Dayton herald., December 06, 1895, Image 4

MK OF THE NEXT
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WILL B» AMBOCRCKD IN
ag
i,
II »V mi I MUY Ullin
TO THE
.
Don’t
.
None better in the epunty.
A complete «tock ¿f every variety.
prices ore as low as Ihe lowest.
8EE
► It Ibi»
man from Eastern Oregon made the
statement that cayuse ponies were
selling al $1 per head up there, and
that they were killed and fed to
hogs.
There were 114 turkeys and 64
chickens prepared for thanksgiving
dinner at the Oregon Insane Asy­
lum. The dinner it is said was
magnificent.
~ There wilt likely be no compfaint
for awhile, of a lack of suflicienl
rain to moisten the ground so that
farmers can plow, and to raise the
water in the rivera so that boats
can run.
For a city of any prêt envions
and one of the population of Salem
lem has the
—almut 14,
poorest poetoffice room in the coun­
try. Ills almost a disgrace to that
city. And then why isn’t the office
more’ centrally— located.
Salem
needs a new and better postoffice
building very much, and situated
more in the center of the city.
A d¡meting room for the med­
ical department of Willamette col-
Ieg,ej$l S*km. b»s been built on tbe
campus, mid separate from lbs
hospital. Salem will soon haves
hospital—something that has been .
needed in that city for many years >
The Capital CityJs making strides
towards becoming one of the fore­
most cities of tbe northwest, and
a thoroughly modernised city.
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HOW
His
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STRIKES
THIS
YOU!
work^ill Itogiveu in Mi.<
Harrows, »6.
Piova, »jU),_»
Cairns room next Weduet
WH5e Drill, »70.
Stoves, $2.50.
3:15 p. m.
----- Fire Lighters, 25c.’
Two members of tbe bd
O. O. HODSON. McMinnville, Or.
Messrs. Snell and Snyder,
spent last
Friday
visiting
the various departments.
Tbe 8tb grade pupils bave
gun tbe study of partial pay-
If so, your first duty and greatest care should be to secure to her a
ments.
The 9th grade pupil» have Good Education and Moral Training
worked division io algebra.
The place to secure thia is insn institution whose teachers are trsin-
The great number of flower»
•
cd for a life-time work of instructors, training ana guiding
the mental and moral faculties of those under their csre; to
in tbe library give it the appear­
whom conscientious guardianship is a sacred and pleasant
ance of a conservatory; but still
duty. Such an institution is the ,
there is room. Bring in your
flowers. ~
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Heart Academy, Salem, Oregon.
The pupils of tbe primary de- Sacred
1
A boarding and day school for young ladies, under the direction
in ent making good progress in
' of the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mery. This
learning the sounds of the let-
well-known and ¡popular institution of lesrning gives every
tem, and have acquired consid­
advantage
for acquiring a
erable ability to pronounce new
words for themselves.
Solid, Useful and Accomplished Education.
A continuous effort is made in
Every facility is offered for attaining proficiency in
the higher grades to have the
pupils use t heir dictionaries free­
Music, . Drawing and Fainting.
ly, and become familiar with the
The moral and intellectual improvement of the pupils is attended
meaning and pronunciation of
to with the greatest solicitude, while Ihe religious belief, of
nil words found in their work.
ire You a Daughter?
a
GIVO THF CHOICK OF
TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL
• The New York Weekly Tribune,
GHAT
ÜKIOS
KOITUU BY. - pacific it .
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Prayer.
Ona hundred Paahu in concert.
Song—“Th« Lord 1» My Shepherd.
Handkerchief «Arili.
Hesitation—Etta Peffer.
BrcHr Von—Effio Hütchen«.
Recitation—Horman Wilson.
Solo and elioni».
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Recitation—Edna Peffer.
Recitation—Glen Unruh.
Dialogue—Verna Laucer, Bena Elsie.
Quartett.
Becitation—Leah Wilson.
Be J ation—Cheater Lambert.
