Dayton herald., November 15, 1895, Image 4

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I Oregon Centri
e8-
ton, on Saturday of next
’ ai¿fo?S^í^®l^AQ *0;H^
w
made;prep.¡
U RT Ur
I&stuntly
—AND—
STlIllI
li V
>, My Wufches
end Pera air
!
e issued thankegivinf quested
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They keep (¡<)(>d Thre -
none. Tire day*to be
“Uncle Jake Wortman, president
h«vo repaired t,
*• thanksgiving i. *«he First National Bank
Mc-
CLOCKS AND JEWELRY 1
YAQUINA
WITHOUT
>y, November 28.
Mtooville.and hia estimable wife
Knifo
or
Operati.
i
Ouunectlng
«t
Taquina
Bay
with
b
•*< urned from their visit to the mid ■
Ahor^iveta.v.tarefulKttcntioa
Sweat pjXmore tn*y not lx indi.
tostdasstools,and » Ml..,
I San Francisco nnd Yaquina Bay a l cauneak ADsojuwiy rai n
tr"J“ looking and feeling well,
SEE HOW THIS STRIKES YÓUI
’ *n““’Pl*>. 1 am prejun^i ,
I
Steamship Company’s
CURE EFFECTED
beredthd of good sis* and quality,
They were absent two months
kh ««I m oi voik.
1 v
From
Three
to
Six
We
vf, HO.
when put |„ .t the right
Harrows, 16
All work guaranteed. prJ
and visited part, of lows,Nebraska,
Drill, 170.
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suitable pod. J w. Ayres is now Missouri, and Colorado.
faj as Good Work c»„ tj®
WRITE FOR TERMS
Stoves, $2 50.
When
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P0**“*’
his own asked as to how the times were
”r ?»ng1 HeMJ« ‘h»l on account in the sections visited, Mr. Wort-
0.0. HODSON. McMinnville, Or. I A 1 and fl rat eluu in every respect. Sails Orr-cxs: room» 700-707. Morquam BuUdi
Watchea.irinek, H, () j
v
I from b nquinn for San Frnn<-iBi-o about I
.ittf
ard because
^uwof
of
“¡d : “Thor are gradually
epaired mid warranted |,v
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PORTLAND,
OREGO
their having been i •et out late they
every eight days.
(
up end I believe before
MG ^TONEBIU nk
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Paaaeuger accommodationa unaurpaM-1
did oot do well.
long the
tido will strike us here in
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The
Old
Standard'
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Wakhmaker
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' ed Shortest route between the Willam­
Oregon.
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If so, your first duty and greatest care should be to secure to her a ette Valley and Calliorpla,
Salem is promised a new opera
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Three boya were arrested Wed-
Fare from Albany and pointa weat, to I
house in 1896. ft wjj|
¿ui|t nreday and taken- before Juatice
San Franciaeo:
i
“J „P Mock
company.
Over Rhodes on a charge of disturbing
.Cor. W. Madison and Clinton Bts.
18.000 hia already been sub- • religoua meeting—the Salvation
Theplaoetoatcug^his ieinan institution whose teachers are train- Cabin..
»12 00
DAYTON, Oil
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Half block west of Union Depot.
•crlbed for Hint purpose. It is
Two of them plead guilty
cd for a liWm. work of instructing, training and guiding Steerage
8 00
l<» be hoped that the CamUl City "' rm *? bav,nf lh« »oner to pay
the menfliI Bfld mornl faculties of those under their care; uj Cabin, round trip, good SO daya. -. ISWC’TTTC Arm
TV -
« HI tar. ,u op,r. talldi,^^^^
For Sailing daya apply to
•
vniVAWU, 1 -UI
whom cousc.enlrous guardianship is M 8»cre(I aild plX’a a
other plead not guilty, and hie ex-1
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W.
L
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alden
,
CUMMINGS A FALL,
duty.
