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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-06-07
CENTREDALE.

Mr. Stephen Kelly has brought a new
horse.
job printing at reasonable prices al
the TIMES Office, Olneyville Square.
Mr.. James V. Dawley has been on a
trip TO Saundersville, Mass, this week.
Mrs Fred d. Brown, Of Providence, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo +. Angel,
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barnes, late of the
Centredale Hotel have been spending a
few days at Narragansett Pier.
Mr. Albertus Seares. Of the Centredalc
Hotel, has bought Mr. James Barnes
moving wagon, "The Busy Bee"
Thedic Nichols, who has been sick for
the past four weeks. IL slowly improv-
ing but Is not able 10 sit up any yet.
The Young American Fife and Drum
Band, Of this place, have an engagement
20 play at the sale Of lots on the Violet
Hill Plat, near Dyerville. on Saturday
afternoon.
The band Of Gipseys, who have been
camped near here for the purpose Of
horse trading, fortune telling, etc, have
disappered II, il understood thay have
gone 90 Pascoag
The Y. Wet. T., Of Graniteville, will
hold an entertainment in the church 10
morrow evening consisting Of vocal and
the entertainment dairy maids supper
will be served.
The annual June Town Meeting for the
election of officers for this town, North
Providence. was held Monday, when the
following officers were elected Town
Clerk, Thomas II. Angel; Town Treas
urer, Frank G. Angel; Town Council:
Charles A. Towne, Benz Sweet, Ira Olney,
Jonathan g.. Boss and James Bnrns
Highway Surveyors, Charles y. Corey
and Albertus Searle.
The reception rendered 10 the First
Light Infantry Drum Corps Of Proyi-
dence, by The Young American Fife and
Drum Band Of this place, proved very
enjoyable occasion. soo1 after their
arrival street parade was arranged and
many of the residences on tho line of
march were brilliantly Illuminated with
Chinese lan,ens and colored FIRE. After
the parade a fine collation. was served
the tables being spread in Armory Hall
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-06-07
BROADWAY BAPTIST CHURCH.
BASE BALL.

A ball player il Just as sensitive Of his
age as an old mai1.-ilobe.
The Athletics have secured the ser
vices Of new second base man.
Conlsy and Pendergas. will be the
Cadets battery in tomorrow's game.
The defeat Of the Cadets at Pawtucket
Saturday was something ola surprise.
Manager Tom O'Neil Of the Pascoags
once worked in the National worsted
Mil.
The State League should employ com
pe,ent unpires even IL they cost little
more.
The Pascoags are in excellent con-
dition financially having about 81 200 in
their treasury.
The Athletics 90 10 wanskuck tornor-
row aud the Cadets NEE, the Pawtuckets
on the Merino grounds.
The new second baseman for the Ath-
letics j. named Kii,redge, and be halls
from Riyerpoint. lie will play tomorrow
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-06-07
Married.

TOMS kems and Emma Gallagher were
married at the Messiah Rectory on Tues
day, by Rev. T. II. Cocroft. The groom
is prosperous farmer who resides near
Hughesdale and is a member of Manufac
turers Lodge, and the bride has many
friends in the thickly settled portion of
Johnston.
Al the residence of William orton, on
Valley street, large company assembled
on Saturday evening Of last week. 20 wit
ness the marriage ceremony uniting Mr..
Fred Fielder and Miss Hannah orton,
youngest daughter of Mr.. orton. Rev.
j. V. osterhout performed the ceremony
and the newly married couple received
many hearty congratulations. The pres
ents were numerous and costly. Mr. and
Mrs. Fielder will reside on Valley street.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-06-07
GREEN VILE.

