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RERkEA4Y REAL ESTATE.

s4000-FOR new, modern house of rooms;
furnished throughout with the latest style;
large lot; situated near electric and steam
and ten minutes walk to university;
owner must go East at once a chance Of a
lifetime o. G. MAY & CO.. 2123 Center
St. Berkeley.
RANCH Of acres; all improved; almost in
center of Berkeley; splendid land for wheat
and alfalfa, COWS and chickens; will sell very
reasonable. o. G. MAY & CO, 212S Center
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
$SO0-50v125 LOT on San Antonio ave
S11oJ-50X26s lot Benton St, near Santa
Clara ave.
Sl5OO-New 5-room cottage, on. Grand St; work
all done.
s25oo- 5ox2oO house. rooms; windmill and
tank.
$500 50x150 elegant new house, rooms
modern; at Morton-st. station; easy terms.
Bargains in all parts of Alameda. Office
open Sundays.
ALAMEDA LAND COMPANY,
1900 Park st. Alameda
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HENRY j. GALLAGHER co,

Successors 10 Flanagan & GailaEher>.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBAL- ERA
20 Fifth ST.. opposite Lincoln school
Telephone South so.
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SEWING MACHINES.


s. MONTHLY. rented. repaired, bought. sold:
machine supplies. is Sixth: phone Mint 40.
ALI. kinds bought sold. exchanged. rented:
repairing az lowest rates 205 Fourth st.
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ROOMS AND hoard WANTED.
LOST.
FOUND.
C.RPET CLEANING.


CITY steam Carpet cleaning Works-Cleans.
moves lays carpets. G. H. STEVENS, Mgr.
IS and 40 Eighth St: telephone South $50.
WHEN YOU become disguised with poor work
send 70 SPAULDINGS Pioneer Carpet
beating Works. 253-357 Tehama St. tel $. 40.
CARPETS cleaned at 30 per yard; laid at &c.
STATIONS. eighth ST; tel. Jessie Si4.
.J p MITCHELL, Carpet-cleaning Co.. $40 l4th
ST.: cleaning BE per yard; tel Mission "a
.C0NKLIN'S Carpet-beatlng Works. $50 Golden
Gate ave. tel East l2f.
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sPIRITUALISM.

ATTENTION,
MRS. DR. A. D HOWE.
The celebrated medium and clairvoyant Of all
clairvoyants, who sees it ALL tells you all and
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never asks a question, but before you utter
word she tells you in full Of all that you are
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marriage. divorce. tells of friends and enc
mics. locates mines and buried treasures.
TO THE SICK ESPECIALLY
Her assistance is priceless. Her Revealed
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rheumat lsm all skin diseases. heart and ner-
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she has made are the talk Of the whole slope.
Treatment and consultation by mail always
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call MRS. DIR. A. D. HOWE.
1104 Market St. S. F. The Vendome.
AIRS. J. j. WHITNEY. celebrated trance.
test medium. life reader medical ClairVoy
ant: treats all private chronic and obscure
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Stockton St
CIRCLE TONIGHT; Thursday, p m 25c. c.
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l0c. 6G5 McAllister st; come, skeptics.
MRS. MENA FRANCES. independent slate
writing medium. IFS Haight st.
MRS. KATE HOSKINS trance medium: read
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MRS. ELLIS; tests to all; Tues.-Fri , p. m;
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$4,000 TO loan on safes and articles of every
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ave. Market ST.
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this city, January 2, 1899. Leo.
beloved son of Thomas B. and Rose Keesing.
and brother of Julia, Barnett Lizzie and
Grace Keesing, a native of san Francisco,
aged years months and s days.
ETThe funeral will take place this day
tuesday, at 30 o. cocF. from the family
residence. 2S19 LaEuna street. Irterment and
funeral services private.
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STORAGE.

a NEW freproof brick bldg: cut rates. Serb
NER & CO, ll4J Mission ST. bet. It'll and Sth.
PIERCE-ftoDOLPH Storage and Moving Co
Office 40I Post st. cor Powell: tel Main s7l2
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REMOVAL Notice-Dr. c. e. O'Donneu. on
and residence. 1921k Marker, bet. tth and II
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AosINEss CHANCES.

