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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-28
HOME AND ABROAD.

Refrigerator,
Ice cream treezers,
At Stewart Il Sox Hardware Cos.
Call at the Sugar Bowl for fresA fruit
Have your photo taken at Miss Longs
for cash VI 90 dozen, cabinet sze.
Fresh fruitat viersck's Sugar Bowl par.
lors.
STOVES and Tinware at ohling &
Hnl5urt's.
Garden Hose auG Lawnmowers at Oh.
ling & Hulburt's.
Gents French Calf Shoes, 90, worth
81. Next Revere House.
Fresh SodayilIe soda-water healthiul
summer drink, at Burkhart &Lee's.
For sale, gocd carpeting, 80 cents per
yard. by +. s. Alexander, east end Of 9th
street.
The willamette is two feet higher this
year than year ago at this time.
There will be services at the G. p.
Church at III a. m. and at 8 p. m. Sunday
There were seven divorce cases on the
recent Lincoln county docket, nearly all
from Siletz.
MoFely was drowned at Lyons yesterday,
By falling of loot bridge into tbs river.
The Sam Shaw Co. was In Independ-
ence last week drawing big houses and
the Shirley Co. will be there in about
month.
The board Of regents oil the State Uni
versity Discontinued the appropriation
OF $3.50 year allowed Prof. Nash, of the
musical department.
G. W. Coltam, drummer selling by
sample, has sued Oregon City for IS 600
damsges for being impTisoned two days
Tor refusing ~ take out license
The poet ofire at Clymer, Marion
county, has been ordered closed after
July 81. The citizens in that thrifty
community are indignant.
The Eugene left Portland Yesterday
morning for up the river. expecting 10
80 as far as Liverpool landing, six miles
this side Of Harr sburg.
A dispatch from Toledo declares that
gen1ine building boom has struck Toll
edo. Business houses, dwellings and
etrees-QradIng are being rushed. ana
1t 10 hard for farmers to get sufficient
l s.-tP W Hot NScS toGAs iHf kc SbOpo Dl udJs
The new court house Is enclosed. All
are proud OF the neE temple OF justice.
Clarence Hull, twelve year old boy,
residing with his grandfather, Roland
Hall, got tumb BILE from q bicycle yes
terday aftereoon and broke both bones
Of his lei. arm at the wrist. DIR. Wallace
set the bones, the boy attending to the
business himself, making previous ar
rangements as to price, and arrange.
ments to work IL out himself.
1t transpires there wasn't very much
to the story oi the desertion OF Frank
jiraTd at San Francisco, that be prac-
tieally had permission TO leave. Atleast
this is the way the officers are viewing
ii. Nevertheless, sccording 10 Girard's
own story he was let down from the chip
into q small boat and left by that route.
The public generally will be 9 ad as tie
manner in which the incident has term
inaied, 60 favorably to Girard. Girard
passed through Albany last night for
Presidioto be mustered out with his reg
iment.
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WEDNESDAY,.
Lebanon.

From the E. A.
Harry wilson. former well known
yourg man OF this place, 10 now . blg
logging contractor in Washington.
John Roberts, who returned last week
from Alaska, reports that L. Nj. Bashor
a1d brother and two other men have a
good claim. for which they have been
offered and refused 5000.
Miss vena MARKS, who has been visit
ing at the home Of her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. BiodA Aett, for few weeks. re.
turned Saturday to her home in Albany.
Scntt Wallace is up from Portland for
visit. HIS wife died suddenly in Port
land q short time since from heart
trouble.
The nine year cid aon OF w. A New
ell, iormer reeident of this place, was
drowned in Salmon river a day or two
ago.
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-..... TUESDAY.
RECEPTION COMMITTEES.


