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West sullivan.
Miss Gertrude Henderson Is visiting rel
atiyes in Bar Harbor.
Miss Sadie Young, of Harrington is
living with Mrs. Addie 6. Hayey.
Mrs. Jennie McKusicS Galley returned
to Boston with Mr.. Galley Monday.
Miss Josie Bunker left Saturday for
Deer Isle, where she has been engaged to
teach.
Rev. f. Il. Osgood preached his first
sermon sunday evening to a large au-
dience.
The order Of Eastern Star did not meet
Monday evening, owing to the Pythians'
May ball.
Miss Mabel Allen and Miss Marcia
Young We're in town Friday, visiting the
primary school.
Harold F. Gordon has returned from a
pleasant trip east on the Washington
County railroad.
Mr., and Mrs. William Trenoweth have
rented the Stimson place, and will &C.
cupy it this week.
Mrs. Edith Hyson and daughter
Florence returned from Boston Saturday
for brief visit. They expect to move
there soon.
\. NJ. Matteeks, who is singing in Al
bany, n. y, made his first appearance in
the opera "A Persian Garden" last week,
with grand success. Mr.. Mattocks has
made name for himself as tenor.
May /. G.
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West BrooksyiIie.
Osborn Lord, OF Belfast, is in town.
Thus far six dogs have been licensed at
the town clerks office.
Miss Caroline JOY has arrived from Els
worth and opened her house at Point
View for the summer.
Sidney and Fred Halves leave for Rock
land this morning, where they have con-
tracted to make extensive repairs on
Samuel Mayridge's house.
Sewel Tapley and Manning Perkins,
who are building cottages at Isles boro,
passed sunday with their families, re-
turning to the isiand this morning.
May !. ToMsoN.
VT. Desert.
MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.
Hhereas TIE Grca; Ruler of the universe
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AbTam GilpatricA has the lumber on
the spot To enlarge his cottage.
}. II. SOULS commenced to-day to put
an annex or one Of W. W. Naughan's
cottages on the point
Frank Squirting Is charging his cottage
~ adding three more rooms. He has
rented 10 New York parties.
O. NJ. Ober is having his house pIumbed
for hot and cold water and bath room by
Leighton, Davenport; 4 Co.
Herman sasase and family arrived
home saturday. Mr. Savage has been in
Florida the past winter, where he kept a
hatel With god success,
EIrie Holmes. who for seven years was
in the firm Of Holmes * Allen, o. Semes-
Vile has bought cut The stock and trade
Of N. I. Doehan, clothing, boots.
shoes, &c, ana taken possession.
Mr. Tbfope, WHO has a cottage on
G=eeaine Island. Wa N town for
several Gay, last week. He viii return
With his family jane /.
=. (. Graves j. talking with parties
about renting hi, cottage on Cross street.
Bishop Neatly was IN town Sunday. He
held services here and at seal Harb Dor.
May /. j. y. +,
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south Deer Isle.
George Powers left Monday for his
seasons work.
Fred Robbins left April p for Boston,
where be will be employed al his trade.
J. {. Robbins went to Rockland Satur-
day and attended the remaining meetings
Of the conference, returning Monday.
Mrs May Robbins returned from Rock
land Monday evening. She attended the
Methodist conference, and enjoyed it
much.
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May l..
A nilIersl.

Amherst
There Will be grand celebration at
Amherst July 4, including the usual fan
TASTES in the early morning, and a mill
tary drill at the town hall in the evening.
Entertainments will be furnished
throughout the day. Dinner and supper
will be served at the hail. Ice-cream,
fruit and confectionery may be had on
the grounds. Music Will be furnished by
local talent.
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North BrooksNille

