Dayton herald., May 17, 1895, Image 4

i -V a
dred aud fifty thousandof the
SOUTH
This Year (18»6)
GODSON,«»
Defender document, number
has just been issued bv the Amer­ audiences aggregating over fif­
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WILL HANDLE.
ican Protective tariff league. This teen million people of the best
»anew edition of th* »peech of daaa
_1------- of
~ citizen*.
------ . Who can eati-
Longre»*mrn C. H. G*o*venor of mate the influence of thia grand
Ohio, entitled 'Protection to Amer
feature of temperance work?
ican induptr»»,” delivered in Con­
•
The wall papers range in price froip Gj Ct* per roll, up. The
gress on Februaiy 7ih. Will be I am confident no person in the
rent to any address for two cents world has ever reached so many finest gilts in the market. Thé Paints aAd Qils are the celebrated
each. Add fei» W. F. Wakeman, young people, individual hearts, makes of John W. Maswry & Son. Guaranteed to be the beet.
general »ecreta r* ,No. 135 West 23d lives and homes, ^r helr>ed so
mnny
many to decidle
decide once for all their
position of “right against wrong,’
The two Sakin Capital Journal thus establishing them in the
bicycihat* sent out by that paper to principle of truth and righteous­
Also handle Norwegian Plow», Harrows, Drills aud Cultivatpra.
promote an interest in good road*, ness, as W- Jennings Demorest, High'grade Bicycles. Read prices: 2-section, 8-ft.. Cut Harrow,
on a SOU) mil« ride, and as solic­ by these same medal contests, 87.50rl4-inch, wood-beam Plow, $12.50; Chilled Share for Oliver
itors for that paper, find *ome most and eternity alone will rtsveaHsir Plow, 60c.; 4-hole Cook Stove 88; Lime per bgrrel 50c.
miserable roads. It is to be hoped
that the Journal and it* biCycle good work. All nationalities
riders will be able to work up enough have been included in his bene-
Third St., McMinnville, Oregon.
enthusiasm in the matter of con faction, no one excluded on ac­
strutting good road*, so that there count of creed, sect, sex or color;
his work and ambition was to
lend a hand to the weak and
joining counties this season. The oppressed, and help lift up'hu­
counties and atate can make no bet­ manity nearer to God.
His Bymetalism and Moneymetaliam, by Archbishop Walsh 25c
ter in vestment than in the conatruc-
hund was outstretched, his purse
tion of good roads.
by W. H. Harvey,
25c
open and his heart overflowing Coins and Book,
with
love
to
all
the
oppressed
of
Coins Financial School
~25o
When parsing along the roads
through this snd adjoining coun­ all nation* from the drink curse.
M
U
His work accomplished is the A Tale of Two Nations
25c
ties, one sees a decided improv*-
n.ei.t in the farm», houses and »ur- best monument he possibly can Chapters on Silver.
byJudge Henry Miller 25o
roundings about the farm. One have. It will stand longer than
noticeable and marked improve- a shad of marble, for “thongh Coins Financial School Continued, by Harvey
25c
me nt is |he old Oregon brush and dead he yet speaketh.” ‘ What
briar fence, which is rapidly disap­ next?” is the question asked me Free Silver.
by Sidney DelL25o
pearing, and giving way to more by the young people of Massa­
Any
of
the
above
books
will
be
mailed
to
any
address on receipt
rightly fences.
The brush and chusetts. “Who will take.hie
•luiHfi* alongside the highways are place?” “Is Hie good work to of price, by
being cleared away. This gives a
more nttrnctiveve appearance to the eease?” Most assuredly I must
F.S. DEARBORN, bookseller B albm , O b .
highway», and afro gives a chance say, No, this grand work must
for th# »nn and air todry the inud and ttndl go on. Ho has done
and water, which will also help what be could, and his message
make good roads. When fullydr- (with that of lohn B. Gough,)
velojtcd, and the era of good-roads to every young man of massa-
I presume we have used over
dawns on this land, Oregon will he; chusettr is, “Keep your record
one hundred bottle* of Piao’a
. i^radise.
'clean,” and (with Lucy Stone)
Cure for Consumption in my
All Goods are sold at CASH prices
that defy competition.
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O. O. HODSON,
O.R>H|
Route
Shasta
with tb* aadcralgBod.
1—M0*eros, 830 mt
good improvements, all la cultivation
Xxpr*** Train* L*av* rortlaad Dally.
