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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-07-01
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Secretary of State Lesueur collected and
paid into the state treasury during the
month of June sl2, ,3l625
The revenue of Great Britain during the
past quarter has increased f4s9.5H t$2, A.
!05), compared with the same period of 1897.
Professor Raymond Weeks has definitely
declined the recent call from Dartmouth
and will remain at the Missouri state uni
versity.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-07-01
An Excess baggage Tax.

WASHINGTON. June 30.-The commits
sioner of internal revenue has decided that
railroad companies making a charge for
excess baggage of passengers shall be re-
quired TO afiix a 1-cent stamp to bills of
lading covering such excess, in the same
manner as express companies are re-
quired TO stamp their bills of ladng.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-07-01
battle Creek sanitarium to he Sold

BATTLE CREEK. MICH. June 3O.-The
famous Battle Creek sanitarium of the
auction tomorrow. The thirty year char
ter has expired. The property is worth
s.. 00o,C00. and must be bid off as whole
a company has been privately organized
10 bid In the institution.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-07-01
Unlicensed Dentist Arre.ted.

SEDALIA. MO, June 3o.-(Special) DR..
has been arrested for practicing dentistry
without state license. He gave bond for
his appearance at Marshall. Saline county,
July Is.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-07-01
Hanged Himself with Bnndage..

NEW YORK, June 3O.-Edward Bender.
a prisoner IN the Tombs awaiting trial
for the killing of Richard Bennett in April
himself in his cell. He made a rope of
medical bandages. and carefully soaped 1T
in order that the moose should slip readily.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-07-01
For Lacey and the Geld Standard.

SIGOURNEY. Ia. June 30.-The Repub-
Icans of the Sixth Iowa district to-day re-
nominated John F. Lacey by acclamation.
The resolutions declares for the gold STAN
dard without compromise.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-07-01
Dewey Honored by HI. Alma Mater.

NORTHFIELD, VT, June Cat the
commencement exercises of Norwich uni
versity to-day. the degree of master of
military science was conferred upon Rear
Admiral George Dewey. a graduate of the
university. Governor Samuel E. Pingree
received degree of doctor of laws.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-07-01
Topeka Ordered to Key West.

NEW YORK, June 30.-Orders have
reached the Brooklyn navy yard for the
cruiser Topeka. in command of Captain
Cowlcs, to proceed at once to Key West.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-07-01
Long Deadlock Ended.

LAMAR. MO-, June 3O.-ispecial) The
Democratic senatorial convention met here
to-day for the third time this month. and
tonight nominated Cornelius Roach, OF
Jasper county. on the 15S5th ballot
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-07-01

small business can be well advertised
in the classified ads on the Want page.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-07-01

lieved to be the case. Lieutenant Standing
WAS not molested during his observation.
though he passed through camp which
twenty-four hours previously had been oc-
cupied by a strong Spanish outpost.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-12

Miss Ethel Redfeld will teach the
school st Detroit next term.
FL. siiller and i.mily have reiul ned
from a several weeks visit 10 Eugene.
Miss Laura DanBals has returned from
a visit with her sister Mrs Arch Allen,
on the Columbia
SIR and Mrs Charles Bussler and
daughter Winona, OF Portland are visit.
ing their aunt, Mrs Frank Purdom.
A. Brownell and family have gone to
Cafes for sn outing and to gather moss
Tor packing in the nurseries.
An interesting letter from Fr Ell West
brook, one of the Albany boys ut Manila,
to his parents will be published tomor-
row.
DR.. Z. o. Smith has set,iel down 10
the practice OF dentistry in Marshfeld.
Years ago DR.. Smith Was an Albany dem
tist.
. ThcEmembers OF the county court are
in the country today looking at several
farms with view to securing a county
poor farm.
II. @. Watson and family and Miss
Lizzie Morgan left early this morning
with Mr.. J. c. Elder for the Alses
country. where they will spend month
Mr.. John Aftermath has assumed {
clerkship in the Economist Dry Good
store, and will make Albany his home
a fact his rnanv friends will beglad II
know.
Keller II. Gabbert, well-knowr
newspaper man, and Miss Estella Row
lard were married in Eugene ytsterda,
and passed through Albany yesterda,
noon for their future home in Oregon
City. The Democrat extends a Stick ful
OF best wishes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-12
Lebanon