Sl25o-CORNER grocery and bar, Western Ad-
clifton; rent $50: good business; actual value
$3.50; must be sold in days make offer;
bargain. WILKE & UNFUG. 500 Market
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HELP w. NTED-Continued.

working housekeeper for
small country hotel Particulars at 62l Tay-
Tor ave. Alameda: Webster street station.
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OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
FTfRNITU RE-Good and cheap. II. SCHELL-
HAAS old store. 40S Eleventh St See him
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A Circle City Letter.

MF. J. NJ. Marks has received a letter
from Mr.. John Bechtel. dated at Circle
City, Alaska, May 81. lie reported
reaching Dawson whele he remained on
ly one day MS things were not ~ repre-
scented. Hcwas eos days from skagway
to'pawson and o,s days 10 Circle City.
travelling with four dogs, the best one BE-.
ins the dog lac took from Albany. Dogs
there now are cheap. Mr.. Betnhel had
struck job with the only man WHO
hired help ut Circle City, which would
last while there was water In the creek
AZ that time there was some snow bul
~ Was most gone. and the weather was
good. Mr.. Bechtcl had tried to sink Ia
one ot his claims but had failed on ae
count Of the water aud hence had not
struck anything yet and nothingon any
Of the creeks la which he was interested
had been done, nor had anything beer
struck In that part Of the country last
winter. Several stampedea had proven
no good.
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..........TUEoDA ........ n.
A Memorable Event.

One oil to most enjoyable socia
events Of the seaion occurred yesterday
afternoon Ut the home Of Mr.. Jas. El.
kins. The gathering WAS Ia honor oi
MTs. Amelia Fisher, the motber.in.iaw
cl Mr.. Llkins, who on las. Sabbath, Jolly
10 passed her 9th birthday and 10 com.
memorate this event her friendg OF the
NJ. II. church and the w. O. r. u. gave
her q pleasant surprise. Az Mrs. Fisher
received her guests 30 graci0ue1y and
aiiectlopattly, recognizing each one, and
calling ny oame ever tboFe slJe had moi
seen ior year or more. II was difficult
TO ofealize that she had past her louI
score and seventeen years. Her mind
10 vigorous and her memory marvellous
good, che reads the pa apsrs aud naga.
zines and ~ well posted In ell matters In
which she 10 particularly interested. HeI
life has been one of great usefulness and
activity not nnIy In the hon 9, but 10 thG
church and other oEganizat ons, especi
ally tho w.. &. r. u. OF which size IL now
an hODored member.
DuilDg the afternoon several OF tbs
iayOfite hymns OF Mrs. Fisher were suns
~ Wv kbNHNg hHu Dgs W Ire OUeHeu
lervtnt prayer, thanking God for the
life lie had given 10 ~, and asking tha,
this mother In Israel be spared another
year, ~ be His will.
ksifeshmenis ol ice cream and cher
Fies were then served. The friends en-.
joyed lhs afternoon most heartily, aDt
separated In the evening with the bless
ing Of this aged saint resting upon them
like benediction.
The following guests were present:
DR. AMI Mrs Wire, DR. and Mrs Win
nard, Judge and Mrs Moutanye, Mes
danes Efskine, Adamr, simpson
Crowder, 81 John, Farrier, Watson
Moon, Stafford, Hochs.edIer, Living
stone, Brink, Hale, Stewart, Pardom
Allhouse, Vance,
Kobscn, Westfall, WandelI, William
son, Thomas, Mil.a-d. Cras lord, Bryan
Jones, Howard. Lee, Miller, Brown, Nc
Chesney, Patterson, Mcbride.
Misses Stafford, Mead, Montanye, Nc
Ailister. Mcbride, Yantis and Hoppe
aud Dir. Wesley Wire.
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At Tangent.

On lsst Saturday evening An Ice cream
and lava social was given at the resid-
ence Of Mr.. and Mrs. L B. Luper By the
young ladies OF the Epworth League ol the
VI. II. church ct Tangent. About eighty
people were present and good time was
had, The literary exercises consisted OF
songs, declarations, instrumental music
and tableaux. TIE lawn was beautis
July lighted by Chinese lanterns aus-
pended from over hanging boughs. After
lbe litersry program came the ice cream
supper Of which five and half gallons
were soon disposed Of. Next cane tl.s
social part which were highly er joyed py
all present.
Tc the success Of this social much cred.
4 is due the young ladies; but ct the
same time much 10 due to Mr.. and Mrs.
Luper for their untiriDg efforts and the
kind and friendly manner in which they
entertained those present.
The only incident that aroee mar the
pleasant time happened Wien one OF the
boys bitcbed up his buggy and had bis
partner in the seat beside him and bad
taken firm bolI upon the lines and told
the horse to 20 he stubbornIy refused, but
began 10 back and act ugly which fright
ened MiIs - 30 bsdly that he had
ybaDdon the horse and buggy and walk
home with her.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-21
WEDNESDAY.
HOME AND ABROAD.