M> t ¡0 acre*.
3 -80 screa, 45 in *ultlvaUoo, near school -------- TUVE
•nd church.
Price 815; 8450 onah,
balano* to »alt purchaser,
SII'TIIM MClflC COIFAKT
B. McNEIL, Receiver.
TO THE
4—100 acres, 5 miles from McMinnville;
Une frail oc grata lead. Price 813%
Roseburg Mail Daily.
per acre.
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▲MR1VK.
uuv*.
5—160 aero». * mil** from McMinnville;
good Improvements, Ono etock ranch, PwtbUMl....... •*> A M I Roaeburs, .. ,»A0 P M
7* acres In cultivation, all under fence. KaMtart...... 1M A M I Portias O. . 4A» P M
DINING CARSON OGDON ROUTE
W a awp; *1* per »cm.
•w.
8—SOaere*. 30 la eultlvatlon;
mile
from aohool and church. FrioegSOO.
8400 down.
8- OOacre* 1% miles from town; very
rich aoii; ail la grain; buyer geta ooe-
thlrd of erop. Price gao.
8—TO acre*. 18 in hope, >0 in cultivation
fine soil and cheap, price g35. Near
'town.
8—88 acre* ail In activation, One soil
and cheap.
10—100 acre* near Amity; good improve-
menta, alite eulUvatio*. Price very
low.
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11—80 acre* 1 mil* from Amity; gia per
acre.
13 -380 acre* 1J^ miles from Amity;
finely Improved. Price g30, teciSseaay.
13—100aervs, alt leveland in cultivation.
Pnce g30
14—8X acre* n*ar town: well improved;
very cheap.
15—388 acres; crop, tools, teams all in.
Price g35, terms easy.
18—3 acres, good improvements, in Mc­
Minnville. Price 8575.
17—85 acres In cultivation,
miles
from town and well Improved. *35 per
acre.
18—10 acre*; aom* Or tiutb*r. Price
8110. g70cash.
18—47 acre*, all la culUvation but *
acre«; finely Improved. Price 840,
terms easy.
30—75 acres, well improved and all in
cultivation but 13 acre*. Price 840,
|800cash, balance time to suit purchaser.
31—100 acres, 8ne soil: all level and In
cultivation. Price f40
33—100 acres near Sheridan .flee soil and
all in culti vallon
aci*.
33—130 acres, 3* iu cultivation; Une fruit
or stock ranch. PrieegTSO, 1300down.
34—30 acres In grain, buyer geta W crop.
Price |30.
35—10,30, M or 40 acre tract* for sale
very cheap.
TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL
KOITHH H. - PACIFIC IT.
AMD
VIA
SECOND-CLASS SLEEPING CARS.
'Attached to «31 Through Trains.
W*st Sid* Mvialon.
PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS
MRD
Portland, iv IM *■ Corvalll*. IvlWpa
Cervalll*, *r It: 15 p ■ imrtla*d, ar I M p m
ST. PAUL.
McMtNNVILLE EXPRESS.
(DaUy, *xe«pt *o*day,)
Porttanft, tv 4-4* p m W<nrnravme,Tv (»a'ai
MeMInn, ar IM p m Purtlaad ar 8:2» a m
YAMHILL DIVISION,
Arii* Mall (Tri-W**kly.)
Portland, Iv •:*• a ■ Alrll* Iv 7« a ■
W*»t Dayton, Iv l;Up :■ Writ Day lv 1148a m
Alrll*, ar 8 08 p m Portland, ar8:06pm
P assenger ,
(Dally esoept Sunday.)
Portland, iv t:*0 p m Sheridan, Iv 5:41 a m
West Dayton Iv «:» p* Wert Day W/Mani
Sheridan ar 4:15 p m Portland ar S^O a m
TKkOÜGH TK KkTStoell point. In Baatem
States, Uanada and Kurope ran be obtained at
towMt rates from B. L^Harrh^yrent, Dayton
VIA
SPOKANE.
MINNEAPOLIS
Mail Train Daily, except Sunday
sherioan
cm
SHH
PULLMAN BUFFET
SLEEPERS
RgTWZBN
aiVBS THE CHOICE OF
DENVER,
OMAHA
AMD
KANSAS CITI
LOW RATES TO ALL
------- tASTMN CITIES.
Take the steamer Salem for
Portland and way landing*.