From the Criterion.
Mrs. Pozer. OF sAleus, returned home
Monday after - Seek's Tisis wiih her
son, Z. L Poser Of this place
NJ. W. wilkins went to Albany every
day last week lie evidently Is getting
q move on his railroad.
Las, Monday d. r. Slurieyaa, brought
10 the Champion mills the largest load
of wheat ever brousht 10 ioSn. lie bad
on Is bushels and % pounds.
No less then twenty Eve men were at
the paper mill straw yards MONDAY
morning TO seek employment. net all OF
which got work that dAy bat have since
been put 10 work
p. r Ewing writing from California
10 G s. Gilssrap of this pl&ee. SAYS his
brother. ]. r Ewing. is nus 50 well as
he has been.
II. T. Bogari's sawmill on Roarire
river. three miles from Lscomb was
burned one day lsss week. Several
Thousand lee; OF lumber was also burned.
I ere was no insurance,
Z. E. Brown, sa.em capitalist, WIS
in this city last week looking at come
property with = view 10 making some in
vesIments. We understand tibet he made
MIR. Hughes a proposition 70: the l.iFht
aud Water plant.
We received a large picture oi camp
Merritt last week from J., A. Wiley who
is at that place with tire Ore. Volunteers.
The picture is hne one and shows
every tent in tie camp a. well as con-
eiderable OF the surrounding country.
Lsst Friday evening according TO ar
rangemenls quite number oi tue Al
bany Hive, l. o 7 N made friendly
visit TO their sisters OF the Lebanon hive
The evening WAS spent In very enjoy
able way refreshments such as le'uon'
ade, ice CT cam and case were served and
| il was not until late hour that the
assem- bly, broke NJ. Those present mem
beEs OF AlhaDv Hive. were: Mesdamei
Van Winkls, Craw. Bulls, Cough, Mer'
anda, Stetter. Seeiy, Sears, FratiH
.3eam. Emma Beam, Will Parker. Tee
Parker, Sites. Kelly, Anderson. Willis
Meyer; Mrs Hsrdman, Lebanon No.
Misses Helen Crawford. Parrish OF Rose
burg and seyeral whose names We iail
ed 10 yet.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-12
THURS DAY
ALBANY'S PAST.

From the DEMOCRAT of July 8, 1880 to
Sept. 10, 1880:
The Hancock guards we're organized
with L. Bilyeu as president, II. Bryant
vice president, L. N. Liggett secretary,
n. Ka:isky treasurer, T. ]. Cline captain,
w. II. Bilyeu first lieutenant, g. IL.
Humphrey 2nd lieutenant, and l.. l.. It.
vine orderly sergeant.
The big firm of Smith, 6rasfield & Co.,
of Harrisburg aud Junction, failed with
sl25. 900 liabilities
j. n. Duncan, T. j. Sites, II. W. Ke-
see, .. +. Paxton and Geo. NJ. Miller,
were admitted to the bar at Salem
A son was born to the wife OF Hon.
Gee. +. Chamberlain, on July IL
Arrangements were begun Tor the last
Linn county fair ever held.
Pottinger x Barnes became the owners
OF tie Herald, Mr.. W. Il. Steel refining.
j. 4, Gross took charge Of the depot
hotel, coming here from McMinnvilIe.
Will Mccoy and Josie smith were mar
ried at The Dalles
Ed. Clark, after graduating from the
Philadelphia dental college located in
Portland, where he is now one OF the
leading dentists.
The hook and ladder truck arrived on
Saturday, August /.
John Petty opened saloon opposite
the ST. Charles, being east oi il, which
the DENoCRAT said was about the best
stand in the city.
The DRMocRAr said the prospect for
the improvement OF YaquinA bar looked
very dim. They continue 10 look ;hat
way, eighteen years later.
The Good Templars were one Of The
popular orders Of The day. Among the
officers elected at the regular election
were Z. r. Skipworth chief templar and
Anna Mansfield, $. A. DeckArd, Emma
Nanny, Henry McIiwain, Jas. pottiDger,
Geo. Harris, Tom Callahan, Harry Up
ham and jos. t. Ter
f. D. Hsven, Who was in the city yes
terday, vas justice OF the peace Tor West,
Albany.
There were nine doctors and eighteen
lawyers in Albany, about the same num-
Der as now.
Or. W. II. Milburn, then and now the
blind chaplain OF the L. 5. Senate, leo
!ured In Albany two evenings
l.. y. Liggett and family went to Crook
county Intending 20 make il his homeI
and be has done so, being now the edi-
tor OF the Review.
$. NJ. Pennington. state senator from
Omatiila county, Was 10 the city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-12
Brownsville
From the Tires.