Such
institution
is
thR
—
wMeh can b« used for other pur­
amination follows later. And we
1
PBOPRIKTORS.
poses, ttoH will be builj iu mod- understand that wsrrants are out
I
stone , .Manager,
ern style, with all modern im- for other partiesiu the same line,
A
fheg8l!tire V.i°i
Undi,r <he
, CH a T cla RK; 8^
provemente. With good ventil­ inis comes from boys and young
he sisters of the Holy Nmnesjof J ppus nnd Mary. Thiel
Corvallis. Or. j
2.00 Per Dav.
ation, good entrance and exit; men hanging about this place. As
Fish in season. Also, fresh Lard. ’
rai;Ln°W,>’n<,‘H^ i«M>tot»on of learning gives every
I Headquarters for basinees men. F
also lire escapes.
A building Transcript has said before, if you
Cash paid for Hides.
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class hotel in all its appointments, i
EAST AND SOUTH
that tbe people of that city will don’t like the Saltation Army, stay i.------------ —-UdvAntage-for acquiring a
rates reasonable.
foil proud of, and even the peo­ away and let them quietly alone;
One special feature of honae la a flrat
VIA
if you gu- to their barracks, behave
elm reataurant in connection thereto.
ple of the whole state.
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Every facility is offered for attaining proficiency in
Patronage solicited, and every effort
yourselves.
Shasta Route
made to give satisfaction to all.
Mis. Lena Stilwell has been chos­
Mrs. McAlpine, a Salem dress-
»
or TH«
rnaker, while in a somnambulistic en supernumerary in the McMinn-
c innville
T”e t""\r illín,e,,ectUA, iwpwvemenCf the pupifo is attended
state, went to a livery stable in that ville public schools.
The D. of H. Lodge in this citv
city and tapping on the window
« S wilh..0.‘®
sohcUode, while Ihe religious belief of
Express Traini Leave Portleud Dally.
SMiiSTO, taTOyX.
awakened the attendant at the bnrn numbers about 80 members, and
the pupil is not interfered with, in any manner.
I-ÌI a V k .’
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AaklVk
▼e bad nearly flft« ¿£3 ]
r«wtlsnd , .8:50 F A I Sin Frinclicoop) M a * i
and ordered a buggy and team. new material is being constantly
WM.
LAMBERT,
Proprietor.
tea Frau :ttr^ OO p V | PonUud.......... ¿.¡g * %
added.
7
, The man noticed that the woman
----- ™~*-*W-7trpparenny only Tlal in her »
y VT....... - ife Of
- Day-
«untrue.
Quality of our work is unsur-
With perfect sanitary precautions, beautifully situated and«-------
night drees, with a'cloak thrown fo»
th
j'! t C,‘y^
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vjfit»
surrounding conducive to health and Intollectmil pleasure.
‘‘’ h their
tneir daughter,
uHUirht«r. who
whn is
>a attending
nt to
Ir butor» the P1,h"cdS
oyer her, Uvat
nnd hoe
that she iL-i
was in her lug
Reference is given to the banks nnd prominent business houses
B
shirts
ollars
and
cuffs
returned
•tocking feet. ' He invited her to school here.
Roseburg Mail Daily.
«fii?h
“nd lh5off’o,?l8a f t,,r5uto «nd County. Studies
take a teat by the stove,while he got i i ^>C°«ulting th* records a\ the
EQUAL TO NEW,
. < tearn ready,
/
■ w ’ rhe
vjwiihb n0 koi
„
t'JAV«.
ARRIVE.
the
but
decliJL
;
clerk
soffice
one
will
find
that
the
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re
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™
ed
M,
0
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Sept.
2,
1895,
and
1n
the
meantime
w
nm uiiu mm me
the team ready, but she declined, (
Contracts
given
Family an*
all
other
information
desired
can
be
abtained
by
addressing
and remained standing at the door fees taken in at this ofiice make
regular work- Prfaea always Rea-
SALEM PASSENGE-R DAILY.