Tho general committee Of arrange.
men'S ior receiving ibe volunteers on
sheir return to Albany met last evening
ana began arrangements for tic RECEIPT.
ION Of the "boys" on their return TO Al.
oAny; The present Ian, not vet pey-
lecieu,is 10 meet the soldiers NJ the train
giving lbem o warm demonstration 81
1uI Joy attheir return With music. apyile,
e:c'' ana than in the evening IN open ali
reception on the square, with music.
etc.; followed by banquet With the q,
". 90 escOEts.
Oapt. PHI ips bas bsenlheard from and
VIII keep tho committee posted, A,
slAted by the DENDcaAT last Friday tie
mastering out will take place on Aug
.nd ths boys vi J probably reach 1 iban,
The following c mrnitiees we're ap.
pointed:
Commitlee on Fiusnce--J l. Tomlin-
son, M French, Y II Pieiffer.
Oom nlii'ec on banquet Mrs O W
scare MIs Sox, MFs ! v Pipe. Mr.
m " rhiltpe, Mre Kate Mcbride, Mrl
Livingstone. Mrs v orFed, Mrs ] II How.
ARD, Mrs Merrill, M,ss Salimarsh. Mr,
w Purdom, Mrs J X Weatherlord Mis-
fiofa MSson, MieB LYDIA Galbratih. Mise
Olga Hewitt, Mrs n N Newport. Mis-
EVA Meade, Mrs Thos Hopkins. Mies
Ehith knmbanRh, Mrs Conrad sIeyer,
Mrs J. Y Mar6lIalI, Mre s q Train. Miss
ara a. huston, Mrs J A Mcferop, Mrs q
w Wright. :
Committee on rrogram-N VI New.
port, 7 i Kelly. Henry Hopkins. + r
Nutling, ] Graham.
:, Committee on Decoration - Geo w
wright, e y GoH, W II Warner, J A
Hodges, u U viii.
Committee on Mnaie--Proi q A Wirlz.
. n Steele, Prof W II Lee. Mr. N % win.
nsrd, A W Bowersox.
. Committee on d. nlonstratlon j A
rineh' T o Fromap, Jas + Powell, @ 81
Wesibrook, o 4 Dannals.
:, Committee on Invitation--C d Winn.
Edwlp Stone. II l. Walden, Il w Lang
don i q Cusiek.
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Two Women Fight.

hrs Re'sIe-, rcsidins Ia the Third
wafd, came ur street y. sterday afternoon
10 have Mrs. Fluke, who rents q houte
neIongiug to her, arrested. She wanted
the tferin to do II At once, and her face
pore evidence that something OF the kind
was needed. His exeelency j ohm Catlin,
was called In az interpreter, an effort
made 10 get the facts and Squire Freerk.
een, German, was visited, bu. was abb
seLt. Mrs. RessleF returned home. aud
ana second hght followed with her
renter resulting In q badly scratched
neck Catlin sinvestigating The matter
70 tue bottom depths, and an arrest may
follow Ia the meantime Mrs. Ressler
would Ike to have . new renter. Just
What The trouble is the DEMpcRAr does
not know.
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Councilman Grqham was in Salem
yesterday.
The Guard ssys that Prof. II. Tyree is
visiting his family In FL gene.
William FortmilIer went 10 the Bay
this noon to.join his family.
William Frazier, the Portland hor; e
buyer, 10 in the city. At home be 10
sheriff Of Muitnomah county.
a stated communication Of Barzillai
No.l6 .. Il. s. win be held in the Mason
&c Hall Tuesday evening July 25th az s
Miss Carrie Willis OF Salem returned
home yesterday after two weeks visit
10 Albany the guest of the Misses Hen.
ton.
Look out for Prof. Torbet. That il an
innocent looking cane cent him by his
con joe, but press O spring, and The
sword inside is moi go innocent.
Mrs.'Wertz aud child and Mrs. Nelson
and children have gone to the Bay for
there outing. They will be joined BY
their better halves In August.
Miss Elizabeth Caro;hers, OF The Salt
Lake schools, formerly OF the Albany
schools, is in the city On visit and Is
the guest OF Mrs. Saltmarsh. She will be
here only few days.
Mr.. Everett Arnold. son OF one OF
Aibany's early marshals, was in the city
today while on trip through the Wiley.
his mother and sister are both dead.
only three boys being left. The family
aie said 10 have inherited SIS, 900 since
leaving Albany thirteen years ago.
James Bodine, a SON OF Mrs. Bodine.
residicg near this city, 10 in the hospital
at Cripple Greek III with the typhoid
fever. An effort has been made 10 GET
the iacts aud his D esent condition by
The young man's folks here bot without
avail for some time.
DR.. Wilcoxson, uho came ont from
Dawson several eek ago with s25 900.
and Mics Clara Foote we're married In
Chicago on July 20. DR.. Wilcoxson will
DO In Albany 10 AnRust, when he and
bis partner, G. W. Watts of this city,
VIII return to Dawson, leaving Seattle
the 18th OF August.
On passing through Marion Frank Co.
burn, the Yankee tonFiet, met William
Rutherford, with whom he travelled sey-
era years ago as lecturer, in the exhi
bition OF the famous Oregon Beauty.
Some people look upon Coburn as sonia-
what oi fake, and yet as a matter Of
TACT be is iusi what he preiends 10 be,
and 20 cents Is the extent Of his graft.
A genuine cabinet officer passed
through Albany yesterday afternoon
Secretary OF Agriculture Wilson, who has
been in Portland several days without
any . evious announ. emelt came up Il I
west. eide, crossed over to Albany yester
day afternoon aud returned TO Portland
by the east side. Since coming TO th,
state Mr.. Wilson has been loue in hil
praise OF Oregon. lie vas particuiail
aifectei by the magnificent apt eatanc,
oil thin9s IN tlsis valley, the ga'den spo
OF the world. Mr.. " ilson VAS here onl
few moments and YVES seen by only
few.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-28