OCEAN STEMERS
LEAVE PORTLAND EVERY 6 DAYS
FOB
SAN FRANCISCO.
For full details call on or address;
W. H. HURLBURT,
Gen'l Pas*. Agent,
----- '—•—PORTtJIXD: OR.
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R. KOEHLEK. Manager:
nnrnttmnrtttr tm
OHGON PACIFIC HIIAOAD CO.
$100.00
Given Away-
Every Month
C has . C lark , ¡Superintendent.
family, and I am continually advising otbsrs
;to all the young people, “Make
SPRAY FRUIT TREES
tho world betlet* Take
firm
to get it, Undoubtedly it is tM
Take a
a firm
Connecting with (Ur. *‘HOMEB“bte
The following recipe for a mix­ and unyielding, uncompromis­
to th* person «ubmUtlny th*
tween Yaquina and Ban Francisco. ...
~
.
p»Sf»MvWMNM|* Wv* *tl*q
ture of ingredients to be uȐd m
cheap.
during
the preceding month.
ing ctand^igfiinst the legalized
Str, leaves San Francisco every ten
spraying fruit fruit tree», is given
Wg SKCITKR PATKNT8
27—180 acres pasture land, well watered «laya, «nd return from Yaquina.
OFOM INVBNTORN, aud U«
aud han soma frliit, line dairy farm
in a phsinphlet containing the l*nv
Bight reserved to change Bailing dates
objoot of thia offer ti to en­
courage persona ot an invent­
1% miles from town, and has 40 or 50 without notice.
end quarantine regulations of the stand with influence, example,
ive
tarn of mind. At the
acre* open; price |< per acre |300
For freight and passenger rates apply
State Board of Horticulture. It is voice, prayer, work and at the
■ante Ume w* wish tn Ituprca
down.
to any agent.
‘
th*
iact
that. u
u
given as ‘ Spray No. 13—FugicidaJ ballot box—for prohibition.
38—57 acre«', 15 In cultivation, 10acre*
CHAS. 3. HENDBYS, SON A CO.;
Deo.
29,1894.
,
.
I
sell
Piso
’
s
Curs
for
OoM
amp
-
nn<l Insecticidal combination wash.
fenced, good bouse and two barn*, fine
Oh, young men and women of
It’s the Simple,
Nos. 3 to 8 Market St.
stock ranch; price$800.
tion, and never have any com-
Ingredients—Lime (unslacked) 4 not only Massachusetts, but of
Trivial
Inventions
3*—ISO acre*, 10 lh cultivation, live
J. P. BERGIN, g , r. A p. A.,
pound*; Blu* Vitriol,' 4 pounds; the whole world, send out in reply
roomed house large barn ; price f 5 per ___ Corvallis, Oregon.
That Yield Fortunes
Whale oil Soap, 4 pounds; London with loud voice, that »verybody
acre, a 300 cnsh, lime on balance.
CHAS CLARK, Superintendent.
Purple or Paris Green, 4 odnc*s ;
30—85 acres, two in cultivation, 1^ mile
Corvallis,
Oregon,
may here, “I am but one and
- from towwt price |10 per acre.
water, 40 gallons;
Directions—
cauuot be everything, bat I can
31—143 acres, 30 in cultivation, 80
Slack the lime and put in barrel
acres Annced, 3 roomed bouse, good
containing th* 40 gallons of water. do something. What I can do,
barn,4*60, |300 down, 5 years on balance.
,To the Traveling Public.
There
was
a
»ev*r*
hailstorm
at
I
ofiglit
to
do,
and
what
I
ought
STEAMER
ALTONA
TIME
*OARD.
Dissolve the vitriol in hot water
___ _______________________
33—MO acres. 85 in cultivation, load all
—rnx—
and add to the lime solution, dis- to do> »Kh the help of God, I Woodburn, Marion couuty, on the
Leaves Independence every Monday,
level and creek bottom, |3350, terms
8th, Wednesday.' The ground was Wednesdny and Friday. lieturning
to suit purchaser.
solve tho whale oil »oap in hot
33 —40 acre*, fine **w timber, 15 ««res
water and add to the above; then stand, I can do no other, God covered with hail to the depth of Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
cleared, house, shed, orchard, well j
*
half inch or more. The hail Was
001X0 xobtb .
add the Ixmdon purple or Paris helping me. Amen.”
syissr*’
~
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4>i’To,‘
As
large
ns
marbles.
Trees
were
Leave
Independence
.................
