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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-09
ktter List.

Following is the list Of letters remaining in the Poss
Office. Albany, Linn county. Oregon. April 2s. 1890.
Persons calling for thesa ette give tho date
which they we're advertised
Adkins, Leonard G Abbott, John A
Arnold, Willie Bonar, D M
Cassons, Il M Caldwell, l.
Clark Miss PaulannaC Clark, Mrs N A
Clark, Mrs Il A Chapman, Mrs q A
Cummings, MP Cox, Lncretia
Edwards, II + Elliott, w I
Keeyie, Fred Leslie, Mary
lands, Richie Il Mall, Frank 2
Newherbaner, Herman
r.. THOMPSON pm.
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Notice to Contractors.

CEALED BIRDS WILL BE RECETv.
- ed by the Board OF Directors Of the
Albany Farmers 90. up 20 May IL. 1900.
for the furnishing and placing. by the
perch, OF q stone foundation under the
old warehouse bullding. situated
In Albany. Oregon.
The right II reserved by tho Boa
reject any or all bids.
Aiiest: NH wILDs.
Pass h MkpsHALL, President.
Secretary.
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NEw embroideries, houncings, lace
honncing in cotton and silk, black and
cream. I.aces in imitation point, also new
designs in black and white lace, including
Vandyck and Eifel Tower. New ruchings.
SAMUEL z YoUNc.
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imp Trnsien, dsm. The Redmond Man
5y Abdalian
2nd Pam, Hu.terIi Id IS st Clair.
srd-Dam, by Black Leg. by Biggei'
Rather.
zth-Dam. by Jack Hawkins, by Bos-
ton.
sth-Dam, by old 81 Clair.
Flaherty's Fearnaught dam, Haidee.
by Old Columbus.
2-Dam, by Harr:s' ttam bletonians
3-Dail. Boston Gil, celebrated 3
mile trotter. ~ old A bdsllan.
No stallion with such combination Of
fest frotiing and producing blood has
ever besn offered for service in Linn
county. Oregon, befcre.
TERMS,
To insure. $40: season. $50. Mares bred
by the season. payable July l. Mares
bred BY insurance. payable when mares
are known TO be with foal. Mares will
be careful handled, but no responsi-
bllity will be assume toI accidents
Good pasture AZ s2 month.
For further particulars address,
Il. LaFOREST.
Albany. Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-09

FRRsH.-Fresh sweet potatoes, fresh
lemons, fresh oranges, fresh candy, and
everything fresh In choice fancy groceries
at Spencer & Blackburn's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-09

DRUo STORE FOR SALE.--In a growing
town; also large list Of city and county
property For particulars inquire .
Guiss & Hedrick, over Firat Nat. Bank.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-09

FcR SALE 4 goo driging horse; work
we'll single or double. Residence on Han :
non donation claims f7L n ArIKa.
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DRIED PLuMs.--I will give the highest
market price for choice dried plums for the
next 30 days.
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] Hyde, aid for poor. $1,000
Edward Chandler, wild cat scalpx, 90
B Fi,z-ater. aid for poor. 1000
l. Dickson. gravel for roads, 6 90
Geo Humphrey, justice fees 2.7s
II Farwell, salary as treasurer, SO. IS
Z = Montague, county clerk fees Ioo.6o
l. M Curl, salary as county supt. 5000
Albany Electric Light Co, ~ so
Geo ID Barnard&Co, Jail locks. $50
Z I + Fisher, surveying, 7ss
Robt Glass, aid for poor, 1000
Hamilton& A ndre vs., aid for Or
chard family, 10. 90
w w Crawford, lumber, IS.4S
Robt King, wild cat scalp, 100
] G Goodalc lumber, 2o.72
Hamilionh Andrews,6 wridcat scalps, 90
L NJ Curl, postage, 300
Geo ID Barnard&Co, books, "a 90
Fees, State vs. Lamont 1910
Fees, Inqnisiiion VIM canter. 14,oo
r w Sphinx, lumber, 34.2I
Fees, Inquisition w Smith, 1900
Join Smallmon, 1896
Fortmiller&Irving, 900
VIM Bilye1,iaId for poor, 1000
9 + Crawford, do 90
9 G Cooley, do GOO
0 r Cosbow, do 1000
Ladies Aid Sociiy, do 1000
G ID Montogus dc IS 90
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sTArIoNlNo REroa'r.

