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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-05
A Murderer Lyncheti.

The assassin of James Philbeck
Van Canady. Gan account Of his ar.
rest appears in to-day's paper) was
taken from the Shelby Jail Satur-
day night by q masked mob and
hung. He confessed the crime and
said his punishment was merited,
Just and an honor TO the country.
He said be and his brother had de-
termined 10 rob Philbeck, and on
the night in question he started out
from Mooresboro, where he lived,
and went 10 Philbeck's house. He
approached the door three times but
his heart failed him Finally he
knocked twice. Philbeck and wife
answered. BE handed the old man
Q note, and when asked who he was
replied, Death" and shot the old
man 10 the brain Hiswife scream
ed, ''0h Lord" but he silenced her.
secured all her money, and as she
started 10 strike a light, shot her
He made his escape and returned
home.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-05
ANEW scheme.

Miss Mamie L. Hatchett, Of Hem
derson, this State, has shot athwart
the journalistic sky, in the New
York World, plan for the nation
al generalization Of Presidential
elections" Atfirst blush it illumn-
ates, and dszzles like a meteor, but
finally goes out in the darkness of
iinpracticability.
The World gives a picture of Miss
Hatchett. but we fail to find in it a
striking resemblance of the author
of this new scheme, which is as fol-
lows: Let each state selectits choice
for Chief Magistrate from the body
Of its own citizens. All the men so
selected are to meet in Washington
on Inauguration Day and cast lots
between themselves for the White
House. The one who wins shall
take the oath Of Office, and the 9TH
ers shall bundle home the million
aire club in the Senate and take pos
session of that chamber permanent
ly. When a Presidential term ex-
pires another lot shall be taken, ex-
GLIDING the State having supplied a
President until all the States shall
have had their turn. The new body
in the Senate Chamber shall act as
Presidential advisers, and the States
shall keep the vacancies filled as they
occur.
We admire Miss Hatchett's talents
and brilliancy but must confess that
this fash Of lightning, as it were,
from her imagination is too much
for us. Itsavors of a lottery scheme
and is susceptible of much eorrup-
ton. II will not do. However, the
scheme will attract attention, and
give Miss Hatchett widespread
notoriety. -~.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-05
New Schedule ON the seaboard.


The following is the new through
schedule on the Seaboard system
which begins Monday, December 3rd.
The passenger train will make the
run from Charlotte to Portsmouth in
Is hours aud minutes. Its sched-
ule viii be as follows Leave Char.
lotte 6 a m, arrive Wadesboro 8 q.
n g, (breakfast). STRIVE Hamlet 9.05.
arrive Rsleigh 1926 p. m DINNER at
Kittrell), arrive Weldon AIS arrive
Portsmouth z :05.
Going South. The train will leave
Portsmouth at 3 q. m, Weldon at
ll:45. Raseigh at 3 10 p. m. Il, DINNER
at Cary, Hamlet at 6 As, arrive at
at Charlotte 1915.
There never was q railroad COM
pany more DESTROYS Of pleasing pep
pie who live along It's route than the
Seabuard sy.t-m. It's officers are
most courteous and obliging, and
complaints are seldom head from
thOs who travel or receive and ship
freigbts over their lines. The CLroa-
icIe is always pleased TO know that q
road 80 rooted in the confidence oil
the people is doing great things for
II ELF
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-05
Dropped Dead.