Refrigerator,
Ice cream freezers,
Az Stewart & sox Hardware Co.'S.
Call at the Sugar Bowl for fresk ffuit
Have your photo taken at Miss Longs
for cash IL 90 dozen, cabinet sze.
Fresh fruit at yiereck Sugar Bowl par.
lors.
STOVES and Tinware at Ol,ling 4
Hul5urt's.
Garden Hose and Iawnmowers at Oh.
ling & Hulburt's.
Ray&Kingsley, marble dealers have
dissolved partnership.
Gents French Calf Shoes, s2, worth
~. Next Revere House.
Fresh SodavilIe soda-water healthiul
summer drink, at Burkhart &Lee's.
FOR sale, gocd carpeting, 80 Gems per
Yard. by +. 8. Alexander, east end oI SiL
street.
MIR. @. A. wes'oa, of Albany, will
ran the Philoma'h h warehouse this year.
Times.
DIR. L. ". Guiss and son of Woodburn,
formerly Of Albany, have let . contract
Tor the construction OF brick 50x60, to
cost a, 900.
The Journal says that there is grape.
vine report that the Rieiy corner will bt
chosen for the poetolfice site.
Wheat dropped two cents yeeterda,
afternoon and II lie now 40 cents. II
Chicago II has z ne down fIoln 80 ceEtl
TO 20 cents. What's the matter.
The petitions asking the SoEthern Pa
eific 10 run train out OF Corvallis Il
Portland in the morning and back in th,
evening, we're sent yes.erdry TO th
headquarters OF the company in Port
land.
| James Davidson residing in Bento
county, across the Willamette yestefda
tell off load OF hay, striking on bi
head and receiving some bad strains an
bruises. DR.. DaviS was cent for and al
tended him.
Il There is on exhibition at F. L. Chan
! berS store "Gila monster" the famou
poisonous reptile OF Arizona. 1t va
sent TO O. L. Scott, OF this city, by G.
Mcdonald, OF Los Angeles well know
here. So poisonous Is the moneter ths
no antidole lie known for its bite. --Er
gene Guard.
Two very peculiar bicycle accident
| recently happened at Lebanon. LesIi
Fry, twelve years older, WAS ridin
barefooted when the big toe OF his rigt
foot wae caught between the chsin &C
sprocket wheel and taken OFF. Ere
Gentry was oiling his bicycle and gay
the wheel turn when one OF his thuml
caught In the same place taking of th
end OF it. That is . dangerous place be
tween the chain and sprocket wheel.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-21
MONDAY.
The Governors Appeal.

Governor 6cor and staff returned this
morning from San Francisco where they
had been TO great the Oregon volunteers.
While there the Governor had on, on.
portunity Of addressing the boys alone
When left Oregon with my staff TO
meet you here, II was with the under.
standing that you were 10 procoed Inn.
inediateIy 10 the Vancouver Barracka a and
there be mustered out. When / went
Out 70 meet you on tho transports, |
iound but one opinion among YOU, and
that ~ That you be mustered out In San
Franelico. When found that this was
20 did what little could do 10 aid YOU
~ having this thing accomplished. ThIs
has pooh 4 great disappointment 10 the
people oi Oregon, bu: tho dIsappoint.
ment ~ only u temporary one.
leave Tor Greg With my stafl to-
morrow night, anu hoTe can carry 10
tue people of Oregon the ASSURANCE from
you that you will ell 10 TO our native
state ~ body. You have received an
ovation IN California, aud right royalty
nave the Teoplc bado you welcome. But
lhlu ~ only shados ol the icception
uAt awaits you IN Oregon. The mount
AIMS ana valleys are waiting for you With
open arms. Your mothers and wives.
your sisters and may say swoethearts, /,
are impatient at tiis delay In your cons
lpR. You have conferred honor :and re-
nown on the stateo Oregon and The poo
ple are more than ANXIOUS 10 show their
appreciation OF your work. The state Of
Oregon is proud o tl,e record you have
you,
o9lonel summc then stepped for
n VAR ana cried 10 voice that could De
heara all over the field
Men~~-yon have heard your Governor
Ask ,s ior an assurance from you that you
WI hang together until we reach Oregon
~, .hosc intending TO return 10 Oregon
hands, Wv"
Nearly eva.y right band Ia the regim.
IN. was raised. Perhaps txenty or thlriy
"' Tue men held their hands down.
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A Hail Storm Story.