Rev. G. A. Preston visited Boston on
Memorial Day.
job printing'of all kinds at the TNEs
Office, Olneyvillc square.
Miss Sarah Spencer. Of Providence.
| spent Sunday at Mr.. Andrew wbpple's.
Mrs. James Jaques died very suddenly
on Monday. The deceased was in her
9th year.
On suWlay Rev. G. A. Preston preached
an interesting sermon on Baptism, it's
Power and Obligations"
large number Of people from the
city were here on Decoration Day. Some
coming in moving wagons and some In
| private teams.
The observance Of Childrens Sunday
at the Baptist church has been postponed
until Sunday June 10TH owing 10 the
absence Of Rev. Mr.. Musgroye.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Aomitage, formerly Of this
place, but now n resident Of Pascoag, has
recovered from her recent severe illness
and is visiting at Fred Suha's.
One Of the Sisterhood Of the House Of
the Holy Nativity held bible class in
ST. Thomas church, Saturday afternoon.
II was well attended by ladies Of the
village without regard TO denomination
A. j. Benjamin, Wexford photo
grapher, was in town few weeks ago
and took views Of the outside and interior
Of ST. Thomas church and the Rectory.
The pictures, which are excellent, have
arrived and are for sale at cost 20 those
who wish.
The a. &. y. Society, connected with
the Free Baptist church, gave musical
and literary entertainment In the vestry
Of the church on Friday evening May
3ld. The following programme was
successfully presented: Piano duet,
Misses Thornton and Perrin; dialogue,
"'The Morning Call, . Misses Mowry and
walcottj vocal solo, Master John Millerj
dialogue, "The Blue Glass Curej' vocal
solo, "The Windmill, Mr. j. T.. Mowry.
The Water witch Fire Co, held reg
ular meeting on Friday Of last week.
There was very good attendance. -Four
new members were voted in. An in
vitation from The Veteran Firemen Asso-
citation, of Providence. 10 take part in the
Field Day and Muster 10 be held on the
Parade Ground some day during the first
week IN September, was received and IL
was voted 90 accept the same. Foreman
&. T.. Allen was chosen 20 represent the
company At the meeting of the represen-
tatives of other companies 30 make the
necessary arrangements.
The annual June town meeting for tie
| election ftown officers in Smith6eld was
held in Wilkinson's Hall on Monday June
81. The meeting was called 20 order
promptly AZ 10 o'clock, Moderator j. Il.
Nowry in the chair. Warrant read and
approved. The result Of the balloting
I was as follows: Town Clerk, Oscar A.
| Tobey; Town Treasurer, Marshall j.
Mogry; Town Council, Adm u. CaprOl,
Elipha =. Harris, Albert J. Mowry, Ste
phen a. Brown. Daniel g.. Aldricb ;
Justices of the Peace, Oscar A. Tobey,
ethan &. Thornton, AllisOn Staples,
Leander T.. Gardiner and Thomas Y.
Harris, elected without opposition.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-06-07
Johnston's Town Election,

The town election in Johnston on Mon
day was memorable one. with seven
tickets in the field the fight was long
bitter and unrelenting. The following
is the result Of the official count:
For Moderator-w. A. Phillips rep
$50. Louis d. Go,tschalk, Dem 80.
Town Clerk-william F. King 1913, no
opposition.
Town Treasurer-Ezra Clifford, no op-
position.
First Councilman-John L. Bowen ISL,
no opposition.
Second Councilman-Charles A. Brown
Dem. 4O2; Theodore S. Hughes Rep J
3J1.
Third COuncilman-Daniel o. Angel
Rep 3S4; william b. Colwell Dem. J
3GS; Paris W Ma.hewson Cbolting Rep
"A no election.
Fourth Councilman-Charles ". Coffin
Cit 422; Benjamin DonKersley rep
35j.
Fifth Councilman-Albert o. Bates
Law Enforce. and Rep 4O2; Nathaniel
Angel (Cit.) 3S4.
Sixth Councilman-Eenry G. Gorton,
422; William 4. Waterman CCit.) 369.
Seventh Councilman-Simon Reyens
'Rep.) 4lG; John Durfee (Cit.) 374.
Assessor of Taxes, for three years
Joseph Cough Cit I93; Simon s. Page
Rep. and L. r. ! 2s7.
The following we're elected justices Of
the peace William Y. King. Horace
Clarke. Andrew b. Patton, stanton J.
smith. William A. Phillips and Andrew
W Remington.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-06-07
HUGHESDALE.