John Moore, an ag d citizen. re-
siding three miles west of Shelby.
dropped dead in his chair, while con.
yersing with his wife. He arose in
his usual hea IT,, ate his breakfast,
complained Of his heart trouble. and
few minutes after he was seated in
bis chair. his head inclined down
wa.d. His wife rushed to his aid
bnt the angel Of death had summon
ed him. He had for many yeirs had
heart disease.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-05

with feet on the mantel, taking an
occasional Whit Of a cigar, making
the best Of tie gloomy situation"
You have our sympathy, old fell
low. The girls that decided to take
us poor editors this year have about
all made, sealed and signed thereon
tracts. Sorry you got left. Joe
Daniels, and Manning, and Roscow-
er, and Whichard and We send you
our greetings and wish you better
luck next year.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-05

The Raleigh News-0Dserver of
this morning learns that Mr.. Lougee,
democrat, who holds the certificate
as Treasurer-elect Of Wake county,
declined TO qualify, it being
understood that by counting in the
Fourth ward Mr.. Bridgers was elect
ed. Thereupon the commissioners
declared the Office vacant. Il is also
said that it is likely that the board
will elect Mr.. Bridgers, a Republic
can, to the Office. The News-0b-
server enters a protest against such
proceedings. 1t says Mr.. Lougee
did right not to claim the office, as
Mr.. Bridgers received a majority Of
the votes, and, upon his declining it,
there was an apparent vacancy. But
ifMr. Bridgers is entitled to the Of
fee he is entitled because the people
elected him, and, upon the disclaim-
erof Mr.. Lougee, the board could
have recognized Mr.. Bridgers' right
"a right which court would en-
force. IL Is lawful for the board to
do without an order of court what a
court would order it to do. II is
lawful for the board, Mr.. Lougee
having come before il and disclaim-
ed title, 10 recognize the title of Mr..
Bridgers, although he is not armed
with a certificate, which is the law
ful evidence Of bis right.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-05

We Just want 10 say TO those
bachelor editors whoare si.tingback
in their Offices, waiting for the fair
girls Of this land 10 take advantage
Of their leap year privileges, that
they are going 10 be left, high and
dry. Here is the printed testimony
Of editor II. A. Latham, Of the
Washington Gazette:
leap year is almost gone, ard
still We sit alone IN our chamber,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-05
just How il Works.

We sec from the Tarboro Soufh@-
ner that it only costs 90 cents TO
send a bale Of cotton from Tarboro to
Norfolk over the Atlantic c. act
Line, The rate from wilson and
there is not five miles difference, in
the distance, is 81 So only a differ
ence of 90 cents in the bale, The
r. ason the rates are So low at Tar,
boro is b, cause narrow gage rails
road has been CONSTRUCTED from Tar
boro to Hamilton. and there connects
with line If steamboats,.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-05
DIR. Lowe Elected Commissioner


The County Board of Justices met
to-day TO gil the vacancy 10 the
Bard Of County Commissioners
caused by the resignation Of M. A.
Angler Aquarium being present the
election of Commissioner was con-
sidered. The e we're three names
rlaced in domination and resulted In
d.. Lowe receiving IL votes; Frank
Proctor 4; and n. A. Ramsay 2. DR..
Lowe was declared the nominee. AT
the reorganization Of the Board OF
Commissioners Dr. Lowe was sworn
in by Esquire Barbee and immediate
" entered upon the discharge Of hi
duties DR. Lowe has had consider.
able exp ri nee in public life and will
make q good commissioner.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-05

Farmers, lpok to your interest and
take your tobacco 70 Jones Il Co..
Raleigh, they have plenty Of money,
and Tobacco is on q big boom there.
Bright stock is high. noy25 II
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-05
He Desires Everybody Especially his Friends and Gus
toners, to take advantage of this opportunity
from day to day until all is sold.

We ssy al ng aims against HIM individually
dorser, mail statement Of same Properly Ateed
debtors would say, well be- know what Is
nothing labor for bread and cobet
undivided aul your eft ts IN help
relieve him by COMING your earliest convenience 10
Office in Duhan NJ e. and paving Indebtedness IN full nr
making will Be entirely satisfactory
which believe every and will do and saving as the
trouble sending your houses aud
and Inconvenience Of being cal ed upon
entertain legal represen At residence
Please avail Yourself Of this invitation that
you may expect us authorized agent any moment
HH MARKHAM, lr,,..n.r
We FOSTER. iho'i
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-05
AYerage, $500
Sold for ". H. sTRUM, Nah
Average. sllOO
Sold for Mrs. sALLlE BLACK
WELL, Nash.