North BrooksVile
Capt, Pulk is loaded waiting for favor
able wind.
Rose Bowden is at work for Sylvester
Lymburner
John p. Snow and wife have returned to
Little Deer Isle.
Ira Cousins went to Bucksport to-day to
attend probate court.
Schooner mildred May" is loading
weod at the grange wharf.
George Meseryey has returned from BAN
gor and is at sylvester Gray,s i'll with the
measles.
Chester Perkins and Fred Hawes have
finished repairing their schooner. They
left Monday Tor fishing grounds.
Walter Doyle has moved his family to
BluehilI, where he will take charge of the
boarding house a Whites quarry.
Merle I.ymburner came home on We'd
nesday from Rockland. where he has been
attending business college the past eight
weeks.
DR.. T. 4. Bicktnrd leaves town to-day
for Montana. where he has business inter
ests which will require his attention dur
ing the summer.
Miss Gussie Halves i home from Port
land. where she has been employed the
past winter and spring. She was accom-
panied by her cousin, Ralph Halves. Of
New Rochelle, y. y.
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AtIanuc.
Lizzie Burns, who has been employed
since last fall at Hancock, came home
Friday
Il. W Joyce was in Portland this week
on business connected with his sardine
factory.
Willard staples left Monday for Bath
where he viii go as mate OF the schooner
Cactus.
Dir. H. W. Small, wife and daughter
Merle spent sunday with relatives at
Deer Isle.
Mrs. Laura Smith Will take her little
daughter again to Portland TO the eye and
ear inhrmary for treatment.
LiuwaoG Joyce fell from staging while
at work on Ezra Conary's new house, cut
ting 7aea mis- lip and barely escaping
serious iEj 5fIe5.
Schools an opened Monday under COM
Iatzn. AID experienced teachers. The
schools are unusually well attended, and
ali incie4J ans promise This to be a very
profitable school year.
Nav f. :.
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west re mont
School begins to-day. May /, the gram
mar taught by Gertrude Rumill, the pri-
mary by Mrs. :. 5. Deliver.
Mrs. Seddie La Count, who moved to
Boston asst fall, had to return on account
of i'll health. She lives in the Charles
Branscomb house.
Mrs. Zu!ma :. Clark and grandson, Rod
ney Lust, are at Manset. Mrs. Clark Is
keeping house for Mrs. l.. A. Clark " hile
Mrs. Clark Is in Boston visiting.
Mrs. Robert B. Dix and daughter, Mrs.
Lillian T. Murphy, and children, leave
Monday for RockIand, where they will
make visit. From there Mrs. Dix will
60 10 Bangor 70 visit her sister, Mrs Z. T.
Hardy.
Wo.k on the sardine factory is pro-
crossing very rapidly. They have a large
building new, over 10ox2S feet, besides the
engine house, which contains fine new
engine and boiler. Mr.. Rich has an Of
fee with al. latest improvements. Capt.
Otis Albee has just arrived with a raft of
logs 10 continue the extension Of the
wharf.
April 80. "THELMA."
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North I.anoIEr

North LamoIH~-
Miss Emma Austin went to Penobscot
last Wednesday to teach.
Mrs. sarah Young is visiting relatives
in Birch Harbor and vicinity.
Miss Vira Austin will teach the school
at Partridge Cove this spring.
Alton Trip goes TO Bar Harbor to-day
to be employed with George stafford.
Miss Ethel Colt, Of Hancock, is stop
ping at Mrs. E. Y. Young's for while.
Miss Lille Mcfarland has gone to Birch
Harbor, here she is TO teach this spring.
Miss Sadie Coggins begins her duties
as teacher at East Lamoine this morning.
Heryev Salisbury went to Bar Harbor
last Tuesday to be employed for the sum
mer.
Luther Leach and family and Mrs Car
oline Austin. of Bar Harbor, were in town
sunday.
School begin, ia this district this morn
ing. 1t viii be taught by Mss Phosie
Higgins.
Capt. \ G. Holt and wife, accompanied
by their son, Dr. {. +. Holt, Of Dover
went TO PASSPORT Saturday TO visit theiI
daughter, Mrs. Herbert Hodgkins.
Miss Eun.ce Coggins very pleasantly en-.
tertained party o. her friends on the
evening OF April 4, it being her sixteenth
birthday. she was the recipient OF num-
Der of pretty gifts. Refreshments were
/ carvad
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East IsIueltilt.
May flowers are plentiful.