AT the cooking main, Sunday morning
out in Hughesdale, between Providence
and Crompton parties, seven ties were To
have been fought. but it was agreed that
only five should be actually contested
The Providence parties won four out of
the five, and the stakes went TO them.
There were about $50 men on the ground
and heavy betting was INDUCED in. The
main lasted until nearly o'clock in the
morning Telegram.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-06-07
CHURCH NEWS.
HARRIS AVENUE CHURCH.

A strawberry festival and entertain
ment will be given at Harris avenue
NJ. T.. church next Wednesday evening,
June ~. Admission 10 cents
CHURCH or THE MESSIAH.
Next Sunday is Whit. Sunday, and a
service will be held at s o'clock. full
service at O4j and the regular service
in the evening.
The following delegates have been
chosen 20 attend the State Diocesan Con-
vention held at Ali Saints church next
Tuesday: T.. M. Winsor, w. II. Patterson,
JOS. II. Saunders and Courtlandt Gilmore
PLAGYFIELD STREET r. D. CHURCH.
Last Sabbath the ordinance Of baptism
was administered 20 four candidates, and
seven were received TO the fellowship Of
the church. II was the annual commu-
nion and good number were present.
Next Sabbath morning the pastor will
speak on Constitutional Prohibition"
Remember that the sittings are free, and
the public generally are especially invited
10 this service.
BROADWAY BAPTIST CHURCH.
Next Sunday Rev. w. f. Basten, Of
Massachusetts,, will preach in the after
noon in exchange with the pastor.
Last Sunday evening the right hand Of
fellowship was given 10 the members
recently baptized.
Quite a delegation from this church
attended the State Convention Of Sunday
schools at Newport, Wednesday. Super
intendent Calder was elected secretary
for the ensuing year.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-06-07

Mrs. DR.. Lawton died at her home on
Arnold street Wednesday afternoon, after
an illness Of several months. The flu
neral services will take place this after
noon, and the interment tomorrow at
Lancaster. Mass, where she formerly re-
sided
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-06-07
The FireInen.

Peter Leonard, of the Rough and
Ready Fire Co., attended the meeting
held in Veteran Firemen Hall, Provi-
dence, Monday, for the purpose Of
making arrangements for the Firemen's
Field Day TO be held the first week in
September. Delegates were present from
Boston, Lowell. Hartford. New York.
East Greenwich, East Providence, Johns
ton and Greenville. II was decided that
the hand engine test this year should he
"A perpendicular play through 300 feet of
hose. The route of the procession not
over two miles long. The contest will
take place on the Dexter Training
Ground. 1t is expected that large
number ofVeterans and active companies
will be present, over 1000 coming from
New York. The Johnston delegate tried
hard to have the test horizontal play as
last year but a majority of one favored
the perpendicular.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-06-07
MANT0N.

A. L. Cole, II Putnam, Conn, il a,
work for r y. BarBtOw.
Rev. r. H. COcroft oficiated A. 81.
Peters, Sunday afternoon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-15


U. P.CHuRcH = Preaching every Sabbatns
morning ard evening By Rev. 2. q. ir-
vine, u. D. Sabbath School at 2:50 ?. n
Prayer nesting every Wednessday evening.
EvANgx1cAI CEuRcH. - Preaehingcn Sab
sath at HOO A. NJ, and r. n. Sabbath
school 1000. Prayer meeting every We'd
nesday evening 20. Rev Fisher, pastor.
All are iavitsds
M. Il. ChUHcIi, s5oUTH. = Preaching every
Sabbath morning At II o'clock A. y. and
o'ci0ck y NJ. Sabbath School at 10 o'clock
A. IA. srayer meeting Wednesday evenings
at7 o'clock. Rev. d. II. ComanD, Pastor.
ii, E.lsnUacH. Preaching every Sabbath
morning and evening. Song service IN
the evcni ~ before sermon. Sabbath school
at2:30 r II. prsyef meeting every Thurs
day eyeniag Rev. Il Z. Webb. pastor.
PngssY yzg1As Grogci. --Ss-yice <vfs.v
Sabbath morning and eveningsin Church
cor. Brosdaibin and FifthSts Sunday School
Immediately after the morning service.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening
Rev y X Pdchard, pastor.
FfRsr BAPTfsr CmUKcH. - Preaching every
Sabbath morning and eve, (, at Church on 9th
Street. Sabbasb school immediately after
morning geryicts. Prayer meeting eyer
rhursday evening at 100 o'clock. Rev.
Trnmbell, pastor.
| CoxGREoATToHALCB G Btfh,.Tf.-f ser vicesey very
sabbath morning and evening. Sabbath
school At I2:15. Prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening Of each week. Rev.
Rogers, Pastor
CHRIsTTAx CHURCH, y'feaehing every
Sabbath IaDsning at j Dciack a. y. > sss-
bath School AZ 10 Jciosks ~ y. KeY
Humphreys. Pastor.
CATHOLIC CHrRcT. Services every Sun-
day At 1890 A. ~. aud = r. n. Lat Sunday
81 the mouth - rvice It Eugene City. Rev,
Louis Metayer, Rector.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-15