Figures n lie invite the Planters
the them
~ tobacco The management the "OLD FARMERS WAREHOUSE
the hand pf old farmer Win knows the interest and needs Of the
farmer nr always looks 10 his and invite you give
call and fer yourself do get the highest
your tobacco floor We the only closed stalls
stock that there this market have The best lighted houc
h State exhibit Jour tobacco have and careful hands
weigh handle your crop; plenty with
lastly your tobacco If do for buy
other or We have good auconee and
viii be glad hay you and make TRIAL sALEs Of you who
have not given a you have feel assured will again
and come often. Your Friends
OFFICERS
PROCTOR President T. T. LOVE, Secretary Treasurer
WM. q MOORE Manager n LFLEMING, Ja, Floor Manager
w IL HESTER Canvasser. CIV LEE, Virginia. Anclionee
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-05
BIB
COLoRE , FLATESl

Ths Tssnty.four oolorsd stndiss FOR Isss Win
ibeiads Autumn Landseaps, winter Lsbdsesgs,
Ennssg Landscape SUNSET ksrins, gscqusminot
Roses CsfDstions. DahOdils. TULIPS, Applss, 0ifIs
e. stat your preferences withost delay Address
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-09-21
HARRISBURG.

still the query Is. why don't we get as
much for our wheat as At Monroe. Haley
or Junction ? They lead us In price con.
tinually. Are the freights 30 high or IL
there "trust' or combine arrangement
Miss Kate Ulery Il down from Eugene
on visit 10 her friends, w w Briggs and
family.
Mrs. Minnie Brown il now making her
parents and relatives visit. as We see her
on The streets looking natural as ever.
How beautifully "proteelion protects" is
fully illustrated By the present protective
tariff system In protecting Drehel in the
manufacturing of sacks AZ an extra cost OF
two cents per sack 10 the farmers.
Jerry Hay will soon start TO Spokane
Falls TO look out for location 10 go into
business for some Portland agricultural
implement company.
How much did ih= doctor get for setting
William Basset's arm
Mrs. Hattie Henderson Who has been
visiting for some time her Inothcr, MR..
Humphrey, Of this place, contemplales &c.
turning to her home soon.
John Waters. OF Brownsville. was on our
streets yesterday.
To see thirty 10 forty teams standing at
the warehouses waiting their turn To uu.
load looks like business.
James Miller, of Eastern Oregon, Is down
on business trip to Harrisburg. lie looks
a. we'll as ever, only a little more lean.
Miss Allie Hay and Robert White, Of
Brownsville were married last night at tho
residence OF the brides parents. Rev.
Ulery officiating. The parties 10 the con.
tract were the happy recipients OF nnmer.
Gus presents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-09-21
riiuRknAY.
IN Grimm. Il solo, l. Ii the eitg.

/ N Griffin, Of Scio, IL in the city.
A musical band Of darkics are 10 tho city
to-day dong the town.
OF EKrausse, Of Salem, Of Krausse & Klein,
was Ia the city last night
&c Frost, manager of tile p4eidc Mutual
Life Ina Go, has been in the city.
The boas, Of Frank Rankin, tho photoz-
rapher, was burned at Eugene Monday night.
A serious time prevails in France over
rise 10 the price Of bread, caused by poor
crops.
A young lady 10 Chicago died yesterday
from tight cling. We knew it would come
TO this.
Gov Hill WAS nominated by the democratic
convention of New York yesterday by acela
nation.
JadRe SErahan went TO Salem Yesterday
10 be- ready Tor the October term 0f the su.
preme court.
Walia Waila has been requested 10 raise
$500 by Sept 30 II q desires she hremen's
tournament next year.
w Read, Chas Brnsh, Mike Cowan aud
| y NJ Huston returned from the mines 10 day
with good reports II the prospects there.
bringing Eome some more fine specimens.
The Strawberries mentioned yesterday
were brought into our Office 20 LAY by Nj
John Millard, aud are the bona ida article.
September strawberries are something Ia be
proud Of. Hurrah for Oregon!
Prof u L Arnold returned from hts extend
| cd Eastern tour last Saturday mtsil pleased
with his trip says tho Times. His Welt &
other Colleges will greatly ssrist him is
making our institution an Asi,eaItarai Col
lege not merely Ia mans.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-09-21
O'''''ll Co., ~ Pl',,.
TEMpERANcE COLUMN.
Edited by Albany W. cru.