•onable,--Biid"Satisfaction 'Huaran-
very sick and that she must so to Pa,a ine clerk and deputy. The
i'«« B 1,1 «“T’ Portlind, smve 10;M s m teed.
are her. When the tenm wns brought
°i ’h® ® *rk ” *150 Pur~
0.15 p m « «rive
Hulem,
leave S:uO a m
Laundry three blocks south of
lier
she arranged the wraps
about
to
her
wraDS
per
month,
herself,
and
then d ove XS
»’«king$2°°. In August the fees
depot, near R. R bridge.
riSIVHtaalf
M*.
J at..
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DINING CARSON OGDON ROUTE.
miles rest of Salem wh^X X Ä
PULLMAN
BÜFFET
awakened from hre aleen
sie I??4 4S.; ,Oct. $188 30> *603^0.
The publlali.-H, ,.f thn d ATT om h
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röUö.Vu.
awakened from her sleep.
She «»a
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u-r-
di
h W “Tn" "
“»rm.ip.mcn,
ufnrlA/l
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* return JX.
rtarted ..she supporti
to
¿®* M,arfw for ^at time were
SLEEPERS
with the publishers of th«, N,.w y^rk
. MONMOUTH, OREGON.
. to the cityrbut becoming'wry cold ahead bo that the county w * a >3.7»
on ths deal. Or in tther
A training 8< hool for teaebere. Complete
•l.e stopped al a farm house to get
SECOND-CLASS SLEEPING CARS,
eiaht grad-> training department and strong
ft
Warm, where she was found by a words the county clerk, while he
i
rofeMior
aj niift
cnnrfios
Attached
to
nU
Through
Trains.
has
made
good
wages
himself,
has
. and
friend and taken back To the city.
LT*ie Ì'Ptonia of the ««-hoot entities one to
paid the county *£70 for the priv-
Went Side Dirtalon.
whnvehMtrey <•<«.« runij-b tiie
tench in anr county in the »tale wiihoM
between porti and ¿fie couvai lis
further examÌMati««n
Two old pioneers have lately ilige of doing all the work of the
5AYT3
H - RALD
'MV Roar’t «nd lotting, l>o«>l<s mxl tuition StóO
Mail Frain. Da Iv, except Sunday
Ri<d at Amity. Last week"Aunty” county as the fees that are taken in
Kïryeur.
Beautiful
and
henlthfa
lovation
nenn
bin
Jo<
ation.
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... Paltry- Parm Garden. Cetnstery
Buffum who we, over 80years old are entirely .for outside work. So
o wl^wia. Thore
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Iur C«in»
itomi in «lemìmd
for|î
,?,r,'", :iu,'
,l■• rr
lv MM
7:ao am
* w PorSäd.’
p Δ
r****», HsHroed and Rabbit
.
Far $3 23. - J
tai Oh 8aturd"y night Richard the office of county clerk is not as
™-w welltrutneil hw hor»-there ia nn ovenmpnl/
Fencing.
m Fof nntmined teachers.
cheer-
L. btmpson r.n old and respected fot a take’ as it used to be.
ThoneanJa <n milea fn u««. Cstalngae
Tlx-
III. .ml offer ,,f tbPBU„
M c MIHNVILLF express ,
sent on »pplieation-
Address
citisen of that place died. The fol-
. hr—. Freight l aid, rrlcss Uw.
(Dfllv, exi^vt Sundar,)
W***« P.-I* C amfbki . i ’,
lowing ia from the Transcript- % Andvr8OE
Navarro Write, of
M»wn!,a ”,r Í Î “ M****»*««« »V
,
- Secretary.
President.
Th IMiULtfl WOVEN WIRE FENCE CO THE M'JHNIiiG ADVERTISED
RirhiieJ L
I Simp^m
Qi.____ . was a born r. ?n NH»»r
“Richard
HHer tam>
tage ILJa.i
Debut and of Her Cloud-
McMinn, ar 7:2S p m Porilund ar S&& a
A hrlrM e|«hf Bn,| feri
1
H4,v« ”' tv 4!20M M*rt»»8»-.CS¡U«4.1tL
l»l»w «11 to. n»w* mu, .,,..^ ,1 f.n-»k,.,t
Tennessee, January 10th, 1829,anc
ing Borrow.
