READ TH
ing friuil. There te 31 acres in
the Crocl.TiVof wliicb are under
cullivatMMi
Witt be •«•Li on rea­
sonable ferms'. Inqute al this
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office
JIAY
FOH
hale .
s»>
—
• A quantity of the very beet
bated hay for sate. Tboae want­
ing good hay should ceil on the
WBwUy, what il wee like
“111 iHl
ywo wW M i«, sir.^awid IbsspwaAy
wumm :
“Die • pwleb, a h ea t the
teas «Í • pûtes hàfSMk.'d»ìb0 ertet
pAYTON, OR.
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DRY GOODS,
ECOTS ANDSHO^S, .
• >*—
HAT3 AND C APST
AND GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS
At ten per cent diecount
Füll CASH!
K
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All «teds of produce taktu ur wxchange for Goods.
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NICHOLS & GABRIEL
COOMA8SIK NO. 11874.
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KING KOFFEK’8 COUNT 94,405 ia an in and inbred
—being a grandson of Coomavsie 11,874, tracing four time« to .uidta
311 per cent identical blood of that grand old progenitor, w|m
trinutod h«r blood to a larger Hat of te tod descendants thin »Zz
Jersey cow living or dead.
The higheet bred cattle for aale.
Dayton and see Cattle.
J. P. DORSEY,
Two and oue-balf mites south
hart, Marold. F. D. Small, D m oTDnvton.
Beard, Jose Cabetuety, Otivwr^Har-
ford, Remington, Hamilton UibnM,
Call at the farm, two iuilwh
TFY1NG PILL
Mauls A Carter do all kind of
blnckaduilhing and repairing.
Stationary and toilet articles at
Phelps' drug store.
FAIRVIEW.
T<U. CHaMx|L'Ui nuak« «lite ite» gtvtetasg1
•r..pr n ta lta tu t»l OvvWt
V.lb l'H l iMM'i;»: b«< noviiri «« I* fteeips
SkM. Il U* I* a 11« «VHV. • •i««xl«« m I »••%
TUFI C IM >lb' ,w» VM -Zf.«-« lU».«. «rk
U» im—< aaj'mu: U nite us
tevnlM
fo I-«. a tei «ytoy«. m I ita K I.urtai» forni u>»
abi.-M — m la 1 l'w.xiry
,
1 HI. l linitlCl.M haaai<*ae«b»«<i.tena alwmrs
WW b». Ih- M» .1 ite I »bamUw» ri «b»
, 4» m
•«-mi ■»»■ubi .rii«-a, vite,» «• M».>>i*ailua«. u»
m>. r-»««..a -'«»y «tal. lt*4U b» *u4.-g.-n4«Bl
la »»»ryui.1« n» il rat tu uut-.l-m
UNfON
PACIFIC
shall be made, he shall be dewmed
guilty of lareeny, and shall be sub­
jected to severe penalthe.” Public ments. Refreehmente were served
officers have either been neglectful •I II o'clock, after which they were
so much refreshed that they began
|rlrtyinw again end ooniinnsd until
by using or loaning public mon»« •> o t-kx-k
for tteir own profit
II is now time
that a Atop »HouId ta put to th«*
molAkbdopracticed by ipahy officials « J Mabel Hayden, Blanch Derr,
ia uamg publu. fur-tih iur^persuual | Ujie Stoner; Cora
Kauffmann;
profit. The leaaon taught in the1 ulrsare. Forest Narrer. ' George
past year, by the deposit of public J<>neo, Okeroon, Berg, of MeMmn-
À«» AU
toooey in hunks that have failed, te; viHe, Tilghman Derr, Fred Allison,
Henry Hayden. Guy Ruily, John
Allison, Smith. Clark Allison. How­
ard Kauffman, Herbert Hauffman.
Mr. and Kra. J. B. Fletcher, of
Fairview.
*■
Robert Ai dison hashed hie land
J. B. Fletcher and IL J. Kauff­
surveyed bj Surveyor Branson, so man received their bop plants (roni
•a to estaMi b a disputed Une.
Independence. They will bemn
Quinn La »hart went to Salem, planting them as soon as the
HlYtt
Quickest to Chicago
last week on business.
----- —: weather will permit.
UUlUffi^
sml ths E»«4.
-
Pleasantdsle wss well repreeenu
is making quite
ed st the meeting ct the Halation an improvement on hie orchard by Honre Quicker to Omaha and
HUUTO
Kaum» City.
Army in Dayton <m Sunday eve.
plowing it and trimming Ibu trees
On Friday evening March 2, Mr.