Az the last regular meeting Of the Union,
unanimous vote Of thanks was given TO Mr.
Thon as Brink, Wholesale furniture dealer, In
this city, for presenting TO the Union. two
good, substantial tables. With these tables
SO kindly donated by Mr. Brink aud several
others procured by the ladies. there will be a
sufficient number TO furnish the hall for any
colations or dinners The Union now has It's
own dishes, cutlery, cooking utensils aud
tables, aud is pretty well Tilted up for gen.
eral housekeeping. The next thing Ia the
furnishing Of the Reading Room. which be.
ing an enterprise Of greater Dimensions than
furnishing the kitchen. had to wait until
plans could be- devised for maintaining it.
We nope however. to bave /. opened and
running In good shape before many weeks
elspse.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-09-21
Referees Sale.

In IRE CYciol Court e/ tie STATE Il : re-
gOH, for Linn County
III A Holman and Julia Holman, hi@ wife.
Ollie Shelton ard Hsman Shelton her
husband, and Elizabeth Holman, Plain
tiffs,
Teinpa Hunt and Leander Hunt, her hus.
banI, Mary Hannah and Tbos Hannah,
her husband, Jeremiah Holman and
Eivina Holman, bis wife. Isaac Holman,
Elizabeth S'rOug hnd WIn Slroug, her
husband, CalIstins Fnrgey and Elias
Forgsy, hfr husband, Martha =, III ard l.
Hill, her husband, Lotto Reid and 4 hos
Reid. her husband, jeremiah " lidby aud
Josephine Whiiby, Ills vie. Martha Lam
ders af.l JDo LaDdrrs. hor husband
Jennie IA dwell and Floyd Caldwell, her
huGhatd, Sarah Hunt and / ynan hunt.
h. r hp. .hand. Mollie Sanders and d. Fan.
dsrs 'cr husband John wildly, Monroe
Mhi.bY, G II Wttdi,y. hns W nldby,
ani Nm BenJttt Defendants.
al ONCE Is hereby VI en that lbe un-
N dersikn4.i. tho Referee duly appoint
ed ty iiie abovt enfitied Conrt in the
above eBtt'e.i cause {" make safe Of the
premises hereinafter dsseribsd will pur-
sIfafit to,an order Of p&td Court in said
cause dnly niade and entered of record on
tho l2rh d ~ os March. 1885. at the Court
H0nsg q. or IN Albsny in said county on
saturday tIs eDth day Or sepIenbcr, 1883,
at tbe honr of one elGcx IN the afternoon
Of SAID day sell Ali the right. title. interest
and estate of each of the Plaintiffs aud
Defendants herein in and to the following.
Described premises, to-wif: The southeast
quarter aud the south half of the north
east quarter of Eection sixteen in Town
ship 10. y X e Also the northwest
quarter cffiIe northeast q1arter ot section
10, Tnwuship III, - X W Also beginning
at the southeast eorDrr Of lot ! in f-ection
; 10 To~nship = II | ", and running
themes west ssventy-iHo rods = thence
uCrth ,eveury-six rods thence east
sevsniy-twO rods thence apn,i seventy.
six rods to the place of beginning. all
situated in the Willamette meridisn III
I.iun county, Oregon, rornaining 81 acres
FERNS oTsalesash in hand.
VIM CYkUs,
he cree.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-09-21