Portland district, H Blttncr.
Portland and Newburg, II Shuknccht
East Portland Ger. & Milwaukee, A
Ernst.
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Train for Lebsnon will Leave the depot on
scheduls time Saturday and viii carry every
bod, TO Lebanon who desires 20 hear Penn
syaninr. A big crowd Is going.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-09

Mr. Ed Com is arranging to put 10 the
Kdi.on nystem Of electric light at Scio, Mr.
Geo P Warner hsving transferred to MIN his
electric light franchise.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-09

cans Golden Star tomatoes for 80 cents
atCN eyers, and all other canned goods
cheap or cash.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-09

Wallace & Adams, the Third ward grc-
esrs. have dissolved partnership Mr Adams
roeiFina.
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Albaoy, Or, April 18th, 1890.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-09
A New Repair Shop

Has just ieen opened on First street, op
posite the Rnss house. where n can get II
kinds of broken articles mended, cIocks
Work iffm The coustfy ptmTtly siiu did
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COMING EVENTS.

Mays. Ma Scat si.lioD., ~s the opera
hvase'
June 2. State and County elections.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-09

Secretary Christian S. s..
stayton, Oregon, May 8, 1890.
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COUNTY cor nr PROCEEDINGS.

OR. n Blackburn, Judge D. ". Cooper and O
W Phillips, Coinmissionern)
Tne folio alng claima were allowed:
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Carp or TnANKs.-The undersigned
desire to return their sincere tn nks to
the many kind friends who rendered
comfort and aid during the late illness
Of Charles Dougberty and wife.
Mr. & MRS / N WooDLE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-09

SAN FRANCISCO, August S. 1850.
We the members of The Board of Health of tine
City and County of San Francisco, cordially approve
and recommend the Royal Baking Powder 1t is
absolutely pure and healthfl, composed of the best
ingredients of the highest strength and character.
In our judgment it is impossible to make purer
or stronger Baking Powder than the Royal"
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-12
March 10, 1890.

March l0, 1890.
Il. Bonds mill caught fire last Wednes-
day. There was exciting times for while.
Men came from every direction to help
extinguish the fire. Not much damage
was done.
Harley Loyeland Of Dakota has been
visiting his parents for several weeks past.
The Congregational society met at Mrs.
j. Bennets last Wednesday. There was
good attendance and 1ice time gener-
ally.
Rob Ledow, who has been living at Ea.
ton, is moVing.here into Mrs. c. P. Ronk's
house.
Busy time now with good many secur-
ing ice for summer while there Is ice TO be
had.
A good many Of our people attended
the oyster supper in East Clarks6eld at j.
p. Lees. They report about 100 present,
plenty Of good music and a lively time.
Some Of our people were called to
Elyria as witnesses on The Prosser trial
Meetings continue with increasing
crowds Sunday evening the house was
full. Quite number from East Clarks.
field were there. M converts vet, mi
hope there will be some during this week
George Green's people are improviug.
Burt Bachus is again busy in the store.
Miss May Goss is visiting her uncle,
Otis Goss, and others here. NIKE.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-12
HUNTINGTON.

March, 10, 90.
The roads are better now than for three
months.
Quite good congregation at both
churches last Sunday.
The people who own ice-houses have
been feeling pretty blue all winter because
there was no ice, but now they feel better
The ice is from four TO six inches In IN lick
ness, very solid and nice, and plenty Of II,
so that the farmers and factories have put
all they want and there Is more left
Born, on Feb 28, son to Mrs. Maggie
Hazel, In Lake Helen, Fla. On March Q,
q daughter TO Myrtle Cole. nee Secrist.
The mothers and babies are both doing
we'll.
Mr.. Dwight Seeley and wife IRON
Brighton spent erDdqv M Edward Rus.
:. n.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-12
SPENCER.

March l0, 30.
Wannamaker Of West Salem is ship
ping large quantities of baled hay from
this place.
Harris Foster oil Virginia whose house
burned few weeks ago in this place, is 10
town looking after the insurance and to
make sale Of his stock. .ta.
N. johnson, has moSed on his farm two
miles south Of town. r
Died, March 1, s. Bsowand's little girl,
aged years.
IT. Orr has rented and moved on his
mother-in-law's farm at Pawnee.
Henry Daugherty Of Wellington spent
Sunday with friends in town.
Will Woodbury. and family of Bowers
ton are in town visiring relatives and
friends.
DIR, Brition made flying trip to Cleve.
land one day last week.
Frank Rebman Is going to move on
Isaac Ream's farm near the Smith road.
II seems 10 us that no song would he
more appropriate ut present than Hard
Times, Come Again No More.n
e. W. B, society held sugar eat
oakley's Hall Saturday evening Pro
ceeds about ~. GLADYS.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-12
LECTURE COURSE.
Jahu Dewitte Miller, Platform Favor.
ite. Congregational Church,
Tuesday evening

