^-THE NAME OF THE NEXT
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and remained dosed during tbe re- ¿
prevail niainderof th» daV nnd.evening (.
Services were held in the M. E
church in the forenoon, Turkey
number
of dinners jvere indulged in l»y sftme,
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None better tn I he county. A complete stock'of every variety. Ilis
U# bv Hon. xhile others had duck und chicken
:h that gen |ag H substitute. • AU were thankful prices arc as low as the lowest.
that they lived in Oregon—the
SEE Hq\V THIS STRIKES YOU I
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land that produces th big red ap­
Pin vs, $10.
Harrows, $6.
ple, and no abundance of nil other
UO in MOflk for a new woolen hiod» of fruit, and everything rise
■ Stoves, $2 50.'
14 Hw Drill; $70.
they Art promised n larger to live an, and where the inhabi
Eire Lighters, 25c
and iietter mill than the one that taut« are blessed with good health,
was burned- A meetingv.will be all that makes life enjoy able.
held hi the’opera house in that city Those who were not so fortunate us
next Monday evening when it wifi their neighbor«, were not forgotten
be decided whether Salem will have nnd were remembered and mnde
a new woolen mill or not. We happier by something presented by!
If so, your first duty and greatest care should bo tosecurdTo-her a
think »he will.
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a friend to nd^ to the relish of their
thanksgiving dinner.
Good Education ami Moral Training
a The nightwatchman nt thè Wat-
The plaq* jo secure thi»i» in an institution whose teachers are train­
orlon woolen mills wn» found‘fine
Boro‘ Throat.. Any
ordinary
ed mra life-time work of instructing, training and guiding
night this week with his skull
case inay be cured in one night by
* the mental and moral faculties of tbo»^under their care; to
crushed in. He died several hours applying Chamberlain’s Pain Balm
whom conscientious guardianship i« a sacred and pleasant
. Afterwards utitluml bring able to
as diroHed with each bottle. ,Tliis
dirty. Such an institution is the
tell how ho wn» injured. It is sup
medicine is also fniftoua for its
posed that he wbts murdered, and burcs of rheumatism, lame back
Sacred Heart Academy, Salem, Oregon.
. the coroner’s jury so rendered in
and deep seated »nd tnuscul>r
Iheir report. No reason can be as-
A boarding nnd day school for young Isdles, under the direction
pains. For sale by A. M. Phelps
klgned fur ihe dee^.
he had no
of U mi S w U ms of the Hilly HsJntS uLJci-us .nnd Ma.qf. This
ft Co, Druggist», Day I ou.
money nor enemies.
Hs leiC a
weU-knowi) and'popular institution of leiuniog give» every
widow with five small children in
advantage for acquiring a
TWO FOR ONE!
destitute ciroumstauce*.
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PROBATE COURT.
Estate Michael Alward; R. W.
Aylwnrd appointed administrator;
bond fixed nt $1000and approved
Jas Agee, J Phillips und Frank
Taylor appointed nppraiaers.
Solid, .Useful and Accomplished 5ducatian.
Send for sample and judge thereby.
The D ayton H ehald and Tbe
Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer, both
one year for only $165. The np-
ply» strictly to subscriptions paid
ca-ih in advanca. .The Enquirer is
Estate Sarah B. Mason; will ad­
a 9-colunm,
8 page paper, is-
mitted to probate and W m Bn msey
aped each Thursday. Largest in
appointed executor. Bond fixed at
able in news, nil large type, plain
lice, Jos Hoberg and F. J. Marlin print, good white paper. If our
appointed appraisers.
readers wonl another live paper,
the Enauirer As that paper. Call or
Mrs. Sarah B. Mason of McMinn­ send orai(era to H erald .
ville, aged 61 years, died WednM-
day, Nov. 20, of consumption.
Stationary and toile} article at
Mra. Mason was a native of Indi­ Phelps’drug store.