FULLMAN »SS TOURIST SLEEPERS
Scaiaai.KB.
and Mrs. Fred iaiunernve asocial
FREE RECLININO CHAIR CArRS,
DINING CARS
party. A v*ry snjoyable time wm
The fact that one Oregon daily
had by ail preaent. Those in at­
S. H H CZ44S.
)
—.
purs» W Mika,
(
S
tendance were Mr. and Mrs. Fred newspaper has doubled Its cirsula-
K. ELLvav AkhkBMU. } K»«lv«ru
J ohk W. Uotkk.
I
Launer, Mr. and Mrs. John Grimee, tion in the past- year, when nearly
FMMMl’ K CoUMkT.
-
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mischer Mr. all other papers are losing ground,
Fur n M«« and general information eallon or
leads
many
people
to
wonder
how
it
and Mrs. Ciato Unruh, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H.' HCBI BURT. Aari, Uael. Pau lg.m,
The Daily Capital ,
ZM WMhlnglon Strwt. eut. Tblrd.
Carl Williams, Mr. snd Mrs. Pres­ W«a done.
roKTLAMD. OF .
ton Ixmg, Mr s nd Mrs. Chas. Ad­ Journal of Salem hu done Uua.
and
the
reaaon
is
v«ky
simple'
dison, Mr and Mrs Frank Capper,
Miseses Phenia W.ilron, Kato Kol>- First it cut down its price of sub-
asa le K1« Uaa, Ihaae piUs wtu eure you. jf
g
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NWCMTISS RCCTIFYINQ PUL
I
teJA
|
I
■SB »Hh
II pVW ^Mmbecauae It is U m - oeüy saT» and Lvmk«
I MBS
MM wtn aaenty SSAUTIRY «ka
COMPLEXION
Sala«? «ad H»«»« WaM wari ty fumi
IWiamai ai «ambia Ka*tau»«i«t.ta
baprrtMkk «aaMwwary. NwallarJ
aluiusuteta»1»««» Utei.l^
MRMBIB b IMI •• Itetibl |teirb«
UM» astma, lai»^
«roway» «f «taa*.
Star Uwskl^aadMaMMaan btstakas trosi Ostaea. TtywIfeaataaeaStwymu^
aett. »OMUaatau.
SOLO Ohuy ih SCALr o PACKAatk. ' '
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SOLO DY ALL DHUQGISTS,
Oe asM bg mall upM raoatyS et yrtes W
eastern qfiES.
I. end
train
1 DATS n
f CHICAGO.
Robertson. Messrs. Fred Byrne,
Ed Hoffman, Quinn Lambert, Jas.
Ritx. Chas. Robertson, J no. Lits-
cher, Van Robertson. Ixm Coo vert,
Frank Hoffman, Asher Coovert,
Mslia Launer, Frank Wilson and
Ad. Launer.
The above item is from'Webfoot,
Ho the location of this place will bi
known to all, we will state that it is
a suburb of Plessa n Id ale.
Dl< K A D omcas .
Mar 6. '94.
Mat Henn Ims joined the Dayton
taiid and it is hoped the bend will
be more prosperous by this acces­
sion, and if Mal gives his full tal­
ent for music to the work it will be
so, for Mst is a good musician. '
W M. Clemens gave art oyster
supper last Friday for the heneflt
of hungry guests
Go to Mr. Clemens foe the latest
styles.
Miss Mattie Powell of Dayton ia.
visiting Pearl Gillandcra this week
<F. Bi. Crabtree is pruning hie or­
chard. and- he thinks t here is a goo<l
prospect for fruit thi« t ear.
Ed. Littlefield, teacher of the P.
D. school has changed his Itoardir.g
place again. He is now boarding
in Ufuyetie.
Fred Crabtree and Mat Henn took
In the twn bit ball at Wright'a hall,
McMinnville, last Friday. They
report having a good lime.
The hena have rnmniencud eack*
li g, nnd. it will not be long until
the old roosters are at it too
This
u <ed to be a »tire sign of apring, but
all signa fail in Oregon.
**}
M c G isity .
Pl.BASAXTIIALB,
every w4 y, and to-dny Ite postage
receipts from the government show
that its circulation has been more
I bar. doubled. It is the only daily
paper that has met thq hard times,
and it has come off victorious. Ev­
ery day is adding new names to its
lists, and it continues to grow
purely oq merit. Besides all this
the Journal is a fearless, indepen­
dent paper, giving Jtl readers the
inside information on all subjects of
public interest, discussing men and
measures without gloves, which
where. Bend
25 cents for a trial month, or *1 for
four months.
HOFER BROTHERS,
-
Salem, Oregon.
The publie debt statement shows
thst the net increase in the public
debt during February was 940.064,-
215. The net gold in the treaaury
was 9100,527,06# and the cash bal­
ance 93«,622.364.