East BIuehiit.
May flowers are plentiful.
Miss Susie L. Long i teaching in El!s-
worth.
The steamaz Catherine" now touches
here ON Mondays ana Saturdays.
The Methodist pastor, Key. Herbert
Moore, viii preach here another year.
Mrs. L. W. Barton, of Springfield,
Mass, is spending few weeks in the
village visiting relatives.
Miss Ethelyn NJ. Long is teaching in
Everett, Mass, where she has been en-
ployed during the past year.
Primary school began two weeks age;
Miss Julia Saunders teacher. Grammar
school begins this morning; Miss George
MADDOX teacher.
Schooner "Kentuchy" arrived here last
week with freight for &. G. Long, and the
schooner Gold Hunter" with freight for
E. c. Long and L. b. Grindle.
The Chase Granite Co. has suspended
business for the present, which will make
business rather duh. Most of the work
men are seeking employment in other
places.
May /. q.
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y y y I171FNFs
Chris Toole, OF Bangor, on Saturday,
sold three lots at Green Lake to George
Barnekob, Of Philadelphia. Mr.. Barnekob
will a. once build a cottage to be 30x2s
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Goaldsboro.
Ernest Whitaker lost valuable horse
recently.
Cecil Moore has enlisted for three years
service in the standing army.
Mrs. Francena stevens has gone to Bar
Harbor to visit her son aud daughter.
Mrs. Edith Hoyey starts Tuesday for
Boston to visit her sister and daughter.
Rev. e b. Morse, who has been here
for the past two years, leaves this week
for Cape Roster aud Bucks Harhor
y here he isto IL this year. J. l.. PInEey-
ton i TO he here.
Mrs. Flora H. sowle celebrated her
+ eighty.sixth birthday Friday, April y.
Quite a number G: her friends spent the
afternoon with hor. lce-crtam, cake and
coffee were served. She ) STILL Rbe to
sew and knit quite lot. In the last year
she has made eleven quits. She has
/ made one for each OF her four grand
children, one OF which contained 3,5sf
pieces.
May /. JEX.
I uull's Cove.
Mrs. Annie Haslam, Of Bar Harbor,
spent Sunday in town.
Jesse Moodworth, who has been in the
woods This winter, has retained home.
Mr.. and Mrs. john Stanley are rejoicing
over the srrival q baby boy, born
April -.
The rehearsal choir VIII meet at the
home OF Misses Ella aud Maria Hsmor
next Saturday evening.
Miss Clara Leland, who has been spend
ing the Finter in Boston, has returned
home for the summer.
The many friends OF Miss Lillian Sweet
vii! bo glad 70 see her home again for the
summer. Miss Sweet has been employed
at Bar ii arbor for the past winter.
Mrs. Prudence Iaslam has gone to
Walt ham O spend short time with her
daug liter, Mrs. Mary Dickey, whose fam
ly has been very i'll for long time.
May !. b.
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Work IS under way on the foundation
of the Episcopal church to be built here.
The church will be OF native stone and OF
modern design.
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feet, two stories high. 1t will be one OF
the handsomest yet to be built on the
lake. Mr. Barnekob is the representative
OF a big Boston wooden house.
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South Hancock.

south Hancock.
H. D. Bah has built new hen house.
r. G. smith lost a valuable COW last
week.
\. :. Wooster has been quite i'll the past
week with rheumatism.
Miss Alice Wooster has returned from
Needham, Mass, where she has been the
past t~o years.
Miss Marcia Young is teaching the
primary school at the Corner, and Mis-,
Mabel 3. Allen at Hancock Point.
y. P Wooster returned from Boston
Tuesday. He was obliged to give UP his
position on account OF i'll health.
Mrs. Clarissa Dyer, Of seal Harbor. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Salome Pettingill.
Mrs. Dyer i seyenty-seyen years old, Last
Wednesday she helped her sister shear ten
sheep and went to the cid folks ball in the
evening.
Nav / w
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It never disappolnts. This Is one Of tie pc
cuuaiues Of Hood- sarsaparlla. 1t cures
scrofala. -alt rl.sga, humors, stomach and Kid
Hey troubles, nervousness.
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Ffrookiil4.