Recitation—George Nlcholi.
Solo;
Recitation—Gertie Dorsey.
Recitation—Grado Wilaon.
Beettatton—Nora Eisle.
Hesitation—Elie Baxter.
Beeitalion—Elmo Christian.
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With perfect sanitary precautions, beautifully situated and every
surrounding-conducive to health and Intellectual pleasure.
Reference is given to the banks and prominent business houses
of Salem,-and the officials of the State and Cpunty. Studies
will be resumed Mrtndsy, Sept. 2, 1895, and in the meantime
all other information desired can be abtained by addressing
Salem, Oregon.
Sister Superior,
mn limi school
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A Fine Large Brick Building
1896.
Public intere-t will stendile increase, and ths question how the mm
tose votes turned th« scale at the last election are ati«fied with th.
r w- -A — ra a Baaa 0/1 >nln ini coli ZXt« illuM aalaaaa*^xl
L. — a L
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will make
the campaign ,
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the pupil is not interfered with, in any manner.
Program to bo bo rendered by the
Junior League of Webfoot Saturday eve,
D m . 1A189S.
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WOF NOVEMBER 4th,
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—AND—
“The
Old
Standard”
IHT1111.1. Cl. GAULT HOUSE, DAYTON MARKET,
DAYTON, OR.
YAQUINA BAY ROUTE.
Cor. W. Madison and Clinton Sts.
Half block west of Union Depot.
Connecting at Yaquina Bay with
San Francisco and Yaqnina Bay
Steamship Company’s
Wholeaale and Retail Dealers
and Btiipperx in
CHICAGO,
CUMMINGS & FALL,
propri rmaa.
SIMP' WLON.” A FIRST CLASS
L. WAMBSßAN & CO.
HOTEL
Fresh and Salt MEATS
Fish insenson.
A) mo , fresh Lard.
The steamer Altona is again on
A 1 and first class in every respect. Sails
the route between Portland and In­
A training school for teachers. Complete
from Yaquina for San Francisco about
eight
grade
training
department
and
strong
dependence, in command of Gra­
Heaiiqnarterafor buaineca men. Vimt
every eightdays.
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Profeaaioral and Academic <-nureee.
ham Bro«, J. M. Graham acting as
c I ms hotel in all its appointments, and
Tbe diploma of the school entitles dhe to
w
captain, A. W. as purser. Thera
teach in any county in tbe state without ed. Shortest ronte between the Willam­ ratea reasonable
• Instant’
.One special feature of house tea first
gentlemen understadd navigating
further examination.
ette
Valley
and
California.
class
restaurant
in
connection
thereto.
and Péri
Hoard and loditig, liooka and tuition AloO
a boat or vessel of any kind as well
Patronage solicited, and every ellort
Fare from Albany and points west, to
per .roar. Beautiful and healthfu location.
as any one running on the river.
The citiaens of Newberg, we-are
No saloons. There is n good demand for Ban Francisco i
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. made to give aatiafa<-tion to all.
The O.C. Ti'Co, r xpecleoon to giye informed, had a big jollification on
well trained teachers—there is ah oversupply Cabin .
»12 00
daily service between Portland, Saturday,' over the completion of
of untrained teachers. Catalogues cheer­
WITH.
8 00
Steerage...................... ;..............
fully sent on application.
Addreea,
Salem and Independence!
Tbe the telephone line from here to that
Knifo
or C,
|
13 00'
Cabin, round trip, good 60 days
W. A. W ank ,
P. L. C awf S kia ^
steomer Ramona w ill be placed on placj. Communication was had
Treatment Absolutely I - J
Secretary.
\
Preaident.’
For
Sailing
days
apply
to
* the route lo run in connection with
Locksmhithing, Gunsmitliing,
with the office here and at McMinn­
W. L. WALDEN,
.CURE EFFECTED
the Altona.
