place te beard IN the family o.
the President.
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Hrsm ,As Esss Ena.

The following from the Boise City Sfafss-
maz, viii show how things are progressing
on that end Of the o r r. and as we'll
how the road Is viewed there
The surveyors Of this road recently cross.
cd over Snake River and located the line
from the point Of crossing the Oregon Short
Line road. They were on this side for
only two or three days, just long enough 10
locate the line for the distance named, but
II Is their.intention 10 return later and con.
tinue the survey np the river. The road
will not run TO the mouth Of the MaiheuT,
az was supposed, but point two or three
miles below the CANYON the survey passes
over a low divide in the hills, and strikes
Snake River near the Owyhee River, and
crosses the Snake near the Sevcy ferry.
making nearly a straight casterly line.
There are now over Bo0 men az work on
The Oregon side in the Malheur country.
and Il Is their intention 20 work all winter
at grading. Surveyors arc also at work on
the eastern side Of the Cascade mountains,
and they viii continue the work As long ~
the weather permits. The road Is now
completed and In running order from va
cuina Bay TO Albany, distance Of nearly
roo miles, and surveys completed To the
Cascade mountains. and the greater portion
under contract. The engineers In charge
Of the work say the road Is coming To Boise
City. When the road VIA firxt incorporaf.
ed the terminal points were Iaquina hay
and Boise City. While We have no assur-
ances from the company 20 that effect, yel
it Is generally understood along the iine
that Boise City l. To be the eastern terminus
II Is further understood that at this point
connection Is TO be made with the Chicago
& Northwestern building west. How soor
all this will be realized Is indefinite, but !
Is confdentiaIly expected that inside Of twS
years Boise City viii be one Of the grea
trans-continental roads connecting shs
Pacific Coast with the Atlantic.
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Following were the recorded sales IN
Linn county during the past week
Emma Wheeler 90 Mary Eager lets
and s block 50, Albany ....,.....S 81 600
J II Carter and wife 10 John p Carter,
50 acres 10 tp "a = SR4 w........ 1909
James Bannals and wife TO d MAos-
.fnld, 77xllO feet Z oerner Of
Broadalbin and Fifth streets, $50. $50
jas N Smith and vile 70 Major John.
son, IL acres In tp IL X 4........ 500
w II Cochran aud wife 70 Mary M
Parker, lots and 2, Ia block %,
Haohleman's second addition to
Albany. any.,.............,... 400
Ed Il Mack, Francis Lawrence and
husband TO David Froman. part OF
lots and In block 10, eastern
addition 10 Albany. - ..s........
" II Hiatt and wife 20 John Leody,
i4l.6A acres Ia Up IL ; r 2 w.,... $500
0 L Mcdowell 10 w Fletcher, 10 acres
in tp Is \ RI w............. 80
] NJ Powell aud vito TO M A Miller,
lexil0 feet Ia Lebanon. ....... COO
] h ColSey and wife to A Holman,2 lots
In Scio. 3lxlo0 feet Ia Same city,
3 lots in Bilycu's addition to said
city, and one-hAH lot in Whoeler's
addition 10 that city ...,....,.... $500
Andrew Hale and wife to Geo Il Rees,
l46 acres ia tp n s R4w...... 1000
i G peebler aud wife 10 Milton Il HeArn.
66xl65 feet in Ralhton sthird addi.
tion 90 Lebanon. n................. 45O
j 4 Wilson and wife 10 Prior Wilson,
100 acres Of land ia Up IL s RAW
and the undivided l-llth Of several
parcels OF land ................ $500
Jos Robinett 70 William IL Purify. 20
acres in Up ~ 8 RAw........ q
Prior Wilson to Mary Black, 80. 90 acres
Ia tp l3 SRA w................ 700
VIM Purdy and wife to Geo II Bogue,
20 acres in tp IL s SR4 w..s... $50
Albany Cemetery Association BY II N
George Pres. 20 NJ w Mack, lot.
Date Of deed Sept 2, 1865.
@ A Mcdonald and wife 70 w o Brown
100 acres in tp ~ s SRiE........ $40
Anne Mcdonald and husband 20 w q
Brown, l6O acres in Up IL r. II go
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one Years Increase.