*
M
p
m
green and miz thoroughly. Spray
F. W. C lark .
“ Hslern............................... 7:45
stripped
of
foliage.
34-^140 acres, mostly all in cultivation, ,a • home for those who are travelim
cold. This wash ia recommended
Arriving at Lipcoin...........
»
Boston, Maa*.
■ear Amity, (go per sore, all level land *r thee* who hav* ao home and boon
If you have any package/’you
j
for fungus diseases on leaf, hmb.
•' whentlnnd'»...
.. 8:30
•'
' Fairfield......... .
.. 9:00
want brought from or taken to
und fruit,* forgreen and black aphis,
bargain.
1 best ths market affords. Clean bed*,
At present Dayton is very much McMinnville, or hauling done, '» *•
Weston......... ...
. 8:40
codlin moth, slugs and other skel>
35—A stock of hardware which I can aell Everything don* for th* oomfort of
••
Mission .......
. 9:60
interested
in
secret
societies,
two
cheap, well located, and good building, ffUMta.
etobisers. The first application
give your orders to the driver of
Newberg....’.,
-.10:16
should be made as soon -as the having been organized within the the big truck,dr Mr. Coulter, the
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Champee g........ ■10:36
. ia Amity,
Charges Reasonable.
86—2314 acres one-half mile from Amity.
“
Biitroville.........
leaves have falls»; second, just be- last two weeks, the Woodman of proprietor, and your order will
40:65
Board by the day, week ..r month
All
in
cultivation,
finely
improved
and
••
Oregon City...
13:16
lore the buds begin to swell; third, the World, and the Sons of Rest. be promptly filled.
will aell very cheap.
J. B. RILEY, Proprietor.
“
Portland;..........
3 JOO*
37—100 acres 2Jk miles from McMinn­
xfter the blossoms have fallen off: Although the former met with con­
ooiMG sonra,
ville. All in cultivation, good improve­ —----------------------------------------------------- i- 1 Willamette Livery Stables,
Bargains in remnant goods of all
fourth, when tho fruit has attained siderable favor, the latter seems to
ments, near school andcsn sell cheap.
.... 8:00* m
the tixe of walnuts. Two sprey- be the most popular, having by fnr kin^a at Nichols A Gabriel’s. Call ।
37—13t) acres six miles from thia town;
ng at Oregon City
received
the
most,
members.
Its
7:15
and
bo
convinced.
ryan
mgs phuuld be made afterwards at
about 40 acres in cultivation .good barh,-
Caoemah
ír... <;15
constitiition
contains
many
pleas
­
good
house
and
well
improved
fence,
intervals of three week», reducing
Butteville... ....... 10;10
OFFER. -
I Special Attention given ’to the dm»*
H. C. HUME,
ing features and its by-laws sre en­
*2000.
Champoeg.. .....10:30
to tit) gnlloii*. For winter »pray­
*
mer trad^.
33—40 acres five and one-half miles from
dorsed
with
enthusiasm,
the
lat
­
Newberg....
.10:55
The
publishers
of
tho
D
ayton
H
kb
-
ing uiuil the whale oil toap -«nd
Horae* kept by day or week. Them
this
place
;
well
improved
;
$700-
Mission....... ..... 11:35
ALD have made a special arrangement going to 3alem with teams and horaea,
i
Loudon purple or Paris green, but ter provides that any member of
H-W sere« Bnelr hsproveA, so *erti In cultl with the publishers of the New York
Weston
.......
.......
13:00
m
will find first claaa accommodations for
for rammer »praying all Ingredients I !he
,B"
Fairfield...... ....... 1;15 pm vaUon, larg* young orchard, 8 aerts In hop*. ■» - .
them at thia barn,
must be used
bor, shall be fined the sum of two
Wheatland.
.......
S;10
D ayton , O regon .
“d Morning Advertiser
out tmikHnss, price >2,600
। bits for the first offense and increas­
Lincoln .......
. OB
*■
“
Salem......... . . .... 3:45
ing
in
geometric
rntio-
for
all
suc
­
and
W. C. T. U. COLUMN,
C.
N.
HOWARD.
Agt.
(-IÍ
Indenpoudencc
TO
THE
LADIES.
....
8;00
ceeding offenses The only excep­
w*
-----
whereby they can furnish the
R edfront , McMinnville, Or.
‘•For Ucd, snd Hom* and Native I aad.”
tion made when fine« nre not im-
Having just received direct from Now
Kdhed b, the W/cTt. V. of D«rton.