YAMHILL DIVISION,
' eier
"‘""''-‘'r-f to»b..wb,M
knit
' ' ""'V"K-tal
r |..,r-«. n» 1 |
was therefore 66 vears and K
Garden
Mary Anderaon de Navarro in her
Aril» Mull (Trl-Weekiv.)
months old, and was of Scotch de- Tui?"«7‘Tur l®emo,r*> which will be pub­
wh»k“».>me horn •
I
Grass,
Portland. 1»
« m Airily 1» T «n • —
Ft*nt. In 1850 he crossed the lished iu The Ladle’s Homs Journal ( tbs
Field
Alrlle, sr K» p w Porttanri, «rSiOSpm
plains to California, and soon after
THE SUNDAY A0VFRT1SFR
Flower
moM totereaUng and
E*''"’'len-y to forty «we» of t H hr n-m '
came to Oregon, settling at Lafav ^i^alUK V,eW * *
SHERIDAN PASSENGER,
N. BRADLY, Proprietor
tho «alaaml hard-
ette, then the largeat town in Yam- ta«iE •*”’•“ew**foHy combated In fol­
(Dally exospt Sunday.)
<1«v paper C ' 1
ri««« metropolita
flev pnper
I keep ihe largest and complete
bilf county; was a volunteer in the lowing out her conviction that the »taae
osso ment of Seeds on t
^ew carriages, busies, harm», and
«* wUh«!««».
»m.mdM4 10 her Ue opportunity for^a
Indian War of 1855-6, a member of-
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Coast,
and
sell
of
our
home grown
bpleudld
career.
Ehe
exultlmrlv
r«r«ra
8KE
company K. Later he aeaociated to her debut iu LoulsviU^K^.^:
quantities every StaneW outfl,s thfoughoat.
himself with J. M. Keltyin the Saturday aiening, November 27 187S year to Eastern dealers.
I’ or S ale .—— A bout one acre
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. - « j .p- nonuRq.
drug business at Lafayette, and for IK“’i'.V.'ir1"” ‘1»
a
PRUNE .ORCHARD
of
laud on Aflylom Avenue Sa-
a. KOKHLÎMn* * r A- Por”’nd. Or.
u
* r ot •**t«en iuterpeted
a lime conducted a branch aloft at HK
| San Francisco, Cal. >
Bhalcaapeare «» love-lorn * “Juliet ” The
E. J. BOWEN,
lein,M-ill besoM cheap. Inquire
I Seattle. Wash. '
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St- Joe.
He was poetm.ster at performance waa arranged upon In two u, . .
A 10 acre prune orchard with
Go Front St. Portland, Or.
of Mrs. T. W. Conover nt resi­
Lafayette under Lincoln, and has day » notice—time for but a eiugie re­ Write for catalogue.
in two mile of Corvallis will be
dence south side of jtmtinu cur
—and the aaplrfng Kentucky ulrl
held the appointment almost con­ hearsal
sold at. a bargain. Orchard 5
waa juMiant wl,e„ lh, theater F «* 1
line, Snlein, or at this office.
tinuously ever since at Lafayette, (
years
old and in full bearing.
,rero offerud «'ar. upon
St. Joe and Amity, until Mr. Jelli- Londition
■
that she plUy -without |my,
Address ■
Anything in th« fine ,,f bml<lin(
son was appointed by President Her happtoeM, however.^was not uu-
F rank C onovxk , Corvallis. materiijl,.lumber, hard ware, etc., at.
clou
Jed,
for
of
the
event
»he
write«
with
*h/’ He went lo An,Ry in toocMog pathoe ?!.That Thured# ^
prices,
at JiMu«# A AdHfptj-
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I I «we
-
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i - reduced
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I 1
- ----- 1874, and has since conducted the l*n?ut hvrflwt«PP««rniico^aXrr»u
Xi r» Xf ¡nut,: ii _
E. M c N eil , Recuiver.
drug business therf He was a re
i TWO
FOR
oNE!'