According to an estimate made in the
OysgO1ian recently the population Of Linn
county increased s.ooo from 1855 10 1886,
as shown by the census Of 1885 and the
election of June, 1886. The increase in
Oregon was put at about $4,000. Estimates
Of population based on elections are unre-
liable. In this case, though, it Is probable
the nail has been hit on the head. Certain
ly Linn county Is increasing its population
at a steady, reliable rate.
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Munslng Match.

Lest Monday a hunting match took
place In the vicinity OF Tangent with the
following result
LF Smith, Captain, 14B; w Loeney,
3z5 O 0 Werner, 1856; II Beard. 205 !;
0 mcfarland, 80; A Beard, go Wal
den, o0.~-IS65,
Ed Lefrancis, Captain, 2D0; q Sharp,
$50 ] NJ Beard, 1876 r E Moore, IS l.
Pagan, 05 !; w D Mc0es, o.; II Hamnbsll,
65.-o00.
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Last Sabbath evening, Mr. John sippy, of
HaIsey, suddenly fell dead at his home In
that city. Heart disease was the cause.
About month or two ago he had the mis-
fortune to break leg and has since been
confined TO the house. Mr. Sippy was an
old resident of Linn county and was a man
highly respected by all. He was the father
Of Mrs Leon Power, of this city, and be-
sides Mrs Power leaves several other chill
dren and wife to mourn his death. Fun
cral services took place Tuesday afternoon.
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This remarkable book Is now out, and Is
receiving big sale, not only on account Of
the celebrated author, but as we'll because
of the interesting nature of the work. Full
of "reminiscences connected with Gen. Me-
Clellan's life, it also explains many points
often debated. In this respect It viii be a
valuable book in the hands of the historical
student. It Is works of this nature that
should be in the hands of the people. Mr.
b F French, Of Portland, is now canvassing
Albany IN the interest Of this book.
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melsslay Presents.

| have in stock great variety oi articles
that viii make nice holiday presents, includ
ing fancy slipper. Tor ladies' aud gents. Alic
lins shoes for lasl'ss and gents, staple articles
in dry goods. dress patterns In black ard
colorsd silks aud fancy vorsted, embro.-
dered, etc.
Also notions. ia great variei J. fancy towels,
aplashers. table aud stand cgyefs. lates I
thisg 10 tides. linen worsted and spun siik ,
neck wear. satchels, etc. Lamps glass ware,
fancy cups and saueers At reduced prices.
Sc. Yor@c.
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naa neaalum. ana yFer.e.

Last week at Corvallis Shorty Buttci field
was held to await the action of the Grand
Jury under the charge Of incendiarism, and
Charles Rogers to appear and testify,it being
claimed that they attempted to burn ] Z Sor-
bins saloon. Butterfeld has been gradual
Is travelling towards the penitentiary for sew.
erai years. II is now thought the two have
been engaged in other acts Of like nature
just before the fire Butterfeld said 10
Rogers, "Lets go ard touch off Sorbin."
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70 she Pui,IIr.

! am now better prepared than ever be-
fore 70 suit my numerous customers Ii All
lines Of goods. ] have larger stock which
! personally selected, and have many nov
elites could not get BY ordering goods cx
cIusiveiy. I have just made extensive IN,
proycments TO my Boot and Shoe Store
giving me much more room than formerly,
and enabling me to carry a larger assort-
ment and to sell you better goods for the
money. have Just received direct from
the factory full line Of ladies' and eenlss
slippers for the holiday trade especially
selected for this market. al Of which will
be sold on their merits, and every pair
guaranteed, even In cheap slippers and
shoes.
SAMUEL. r. YorSc.
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egAn elegant line Of holiday presents At
Foshay & Mason's.
ETChristmas cards Of peculiarly appro-
pirate designs ~ Fcshay & Mason'n.
gyFoshay & Mason's stock Of holiday
books Il we'll selected, and embraces all the
standard ~ well as novel works.
swA finer line Of albums than that kept
by Foshay s Mason cannot be found in the
valley.
EyThefe are many novelties at Foshay
s. Masofi's.
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Given Aways

DO not forget to call at French's the
nCorner' Jewelry Store ard see those beau
tifuI oil paintings which will be given away
Jan. rst. Full line Of aiIyerwarc, jewelry
watches, clocks, spectacIes, etc, at sweep
ing reduction until after the holidays
Watches SO, beautiful caskors So, knives,
forks, spoons, etc. very cheap. Remem
Der, no charge for engraving. Call ard
sec the grand display, the Corner Jewel
fy store
e II EnnszcI1.