ite. congregational Church,
Tuesday evening
Mar. Is, 80.
The following is o letter from Mrs.
Sarah h. Bolton, the writer 20 the Editor
Of the Cleveland Leader:
Allow me to say few words in your
columns concerning the gentleman who
Is to lecture on Monday evening, April
25th, in the first NJ. L. church. have
heard Mr.. Miller many times in the East
where he lives, and IN the West, and re-
gard him as one Of the most brilliant and
witty, as well rs one Of the most able
speakers in the lecture field. Widely read
and travelled, with keen observation and
a marvellous skill in the use of the
Englishl language, he holds his audience
closely. saw 1000 persons at Chauta.
dqua last Summer, many of them stand
ing through the whole evening for lacl
Of seats. His subject was Love, Court.
ship and Marriage" common place themes.
we are apt 10 say, but themes in which
we are all somehow interested, men a.
well as women and the handling OF the
subject was original and most effective.
A thinker himself, Mr. Miller sets other
people thinking Genial and Sarmheart.
ed, his audiences catch the spirit. His
whole time Is occupied. / doubt II he
has had one leisure evening this winter.
! am glad he can take time TO come to
our city and speak to u.s.
SARAH X. BoLToN.
Mr.. Mlller's lecture will be the last
entertainment In the course. Let no one
miss hearing him. Subject, "The Uses Of
Uglincss." Admission, 95c. scholars tick.
r,s CSC. Tickets on sale at DR.. J. W.
Houghton's
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-12
LA GRANGE.

March ~, w.
Snow-storm from the south last week.
A good time for ice men. A large guam
tity was gathered.
Mrs. walling Of Kentucky Is visiting
old-time friends In town.
la. Freeman has sold his house and
lot in town to Capt Fred Greene; consid.
GRAFTON, $1,000.
N. Maydole has sold his place to Frank
Woolring We have not learned the terms.
Mrs vernie Waite has purchased for
s4oo The place formerly owned BY Hart
Mynderse.
Pound party At town hall Friday even
ing ~ 'h's week for benefit NJ Rey, 4 l..
Guis
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-12
The NEWS
AZ Gathered hV Our s,stisl IslrN..nisr!s.
All About the Happenings and Special
Events In their Immediate Vicinity.
LITCHFIELD.

March, 10, 80.
Rev. Barton was called to fill the Con-
gregational pulpit ut Wellington last Sun
day. 1t is thought he will get call to
that place, Rev. Enlow occupied the pull
pit in his stead.
A fair crowd attended the sugar eat at
the town hall for the benefit of starting
reading room.
The rifle team held their regular shoot
last Friday. Lon Rice carried of the
badge at 90 rods, Milo Hsys at 80 rods.
The record Of previous shoot was not
beaten.
Miss Celia Rising is making short
visit in Greenwich.
A. ID. Hall began to Oil his ice-house
Saturday. The ice was 311e to 34 inches
thick, but Of good quality.
G. W. Horr began cutting Ice Sunday
morning for ice-house at the factory. In
the afternoon the ice became 80 rotten
that they were obliged to quit until 1t be-
gan TO harden in the evening.
The best run Of sleigbing of the season
The inhabitants oi tine south part OF the
town are troubled by the occasional visits
OF some one who is very light fingered.
They visit the sugar camps In this vicinity,
helping themselves TO chains, bits and
stock, axes, and whatever they take in
their fancy that they want No doubt
these people are industrious and were de-
sirous of tools to work with, but II they
had asked the persons whom they visited
they probably would have accommodated
them by lending to them You Know.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-12
ELLINGTON LoRAN COUNTY, OHIO WEDNESDAY MARCH 2 $780,

Measles IS following the la grippe in
town; several severe cases reported.
Schools closed last week for a rest of
one week.
No exercises at hall on account of con.
tinued Illness Of Miss Herrick. Other
sickness In school, and a general feeling
that the members Of senior class were too
tired, and were not well prepared to the
WORK to their own satisfaction. A good
time, however, is expected April 10Th.
Protracted meetings al NJ. Z. church.
Rev. Mr. Mills Of Berea preached last
Thursday evening
Our Litchfeld friends will find the
question which has disturbed their com.
munity so long easily answered in any
elementary work on physics. There is no
difference in the time required for the
balls to reach the ground.
Several of our youag boys and girls.
your correspondent included, attended the
exhibition at Grafton Friday evening.
Some walked, some went afout. some
jumped on through freight, and one freight
stopped for others; but all came home
about 2 o'cock In the morning.
Yours DRYLY.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-12
BRIGHTON.