From the Tines
Mrs. W. A. Calder returned hone
Tuesday after visit Al several weeks
with relatives in Albany Prof. Calder
Eaz an Albany visitor Tuesd4T, beiEg
accompanied home by his peice, Fern
Fox
Rev Rohs. Martin has received notice
Of an iacrezse in bis Mexican var pen
sion He will rSE reeeivs sic per month
instead Of S..
Wednesday evening three of Browns
ville's sounz boye, aged IS years. depart
ed Tor San Francisco. intending to work
sheir way. They we're Robt. Sanders,
Rob-. Moore ard Hugh Tycer.
Mrs- BENZ. Hoover received 8 letter
from her husband last week. who ~ the
time Uf writing Eas Gt ST. AschSeis.
<here the party he Is Eith Vas bGkiIy
engaged in putting together their boat.
prepaFatnrE for the trip up the Yukcn to
the gold fields. All the party we're vel.
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Miss Mary Stewart went to Portland
this noon to visit friends
Prof Lee is confined TO his bed at New
port from an injnry received 10 one oi
his feet the day he went over last week.
The county court yesterday Investigate
ed locations for poor farms. Today they
are at Mill City investigating the bridge.
c. B. Winn, today, is acting messen-
ger on the Roseburg local.
Misses Annie and Ora Finn are home
from their Mt. Hood trip.
Mrs. Wait Mead left Yesterday for
Iowa on a visit with relatives
]. X. Whitney and brother Ed and B.
Paine went up the santiam yesterday
Miss Mary Williams of the put,lic
schools returned this week from months
visit with relatives in The Dziies where
she had very pleasant time
Joe Kendall, brakeman on the work
train At Quincy, had the index finger of
his right hand crushed Tuesday evening
while making coupling. DR.. Fulton
amputated the finger yesterday morning
Historian.
Dr. Boyd Hamilton OF Portland, mar
sAN@ 80 -AA<-N LAAs fN1sEAAAAts HE A14I-C
Burkh2rt. Dr.. and Mrs. Hamilton are
spending their honeymoon At tIse Bay,
going over today. DR.. Hamilton is
Linn county young man, having been
brought up a 0akvilIe-
Mr. Thomas G. Lansdon, OF Washing
ton, D. c. is the guest OF Miss Alice A.
Porter, Of this city. Miss Alice lived
with her aunt, wife Of Mr.. Lznds0n, in
Washington several years. Mr.. Land
son Is on his Eay 70 New Mexico 70 visit
q married daughter, who with her hus-
band resides in that country.-Republi-
can.
S1pt- McDoBaId has appointed: Prof
David Torbes and Joseph Edgar Tyree
as his Beard Of Examiners. Prof. Tor
bet has served on the Board for the last
tao years with best Of satisfaction MF.
Tyree Is : young man OF scholarly
He Z IN his Senior year IN
Albany College, and Is 4 compeEanf
yo1ng man fUr the pozitioa.
Mr. " Bentley and daughters Ethel
and Maud and Mrs. Walter Monteith
and soas, Mack and Charles vent 10 the
Bay to-day. while Mr. and Mrs Tnos Hop
klns Mrs II Irving and Mrs Amanda
AeSfer returned from there.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-12
HOME AND ABPoAD.
Popular prices at
Kaufo.ntaTnnI. EAn.-z.