BARNIY GoSD INTERVIEWED. Among
those interviewed by the Examiner, In
reference to Otis Was William b. Bond OF
q. Go, 4th ". S. infantry, who said /:
"Lawton would !have the rebellion
quelled had hs b. eu la conn. and Of our
army. The force 10 the Philippine is-
iands 10 insufficient, but General Lawton
would have had enough men. Otis is
the poorest policy for q commander that
eve- crossed the ocean Why instead OF
conquering The insurgents, hs 10 encour-
aging them. II otis is not removed With.
TO very short time, | tell you our army
may receive n crushing defeat" This 70
probably Barney Bond. Of Knox Butte,
who was recen ly reported dead The
regiment and Co are the SAM as his.
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Mr. Ill. Klum and children have gone

Mrs. Ill. klum and children have gone
to Lower Soda Tor their outing.
John l.. sharpstein, one ot the leading
business men OF Walla walla, has been
in tho city.
Eugene Clarke, the typewriter man, is
In Astoria this week repairing machines.
HIS headquarters are in Portland.
IL. @. Walker, clerk at the st. Charles,
left yesterday for Portland. He has
been succeeded by T. Casey.
Carl Keller, was taken dang roualy III
last evening, after having .been out for
several weeks, and his condition Is re-
ported very serious.
Charles Burns, who pitched for the
Albany base bail club In its halcyon
days, was In the city this noon on his
way To Ashland TO resine.
DR.. j, NJ. Kcone. the well.known
politician, now Of Medford, has gone 10
Niagara Falls, TO attend the national
convention Of dentists.
Austin kees has returned from Mon
tana. aud has again become resident OF
Weston. -- Leader. A former Linn
coanty republican nominee for sheriff.
Rev Herbert s. johnson, formerly OF
Eugene, hes accepted the pastorate OF
the Warren ave. Baptist church OF Bos-
ton, Mass. lilo 10 brilliant young man.
A team ran;away this afternoon, going
directly into tree opposite the residence
! OF w. II. Huston, mashing things. The
wagon was empty. The outfit belonged
In the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Garlani 1, cf Lcb.
anon, left this noon for Lynchburg, w.,
and other eastern places, where they will
spend several weeks, being gone about
six weeks, going by the northern lakes
and returning by the southern routes.
Miss Nellie Harbolt, OF Plano, Iowa,
has been In the city the guest OF her rel
atlve Miss Needham while on her way
home from the national teachers con-
vention at Los Angeles.
Miss Marie Mcbride, OF Albany, who
had been guest OF Miss Edith Hawk
for several days, ent TO Shelburn Tues
day for wilt with relatives. s.--Jefferson
Review.
Miss Bessie Worstell, OF La Grande,
/. who has been visiting In Albany and
|, Corvallis for the past few weeks, left this
morning for weeks visit In Salem the
guest OF Miss Helen Hibbard.
Mr.. N. A. Harris and Miss Nellie A,
Harris. OF Sacramento, Calf, nieces oil
Geo. w. Harris, arrived in Albany last
Saturday and viii spend their vacation
with their uncls and family.
R.D. Logan, recently from Dawson,
passed through Albany this noon for
philomRth on q visit. He cleaned up
two or three Thousand dollars while
there. G. w. Watts, who knew him
well at Dawson, happened to meet him al
the depot.
Dallas Observer: Mr.. and Mrs. A
Dickinson, who reside near Albany, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs, }. NJ. Campbell
this week. Mrs. Dickinson is q cousin
Of Mr.. Campbell, and was schoolmate
OF our townsman, +. Caldwell, in Illinois
wears ago.
A dispatch Saturday evening from
huston, In stated that Miss Mary Cum