•
ana. Her and her husband came
to Oregon in 1864, nnd settled n
N ew Y ork . W orld , T hrice - a -
few mile» south of McMinnville. W eek
E dition —The
Twice a-
Her will which was filed for probate Week Edition of the New York
to the, Chris- World has been converted into the
on
tian church of McMinnville, $50 Tiiriv«*a-Week. It furnishes 3 pa­
Two hundred dollars is appropri­ pers of 6 pages apiece, or eighteen
ated for h monument Io her mother, pages every week, a t tbe old price
in the J,e<Bburg, Indiana, ceme­ of ONE DOLLAR a year. This gives
tery; $200 to Wpi. Haton, of I owa . 156 papers a yeir for Ona Dollar
One half the remaining property is nnd every paper ha» G pages eight
given to the relatives of her hu»- columns wide or 48 columns in all.
The Thrice-a»Week World is not
.------~g—.. only much larger than any weekly
Chas. Severt and Jumt Stilwell or semi weekly newspaper, but it
procured the neceeasary papers fa furnishes the nows with much great-
er frequency and promptness. In
George Jones came down from fact it combines all Jbe crisp^fresh
the ridll Saturday last. The mill qualities of a daily with the attrac­
' is rùnuingyight along and cutting tive special features of a weekly.
T he 1 h r i c fea vwae k,^wld and D ay -
ton H erald , in advance, $2 a year."
they have had fine weather up at
1h» mittTfhat during tho -time we
had qur heavy.figs they could look
down upon the valley and sympa­
thise with UB, while the sun shone
down warm and bright as mid sum­
mer upon them., The mill is all
undercover, though the siding is • ilo common at this Season, Isti serious
CfiüJitea. liabbTo laa.l to disastrous
not al I on tho building ; but thia in
Faults. lib asare sl¿n ot declining
no wise prevents its running.
l:callh tone, and that the bloc 1 W Un-
y&Tcriîheù and impure. Ths belt and
The Ladies Home Journal an­
i Ost incccijful reuiedy is found ör .
nounces that it ha» secured the ex­
clusive rights to republish Albert
. Lynch's fnmous painting, ‘‘The
Godmother, ’ over which the French
nrt critics raved when It was ex­
hibit« d. It will appear on the Jan-
Which make* rich, healthy blood, srd
ury cover of the magazine. The
tints glTcs »trengilito the Borvca, elas­
picture is said to more dear'y pre­
ticity to lite muick'3, vigor to the brai i
sent Mr. Lynch’s typical woman—
rad health to tho who!» body, f-la
truth. Hood's baraaparilla
a dainty, spirituelle beauty—than
anything he haa yet offered the
public. Thq original m owned by
Mra. Alfred C. Harrison, who pur-
chaseti the painting in Paris last
year at an unusually large figure.
Eo sore to get Flood’s and only Hood'«
A team of horaes, harness ond
Hood's Plils are parcly TSgMablo, per-
wagon complete, »old nt auction in hc<lybariulis3, always roliabla aud t jaeamal.
this city, cn Buturdny last, for
$11.50
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H. A Tucker, n former capital- ,
ist of this city, but now of Genesee, ,
Idaho, is charged
with robbing
his
E”» Wim
rootling nis
He is under $1000 gB¡
own bank.
That
Tired Feeling
«FENCÌNQ
bonds.
Jns. McCain, F K Regers, T< m
. Cour«, and J. A Todd have
i
ted the upper tr.d of Wapato
is
for hunting pnrpow and will
er« * blinds and h store-house.
‘t a appraisers of the estate of “Poultry. Farm. Garden, Cemetery
Lawn, Bailroad and Babbit
kit
rd BitDpson, of An.ity,—
Fencing«
Messrs W. H Harrbon, J. L
Thoasande <n wiles In nw. Catalog«*
Froo. Freight raid. 1’riee* Low.
Rogers and Miks Hendricks, have
completed their labors. The value
II« NeMULLEK WOVEN WIRE FENCE CO
of the estate is $7.231 60, divided
HL
“1 rd UO V M«iM St. CHCAG0. OL.
as follows: Block of drug store,
$1,923 82; fixtures of same, $333.07;
E. M. SMITH,
caah $L457 91; good accounts,'
$1,481 96; good notes, $759.64. real
estate, $1,225. !