McMi
n
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one ot the happieatdayria all
publican of the old school, and my life, tilled aejt was with the bright-
TO THE
could always be counted on as be­ eet hope and anticipation. Only one
P or .B alk ,—15 acres of land}
Send for sample and judge thereby.
ing strictly in line when there was black cloud hung over It: the thought of
about 4 acres set to a variety of
2 “nd.,D> «raadpareute who wore all
Those
who
intend
setting
out
orchards
and
wiuh
*
*or<c to be done, Deceased was a jery dear to me. Had I known then that
The D ayton H krald and The
large and small fruits,nil hearing,
prominent Mason, Odd Fellow and thL°hW “¡SiT
Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer, bot
M"'faoe nt ,he former,
GIVES THE CHOICE OF
balance brush laud, good’house
y orkmon. and has always taken a that be would die, my mother and I tar
one year for only $165 The up
TWO
TRANSCONTINENTAL
and
fair barn.
Near Dayton.
de*p intereat in the work of the or­
that •««<*» -w
plys strictly to subscriptions pnk
Ms death he would refuse to «forgive or
ders.”
Any
one
wanting
a
bargain, and
cadi in advance. The Enquirer is
disposing of stock at lowest PRICES.
1 •b*“doned the etage-life
which he thought so injurious—nay sin­
a 9-column, , 8 page paper, is­ who mean business can get par­
ful—I Wimld «... »k_ V___
wn
«"J olhor .look and are better
(Newlxrg ('rapine. 1
sued each Thursday., Largest in ticulars by inquiring at this
What woa within my gro«p Thm
P ''are<1 to ’“PP1/ the trade than ever,
fownTh M<7r*
^B-Vto” Was in , tramre-nont
teangernent
y eBya'"5 ° T ‘ «
_ 1 a «»¿y
r "
fixe, cheapest in price, most reli­ office.
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fownThureday, looklug after tbe ; "V We, end baa cwt» »hadow over all
able in news, all large type, p|nin
print, good white paper. If our
To the Traveling Public.
r
t*
*ant another live paper,
I«,,
£
— the —
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the Enquirer is that paper. Call or
VIA
■end orders to H krald .
toqwrj res|a-cting the water fron, “»Ugo fright." the crushing terror
SPOKANE. DENVER
Works. Contractor* seem anxious “5 debutante, fOr she writes that »he
Stationary and toilet article at
to get
tbe ground floor.
ftoor.
sto««! nupstientiy walling for her ••cue"
MINNEAPOLIS
ft«
K<-t in on the
OMAHA rhelps drug store.
“*ke“ “neh w,M,to •
.
DAYTON, ORfOON,
In Jees« Edwards' experiments fl«sh. i" At last it came. “Then in a «hor» «art M cp
Man
,
AMD “
wse on the stage, conscious
fa • home for tlioee who are Arnvcllng
with various kinds of clay in order QUb ui i u wall of yellow light before me,
ST. PAUL
KANSAS CITY
or tti«j»<, who have uo home ajvl boanl,
Llimt AW 'pong __
i
a
’
00 FOR «ACH M^AR INVESTED can be made by our
to get clays that will make brick of
’d*
H ardware ,
KCURE4
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STEAMSHIP "FAEALLON."
TH£ 0. E. MILLER CC
Have You a Daughter?
Good Educatioa^and Moral Training
WTONMARKEf1
WAMBSGAN & CO
Sacred Heart Academy, Salam, Oregon. »
A FIRST CLASS BOTEL
resh and Salt MEATS.
Solid, Useful and Accomplished Education.
Mus 1,1) rawing and Painting.