Popular prices at
Kenton's Cash Store.
Red Grown Flour at Kenton's.
We invite attention to our stock o
soap at Kenton's Cash Store.
vanilla and Chocolate ice cream at Mrs
Vierick's tonight.
Fleischman's compressed yeast fresls
every day at Parker Brothers. Only !
cents for two cakes.
One of the most pleasant places thesa
warm days is Mrs. Viereck's Summed
Garden, the place TO get cooIhnd refrezh1
ed.
Del Norte, POS, IL being edncsted "a
be guid.less PAGER 1T the Independence!
track, and it is sad he is taking kindIy.
10 his work and may soon blossom out e
q "guideiess wonder from Oregon -
Rural Spirit.
Tbd postoffice has been moved fntoI
Smiths drug store. The commission od
The neEiy-appointed postmaster, j. r
Smith. arrived Monday, bat he will not
take charge Of the Office till the 18th ofI
ihis month Lebanon z. A.
Henry Miller, linemzn for the Ore
gon Telephone :& Telegraph Company.
who fell from q pole February 3, on Sell
wood street, betEeen Williams and yan-
coHyer avenues, has brought suit in the
state elrcoit court against the TeIephoue
Company for S52e1 damages. He AYERS
that the accident occurred through the
negligence OF the company.-Telegrxm.
CaIiyan Bros. of Scio, and ]. s. Fur
guson OF junction City, shipped train
load Of cattle last Sunday consisting Of
one and two year old heifers and cows
and calves east. They expect TO load an
other train about the middle Of this
month with one and two year old steers
ioE theszme market.
Rev. L. ID. Beck, financial agent Of
Mineral Springs College, resurneI Sstur-
dag from vlsit to Ysmh1lI county and
! aquina Bay. He reports that the col
lexe endosmeot fupd ss growing nicely,
~ subscriptions to dale amounting 70 81.
90. After ne succeeds in raising Sf1.-
700 in this state, Rev Beck will 20 East
. the interest Of the coIIege.-Lebanon
A
Little LionAI HibIe- GeII in the mill
'See Monday afternoon, and the Incl
lent Was the cause Of no little excite
nent for O short time. He was on : foot
Eidge near J. y. Morris place. where
'one girls sere bathing, and the water
ras SIX or eight feet deep Mrs. HibIer
umped in after him, but ~ the bank
vas slcpinK, and che vent in until the
Eater vas up 70 her shS1lders, bat could
lot reach him. and Miss Cora Alexander
Eaded IN from the opposite side and
'sseued him The little feIIox went
ioEn once and after coming fc tire SUR
ace fossed doxn streaH, and Vac rot
ErangIed Al all by going down. Ia q
eU moments he w2s 2s fFIsky az ever
nd wanted TO 90 in again.-Scio News
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Several letters were received from the
boys at Manila this morning.
A hobo at Starbuck made himself 50
obnoxious that the citizens tied him to
telegraph pole and played the hose on
him for Is minutes. He screamed for
mercy and asked for priest. a good
bath is generally fatal 10 these fellows
anyhow.
Big crop stories are now in order. One
farmer Yesterday said he had field OF
40 acres of oats on which the shocks were
so thick that he had no room I'd drive
his wagon through and that he wvs COM
PEELED to back up to the gate to begin
loading Corvallis Times.
gentleman who came in yesterday
from Prineville said that section is ex.
| periencing extreme hot weather Last
Friday at PIineville the mercury regis.
tered l08 and all along the line between
there and Deschutes river it ranged
from 100 to 110.-The Dalles r. NJ
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-12
At Camp Merritt.