Tiff, i'll with typhoid fever was worse,
but every attention possible was being
given her. II is an interesting fact that
Miss Cundiff is at the home Of former
Albany people Rsv. and Mrs. White, and
her physician, DIR. White, is q former
Albany boy. Mrs. Arnold and son, OF
Corvallis, are also at the same place.
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LAWN PARrY.-The Epworth League
OF the Fret M. +. church will give q
Lawn party tonight At the home OF Mr..
and Mr.. n. VI. Newport, corner Third
aud CalapoOia streets. les cream and
cake will b. served an 1.-THE ALBANY band
Will dispugse some Of their new and
popular mueic. A general invitation ie
extended TO all who desire Ice cream
and cake aud love good music.
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OakyilIe.

Mr.. Collins, OF Gillian county, 10 visit
Ing bis cousins here.
Mrs. Cline, OF Vancouver, is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. HolstIen.
Mrs. Nettie BFiggs, OF Portland, 10
visiting friends here.
X. 8. Smith and son, OF Prineyil!e.
made US q pleasant call last Wednesday y
evening. Mr.. $. is son OF I. N. smith,
who was one OF the early settlers Of this
county and one OF the fret In the legal
profession. X. @. 10 mail contractor on
two routes he hires men to drive the
mail cosches In the summer while he
takes contracts OF painting.
MT. X. A. Bamiord is raising a crop OF
corn ofwhieh the china pheasants are
very fond. He will not Join the "Iarm
els protective association" but threatens
10 kill the birds. II 1.-The scciety wants 70
protect tbeir birds they will have 10
keep them out Of Mr.. B's. cornfeId.
Mr.. Frank st John and his brother Ira
caught 40 cat fish last Friday. shalI
We protect the fsb?
Some Of our young people went TO an
ics cream social 81 Peoria Friday eve.
ming.
fhe Farmers Protective Association p
met last SATURDAY evening.
LITTLE RosE BUc.
Salem run one cent behind In its 4th
Of July celebration.
Lloyd Trevis, one Of San Francisco
leading millionaires, died yesterday.
Two boys ran away from. the Indian
school last.eyening and probably came
sonth.
Mr. Frank HELEN, Portland's leadiLs
gambler, paesed through Albany thil
noon for the Bay.
Chsrlee Mummery died at Corvallis
yesterday. His brother arrived from
Michigan just In time to zee him alive
Divorce suits have been begun thii
week by Sarah E Murphy sgt w P Nur.
ply and ] V Smith agt Wealthy Smith
The Eugene expects TO make at least
one trip to Harrisburg. Perhaps, but tLs
water 10 falling fast towards the low wa
ter mark.
Young Van Cleye, newsb3y on the
A. + was in clover this no1n. The Port
land train was late AMI he was able u
cell bis entire supply OF 0regonians a
once.
Attorney ". b.. Parker, OF Medford
has just completed book entitled "Ths
Key 10 the Oregon Law" which lie hal
been several years in preparing. Th'
title suggests its character, and Southern
Lregon lawyers who have seen IL declare
it 10 be a splendid thing.
Maj. Percy Willis. OF the second regi
ment, has informed bis brother at Sa-
lem that the regiment will be home ol
the 10th, the date named last week b.
Capt. Phillips, and that It will stop and
parade at Ashlapd, RosebuTg, Eugene
Albany and Salem and finally at Port
land, that it will come home in body.
The board Of regents OF the State Uni
versiiy yesterday went through with IL
usual form Of increasing salaries paid b,
the people OF this state, as follows: Prof
Dunn from 81 200 to 81 400; Prof. GleI
from $I.lOO 10 81 400 ard Pro-. Lilley
from 81 900 to ~ 600. Tutors were dis
pensed with
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-28