fFoohiih.
Z. Is. Hopkins was in town last week
in tae Interest the Continental Pack
ing CO.
Everyone is busy this fine weather.
The outlook for a prosperous year in
Erookiin i good.
\. I. = axe aud wife are in Ellsworth
to-day. Mrs. Blake will 90 to Corinna to
visit friends for few weeks
Clarence Hutchins, who has been in he
employ Of 5. q. Stevens for several years,
has just returned from the Maine general
hospital, where he has been for surgical
treatment. Mr.. Hutchins is a general
iayorite and has the sympathy of all.
May l. GB.A
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" HL4t III iNNA A4'A 1A9bNA o4i'A u q
sheep and went to the cid folks ball in the
evening.
May /. w.
West Hancock.
Mrs. Maggie Sawyer i quite Ill.
Jesse Brown is employed at Sullivan for
the season.
Rev. Z. L. Hunt, OF Ellsworth, preached
a very interesting sermon at the West
The remains of Mrs. George +. Norris
were taken from the Ellsworth receiving
tomb Friday and inferred in Pine Tree
cemetery.
Mrs. Henry Foren, who has been in
Portland during the past year, Is at home
for visit. She is accompanied by her
sister, Mrs, Serina Trip, of Portland.
Mrs. Sarah Norris returned last week
from Boston, where she has been spend
ing the winter with her daughter. On
her way home she visited her brother
and other relatives in Fortland.
May !. SUMAC.
| Marlboro.
Willard Fogg, of Salisbury Cove, was
the guest Of ;. II. Remick, one day last
week.
Coleman Hodrkins, who ha- been in
Calais the past winter, has returned
home.
Ransom Hoegkins is building fine
yawl boat for ". +. Hutehings, of La
moline.
School here commenced to-day, taught
by Miss Neal q Hancock. The schools
house has been painted.
Mrs. Sarah /. HodGkins : at home after
spending the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. Edward Hodgkins, in Gouldsboro.
May l. ARE.
Ihmuine.
Frank /. Hodgkins i in town.
School in distric; No. tecHn- to-day,
taught by Miss Annie Roberts. q Auson,
who taught the past term very success
fully.
Mrs. +. l.. Hodgkins, Ms Charles
Bartlett, OF Boston, Mrs. John Larnard,
Calvin and William Cogg.Hs, Il sharon,
Mass, were eallei home last week by the
illness Of Their mother, Mr.. calvin Cog
gins. ri present Ms. Cges.a, Is much
better.
May !. H.
Verona.
Augustus Abbott is acting as pilot on
the Bath tug "Ice King nov towing on
the Penobscot river.
The Delano store is doing good bush
ness under the new management. AL
wish Walter success in his position.
Alfred Wardwell has been engaged to 20
as pilot on one OF the Bath tug hich will
! be employed on the Penobscot this season.
May l. l..
Ashville.
Miss Mary Goodwin is in poor health.
Mrs. E. E. Hammonds Is stiIl on the
sick list.
Schooner "Inez', Capt J. b. Bunker, OF
MilbE.dge, arrived Friday from Boston
and Portland with freight.
May /. MEB.
Hancock Point.
Summer residents OF the Point are get
ing their cottages ready for occupancy.
Edward Wood, OF Bangor, has purchased
he Wh!tec9.3b cottage, anu 5, ia occupy II
this summer.
CastIne-
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Saturday.
Prince Friend has gone to Swans Island
in his schooner, the "Monomoy".
John Dyer, of Swans Island, was the
guest OF Benson Sylvester last week.
Etts-Sowe, OF East Bluehill, is visiting
her mother, Joanna Conary, of this place
Irving Candage sold COW aud pur-
chased horse Of II. II. Hale. Of North
BrOoklin, Saturday.
,;ay =. w.
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Hancock Point.
Summer residents Of the Point are get
ing their cottages ready for occupancy.
Edward Wood, OF Bangor, has purchased
the Whitecs!3b cottage. ami s. ia occupy II
this summer.
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Ashville.
Miss Mary Goodwin is in poor health.
Mrs. Z. E. Hammonds j. stil on the
sick list.
Schooner "Inez'', Capt J. b. Bunk er, OF
Milbr.dge, arrived Friday from Boston
and Portland with freight.
May /. MFB
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HFNVEIAI. KFNHLI HONS.
Whereas, TIE Urea; Ruler of the universe
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Lebanon.
From llle L. 80