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Every facility is offered for attaining proficiency in
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Steam Laundry.
Laundry three blocks south of
- depot, near R. R. bridge.
SAN FRANCISCO.
For fuh datalla call on or addresa ;
W. H. HURLBURT,
Gon'l Pas». Agent,
PORTLAND: OR.
STATI KORMAL SUL
MONMOUTH, OREGON.
A tralning school for teacher*. Complete
eight gra<l> trnining department and strong
Profeaaioi.nl iinirAcademlo rourae*.
Tbe diploma of the »chool entitle* one to
.bleach in any county in tbe atate without
Ll further examination.- z
IL Board and lodlnx. liooks unit tuition |150
■ ■per year. Beautiful and henlthfa location.
No saloons. There is a aood demana' for
> • well trained teachers—there is an oversupply
rdf untrained teachers. Catalogues cbeer-
Lgftillv sent on application.
Addrega,
' W. A. W as « i
1‘. L CijfPBKi.L,
“
■“ Secretary.
President.
( T-.
A 1 and first clasa in everv respect. Sails
from Yaquina for San Francisco about
every eight days.-
Paseenger accommodations unsurpaM-
ed. Shortest route between the^VlUam-
elte Valley and California, •
Fare from Albany and pointe west, to
Ran Francisco:
Cabin ...........
$12
Steerage........................................... 8 W
Cabin, round trip, goo»l tW daya-»*? IS 00
For Salting daya apply id
EAST
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SOUTH
Shasta Rout©
- OF THE
E. J. BOWEN,
v-z’o»
1—1\
ÀklllVA.
LEAVK.
Portland
S:50 P «4 1 Safi Franci*eooW:45 A M
Sall Frau rlac.it:00 P V I Portland........ ,S:«I A M
Above train« itop at all atotlon« from Portland
hi Albany Inclualve. Also Tangnut Staadd«,
Hriacv. Harrtabun:, Junction City. Irvlnp. En-
<ene. Com«tok. I>r*ln* and all atatton* from
Rojpburg t<f Aililaudlnclnatve.
Complete Assortment of Fruit Trees -
Those who intend setting but orchards nnd wish good trees and
tbe best varieties, will make &eney by calling oh or corresponding
with us before'purchasing*' “
DISPOSING OF STOCK AT LOWEST PRICES.
We have a choice lot of trees, and other stock and are better
prepared to supply the trade than over.
CHICAGO, ILE
CUMMINGS & FALL,
CLASS HOTEL.
2.00 Per t)av.
HARD BURNED BRICK FOR FOUNDATIONSAND W^ttS.
To the Ladies I
I have again opened a new lot of
the flnest and very latest
. k* "
styles of
tain* all the new» and apeclel feature» of
interest t > *w ery member .if the houaehold.
Special market and flitnnrlal reporta. The
beet «portitt« pare In th* lan<!. An Abao-
Intely eiean’and wholeaome horn* n«<ra-
paper.
,
THE SUNDAY ADVERTISER
,
My Watches Run.
They keep Good Time after..!
have repaired them.
CLOCKS ATiD JEWELRY
Also receive n»y careful attention. With
flratciaM tools, and a well «elected »»pplF
of material, 1 am prepared to do »1
kinds of work.
All work gnaranteed. Prices as
low as Good Work can be done
for.'
Watches, Clocks and Jewelery
repaired and warranted by
' M. G. STONEBRINK,
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
.
Ferry bi . Day ton
From »wen4to forty pare* of brtyhf new*.
•Parkline «pedal arib lea and literary mat.
ter. A model, lilg't <d«»a metropolitan Sn»-
dav »nper
Thin offer « IH . ahowly bajriltidrawn. Sam­
ple ei'plea at tala oil! re.
PRUNE
ORCHARD.