Bl on 1
Herring-Hall-Marvin Co
STANDARD SAFES.
tenaMyouraddroealmmedlai.h W
and womes how lo earn m»» hm
•3,000 per yaer wlihout-foulèg h
»«perleiMe. and forai.I, iiwenìblo.m
lb«y raa mahe Iteri amvaut. ' Sudala
lepre er Ihat reesire. uiHcb lime 1
••j.lirailky.anil bon.>rri>l.. .......an t»4m
||>X aarttak or •vaulngi, right In tvareai
Iry, wkrm,r,<n live. Th- mallgll
(MHUW* Week eFlow aewalk • waritkrn
W r tars taught ihmiMnit. or both HIM a
agra, and mauv ba.« laM hrau.lnUnaa ta
Mwvly bring them rlehea noun „( the (■
men In thia couiary owe Ibelr > im « m bl
th« atari given lltau wlliit Ih uar «ewe:
ago. Yoe, reader, may do aa wed, tr, K
•aauiot fall. No eopltal laoeeuuoI WaMN
With w»"»tbln«that knew. aaalM.aMan
bo»k JWtanu « adtrta ia ftM io niL ■ Bite
ilnblo
•dkm h
11 »I (ahi
«eral F
verte» sou rena
reached die wo
I shall Mxiii gi
sponda few day
visit Ntainlíord i
for home I h*
well spent ni kn
tifili guidi o aist
Groatort Weekly in th.)
Country,
HERRINC-HALL-MARVIN GO’S
SAFES ARE THE BEST.
Repairing and Puttina on Combination Locks,
ALSO
A Luge Line of SECOND HAND SAFES in Fint Class Order.
ura tue o» nt mrtUKrr mt.
HEART DISEASE 20 YEARS,
w. MM-» ««Urita ». Utart, Jus.
Cincinnati,
SAMPLE
Principal Office,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mew York,
ara 1 was troubled with
Philadelphia.
*TT* WKKC.f C'ilt iXICI.M f,, te«r't-W
•'■ lm « l com dui, Week y Xe*. nper la Mi»
re«1 PC.un r
ai otu n u or irrir-
pram of MOM I* ir» wc aal neacr-u Inferni ■
bo i. al«>amigaMucM Ajrl.-uUueal bexunem
OJPIE3
no vou
3.NF
wavt axy
<»v
FR £
RM
CURES ALL SKI
AND
Tim Ibi h iw in
lioeu granted li
clerk HWldrii k
K4 Holl und
W. T Ht<-ton
Ci ao. Mt Kin
McMtMivtliu.
BLOOD DI5I
Ml sign
th «“.
ml swi
GREAT PREMIUMS
past «
‘WmBdli' M Li i tn
i HE
WEEKLY
R AD
When in Halemwith a team go Io
Willamette Livery atablca, at the
Iteo leot
aouth epd of Commercial
street on «iibsf öd« or boAk
bridge, Routh Belem.
8£ äsjx ,* s . ä ‘—-’
Deafness Cannot lie Cure I
Kikban, lad. IMA
Maa Kutrnz W itch .
by kw-al applications aa they cannot reach
the <liat*ae<M| fioitlon of the ear. TlwrC
Is «only apo way to cure ileafnr»«. and
that is by constitutional remedies. Deaf
news la canard by an Inflamed condition
of the inuctMM lining of the Emrtachian
Tube. When Ibis tuta is inflamed von
B1M M a FMIMv« Ouaraat««.
have a rumbling aoand or hnperirct
hearing, and when it ia entirely cloaed, Da. Ml LEB* Ri LLS, SO Doses SS Cru.
Drefnesa Is the rrault, and unless thè
Hohl by R. L. R abbui . Drugalat, Day.
ihltammation can Ite taken out and this ton, Oregon.
'
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Elta restored to its «orinai condition,
earing will be destroyed foiever ; nine
cases out at ten are rat)Srd by catarrh,
which is nothing but an inflamed condi­
tion of the mucous sarfnees.
We *iH give (hie Htibdred !,foliar« for
snvraseof Desfnem (eatned hr entarrh)
Tur. B aumix Must Got— Th* that cannot ta cured hy HsU's Catarrhs
Made to Order by
0>inlng doom of the Honor traffic is Cure. Mend for circuirà ; free.
F. J. CHENEY AW .Toledo. O.
'» written in characters of blood oh the
gJ^Hold by Druggiata, 74c.
CURED
see
MESS’••“•■’»ausa
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wfcerw taute a«e wo mw -**
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won ren'i'
thia week
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Prof. JackMin, m
«■a f rim lfnil nt tlic
urrimt fieri' ll.e II
Huy with ilia ui
rooms at Jolin Joi
Kautite
MraAii
program baa been
Kin'll by (hi. Sum)
«•hur<h next H.ibin
MTK«' AH"«
•’««tewary
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Steamer Toledo,
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tall Cnee.