A Fine Larce Brick Building*
SOUTHED PACIFIC COIPAM
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Steam Laundry.
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Salem, Oregon.
GRAND
OTTI HMl SCHOOL.
COMBINATION
OFFER.
«FENCING
ÏJr.
Morning Advertiser
Sunday A^Wtiser
Dayton Livery staila.
O.R.*N
NEWBERG NURSERY,
Complete Assortment of Fruit Trees
GREAT
MION
WHOHE - PA»IIL-
BIGPROFITS«.,..^
JJQ
Dayton Hotel,
’ Gon
SYSTEMATIC PLAN OF SPECULATION
avpnuMUu, luel^nu; onTof th"
J?
- • «telor»We».
forgot his lines »nd bud to be pro.npted
•X«e>n«,ie t™«lmK thmu^cMcLo
" *" p"rt* °1 the
■»«’•• who:
by the youthful star; -Romeo" neglect-
’’"••»r» tor the man who InveamahlwÎJ.lT®* •'»'’"»to every year, maglnv from a
“ ‘wohnn.lre.1 dollar» up to &),ooo to
ted to bring his dagger, and “Juliet”hnd
whto¿TL^ouTl‘•fi’‘,M, * h"‘rp,n on
Plan are p«-n>oii«°^ho HvTVwa'yefrômet•hSr0,'t,
eomparatfrelr «malt Inventaient«
wiiiie tn«
Unit Iy huna
In her
“Jiiiint
’a’p
tïieta?.^
“’° aM<1 ,nv*t thread, broke« wbV?hS^
tomb,
Ml lamp
and\ad
bu?ned
^Ss
LOW RATES TO ALL
EASTERN CITIES.
Shop.
I he
table» nr«!- supplied with the.
the market affords. Clean 1«.«!»,
Locksmliithing, Gunsinitbing, everything don«> for the comton cf
lumps repaired, Sewing Ma­ glM'fetS.
chines repaired. Umbrellas re­
Take the steamer Saicm for
Chapes Reasonable
Board by tb«> day, w«*ek <>r month
paired, and all kinds of job
Portland nnd way landings.
J. B. RILEY, Proprietor
work done, anil everything re­
paired.
Scissors
sharpened.
OCEAN SJEMERS
LEAVE PORTLAND EVERY 6 DAYS 1 axidenn¡At work done in best
■ « F
roa
ur
style of the art.
We
Bread and vegetal be sal wnya on
Employ
hand; also fruit. Call on mu.
For fuh daUtilg cull on^or addn^ng
Young
Stensils cut to order.
• meh seems to have run to a pop­
ular f»d in colors, recently dis-
uovcrtn a white clay, which by test-
n«|, he finds makes a first" class
brick, much lighter in color than
°' ’*’•*,,*
«te«d"^*^
Lsf**'
cov<”’ botlp«lde«, no that
JVrra cotta. It dries easily and and arms. -Despite of these, ” #h«
FOR CONVINCING PROOFS r I mo nu« »Î.Îf? t that
np nnormomlv in,R Rhortthne
burns without checking, and makes writes the night was » suocesa, anil I toe
J"1.' °1.
iu"™»tern AM"»R$.r"ir^ ’P7«U’l«n «nd our Mh
knew that luy stage career hud begun in
• splendid brick.
A gentleman named Marsh, whose I nKiIí¡^eL,M‘,e•, Homo ,QurM''
1 HOMAS * CO , Bankers nnd Krokerä,"*-
Home is in Michigan, was in town
Thursday, consulting with different ’A FIFTY-CENT calendar free .
241-242 Rialto Building, Chicago, Hi: . *
prune growers respecting the prof- n2il^“b,WT0,The *0''«»*" Com­
eW.H. HURLBURT.
. Us of the busiuess. Aa the seasons panion are sending free to the subscri-
Men
___________ JVW AYERS
GAri'l Pana. Agent,
go by and the output of prunes in-
th0?*«*r’a handsome fourpago
to dliirlbnte
PORTLAND« OR.