A. W. Moses, teacher at North Da.
kota Indian Agency, who 10 spending
the summer at Tangent, told the Cor
wallis Times the following:
They bad a sterm at Fort ger,bold on
Jnly srd that made things lively while
II lasted. IL wac Lailstorm, the ike
Of which Mr.. Moses never saw before
ana never wants TO see again. The hall
stones knocked sheep down, bursted
their heads and broke their legs. An
Indian boy from the agency was enroute
70 neiRhboring town TO play In the
band 81 Fourth OF July celebration,
His horn was tied on the saddle behind
him. The hailstones beat the horn into
. shapeless mass and rendered II use;ess.
The boy eaved bimeeIf by holding his
heavy oveTeoat over his head, stretched
ike o tent by his two hands. which
broke the force OF the stones and saved
him from being kuocked senseIess. AZ
u was. bis arms and legs we're terribly
bruised. The same storm knocked all
the shingles off dwelling Louse located
some distance from the agency. The
stones that did the latter vera do. cribed
a. solid Ice with jagged edges and not
round as bailstones usually are. The
smallest stones In this remarkable hail
storm were not lees than three inches IN
circumference, while the larger ones
were often more than seven inches Il
10 not surprising that Mr.. Moscs prefers
his native Ftate.
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There is over 500 OC0 on deposit in the
FIRST National Bank Of Prinetiile.
One Of the boats on the Yukon river.
MAJ Was taken IN 10 sections, in sixteen
trips cleared $S5, 900.
AT the Chautauqua gathering tonight
Sam Jones will deliver his lectI re on
Get there and stay there" and tomor-
Tos two lectures" Mani hood and Money
snd "SawsIety."
The people OF Oakland, (r., are moi
sitting In The ashes, but lave alreedy
gone to work to rebuild the city, aud |.
wi! be better built than before.
The dLe sword 10 be pesentedl Mai. Eli,
has arrived and may be seen at +. NJ,
French's. The money for il IL being
raised by ten ladies Of the Emergencl
Corps.
Several Albany people had made ar
rangements to make trip 10 Alaska Will
an excursion party 10 go In August from
seattle, when it was learned last might
that there were no Derths left, and they
got left.
Mr. NJ AchesCn, who recently ven
10 Eastern Oregon on tip writes from
umati'ia county that nsideral le 1hea
has been ruined by the recent hot spel
and dry weather and that there will no
be over bali a crop Of wheat.
Bathing is very popular these warn
days. A cTos d OF twenty or thirty ma.
be seen every evening about eight o'clocl
across the Willamette. 1t is refreshing
and healthy pastime, but like all thing
should be INDUCED in moderately.
!
The A. o. U. w has paid the heirs o
the .ate Lorenzo Grey the 5000 bene
hciary which he carried. Mrs. Grey re
ceived 81 900 and Nolia and Metric
each $500, 81 900 is also due from H.
Degree OF Honor and and 1900 from
the Home Forum.
| In response to..a request.for:an..op ..opiniol
Attorney General Blackburn inform
Sheriff Livingstone OF Grant County tina
he is not entitled to collect mileage from
the county seat where the papersi ar
served by a deputy residing nearer tn
party served, but only mileage for tn,
Tor the actual distance Travelled ia the
service OF the paper. That's what.
After the gray wastes of WyominI
and Idaho, 0regoa, with lite incom ar
able clima'e, lie trees, its grasses, il
fruits and flowers, 10 most welcome, say
Editor OF the tsreencaetle, Ind, Free
Prees. There 10 certain strange faecin
alton about the vast stretch OF deeer
which ooG must c.oss to reach this beau
tiiul land. ''where rolls the Oregon
But ~ this time MIR. Arnold had no
seen the willamette vall-y south Of Port
land
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Notice of First Mssting..Of Creditor.