In Portland last evening, the coro.
ntTs jury 10 the case OF the murder oi
CLARA Fitch, returned verdict that her
death was probably caused by Frank Nc.
Daniel. The tate 10 shrouded in mys-
terry. 1t will be difficult TO convict Nc
Daniel without new testimony.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-28

poo FouSD.--i fine looking bird dog,
about year old, followed tho hay rack
crowd 70 Steven Freerkscn's last Friday
night, and Mr.. Ffcerksen " keeping him
Tor tie owner. Large, yellow and res-
tive.
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". K. Brown and wife. OF North Val.
ley. Ga, are Ia tie city. Mr. Brown
came across the continent on purpose to
sho1, chinese pheAaanta. which have
national reputation. He was consider
ably disappointed on learning that he
was six weeks too earlr. In place Of
phcassnls he will fish for some OF our
Fpeeklcd beauties and declares that lie
will return In the pheasant season.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-28

Pneumonia, la grippe. coughs, colds,
roa . and wnoopinR-cough readily yield to
One Minute Cough Cure. Use this remedy
n time and slye doc 'or's biIl-or the un
rtaker's. Foshay & Mason.
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.MoNDAY.........

CoNTtSuE MrMBERs. The manner IN
which former residents keep up their
membership In tho A. o. U. w. is quite
interesting and suggestive OF the general
loyalty TO the excellent order. DR..
Boughton, now OF San Francisco, who
left here about twenty years ago, contin.
rcH 10 pay Ills dues promptly, also Gus
Englander, the barber. .at the same place.
Rev. White remlta promptly from Rus
ton, La, Nj. peyscr and Adam 1hrlg
from Seattle, Enoch Sloan and Joo Klion
from pendleton, George Blackman who
Ii IN hospital, by his wife from New
York state, J. X. EldeFkin from Toledo,
Ohio, Jos. Webbtr and others from Port
land, and many others from oil over the
coast.
Nor 4 CASDrDArE. - Attorney General
u. X. n. Blackburn has lately been
mentioned as u candidate for governor Of
Oregon at the next etatc election, tho
New York sun having named him in
that connection, ana later many papers
Of this state have given tho report ere.
denco. Mr.. Blackburn, In Speaking oi
the matter, says that ln is not candid
alo Tor governor, Eev"r has been, and
never expects 10 he that ho IL well satis-
fed With the practice Of his profession,
aud would accept no political Office
Statesman,
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3. II you have piles cURE them. No use
undergoin hcrri ble operations that simn'y
remove ihe results of the disea.a without
disturbing the disease itself. Place your
confidence in 0eWit;'s Witch hazAl Salye
Il hSs never failed TO eure OTHERS; it will
not fail TO cure yol, Foshay \ Mason.
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There will be racing matinee at the
state fair grounds next Friday afternoon.
The program will consist OF five contests
in running and trottirg.
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David Howard vanderpooI vss born
10 Ray County, Missouri, Feb. II, 1927.
he was married April 1s, Ie47, 70 Cy-
rene Q. Vanderpool who Eiill survives
him. In 1852 they moved TO Oregon
across the plains. settlirg in clackamas
county and remaining until the fall Of
1893. They then moved 10 Polk county,
remaining until 1868 when they again
moved TO Benton county 10 the home
they have lived ever since.
lie was converted and united With II q
North Palestine Baptist church In
1885 and remained a consiatent member
until 1871 wben he was granted letter
BY the church which he held % the dime
oi MS death, July 20, 1890. In 1886 lie
was elected 40 representative OF Benton
county 10 the state legislature and served
one term He was taken eick in jan