•»’♦H Ite'iln. « ,| Wteity
rear ... ug g,
.tFr-sa « »U I <, na-.« r«ltr><-| i;
wiani - i«r ileum-r UII« èli W«/k r
CORSETS
hearts and homes of the people,
and they will soon be declaring,
Dayton. Oregon
through their sovereign will at the
ballot-box, that this curse of all
curses, the saloon, must go, pf ( what
FOR ONE DOLLAR
seems to promise a more certain
e HUNH FROM
‘ ‘
and
your
opinion oti thia subject
and effective relief) thia monster
Whri
I*
ihs
te«t
M.mtMry
xyM«m
for
the
• -aril IS Soon (O be annihilated by the
exereie* of the common sense of I he l’altsd MaUkt Tblk U Iks gnmUkl problem
oosfroatlug th« Americas people. H h the In
people through common law, which
t«stlow sf the pwhllehen that "Tas Mosn-
method is now fully conHrm<.d by ; psara" «hall contain the bcm thought of the
UNALTRBXATB.Í1AYS AS FUttWO;' -
u - U m decision of the highest tribunal uethm aw this <j»*moa. The rrrognlee4 lesd-
From Dayton to Porllafid—Irnv-
/ in our land. But in either case the ero fn ell priltlcel parti«, have been called
Dayton st 6. a. 4» —Monda vf ,
Rat of the people will soon be heard upon V, e«ntrta>le plane for fhe|r Meal Moas.
rr.ST Br«raw. But not content with Uile, ws
Mke the blast of sn angry whirl-, ar* determined to embody In the »me volnme Wednoadays and Fridaya.
leaves Portland for barton at 7
j wind sweeping over the country th» opinion« of thonronS« of the •• Great Com­
mon
S«ople,
and
to
that
end
w«
will
allow
a.
m. TuMday«, Thuredxyo and
^and through the balls of Congress,
loo dollar« oa the price of the book for your Saturdays.
commanding m thunder tones that
S**»; W«-«» t» »«*
Carries freight and paornge «
witt not be misunderstood, Tug
** »»«ta ..Th« Mukouecre. ib»
• mi m<Ml»m wwk oa Monetary a.i'om«, wlf
Fare
50 cunte to Portland. Meria
UW* Utter opt Tills Hat is loom­
•e’*""* awd Inatrart, «ad I« 25 cents; bods 25 cento.
ing np in the horizon of our near
future; let us look up and take
J Ó1
w
Ut low MHVtiHI
•ndMlHRMto f*Ar«l«nrf
courage—From Demorest's Magu
««*•» H Gsnasa AsTa ip RnlMIng,
w_ J0“'-/ ,iKKR- ’’"f
tatarane« by FSktatatamVri'^^''?»^
T
CHRHICLE?
MOOLATl TUB
stomach , liver * A nd bowels
! MINIFY THE BLOOD.
A MLIASlt RXMtDY FM
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Manufucturorer of nil kind» of
COOPERAGE
OAK
OR
FIR
BAKBKL8/
TANKH. CKDAR WAR«
Äei
TUB«, etc.
..r •
<< n*hlrd m ih- t,
wife MMdn lighter.
Do you aunt to
CHRONICLE is (equal to that
of ALLTHE-OTjHErt San Fran­
cisco morning papers com­
bined.
Mptoof nny klml,
Dayton jht il t-atute |
MM rati' hm/mn,
beep yen p,-t<-1 h
■Bllva <i n.
L AW*’1 M m I M >- ■
jj^ttWIChlK for llii
MHI i > x
i‘n . mi*
g^Bh: I'nihm,
Kffi। ri-
"it'iu
' w*-■’ "
teg Iter niotlu-r w I
w iaa fa Mill ii.u I o
tefom eH holm- l.m
<>A Umewcan.
uAeveats ?'
«1 Louis, Mo.
UNRUH.
ooiivulcpring. Du
Kt’umiisgHii 1'iix I«-.
yhuXu,
P oik I'I i a p « bri nets.
u.lX FHAVi’lWj, VAU
COOPERA GE
c.
. Mrs. Wunilmitni
l ave been quite ill
Are you willing to work for the cause
oi Protection in placing reliable infor.
«nation in the hands of your acquain­
tances?
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If you ore, you should ta itantitad
with
_
T h « A merican
PROTECTIVt TARIFF LEAGUE,
lurwla l"-r moth
i <• । uh in
FRAZER^
in ne woniA
MS mn y fo
the collimi
lay taotin
(hone Iryn
ty evilleni
[now it, or
I You rsi
bg an sfHttl
IW) cents i
I Wnntin