The one thing which the iiqnor.inon evince
q special dread Of is the loss ot tho legal stat.
na which the regulation or license system
givcs them. The amount Of ths iee they care.
relatively, little about. Prohibition, with
it's contingency Of bolts aud bars, is always
and everywhere most unweloome 20 them. IL
u true they say prohibition Ia 'faiiaro," :"
but it In also true that they leave no stone
antnreed TO prevent, wherever possible, its
having any opportunity 10 "iAil." Their ae-
tion Ia the premises gives the lie 10 their
words. The localities, in various States, frem
~hieh the open DRAM shop has been Altogssh.
er banlshed, and the aeverai commemorative
which have substituted prohihi,ory for H..
eense legislation, have abundantly demon
ssrated the wisdom Of their action. Biblical
admonition, and practical experience. there.
Tore. alike point Co legal prohibition. rather
than The imposition OF high -license feem, fer
tbe tueeesslul solution Of tho great sthical
liquor problem.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-09-21
peath rr,m Yellow Fever.

New foRg, Sept. Is.-Prof. Richard A
Proctor, the astronomer and lecturer, died
to night In the Willard Park private hos.
pital, OF yellow fever. tie had been In the
hospital since Tuesday night, but as late as
nightfa!l the authorities were reluctant to
admit the true character oithe al!ment. The
professor death, however, was preceded
BY black tomit. " hich set ali doubts AZ reSt
Prot. Proctor arrived here on Monday fro IN
Florida by rail,and put up at the West.
minister hotel, on East Sixteenth street lie
mad spent the sammer at his place, called
Oak Lawn, In Marion county, Florida, and
was MT known 10 have been exposed TO
the disease. He was enroute for England.
where he was to lecture this fall and win.
ter, and had left hIs wife and family in
Florida.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-09-21
Huntsville, W. r.

Hoodlums rocked and shot into the NJ.
4. Church on Saturday night, No cause
known. They arc not residents.
Before one month the number of houses
In HuntsvIlle will be doubled. No such
growth was ever seen In this town.
Mrs y Hunt, who fell and broke her
hip some weeks since, Is recovering. Her
daughter, Mrs. Henkie. has returned 10
Oregon.
a great harvest of wheat blessed this
country. and the price Is good. There was
no rain in harvest, and there Is no bad
wheat.
The weather Is thick, and there are gen.
erai sigr.s of rain. We arc ready.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-09-21
THE NAN ABOUT TOWN.

The outlosk now Is that most OF the dis-
tiuguished orators Of the United States will
be In the Northwestin the next few years.
They will only stopin their circuit at places
that can give them proper support. II Al
bany would be one Of them It must estab-
ilsh the fact that IL will support such en-.
tertalnments. We cannot value the priv.
iiege too highly The platform Is one Of
the great educators OF the day and Il reiines
a people 10 be brought iu contact with en-.
inent speakers. We must hereafter show
our metal. One OF the ablest II not ab.est
orators who will be here Il Robert Nourse,
who will give an entertainment at the
Opera. House Ia this city on Friday even.
Ing, Sept. 2Sth when his subject will be
"John and Jonathan" The Man About
Town understands that Seattle people re,
Gently sort OF went Wild over this lecture
and we would like to see Albany people
enthuse a little.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-09-21
PATENT
Executors Notice.

NOTICE j. h,rshy gwen ti,at the under.
sig4ed has been duly appointed by rhs C0un
~ Court cf Linn county, Or gor, Ezecutrix
u the last - III and iestamett,f w. a. Nc.
Far.ahd. deceased. AL psFsons having claims
against raid estate are hsreby notified aud
r.quired 10 present. the some with the proper
g. tie urdcrsig igned ia A.taay, Ore
Jon, within ak months from the date hereof
Dated Auga-t OH, 1883.
CAMILLA MCFARLAND,
ExteutriR
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-09-21
notln

SAN Francisco, Sept. ts.-To.day has
been another somewhat peculiar day, much
indeed the same as yesterday. Persons who
we're abroad yesterday afternoon late were
treated to a rare experience In the form oI a
hot wind that swept the city from the
southwest. The heat for few miuuies was
80 intense that those who felt IL instructive.
y looked about for fire along the water
front. Work was suspended, men expect.
ing an earthquake or some other strange
phenomenon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-09-21
FOR PILES.