From the II. A.:
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lsforge, ST., ar
rived here this morning from California,
after an absence OF q couple OF years.
They say they will not leave Oregon
again.
Rev. NicEo's, the new U. B. minister
who has BEEN sent 10 Plainview, will Te.
side In Lebanon, there being no vacant
houses at Plalnvitw.
While on bis w0y TO Sweet Home last
Saturday, Rev. Thomas came a"ross
large TattleeDake in the road, and killed
tie same with his bnggy whip II had
Ten raltles.
Asa Barker started out last Friday
morning for Yaqulna on his v heel, in
tending TO ride tlll he got tired and hen
take the train; but not getting very
weary, bc kept on wheeling until he
went clear through, and beat the train
into Ysquina City.
The boys on the streets touched of A II
VI brecratkeTs and bombs "Wednesday Al.
teTnoon upon receiving the Information
that the transports csTrying soldier boys
had been sight near San francisco. Last
night they Clipped 10 and bought all lhe
nrecraekeTs aod fireworks that we're IN
town and t,uched them of.
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SchillinQS
Best
tea
sold only in
Packages

This and That.

Wheat 40 cents.
vlererk's Sugar Bosl Parlors for ice
cream, c ,nfectIonery, coda water, cigars
and tobaccos
A large and fine stock oi cigars and u
bacco At Conn 4 Illusions. See the dis
play.
When you want choice steak q nice
roast or meat OF any kind. call on Henry
3roders. He keeps the best.
Go TO verick's shaving and hair cut
ting parlors for FIRST class work. Hot
and cold baths. Clean towels to every
&, mer.
The best meats Of all kinds and good
treatment at the Albany Dressed Beef
Compauy's market, just down Second
treet Good weight aud prompt attend
ion.
II makes no difference how bad the
wound II you use DE Wits Witch Hazel
Salve; il will quickly heal and leave no
scar. Foshay Il Macon.
Some Of the results Of neglected dyspep-
tic conditions OF the stomsch are cancer,
consumption, hsart disease end epilepsy
kodol Dyspepsia Cure prevaats all this by
etfecting qlioS cure in al cases of dys-
pepsia, Foshay 4 Mason
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Notice of First Meeting,of Creditors

Ia The D;a:ict Court OF The United States
for the District Of Oregon:
In the matter Of J A Cain bankru,t
To the creditors OF J. A. Cain Of Bro owns.
vile, 10 the County Of Linn and District
aforesaid, bankrupt.
Notice 10 hereby given that on the l2th
day Of July A. u. 1890, The said j A !.
Cain wAs duly adjucicared bankrupt, and
that ths hret ,nee Ing OF mis- creditors will
be held at AloanY. oregon, in my Office ON
iee gath d"y OF July A. d. 1899, at one
O'Clock in the afternoon. at which time the
SAID creditors may attend. prove their
ciain'. appoint trustee, ex1mine the
bankrupt, and lran'aot such other business
as may properly came before said meeting
Dated ju'y II b. 1899.
II. BRYANT,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
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Strictly business