A 10ncrc prune nrclmrd with
in bro mile of Corvnihs wi I I :
»old ift n bargain. Orclinnr “6
years old und in full bearing.
Addrcsa
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F rank C onover , Corvallis.
F ok B alk .—15 aerbs of‘land;
about 4 acres set to a variety of
largo ajidsinull frnits.ali bearing,
balance brush lund, good bouse
Anything in the line of building
Near Dayton.
alenai, lumber, hardware,etc, at and fair barn.
J
U liok>«alc and Retail IWer»
albi Shipper« iu
j
Fresh and Salt MEATS.
Fi»h in season. Also, fresh Lard.
- -tfV* Cush paid for Hide*.
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OwU
Insilili; ■
* AM lUUSmVB
MAGAZIRg,
Lock »pi hi thing, Gu ns m ¡thing,
Pumps repaired, Sewing Ma-
chines repaired, Umbrellas- re*
paired, uud till kinds of job
I work done, and ev» i v't!iing iè-
paired.
Sewsoi's
sharpened,
iuxidermist work done in best
sty le of I he art. . ,
I .Bread und vegefidbeSdlwayson
hiktid; ul»b fruit. Call on me.
Stensil» cut to order.
J. W. AYERS
Overland Monthly*J
Its beautiful pictures, and ¿hä
articles arc a continuous Worlds
lixpc sition ot the West
Oue Sxatplo Cory, IOC. g!nale Number«,*
-uteúrtptamx.
Overland Monthly Pub. Coíl
tel FaAvasoa, •» '
$100.00
’ Given Awaj7
Every Month "
Roseburg Mail Daily.
LEAVE.
ARRIVE.
Portland____ 8:80 A M | Roaeburt,. .5:20 P M
Koaeburs .. ^.8:00 A M I Portland ... 4:40 P M
Q
SALEM PASSENGER DAILY,
4/» p in Inure P<>rtl«n<l, arrivo 1O:1S » m
6:1$ p in Arrive Palcm,
lenve 8 0 a m
DINING CARS GN OCOON ROUTE.
PULLMAN
BUFFET
Such as Do T.antr'Sj
■*: i <1 Kyo. “6oj «hu‘ liMiur. -
"iGfuty Pin.” •■J*>ts m l la- ••
¡ ,
vun” ,lAir lli-ske.” tic
t
Almostvury «no eunec^TCS i
Q a brtsnt l<l< a nt »<>oio limo or ,
other. Why not put it In yrao- ,
tlaal uso, Tolik talent* lof !
lie in this »erection. May I
make your fortune. Why nnt )
try,
fl
fl
:: :: }
fyWrlto for fort tier litformaUou «at >
meutloo tai» jHipcr. I
4 SECOND-CLASS SLEEPING CARS,
Attached to all Through Trains.
(Dally, except Sunday,)
Portland, I t 4:45 p ni McMinnville, I t 5:50 am
McMinn, ar 7:36 pm Portland ar 8:95 a m
during tliq-prcecdluir mon:)’.
WS hit' Lim PA'ILNT
POH INVENTO"’, SI..I tl
object vt this oH.r h to tn
cou, «¿o im raflat V,. mi I . ì li
Ivj turn «tm:!"!. ? t V.
Baino hmo wow.'h tn l.*rn*
che latitili«
s
¡.
t’s th© Simple,
J Trivial Invention"
Ü That Yield Fortunes
AND
YAMHILL DIVISION,
Tbe publishers of tho D aytom Hvn-
ALD have tnadc n special nrrungen>i»nt
Arlie Mall (TtLWeekly.)
with the publishers of the New York Portland, I t 9:0 a m Alrlie I t 7M fl m
Morning Advertiser
-2 and Sunday Advertiser
L. WABIBSGAN & CO.
The Best- Thought, the Bold
Literature, th$ Best Interests of '
the Pacific Coast orc shown lofts ,
THE PRESS GLñiMS GO. Ú
Philip W. Avirctt, Oou. Mat*.
j.