Here Ia humorous. but true statement
Of the .aac BY "Bob" Burdeit AUST aow
all the enemies OF Prohibition are crying
out that Prohihllion i failure But you
never hear prohlhlllonlst say thar. It's
the fellows who want Il to fall who raise
that cry. Go slow about joining that cry.
my boy. Not one Of the States that adopt.
cd Prohib.,ioG has repealed the Prohibition
Amendment not one. Don't be In n
hurry 10 declare any cause. any movement
that aims to make bad things good, and
good times better, that aims 10 help men,a
failure, even though you see the cause flat
on i,s back, bott, legs broken, and lis sword
arm twisted. Il isn't dead yet. Don't be :
lieve too much Ia failures, my boy, lest you
grow to be one yourself. Believe IN sue
cess Il = better watehward, has clear.
er ring to II, and man locks, and feela,
and Is isproudef and nobler. fighting for sue.
cess, than when he IL struggling In the
name Of failure. Don't defend attack.
Don't stop 10 explain and apologize for the
faults OF your cause maintain and enforce
Its virtues. "Yon haven't taught me any
Of the parries.' said young soldier to AZ
old Prusslan fencing master. a.Don't need
EN-" growled thoe old nustaehe ',you
cut let the other fellow parry" Tha, mar
didn't believe In failure
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-15
Eastern rsmperasurr.

CHICAGO. March 7.--TAe temperature at s
o'clock this morning wass New York. 90;
Chicago. y; St. Paul. 81; Winnipeg, a; New
Orleans, as.
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sssl,ion show At Salem to-morrow.
WV Mef,e. af Swe.t Home. i. Ia the
citv.
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'suey.
Mr Merrill Fstnrne.l AT . ssiii''s ifeus
business trip TO foFtiald.
Mr. J Davis 10 lying tsaussron j u Al
mis- honse near Jsnersen.
Mrs Elderkia and ses arrived in the
city last evening from Chieasse.
DR. w II OsDull, aodaS ia. : live i,lsyse
cian. Is IN the city to-day.
Meesiurs ar, being held ii he n 4 Cau.e.l
south n,ehtIy. aud ssth 80. 4 r.snlt.
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L
gun the ERECTION u iasw fesiusnese oa isis
recently purchased y .aeH',
An American vessel bas nsen hred o., u,
Herman vessel. onl,ss usinasny aptoio-
sises y wall get mean pas On lt'
A drunken man early this ncrnlng stam
oled thiough : winaew 70 risca.re aA'lor
snop. ana uss'scsea " 'eaVs s"e SnAoRe sor
no" siass.
Psndieson l. sarely siiicted, |. has va
riety theater ae WIKI tptty II iudsed shen
.ne "ixaFu oii .foup gets slFie a. tne same
siuae.
d Il N Blackburn, Ceuaty Judge 81 Iinn
county. and > reaident aud i@~ysr ot ALBANY
has heen saiournlng IN Corvallis curing the
pass lew aays. : ua.e4e,
Lawn tennis, very hne ga"se, should be
introduced IN Albany this year. The young
people noed sosa.e Kind OF healthy game 10
put the color to their cheeks
Th. item d blished elsewhere ia reference
to the o falilng to sscufe iss fignt to all
the pssses ~ the Cascades MAKES lae affair
assume q sensational nns anu there iasy ne
some great deveiopmsnts Aes grow out q u
A professional horse clipper Is ia the city
on tour of the State. trAveliog without a
ticket . the expense OF the y ~. he y an
expert and dess nhs work y NJ me, a.
several hofses mere VIII soss'9'
Mr. Eugene Mcconnell, Corvallia' rastling
real estate umn was 10 tho city yesterday
lie reports quite 4 little activity there, his
etiiee sIuriug the past month making sales II
the amount Of S2S, QUO.
ssWhy the pselii.. Cost is not kunorcd' j.
the heading 4 somc recent dispatches. The
real reason Mas that the places w.rc wanted
for Eastern inca This Coast always gets left
in the cold. /. xcspt rs TO the weather.
4 -. ..,,r,.,.,. ~. ;... h.a.
esSss @ i eo,sf' s.Ass rs s~sy Gsssss
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-15