From letter from l.. A. Wiley in the
Lebanon Criterion:
In the way of uniform and equipment
our boys have as yet received only hats,
blouses, shirts, socks and underclothing.
When the boys get uniforms they dis
pose of their citizens clothing for what
they can get. A good coat and vest sell
at from p cents.to perhaps $1.oO.
Second hand clothing men at first
reaped a harvest iron the sacrifices of
the boys One peddler offered one of the
Colorado boys p cents for So tailor
made suit which had been worn only
three weeks AS a result OF such an in
suit Mr.. Peddler was put on 4 blanket
and tossed up few times. The toys were
not very particular to catch him on a
tight blanket and IL is reported IN camp
that two days aiterward there was sec-
ond class funeral and now we an. no
longer troubled with Jew peddlers trying
to buy clothing.
The Tennessee boys got into a drunken
row which ended In one mans getting q
gun barrel bent over his head an officers
sword and scabbard being broken aud
several men severely injured. The cap
tain and officers could not control the
men being themselves engaged in the
trouble and il was some time before or
der was restored. The next morning II
men were in the guarihouse.
The Oregon boys are up TO the stand
ing in every respect. The Lebanon Veo-
pie will be pleased to hear that the neat
soldierly appearance, kind and winning
ways, polite manners and good soldierly
appearance in general OF Mortimer ].
COckrell won Tor him the esteemed hon
or Of Majors orderly. This appointment
did not swell MOrtie's head in the least
he is the same jolly. good natured fellow
and fills the place of orderly to perfec-
ton.
Cadet 1t L. A. johnson, OF the o. A.
G. +, was appointed 2nd Sergeant, Cadet
G. II. Horner, of the O. 4. c., corporal,
and through the kindness of our acting
captain, 1t Hamilton OF the Goth Kansss
now hold the position OF quartermaster
sergeant.
Considering that the Albany twelve
were the last to arrive, we feel proud OF
being so well recognized. When we first
came we were under the command OF
Major Diggles Of the Minnesota recruits,
but as they are expecting to leave at any
time, we, the Oregon recruits, are under
Acting Major, Lieutenant II. II. Seeker,
OF Tennessee, and our company is under
acting Captain Lieutenant Hamilton OF
the 2nd Kansas. Oregon recruits are in
four companies.
We expect TO sail for Manila next week
but have no orders as yet. Scott. Starr
and Markhart have been sick but were
able to drill today except Scott and he is
| feeling much better. The men OF our
company were vaceinated today.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-12
COUNTY COURT.
Geo. d. Barton judge, d. l.. Curl and
ID. 9. Swami commissioners

Geo. ID. Barton Judge, d. l.. Curl and
ID. G. Swami commissioners
The county court adjourned last night
after transacting the following business.
Certificate of redemption ordered to
issue to John Ii. Remington.
Application OF T. A. Morris ct al for
road granted and bills allowed.
No action was taken on the matters OF
the poor farm and Mill City bridge.
N. Young was appointed thistle com
missioner ior Dist. 5.
Petition of NJ. T.. Pugh for rebate OF
tax, disallowed.
In the matter OF the remodeling of the
court house, all bids sub4nitied IN July
,? were ordered rejected. Bids will
probably be advertised for about Nov. i.
Bill OF j. ]. Whitney. Oregon agt Geo.
CLARK. disallowed.
Delinquent tax role OF 1896 was ordered
turned over to the sheriff with a warrant
for its collection.
I. Turner was appointed thistle COM
n'issione- OF Dist. q and Siias Compton
in Dist :.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-12
Do First Class Work.