DAYTON HERALQ
posed is at meal time, when - the
York Oily an invoice of the latest style*
•nd both tho papers to* limited number
members are permitted to exert of
IN MEMORIAM-MR. DEMOREST. themselves to their heart’s content.
TUALATIN LUMBER CO of subscriber* for ow< year
Millinery
Goods,
COPYRIGHTS
E ditor U nion S ignal :^- All The popularity of thia new order
For $3 23.
To which I will soon receive an addition,
seems
to
be
confined
to
the
male
Having
put
in
a
yard
at
classea of temperance workers in
t-.,-:. I would lespectfully invite the ladle* of
The most llosral offer of the age.
11, eworld .mXriy mourn the nh
I,
Best Cough Medicine
Dayton Hotel
TflE PRESS GLAUS GO.
GWID
COMBINATION
^'V“™’^
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Sunday Advertisar
f
For Sale
«ent deal h of one of their lenders, of hj |arity
In order to kwp
\V. Jennings Di nlbiTst of New ' jn the family and at the same time
) ork city. Nothing has *vcr, prevent a fine being imposed, mrm-
hiude su profound an impression here now have to carry water after
u |>on the young people of the Old ¡dark, work in their gardens by
Buy State, as no one loved him : moonlight and" bribe the Boys to
more than thev. His name is a ru»tle chip» for the coo'c stove.
household
word
Over
flve The objection to the order by the
thousand of our brightest voutli female members of the family wi
Lave engaged iu contest, for tire i ^in^^XS^ to
Dayton and vicinity to call at my place
of busim-M, with Mr*. Lewis at the
^t store and examine goods and get
, which are much lower than ever
offered here.
MRS. LOUISA BAXTBB.
GE.8TUARTr
*j*»veTmT * >T 0 enwawAw
auXulvlAN a, uUHwSwN*
D ayton , O regon
E. M. SMITH,
vanons grade* of medals Ire so
cal|e<1 the DaU(?hte„ of Re,t.
and Surgeon.
generously gave them.
1 hese When it w„ firet proposed to es- Physician
you th I u I, but dead in earnest tablish an order of the Sons of Office opposite town council building,
prohibition orators have appeal- Rest here, it took scarcely two Dayton.
Makes a specialty of Nasal Catarrrh.
ed to audiences aggregating over hours to obtain a sufficient number
A lao general practice?
r
___ citixena
! ----- of
b h j —members to geta
charter,
Two
million
chuselte. Mr. Demorest was Thi« *bows very rapid work on the
always welcome and the center of P*rt of Dayton, but it has been
Lafayette I*
la far
far ahead
ahead
nil attraction when present at learned that ^^yeUe
for l.iRl,.r ;»<!» Of in
'"'j!'
DAYTON, OR.
this line. It is reported that
। । । । j • me
a
.. —— r^* on I v FOouircc] fifteen niinuto®
>»0'hiIs held in Masschusetts.
over teere to get the same number
L WAEBSGAN & CO
Hi* last visit was at the Dia- of member*.
fuond Medal Contest for all
s = s 9 e == sb
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
and Shippers in
j
ffelr phone Register. |
Now England, held at the North-
east Chautauqua Sundayschool I
Persons who sympathize with P pm I i anti QaH WVAVS
Assembly, South Farmington J the afflicted will rejoice with D.
<11111 Odll BL u AT m .
Mas*.,
Maas., July
July 13.
13. 1894. No onel E. Carr of 1235 Harrison street,
Fish in season. Also, fresh Lard.
present on that occasion will Kansas City. He is on old suf­
soon forget the great interest he ferer from inflammatory rheu-
manifested inVlie representatives; maiism, but ha* not heretofore
of the various states, as they so been troubled in this climate,
earnestly expressed his senti- Last winter he went up into Wi»-
ment in their splendid and fol- cousin, and in consequence has
most pathetic . appeal* to the had another attack- “It came
lurge audience to “lend a hand” upon me again very acute and
in this great work. With voice I severe,” he said. “My joint*
broken by deep,emotion, he pre »welled and became inflamed;
.iCiitcd the diamond medal to teore to touch or a I moat to look at.