Fort Dodge has caused the officials Of
Iowa considerable trouble, and Sheriff
Adams, Of that city recently received from
the Governor the following slgnigcant let.
ter; any attention has been frequently
called TO the open violation OF the Iowa pro.
hibitory law In your county by numerous
pcuons residing IN Fort Dodge, aud the
places where this violation has occurred
have been designated. ftiere he named a
dozen places.l II the county officials do not
sec that the law l. enforced the proper steps
will be taken to enforce t."
WM, LARRAngg, Governor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-15

Grand Master Workman, powderly, OF
the knights Of Labor IN referring to the
pending prohlbitory amendment In Penn
sylyania says awe are forced now to
choose between the poverty and distress
upon one side, brought about by the drunk
ard aud the unprinelpled rum seller, aud
prohibition upon the other. OF the two |
prefer prohibition. The farmers need have
no fear Of prohibition. In my eplhion !.
means an increased demand for what they
deal In
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-15
CURE FOR SICK HEADACmR.
MARRIED.

HAIGHT-zIAiMERMAN--Ou Mon
day, March 4th, at the residence Of the
brides parents, near Jefferson, by Rev W
T Van Scoy. Mr. H d Haight and Miss
Annie S Zimmerman, both Of Linn coun--
ty. The DEMOCRAT extends the happy
couple Its beet Wishes
ELLsWIcK CHANCE. q In Craw-
fordsviIle on March 3rd. by Rev Robe, Mr.
Chas EIlsvick and Miss Eva Chance, both Of
Linn county. The groom Is to be c0ngrat-
ulatesi On his good chance for happiress.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-15

SAN Francisco. March 1.-THE Examiner
to morrow win print. with the greatest prom
inence. the following telegram from Breslan,
Germany; The .SeAielseagey Zsiissg prints
the following dispatch from Samoas The Ger.
:aan figaie Olga has bombardcd Molafa's camp.
The captain ofan American man.os-war protest
cd. bot seeing ispro,es. disregarded, opened
ire on the Olga. The she'll burst between decks
doing much damage. The Olga then directed
a torpedo al the American nan.oi.war blow.
ing her up, with al hands.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-15

Fashion Is tickle, so nil the men say,
whea Il app les 10 women Things 60 by
rage. tie sort Of follow the leader. II
anything looks cute on one person the
next one Who sees !, thinks IL Just what
will make her look angslscal Recently
a French enchcss goiesio some festivity
for benevolent purpose. was late, aud put
on her gloves while driving. She did no.
notice until she stool IN the drawing room
that to a black and white silk costume she
bad added one black glove and one white
one. She kept thesn on, and at the next
fashionable assembly In the place all the
ladies wore gloves OF different colors.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-15
Uhe 4tlllotrat,
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TEMPRRANuE COLUMN.
Edited by Albany W. q I. U