Laundry patrons who want first class
work done without paying exhorbitant
prices should patronize the Albany
steam Laundry which have employed
regularly five OF the best ironers on the
coast for shirts, dresses, and shirt waists.
and ten cents is the highest price
charged for any OF these articles.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-12

The Review accuses Roseburg OF
being affected by an acute case of stingi-
ness, which expresses good deal.
In the Vierick letter yesterday the
word money was used instead of Monte
rev. Perhaps Dewey needed money as
we'll as the Monterey.
Chales RYDER was accidently killed in
the saw mill at Corvallis yesterday alter
noon. A slab of wood caught and sent
the covering OF the gang edger against
Mr.. RYDER at the heart with such force
as to cause his death.
The date of the Manila letter publish
ed Yesterday should have been July /.
It took the letter over u month to reach
Albany, it being sent out by way OF
Hong Kong, and having a ten cent
stamp on it.
II. d. Edwards was elected county
commissioner of Lane county by plur-
ality over w. ii. Braughman. The lat
ter contested and as result Edwards
now has plurality. which is Just about
the way contests generally end.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-12

THE JUDGE Contest. - In the election
contest OF Z. II. Darcy vs. K. r. Boise,
candidates for the circuit iudgeship in
this district, the recount in Yamhill
county was completed Tuesday evening.
The result is a net gain OF four votes
for Boise, making his plurality SO instead
of SO.
There remains but one county, Tilla-
NOOK, where the hearing is set for Aug.
"a. This will not change the result in
all probability.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-12

THE CAThoLIc CnuRcH.-The Catholic
church in this city has been enlarged and
improved until it is QUE of the finest
Catholic churches in the Northwest.
Yesterday in keeping with the splendid
arrangements and decorations of the
church an elegant pipe organ, costing
over g., 900 was placed in the church and
is being put together by MIR. Geo. n.
Anderson OF San Francisco. II is ere
dit to the city of Albany. The surround
ings will be made Us attractive as the
church and its furnishings. Rev. Met
aver is entitled to great credit for these
improvements, costing SIS, 900 or $50, 900,
and in the excellent taste displayed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-12

A NAKED PRIsoNER,- One Tennessee
Bill was placed in the city Jail yesterday
afternoo Tor being gloriously drunk and
disorderly. He began celebrating the
event at once by disrobing and burning
all OF his clothes in the stove, which also
set fire to the wall OF the Jail. The smoke
was discovered and the flames extinguish-
ed from outside with the hose from .
small; hydrant. Tennessee Bill should
be dressed in oyeralls.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-12

COOP FOR THE CoLLEoR.-Last week We
received the 3lst annual catalogue OF the
Albany college at Albany, Oregon. The
school is reported as having done excel
lent work the past year. This school is
growing in reputation and increasing in
efficiency from year to year. Ii is a good
place TO send young men and young wo-
wonanbood -Grants Pass Courier.
The DEMOCRAT has not yet received a
catalogue.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-12

E. C. Blanks. Lswisville, Texas. w,itex
that one box OF DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve was worth ESQ. 90 TO him. II cured
his piles of ten years standing. Italso cures
eczema, skin diseases and obstinate sores.
At ], A. Cutamings.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-12

pon't tell your neb9hbors what you
see in the east window Of the Albany Fur
niture Co. Terms half cash balance before
you leave the store.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-12

Music Miss Mildrc1 6urmester
teacher of piano or organ. Systematic
Mason touch and technique. Residence
fifth street, opposite U P church.
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O AiEyxR.

Let everybody come 10 the star Bakery
and get A. ioaves of fresh bread for 81 90
cash.
q CMEYER
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-12

II think DeWitt's save is the finest pre-
paiation on the market for piles :" So
writes John c. Dunn, of Wheeling. w.
Va. Try it add you will think the same
1t also cures ecze ma and all skin diseases
At ]. A. Cum .ninge.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-12

Karl'S CloYer Root Tea, tor Constipa
ton i, the Best and if after using it you
don't say -. return the package and get
your money. Sold BY FoshaY q Mason