618 F Street, Northwest,v ||
MCMINNVILLE EXPRESS,
COMBINATION
OFFER.
DAYTON, QR.
Gun Shop.
W«at Side Dixteton.-'w
Face nnd F»ncy Mold Brick n Speciality. Pricer from $5 00 per thou­
BETWEEN PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS
sand up. Call or write for particular».
Mail Train Daily, except Bunday
JESSE EDWARDS ft SON,
Portland, I t 7:80 a m Corralll*, 1» 1 M p m
Newberg, Oregon.
Corvallla, ar 13:15 1» m Portland, nr 5:30 p m
GRAND
DAYTON MARKET, Ì
Headquarter* for businee* men. Flrtl
class hotel in all it* appointments, and
rates reasonable.
' One special feat a re of house i* n first
class restaurant in connection thereto.
patronage aollcitel, and every effort
made to give satisfaction to all.
SLEEPERS
NEWBERG PRESSED BRICK & Turn Colla ■».
—==siL|
solimi PAoifit comn
Express Trains Lsuva I’orUand Dally.
NEWBERG N UR SE RY, :
x x.
AND
large quantities every
65 Front St. Portland, Or.
Cor. W. Madison and Clinton 3ts.
Half block west of Uhiop Depot.
STEAMSHIP "FARALLON.” A FIRST
year to Eastern dealers.
( San Francisco, Cal. /
| Seattle. Wash.
i
Write fir catalogue.
(Md Standard”
PROPRIETORS.
I keep the largest und. complete assortment of Seeds on the
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Connecting at Yaquina Bjiy with
. r '
Ageflt, Albany, Or,
EDWIN STONE, Mannzcr.
. —Corvallis. Or.
'
CHA^. CLARK, Snpt.
Corvallis. Or.
Garden
Grass,
Field
Flower
Write your name and address on a posta) tard, send it to Geo W
1
Room 2, Tribune building, New York Ci y, and a somide copy of Th* 1
New York Weekly Tribune will be mailed to you.
YAQUINA BAY ROUTE.
8an Francisco and Yaquina.Buy
Steamship Cotnp.aiiy’s
3
(The regular subscription price of the two papers is $2 50)
Subscriptions may begin nt any (We
Address all orders to DAYTON HERALD, Dayton, Or.
mm» 1.1, co. GAULT HOUSE,
W. L WALDEN,
• - i •
The New York Weekly Tribune 1
“The
Salem, Oregon.
grown , seed
Public interest will ati.a'lilv increaM*, and tha question Lo v i|H. —
whose v.iLs t’r>l th.'
-I the l.»*l eh’^tim. are ji-Ti,] Mju,
restka n ■' r the u.i'irtnn.ration th»-» eh «t 'I. u ill u-r;n:|}Ji.*
the' tUQ»! inliiiifvly excihu^ iir the bit>lu:y uf the country.
**
One Year por Only $160, ®
Oregon Central
With perfect sanitary precautions, beautifully situated and every
surrounding conducive to health and Intellectual pleasure.
B/'ference is given to the banka und prominent burineaa houses
of Salem, and the officials of the State and County. Studies
will be resumed Monday, Sept. 2, 1895, and in the tneantirne
all other information desired can be ubtaiued by addressing
Coast, nnd sell of our iiomk
4tb,< 1896.
the leiiil i>g Ri-pn licui, fatnliv ueWepnju r of the United St in-. « i|j
iisb all the poiiii<?iij“hewe of the day, thture.-iing to C^Wy Anu ric in eiu
rx-n
of party ulllli itiiute
. •
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Aljo gen*-i<t t»« wi* in attractive form, foreign c >rr««pm.<| up. coveri»*
the news of tl$? world, an agrirtullurnl dep irtiri«nt second
i„„1P ¡n 2
VIA
VIA
country, maitrt reports which ere recognised authority, fmrinaim^ «hort
DENVER, , stories, complete in each number, the cream of the humorous psuen
SPOKANE.
foreign and domestic, with their l^Ht comic pictures, fio>hi»n pl u/a *nl <H
OMAHA
MINNEAPOLIS
elaborste descriptions of woman’s attire with a varied and :iliractiw
AND
MN».