March 10. 90.
Meetings being held nightly nj the VI
L. church with good attendance.
W. Harvey and Mr.. Peirce Of yelling.
ton attended the meeting here Sunday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J, Bennett were called to
TOwnserd last week to attend the funeral
oi Mrs. Benefits father, Mr.. Minor.
Mrs. f. Andrus and daughter Of Wei.
linglon spent The Sabbath with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Barge.
Two cousins Of Mr.. Barge from the
West are visiting him.
5. Kreps and family have moved to Wei
lington.
Quite o number OF our prominent citi-
zens were called to Elyria Friday and Sat
urday to attend court.
The quiet of last Sabbath morning was
disturbed in the south part of our town
bya party oi men and boys putting up
ice. SAN.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-12
PENFIELD.
March 10. 90.

March ~, W
Herbert Edward Edward Of Elyria, o.,
spent several days last week at q. A.
Taylor's.
Quite number In town ARE seriously
III at present--Mrs. ]. @. Berlow, W. Lin-
con, and Mrs. Lettie Disbro. Of Pneumo.
MIA; Mrs. Z. Nichols and daughter. s.
Davidson's two sons, with the measles +;
Miss Ira So iie, chicken ,oY.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-12
NO. III.

hev. Mills. wife and daughter Of Berea
were guests OF Rev.Io. Lawrence's family
last week.
mr.. and Mrs. Metzker and Mrs. Simon
OF McComb, o., and Mrs. @. B. Lindsley
Of Wellington, spent Sunday in town
Quarterly meeting Saturday aud Sun.
day Elder Hoyt preached In the morn.
ing and Rey o. Lawrence preached his
farewell in the evening. We regret very
much to part with the Rev. and family
They go to Columbus, o., Wednesday.
hev. Springer Of Berea will fill the M.
~ pulpit his frst sermon Sunday next
Let us give him good audience.
Inc mass meeting to discuss the schoo
question Monday evening was quite sue.
cess Quite a number we're there who hat
spent some time in looking into tn,
schools Of other towns, and the feasibility
Of graded school here was qnite thor
oughly discussed, some being much |,
iavor OF U. s. D., while many we're BIZ
terly opposed TO IL. But the people |,
mass think we are supporting NOR.
schools than we need, and steps will b,
taken to redistrict the township aud hayc
nve instead Of eight districts. Whether
grade school will be run at the center re.
mains 10 be seen; but let not those who
have labored so hard for ii be discouraged
The CLOUDS will rise, and the more distan,
residents OF the town will see the true
light Of much needed grade school will
about four primary districts to accommo.
date the small children In the corners OF
the town, and let all that want come TO q
good school nine months without tuition
and supported by general township tax
instead OF having much more than one.
hSli the taxable property listed iu the Q
;. d. and oblige the little rim Of the town.
ship not included to be taxed to run a,
leas four districts. Now let us be wise
and not do to our neighbor as he would
not do TO US. An
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-12

Josh Wells, from Wellington has rented
T. d. Phelon's farm at the center and
has moved into the Phelon house.
George Lawrence has moved form the
ceuIer up on the hill, into the Sauers
house.
Frank Leininger moves from Mrs Has
kins' house into one of Dea Vests houses
east of LasLell's Corners.
Miss Irvie Fisher closed her school in
the Walker district last week. Susie Fen
wick closes her school in the Holland
district this week
Mason Smith spent most Of last week in
Centerton. His school was closed on &c.
count Of measles.
The maple sugar party at J. i. Robin
sons on Saturday evening was a success
The roads we're quite good, aud there
were more young people there tran have
been together this winter, and they had
jolly good time.
Mrs Puppenhagen, Mrs Rose Dcmerry,
and Miss Edith Meachum, have all been
very sick with measles, and are all better
now.
Mr.. Miner, who has been sick several
weeks, and also Geo. Holland, ale very
slowly improving.
The members OF the literary society
met on last Friday evening aud decided to
continue the meetings for few weeks;
accordingly they hope for good house on
Friday evening and revival of the for
mer interest. A good program isexpected.
Edison Clark visited his mother in Ak
kon last week and found her feeling
more comfortable and slowly improving
Lewton Gillett has moved back onto his
farm
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-12
ono Fact

Is worth a column Of rhetoric, said al
American statesmen. II 10 a fact, estab
llshed by the testimony OF thousands
people, that Hoods Sarsaparilla does cur
scroiula, salt rheuui, and nther diseases
affections arising from impure state or lo,.
condition of the blood. II also overcome
that tired feeling. creates a good.appesii,
and gives Nreagth TO every part " III.
: g'sm. Trr- Il. 10
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-12