Miss Elizabeth Randall,of Attle U
Upon the urgent request of my
boro, the successful contestant in mother-iplaw. I tried Chamber-
"the best contest ba had ever loin’s Pain Balm to reduce the
attended.” Hewas proud of the swelling and ease the pain, and to
young people of Maseachusetla my agreeable surprise, it did
> and expressed himself person­ both. I nave used three fifty-
ally ninny times to me, as grout- cent bottles and believnjt to be
ly pieneed with their splendid the finest thing for rheumatism,
work and assistance given him in painsand swellings extent. For
medal contests. He has-gone
-~M* *
DAYTON MARKET,
Picture Taking 1$ Easy
• An illustrated manual,
free with every instru­
ment, tells all about mak­
ing the exposures and
how to “do the rest" but,
of cotirse “we do the rest”
when you prefer. .
The undersigned ha* for saie
SWEET POTATO PLANTS.
EARLY AND LATE CABBAGE
GIANT PASCO CELERY,
' MANGO* PEPPER,
AND TOMATO PLANTS.
Which he will sell at reasonabl* prices.
Leave orders at th* Dayton Market.
J. W. AYRES,
Practical Gardner-
Will also do (rafting and pruning.
I am also a Naturalist and Taxi-
darmiat, and will do any vork in that
liae.
1 idfííiiíifYíse j
DAYTON,
•
OREGON, IKE MORNING ADVERTISER
Are prepared to fill order* for
The Lowest ates.
J. W. FISHBURN,
Manager.
Li l.’he new" •"?
fvtamvs
ter 4 model, bl*h elaaa metropolitan Sna-
PROF. SLOCUM'S
Specific Remedies!
Washer
SIMPLE IN CONSTRUCTION.
Dayton Uvgry Stable.
Thorough la It* work. Good for 15 or
SOyears' use. Sent on receipt of price,
13. Expreae prepaid with-Tull instruc­
tion*,
Proprietor
Address all order*to
J- B. BROWN,
New carriages. buggies, horses, and ____ ___ ____
Box 108, Salem, Or,
new outfits throughout.
Wn
Prepared by
. Employ
1 Young SLOCUM MEDICINE CO,
Men
PORTLAND, OREGON. —;
N. BRADLY,
CITY
MAMET,
West siltoaf Ferry, between
First and Second Sts.
A. H. ROBINSON, Prop.
The Old Reliable
RUSS
HOUSE
US Montgomery Street, extending
from Pine to Bush street«, San
Francisco, Csl.
FRESH ud SALT HEATS Business Center of City.
Convenient to all Banks,
Alwayaon hand, and at the lowest price.
Fish Thursday», Fridays and Saturdaya. Icsunuios OBBes and places of Amuse-
juent eontalnlag MO Rooms.
Dressed chickens every Saturday.
_ '
J. S. YOUNG, Frrop.
Term«: 81-50,8300 sod 83-50 per day.
READ! BEAD!I
My Watches Him.
They keep Good Time after I
have repaired them.
CLOCKS AND JEWELRY
the Pacific Coast are shown in the
OveHand Monthly.
Ite beautiful pictures, and able biada *f worfo.
All work
articles arc
SiSS
THE SUNDAY ADVERTISER
NEW FOUNTAIN
Steam
tb. public vita.
Special market and flunnclal reports. The
tert epoetin« page In the land. An nbso-
ciean and wbolawma hnas aawa
WOMANV f RIE d D
ACME CYCLE COMPANY,
ELKHART, IND.
COOPERAGE
C. -UNRUH.
Manufacturererof all kinds of
COOPERAGE.
OAK OR FIR BARRELS,
TANKS, CEDAR WASH
TUBS, ate.
Cure*
painful
menstruation,
Leucorrbea, Itching, displucemriit
of the womb and all dirense* pecu­
liar to woman.
GRANDMA’S HERBS OF
WONDER. 0
Cure* kidney and blndder com-
plaint, painful, difficult or too fre­
quent or bloody urine.'
RATIONAL HOME TREATT-
MENT curea catarrah, bronchisl
and lung affection*.
SLOCUM’S LOZENGES cure*
•11 stomach and Liver disorder»,
and expel* dll common worms.
MRS. D. M. DORSEY,
.
'Agent, Day ton, Or.
M cminnvi L le
minimi?
OnnwäSS
WM. LAMBERT,
Proprietor.
Quality of our work is unsoT’
paaeed in Oregon.
SMITS, COLLARS AND CUFFS RETUM0
l|Ml TO NEW,
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Contracts given for Family«*
Price* always WJg
regular Work-