( department <>f household interest. The “New York Wet-klv Tiihusi.”js
KANSAS CITY an ideal family paper, with a oircultilion I irger- than that of any othsr 1
ST. PAUL
weekly pub^critinn in tho» com,try issued from the offion of u daily 1
Large changes are being made in its details, tending to give it greater life 1
’ LOW RATES TO ALL
wrrd vnriety, Trnri especially more interest to the women andYouTi» nemii. ~
eastern urrresp
of the household.
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' Take the steanfer Salem for
A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal »4 1
Portland and way landings.
the D ayton H erald for
,
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OCEAN STEMERS
LEAVE PORTLAND EVÊRY 5 DAYS
CASH IN ADVANCE.
3
A’Fine Large Brick Building
Sister Superior,
NOVEMBER
CMOS
GREAT
mistó 8Ï. - PACIFIC BI.
The moral and inlillecluat improvement of the pupils is attended
to with tbe greatest solicitude, while the religious belief of
the pupil is not interfered with,.in any manner.
Dayton Livery Stable
M M
TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL
OF
FOB
At the Racket SBie, and invite all ladies
Whereby t.hey caw-tarnish the
to call and see my good» before pure has
ini The goods will be Bold at very
DAYTON
HERALD
and both the papers to a limited number
Lowest
Prices.
Physician and Surgeon.
of aubscribers for one year
Buy when and where yon can bny the
For $3.23.
Office opposite town council buildfug, cheapest.
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Dayton.
I have booght nil the millinery goods
Tho
most
liberal offer of the ago.
Makes a specialty of Nasal Catarrrh. lately owned by M.s. R. 8. Goodrich,
Also general practice.
THE MORNING ADVERTISER
and added to niv stock
t
MRS. LOUISA BAXTER, Dayton.
A bright eight and t«n pope dally. Con­
ii.XKTCbNcXRT - Japanese mu
sioian at present known, with lutes
flutes, drums and fiddles, came
there from China, with many other
good a d bad things, in the train of
Buddhism. .The two most popular
instruments are the koto, a sort of
lyre, and the samisen,or banjo, the
N. BRADLY, Proprietor
favorite instruments of Japanese
«iancing.giris. One of the curious
New carriages buggies, horses, and
ceremonies perfoimed by the court
musicians ia called a silent concert. new outfits throughout.
Both alringed and wind instruments
arg ured; but it is held that the
c innville
sanctity of the occasion would be
profaned were any sound to fall on
unworthy ears, so all the motions
WM. LAMBERT, Proprietor. •
of playing am gone through, but no
atruina are absolutely emitted.
Thia is but one among th» manv
Quality of our work is unsur-
Strange vagaries of Japanese mu« passed in Oregon.
cal art. Prof. Chamberlain, in his
SHIRTS, COLLARS AND CUFFS RETURNED
. “Thing» Japanese,” states that the
EQUAL TO NEW,
chanting of the Buddhist liturgy at
certain temple aorvicea ia considered
Contracts given for Family nnd
classical
chanting
has been regular work- Prices always Rea-
——-— n This
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hcld by acme to resemble the Am- sonable, and Satisfaction Guaran-
TO THE
(JIVES THE CHOICE 0»
WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN
Wt wn nmi
E. M c KEIL, kecvivw.
Music, Drawing and Painting.
HOOD’S
Makes the .
Weak Strong
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H ardware ,
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’of. the United Stat-
, of McMinnville. has made prep-
Arnliun therefor l^-Wying in i» slock if fine Heating Btoves
He «leo
bas in stuck the best Cuok Stove» in» ade.