Ia the District Court OF the Uni ed States
for the District It Oregon:
In the matter Of J Cain bankrupt
To the cred tors of J. A. Cain Of Browns
Vile, in the County of Linn and District
aforesaid, bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th
day OF July A. n. 1899, the said ]. A.
Cain was duly sdjuGicated bankrupt, and
that tn +, fret nee lug Of mis- creditors wilt
be he'd at Albany, tres on in my office, on
tie oath day of July A. d. 1899, at one
O'Clock in the afternoon, at which time the
said creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint a trustee, examine the
bankrupt, aud transact such o,her business
as may properly came before said meeting
Dated Iu y IA b, 1899.
II. 81 YANT,
Referee in Bansrup,cy.
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DECIDEDLY. SCATTERED. -- There 10 a
photograph OF the staff Of. the. Post-Tn-
.elligcnccr which wss takon few sears
ago. How the oil force under Alfred
Holman IL scattered Ha Ia on the Ore
gonlan In Portland win II. Parry 10 city
comptroller; John w. Pratt IL p,actic-
ing law but still writes occasionally !:
Lamont IL professor Ia Yale; Ingcrsoll
has been justice OF the peace and Is now
n member OF the bar; Jabex Nelson IL
with the Associated prces In New York !;
l.. X. Hodges 10 running . mine at
Magee. Idaho; Frank Eberle has dissp-
peared; Cronin has left the business;
Melvin q. Winstock 10 organizer Of the
Eagles; Earle IL running q paper ut
Coupe, lille; Sheffield Is Ia Skagway and
George U. Piper. the youngest oi the
group. 10 now owner OF the. Post-Intclli-
sencer.--Seattle,Arg
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Clean blood means clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar'
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
nurities from the body. Begin to-day to
Danish pimples, boils, blotches, blaekheads,
and that siekly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets, s,-beauty for ten cents. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, l0e, 25c, SOC.
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o. A. Archibald is taking his outing
in the mountains.
David G Gotlieb is now clerk in Wm.
Pfeifer's branch confectionery store.
Mrs. A. +. English, OF Roseburg. has
besn visiting Albany friends.
Mrs. J. X. Weatherfovd is at Oregon
City the guest OF Mrs. r. d. Wilson.
Senator ]. d. DAILY, author OF the fa-
nous DAILY school laT, was in the city
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Blain went to the
Bay this noon for two weeks outing.
The water agates are warned to look out.
| Ex mayor Ffoman, Frank Fromau
and John Althouse returned last evening
iron Fish Lake, with fth.
Capt. and Mrs. Kuhn OF the S. A., o
Portland, arrived in Albany tins week
and today Capt. Kuhn left cor Coo
county on a trip.
Miss Ma'geIia Blink has been rerlecte
to q position in tie Prineville uhIi
school where she has given excellent sai
isiaction the pact two or three ,ears.
Mr.. Win Hendren, recently in J
GfAdwohl's store during his al sence j
San Francisco. has peeun clerkshi
with Mr. p. Cohen
Mr. A. Hsckleman, OF Camp creel
pa eed through here last Thursday wit
about 40 head of horses bound for A
bany -Prineville Review Mr.. II ckle
man should reach Albany Y tonight.
VI Prof. snl Mrs. !. M. Wake
D left this morning on the steamt
Albany for Oregon City. Prof. Schmic
left this noon and they will be joined b
: President Lee. In few days there wi
= be an Albany College day, in whic
these will be assisted by Prof. and Mr.
s Wirtz in program of interest.
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TERMS.

.eAILY DEMOCRAT, 25 cents per month
$500 per year in advance. 30c permonth
not in advance. BY carrier, lOc per
week. 10 per cent added II allowed to
run over months. Single copies Sc. !.
WEEKLY. Sl. .25 in advance; 81. so at end
If year; tl.75 for second year; 800 for
,hird and preceding years, when not paid
in advance. Clubs OF Eve new subscribers
at S5. 90.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-21
Mauy yaLover

has turned with disgust from an other
wise lovable girl with an offensive breath.
Kari's Clover Root Tea purifes the breath
byits action on the bowels, etc., as moth
else will. Sold for years on absolute
guarantee. Price Is cts. and 30 cts.
Fo sale by Foshay 4 Mason.
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Sick headaches.

The curse of overworked womankind, ARE
quickly and surely cured by karl's Glover
Root Tea, tho great blood purifier and
tissue builder. Money refunded II not
satisfactory. Price, 25 cts, and 90 cts.
For sale by Foshay & Mason.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Funk CT the millinery
store are closing out their business here
preparatory to taking trip into eastern
Oregon.
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BORN.

PARKER.--O Monday evening, July
IL, 1899, a few miles from Albany, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Parker, ton.
All doing we'll.