French The jeweIer.
Crescent Bicycle,
Hopkins Brothers, agents.
Best Bicycle for tae money
Will 4 jtark, jewelers..
Crescent bicycles at Hopkins B,otbers
for only 800, $50, s35 aud $50.
OR VIM, citv ticket agent Tickets
to all points 10 the east.
Be sure and see the anti rust tinware At
llopkin Bros, will las lifetime.
60 TO Mics Longs for high priced pho
tog aphs, and do not forget TO take along
the money.
By allowing the Accommodations in The
bowels to remain the entire system il pois-
cned DeWitt's Little Early Rlssrs regn.-
ate the bowel,. Try then and Joa will
always use them Foshay 4 Mason.
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A Child Enjoys

Tie pleasant flavor, gentle aclion, and
sooihins effect OF Syrup Of Figs. when IN
need cf a laxative, and II the father or
m"r'hef &c eosiiye OF bllions. The most
g'siii! ing fesGlIs follow lie use 90 that
itif ihe best family remedy known and
every family should have Loille. Man.
niaciuTst by the California F'g syrup
90.
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To. NIGHT AND TO MORROW
NIGHT

And each day and night during this week
you can get at any druggists Kemp 9 Bal
sam for the Throat and Lungs, acknowl-
edged to be the most successful remedy ever
sold fer CouRhe, Group, Bronchitis. Asth-
ma and Consumption. Get bottle to-
DAY and keep it alwa,s in the bcuse, 20
ou cad cueck your cold at once. Price
SO ana Soc Sample bottle free.
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nenuty i. nlood psep.

Clean blood means clean skin. No
beauty without it. cascarets, Candy Cathar-
Stirring ~ % uS % the law liver @ and % driving ali inn
purities from the body. Begin to-day to
Danish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads,
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets, ts,--beauty for ten cents. All drug.
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, l0c, 25c, soc.
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NOTICE. Have you farm for sale
IN or rent or do you know Of any per-
ron holding lands that they wish to dis
pose OF. II 40 please write 10 any agent
Oi the 0 K < Y. Co and he will send
on circular which will interest you.
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Don't think yoi can curo that slight at
tack Of Dys ,,epsia by dieting, or that it
will clre itsei. Kolol Dyspepsia Cure
WILL ere it.; it "iiIests what sou eat"
and restores the digestive organs to health
EnshaH e Mason
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Excursion Rates.

Tie Corvallis 4 Eastern railroad have
placed in effect their regu' ar round trip
snmmer excursion rates to Newport and
Detroit
Fare 10 Newport, s4.fO.
rare to Detroit, So 90.
Tickets good Tor return until October
10, 1899
Epwis Stone, Manager.
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Pneumonia, la grippe, coughs, colds,
roup and whooping- cough readily yield to
Une Minute Cough Cure. Use this remedy
n time and slve DOCTORS biIl--or the un
rtaker'S. Foshay & Mason.
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DR. ArAMs, THE DRNrIsT, wishes to cal,
the attention OF many patients whose
work is not finished to coma and get |
finished as he wishes to arrange for hi
sual summer trip to the BAv.
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do Not Pot OFF until morrow the
duty that on ,nt TO BE- done today. II
your blood is lmpur, aud you feel weak
and weary. take Hoods Sarsaparilla at
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Watches! Watches. wa'eh., (!

We hay Just received direct from the
factory large stock OF The celebrated
Dneber- liampdsn wsiche,
THE WORLDS BEST.
These watches we're bought Tor cash
and We offer speciAl bargains
+. 81. fRRNcu. The iewelcr.
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]. y Bridge. Editor and proprietor o.
The Democrat, Lancaster, " H.. says !:
IL won'd not be without 01e Minute
Cough Cure for my bog, when troubled
with c1uga or cold. Il il the best re n
edy for Group ever used Foshay 4
Mason.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-21

To Cure Constipation Forever
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic 10c or SO.
IL c. c. C. fail 10 cure, druggists refund money
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-21

Fur 75o per sack. Try it,:
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