Itching Piles are known by moisture llke y splr
ioll prodncing very d,sagrecable itching after
ing warm. This form well as Blind, bleeding ami
Piles yield ia the application nf
Dr. Boeankos Pile remedy, which acts directly upon
the pgrs affected absorbing the tumors aliayng the
Intense itching and eifeciing permanent cure. 50
cents Address The DIR Bosanko Medicine Co Piqu
o. sold by Dr. Guiss and Son.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-09-21

Mrs $ NJ ! Henry. Nat. Eyangolistc su.
perintendent Of the VIC I u: lady Of
great talent as writer. has jast published a
yolumn OF poems, entitled "vietoris." Press
noticea are very complimentary, and speak q
il as one Of her finest p4oductions.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-09-21
nR. M aAN kn

In his discovery fer Consumption, succeeded iis
pFoducinga medicine which is acknowledged by al
10 be simply marvellous. IL IL exceedingly pleafau
the taste perfectly harmless, aud docs not sieken
In ell cases Of Consumption. Coughs Colds Whoen
ing Cough, CroIp, Brenchiiis aud Pains the Chest
has given universal satisfaction. DIR Bosa kos
Cough and Lung Syrup is sold ~ 20 oents by
siuiss and Son.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-09-21

Grover Cleveland Is a great man. Since
the publication of hts retaliation message
aud letter OF acceptance, republicans have
Loaf all interest In the circumference of his
collar IN their sad and bewilderrd contem-
plation of the length of his head.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-09-21
FRIDAY

Heap big indtso 10 tho city is.
The Oregon paisae. d Salem. b - eollap.
ed.
The Oyegoniaa's aitist is IN The city TAX.
iBg views for speelAl edisiau Of thAi paper
CO Burkhart went 10 Poruaul ihi. noon
10 get witnesses 10 the ease ~ the state agt
McGuire.
Mr Jas A sts,i. of Portland. Is IL tho
county with 4 shotxan. s',o,.ting grouse.
American grouse of course.
Yesterday Mr. William Forsmi lsr pur.
chased Mrs l. II Testers Wa-htgfon Street
property, or part Of t. f,r $1,000.
Mta T. w Langdon aad Miss Grace Piper
arrived in the city 10 day from Salsn and
are the guests oi Recorder ienton
A California man writing about Oregon
represents that the rivers aud creeks in Ore.
gon dry up in the Fammer months, which is
a monatrons ialsehood.
Tie Willamette Packing Co. yesterday
skipped two car loads Of fruit to Portland.
This Company has done a iine business this
season. and Is credit 10 the city.
237 papils we're enrolled In the Pendle:on
public schools or Monday. the largest first
day on record. Ia Albany tbs numbe. was
almost 3uUs
ID B Manteith fetnrned yesterday from
Southern Oregon. sbeFe hs says he could
ind no ore 10 take his bet on Harrison; but
Portland man offers 10 soap il mp wiih lots
more.
Engene LaForest aud Mrs Chas Barnes
arrived homs from Portland to-day. highly
pleased with the record Of their horse Dick
Flshstiy. tis iFotting Is said TO have been
equal to 2:25 oa a California track. Aud this
was bis sscond race lie viii be taken 70
Salem tc -nerrow
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-09-21

oh, dear! The London Standard actual
talks of going to war with the United
States In case the treaty of 1918 Is not OBJ.
served. Easy, brother, easy. The United
States Is a size or two larger than IL was In
1879. and we could swallow Canada at one
bite II we were real hungry mad.