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erenses, Oregeu’g reputation aa a
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J* prune growing stalk is becoming ^mia^ 1“ U n,"dB *P or tour
In tho rcsth-.-'» Court of th ■ Stat
work dran«
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better established, and consequent­
Itf ’»regonfot
eonnty. «Ji» riet
i presume wo have used over
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Young Ladies •ÏÂX!“
ly men,uf capital are looking this Ir
on« hundred bottle« of Piso’s
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»ell «com
way for investment. Well cured
A farm of 210 »eras nL«mt 40 . ' V.. ¿ vé, -^y- - .
prunes sent abroad, are the best
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«lefehdunL
>'• ett'tivat ion, will Ire sold mi n-n-
ACME CYCLE COilPANY,
TOL. Get», th« «tboç« n»meft defen.
advertising material that can be
to get it. Undoubtedly it is th«
soiiahle terms. There nrc 6 ncn a dnnt; In u„- ruuae of th ht»te of
........... ELKHART, IND.
‘ »ent out to speak for this Oregon
CM. \« h . are hereby ren,|jn„J
Th..tagivin..Ohrl^IX«- Ne^7e,r-:
In
of ours.
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mxl aiiHWer th« wnuplaiat of the ii,«,
100
Bartlet
peer
tries.
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good
doable numbers tree, aM The Compan-
n«<o«-«l plviutiff (i)«,i «Kalnst y5u Wj-i, j
NO ICE.
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place for bees an«] stock; mostly E llut>i.«i«i. ..................... th« F,.»,.«, n,lie*
^ kw Y o « k W orld , T hiïcb a - •ry 1,
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bottomland; hns a Iwmttifnl to-1 M
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The South’s Companion.
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are hereby
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M orld has been converted into the
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•ell Piso’s Care for Oonsump-
1 he place will bo soh] Hl g bttr. to the aeld jMtoeof tbe peMOW ,
Tlirlce-a-Week. It furnishes 8 pa-
favor n« with payment f»r «'redit
pers of 6 pngbs apiece, or eighteen
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®ny com-
gain. Any one who mean-« bttsi- relief d<.|U.«n.i.«j m Mi.| <
extend
.pages every weekv at tbe old price
Postmaster,
1 h?K * y"th °P*"*1 • ”•* lot Of
ness can gnt particulars by in- wit. for « Jiuigusent Hyuiuet Wil«l deteu-
NICHOLS
G iBRfEL
*f oNK dollar » year. Thio gives
«l'int
In
favor
of
e»l«i
pUiniiff
f
or
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the finest and very latest
quinng at this office. The right num of 840.00 -ml M p¿r
loC itepers a year for One Dollar
peraon will find this a paying p>*rannum thereon from the 7Ui d»v »r
The stuff «f lif—¿.„„j |,reu«|—
itiveathient.
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P J‘ K OcUi^r. 1895, for *0 «o a. ¿Uoí%í fresh and Sweet, k pt ronatanlly on
t SAN FRANCISCO
,^KM4ea
lÄStSXT.Ä’-
Farm for Sale
sâï ^ tsife
TO tll6 LfldlBS !
$Nb<
The Thrice a-Week World b n*
only much forger than any weekly
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nirnisheethe news with much great-1
M illinery
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fer» herein, and for coal» and disburse­
ment» of thia action.'
"muurae- band at Kun’s, McMinnville.
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S al «.—A farm con­
taining about 155 acres, a large
portion of which is jn cut live-
Ladies if yon want «he finest
h? PuMIvn-
U o D a xtok H uald for six sue-
tonet
soaps and petfninerv, A. M.
, ’T***’ by order of J. E.
helps «It Co., keep the thient .-md
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order bears date of October 10th 1895 beat iu stock. > ~_ • ~
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t ) nn , ln
Seo those fine «Veci utos lies al
D. Hoskin’s, La fa vette.
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