uary. lS9S,aud has been under dostor's q
care mort OF the time since. July 28, '9e
40 operation was psTloTmed removing a
loot which 30 doubt prolonged 1is life
almost year.
lie was The father OF nine chiIdr,b OF
whom only three sons survive him, Kin.
man, Avert and David, all being With
him continuously through hi1 long H.
ness. lie also leaves one brother and
three s'sters,C. NJ. VanderTooI, OF Wells,
Benton 90. Mrs. Fowler, OF Kines Val.
ley, Benton Co Mrs. Cam pbe of Kan.
cas- U y, ksnsas; Mrs. InmaD, OF Clack.
amas Co., Oregon. There l. a,so a ali
brother and sister, William M. Wander
pool Of PTineyille Oregon, and Martha
GullioTd Of Dufrr, Greg u. There is on.
y one grand child, Mrs.lJuIia Douty, OF
Independence. 0 egon.
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Piineville y III have seven days OF rae.
Jog this fall beginning October 4, with
purses amounting to $500, for fifteen
contests
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Are you going on the midsummer ex-
cursion 10 San Francisco, to leave Al.
bany Aug. 8, the chance OF the summer
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4 buggy behind horse driven by
soJavilie lady brokein two this noon at
the Louis Miller corner, and the DEMo-
eaAr mAn was sent a'tsF Il as a runaway
item.
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CiRcuir CorRr. After hearing several
motions Judge Boise adjourned Circuit
Court until Aug. z. Decision Ia the case
ot SchIosser ag,. y Cue and several
other matters was r. served until then.
At that time the case - Dennis agt /.
Weiss and other casea Nill he tried or
disposed Of. Henry struckmIer Was nj
mitted 10 citizenship.
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TIE funeral services o! Hon. u. II.
Na.nrerpool we're held July "a, at2 p. m.
~ his late residence eight miles north OF
Albany By the undersigned. The re-
mans were inferred in the 6irgles CO I'M
eiery, followed by the largest conc3u
oi people the Iriter has ever seen at q
country bnria fifty three vehicles be.
sides number on horseback and bicy-
Les. The foliowsag sketch OF his life
was banded in by the family with 70
quest 10 publish. RCFUs THOMPSON.
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ALBANY piD WELL Through tho er.
ergy OF Mrs. Jas. V. Pipe. tho nice sum
oi tloi was raised la Albany for the
monument fund being ralscd by the Ore.
eonian. The lie. 10 published In today's
oregonian. according tu ils custom OF
giving every IL diyIdnal credit In the
commendablc undertaking.
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Educate Your bowels With Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
VOC. ESQ II C. @. Q. fall, druggists refund money.
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Lieut.. +. S. Kelley, Of Portland. form
erly with the Portland FIGURING Mill Co,
OF this city, has been in the city on n
short trip He recently arrived home
from the Philippines, where he did ex-
eellent service for Uncle Sam. coming
back by way Of Hong Kong and Japan,
after being mustered out at Manila.
w. Il. Simonton has retently been
elected leader Of the d. O. & A. q. band.
Previous to that time Rev. polirg acted
as leader, and very ably, too; but only
with the unders anding that at the fret
opportunity ho would be released from
dutv. MIR Simonton is hrsl-cla' leader,
having had years OF experience In that
line, and they are fortunate in securing
his services. Our band has displayed
remarkable ability and will soon play 20
"beat the band"-that is all other
bands in the ttate.-The Dalles Chron-
icle
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TICKETS
To all poir East via
Grex Northern Railway.
For rates, e tders and full information
eallb or add ess
II. p. MRRRrLL,
Agent Albanv.