Al the meeting the Union Of Tuesday
after the transaction of tie usual business
plans for onenlnp the reading room we're
discussed. Az no satisfactory solution Of
the problem how to open and run read
Ing room without money, was arrived at,
the matter was laid over until next meet
ing, and COMMITTEES appointed TO !nveaii.
gate the financial side OF the question.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-15
the nay Anour Town

A florist in England claim. that q rose
bush, which has been bearing white roses
Tor more than thirty years, has suddenly
changed, and now puts oai only red roses
No, very strange fact when II IL remem.
bered that great many men IN just about
the same time, several OF whom reside In
Albany, change the color Of their nasal
70 verniIlion hue.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-15
HOME AID ABROAD
rH IN spAY

/ IL Il now lent.
| fIiIlsboro has votel / sl2. 600 school house.
fine Jsr.es heller Tor sale Iaouire Of I'd |
Garter.
tylvmn,a ~. Il. s,.t .i.,lv ,,apar. iba Epsn.
,,'iss,;. na' ~ u.s. 'sa''s psp''' 80
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il th,s a,.v n, Z. y,s,s 8 ' ''''
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So 80 ~ = -, : - s'''''.-'
~ ana DTS y hsshsss' w. - & s'ei"' afs ~
sae CITY she guests o' 81 = n'e'"'
The Corvallis Fire Department VIII elect
Ihi.i ana Assistans 1His' H"S'nees hshs
eseufosy
DE- Barker surprised bis old-time Pendle |
too iriends BY dropping 10 On them to-day.
They are glad TO see hini.-H. Y.
The John Rogers block 10 the Fir.t Ward
has been sold by Mr. L Bearhaft " y Thrall
and A Ansiyn for 10000
DR.. Mastou received telegram from Con.
4 don Yesterday informing him 0f tho Danger
Gus Illness of DIR w + Alexander.
4 Hon Geo A Wageoner aud l. Blain
went TO Yaqiiipa Bay to-day, We suspect 10
buy up the surrounding country.
i M, H.wt;n, = I;ya .aaag Arkansaa mer
1 ehsnt 4 e. fha e;t. ,stth seie,v 81 oosnino
: general merchandisestofe here or elsewhere
In the Valley.
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e's-.e s''o ~ tNo.
uns Of The editors of the Portland ltectytc
Lsfhf is Mf Lynch. who was ~ this cisy sew
efAi weeks ngo hnd Travelled Tor awhiis for
The Albany lasuranee Go.
A professional boot.black has been 10 the
city with view 70 locating permanently II
he can secure place for stand. Albany
ought 70 be metropolitan eno1gh Tor such sn
y Institution.
s.sinRlc tag Il shat they call II. II
: 4 remedy Tor the eyils a Door assessments
J, and Il now going THE roands. Houe da, when
:. we get iis ponder osisy into our heads We will
G esplaip IL.
The longest speech ever made, stis raid
a was be l.sonari Mcclure. az Victoria. Is G.
: h tie colnnb,sn Iss,sis.n,s Hs spok,
8 twsnty.ops hours eoatisuouslv. occasionally
e SHINING water and LOOKING over books Of rel.
e erence.
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8 The second ;are..t i, flssgon with vopala
4 ,ioa ~ efno oniv ! wesf !, tvo age Il ~,
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- ley. OF fepaieton, mso was seos py .fAln
., = robbers - fixaey. Sei., nas s,hos a1eu, -
- 'bongh iof time u vas tnonsns he sous
- snfv,se hiR ialares. ne wAs 10 tne ps''ne
- - hae, being put tNsasy-nlne Year, o'd, an
"a thess Wa not man VINO O. knew ! nun DOT fe
q rctsed nm maeath.-fsnaie1on q. "
- The two women who hired a.liyery rig an
- - took a ran 70 Dallas, demolishing the bagg
- In runaway, were acquitted. The Justic
20 heard the evidence 10 the case. gaxed on the
g court piaatsred faces and discharged then
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-15
CURRENCY.

aThe custom Of Publishing card Of
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upon the death Of a member Is no longer
considered In good taste, and for excellent
reasons" Thus says 40 exchange, and
probably correctly. Resolutions Of con-
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same way. Almost Always stsreosy?ed ai-
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