Miss Lucy Goodyear returned few
days ago from st. Louis, Mich.
Mr.: s. M. Mclean, OF Amherst, was
I" home few days recently to visit his
parents who are in poor health.
Mr.. L. ]. Richmond has been con6ned
TO the house several days lately, having
tussle with Ia grippe.
George Penheld was in Toledo several
days las, week.
That valuable dog" reported as being
dead no doubt has caused veil Of deep
mourning in the hearts of the bereayed.
but II there were more to follow some
might rejoice.
W. b. Andrews lost COW recently,
Lem Starr Is going to move back on
his own farm this spring.
Robert Parks is going to move on
Uncle Gid Starts farm.
Lottie Gardner spent IRON Friday
until Monday with friends in Lodi.
Mr.. and Mrs. p D. Dalgleish and
Jake" we're In Elyria on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bartholomew visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ. Sherwood near
Elyria on Wednesday of last week.
JAKE,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-12

PROF. Loisetta's Memory System is
feating greater interest than ever In all
,arts Of the country, and persons wishing
o imprnve their memory should send for
" pro.pecfrs tree 40 advertised IN nm.
ne' 80 nun.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-12
OBITUARY.

Hannah Hasklns, nee herns, was porn
August o, 1917, and died March 2, 1890,
In 1880 she was united In marriage to
WIN. Hasklns, whom she survived nearly
six years. In early life she united with
the NJ. E, Church, and ever felt deep in
terest 10 church work and In the spiritual
welfare Of herself, her friends and neigh
bors. She leaves three sons to mourn her
loss.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-12
SAUNDERS, PHOTOGRAPHER.

Pictures Of all kinds. Finest work and latest
styles. Copying and enlarging in Crayon, Ink
and Pastel. Special attention to the babies.
Crosier's Block, Wellington, o.
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NJ ntxks ueouek en- HGt1oe1 park. -FIov
euwes Il = % ~ Win those whs0 pa Soeo e -
VIA gRrussnEed s11ghse1, Anrin< whikh to
spenker III H. dIanex spu0 and ~ sut In
hcmes
Thas athletics NJ growing yearly 70 End
= higher place n tke trztnins 81 routh and
in sbe deyeIoptaeat a. the search for
pseaszre. y - undeniabas - Il Il unqnes-
tsunable. YAEE
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sid n Msvs Beea Esd - = Drtnk-
fng Cup.
Kichmoua Dsspo1ch
I zhould like TO INQUIRE through the
medium Of he DsspasrA Il the skull Of
Teach. the pirste. u stiiI IN existence. A
paragraph has been going He rounds Of
the papers 70 the effect shat this trophy Is
nou in the possession Of some Virginia
family. Edward Teach. batter known -
Blackboard, infested he Southern coasts
for some years and was slain near Ocsacoke
inlet. IN Pimiico Sound, North Carolina.
in hand TO hand encounter with Lieusen-
ant Robert Maynard, Of the British navy.
November - IT'S Maynard cut Oh his
head ard sailed into the haybos of the little
town 81 Bath, which was near the scene OF
bate. with the ghastly trophy nxed to the
bowsprlt OF his vessel He carried il with
him on has return 80 Virginia
Now John Bernard. in his .Retrospec-
fions ia America f1aypxvs, 1857. page
on the Potomac, near Alexandria, silver
tipped drinking vessel formed from
human skull, aud this skull was said to
have been that OF the pirate leader. Ii this
relic Of the freebooter is stiil in existence.
snail be glad 30 correspond with the owner.
or learn OF lis history and wanderings.
through the cosumns OF tae Dispatch Many
interesting legends and local traditions
now cluster around Bisckbearu's name in
regard to his buried treasures, the number
OF his wives and his places of rendezvous
His iog-book is known 10 be still in exist
ence, and Is in the possession of descend
ant OF one OF bis crew.
STEPHEN b. WEEKS.
John Hopkins University, baltimore, jan
uary III. 1880.
Rev. Dr. Primrose-H you throw away
that nasty cigarette butt III give you .
cent Little johnnie All right, mister.
Rev. Dir. Primrose--N Now what are you
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TO Get

days trial; that II did not Hike Il I need not
pay anything. etc. But be could not prevail
on me to change. told him I had taken
Hoods Sarsapsriila, knew what il was, was
satisfied with II. and did not want any other.
When began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla
was feeling real miserable with dyspepsia,
and 50 weak that ut times could hardly
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-16

Rev. DR.. Primrose--H ron throw away
that nasty cigarette butt III give you
cent. Little johnnie --AH right, mister.
Rev. Dir. Primrose--Now what are you
going to do with the cent? Little johnnie
Bay q whole one = Lsfs