WASHINGTON, O. C H
i» C3?“Tbi' rrtpnn-lhli ty r>? tir» company k
ÍS
may !*• lii'lge.i by rhe luit tint II« ft
t
*t.K !i :» Li-:.i by i^vurone thousan.l ft
'
of Ilie .I'c.lHig uu«r»t«OCl* lb Ibv
Cuiluâ 3U.lv*.
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(Dally exoept 8und*y.)
Portland. Iv Ml p; m Slierldxu. Ir «:» a m
Wert Dayton 1»«:23 p m West Day I t i-.n a m
Sheridan ar 7:«0 n m Portland nr 9:80 am
1THKOUGH TlGKKTSto all points in Eastern
Stale«, Canada and Europe can be obtained a
towcat rates from R. L. Harrie. Acent, Duvfon
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T. P. KUGERA
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Aaat -W F, 4 P. A. Portland, Or.
ML KOEHLEK. Manager; ■
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Farm for Sale.
t n*«lcn* and xwura contraria Add-ta
inni co. nkw roux, sai bboamu *
F or S alk .—About one acre
of lund on Asylum Avenue Sa­
lem,will be sold cheap. Inquire
of Airs. T. W. Conover at resi­
dence south side of junction ear
line, Salem, or at this office.
To the Traveling Public.
\
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...^ — the —
Dayton Hotel,
narrow, okloon ,
Is a home for those who are travrllK
or those who have uo homo anS lH»el,
Tho tables uro supplied with th«,
best tho market affords. Clean bada
Everything done for the comfort «(
guests.
Chages Reasonable
*«»’ Dayton, I t l,»p m WeatDay Iv 11:95* m
Alrlie, *r 6 W p m Portland, art:05 pm
SHERIDAN PASSENGER,
or. Thia »Pin d.«l MS
I Ilse rated ba* hr
me aetenttsc wort teat
Take a look at. Nichols & Ga­
briel’s stock of shoes and exam*
ino their quality; and get posted
on the Hw prices they are sold .
for cash, and buy a pair.
KODAKS
Embody every advantage of the
most complete magazine and view
cameras, but are far lighter and
more compact and less liable to get
out of order.
Bortl-if | ijb tho day, week <>r month
J. C. RILEY, Proprietor
We
Employ
Young
Men
y r* ¿one unta the btcydo trim
^’UUaötorj.
A farm of 210 acres, about 40
Young Ladies
in cultivation, will be sold on rea-
sonuble terms. There are 6 acres
ACME CYCLE COHPANY,
in peaches; the trees all bearing; KODAKS have
ELKHART, IND.
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100 Burtlct pear trees. A good
The Best Lenses,
phu-e for bees nnd stock; mostly
Shutters that are easy to regulate
NOÜCE
bottoin land; has a boiitilifu! lo-
and positive in action,
All persons if <1 I.ted <o ’he uT ,
enlion fur building; wrtfrih Ui'ree"
Rack and Pinion, and index for
wersignrd will |. • । .- ■ 11 <i> I
focusing,
.
miles of a goM shipping point:
View Finders for• horkontal and ll”
'7
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Tho place will 1« gold at a bar­
vertical
exposure»,
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gain. Any one who means bu»i>
Automatic RegfcW for counting ;
‘
ness ran get partiiuilara by In-
the exposures.
» extend
«piiringat this nfllce. The right
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RICHOLS ft G.\ I RIEL 1
Automatic Tension for keeping _________
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(wrsoti will find this a paying
the film flat at all time*.
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investment.
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of hf.— H" ' 1
.»<• ^t k- pt em.stantly «
the index or on the ground glass. hand nt Kun’s, McMinnville.
F aiim ^ for S ale .—A fnriiicon-
Ladies if you want the 00^9
tainitig about 155 acre», a large
E asthan kodak co .
toilet
soaps and perfumery, A. Jg|
imrtion of which is ih cultiva­
°helpa ft Co., keep the fine»t »•* 1
tion; BO acres in crop; eeveral f
best in stock.
.
of slashing to be sowed in hay 1
Laundryi
, fleo^those fine Miieintoshc» Mg
A. D. Hoskin’s, tafavede.
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