Tho time thq^ ths ville. Mr. Parker played, the vio­
Pumps repaired, Sewing Ma­
Agent,
Albany,
Or,
Altona leave« SaMb for Portland
From
Three to Six
*
lin at the office here, and partita in
chines repaired. Umbrellas re-
EDWIN STONE, Manager,
WRITE FOR TERM
JI
147:45, a. m. Monday», Wednesday*
the McMinnville office played other
paired,
and
all
kinds
of
job
Corvallis,
Or
k
and Friday. Passing Weston,
muaical instruments, the music of
E 0. E. MILLER
CHAS. CLARK, Snpt.
work done, and everything re­
where psrsengers from Day ton and
which waa distinctly heard al New­
=9: rooms Ï06-TO. Ms^num
... . .
Corvallis. Or.
paired.
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Scissors
sharpened.
vicinity take the boat, at ,9:45.
berg, and much delighted those in
PORTLAND, OREGvE
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Taxidermist work done in best
Rstumng Ute boat leaves Portland
Ilie office st that place. Mr., and
EAST
AND
SOUTH
I
keep
tbe
largest
and
complete
assortment
of
Seeds
on
the
st 7 a. in. Tuesdays, Tfrurtdays and
style of the art.
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Mrs. John,Bradley who »re inter­
mcminnville
Saturdays; passing Weston about
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Bread and vegetalbesalwaysou
ested parties in tho line, were in Coast, and sell of our home grown seed large quantities every
12 o’clock.
hand; also fruit.' Call ou me.
Newberg Bunday, and inform us
year to Eastern dealers.
Stensils cut to order.
the people of that burg are greatly
WM. LAMBERT, Proprietor.
or TH»
Fred Berning, who is now living rejoiced that they have telephone
J. W. AYERS.
E. J. BOWEN,
San Francisco, Cal. /
on the John Goodrich place, came communication with the outside,
Seattle. Wash.
I
65 Front St. Portland, -Or.
near having a serious runaway and that n number of instruments
Quality of our work is unsan
Write for catalogue.
Kxprrw Traini Laari Portland Pally.
while out «plowing one day last are to be put in for citiaens of that
passed in Oregon.
arr IV k
week. He had three horses hitched place.
LI a V k .
SHIRTS, COLLARS AND CUFFS RETimB
Fortland
X:80 P Ml San Franc
to the plow, one of which wss a
SauFran l»<-oX»»P V | P.trtland
EQUAL TO REW,
voung animal, and in turning this
Above trainartopal all ataUoaa I___ _ ___
horse . stepped oul of the trsces.
to Albany inelnalve. Alao Tangent Shedda,
Contracts given for Family «nd
Al the national convention nftbe
Halaer. Harri«bur<, Junction City, Irvtng. Kn-
Mr. Berning stepped around to un­
regular work- Price» alwaya Rea­
ceiie. Oxnrtok, Drain« and all station« from
W.C.
T.
U.
lately
held
in
Balti-
Roeeburg to Achlandlnelneive.
hitch the trace«, and in doing so
sonable, and Satisfaction (hiaraa-
moro, a resolution was passed ask­
,h6 got onepf the book to the double-
Roseburg Mail Daily.
teed.
ing
tbe
prohibition
party
leaders
tree fast in hi« clothing. The hor-
LXAVN.
AKRÏVR
- L*undry three block» «oulhrf
s9s tried to run but he held on to to change the name to “Home Pro­
Those
who
intend
setting
out
orchards
and
wish
good
trees
and
detmt, near R. R bridge
them firmly, and Mr. Goodrich tection” party. Tbe word prohibi­
tion is wholly a negative term, dis­ the best varieties, will make money by calling on or corresponding
8ALEM PASSENGER DAILY.
F or S al ».—About one acre
went to hi« assistance. In the me­
The with ils before purchasing.
lee Mr. Goodrich was knocked down tasteful to American ears.
of bind on Asylum Avenue Sa­
Atro- Fteto .Emery
and the horses running around in a words Home Protection is positive,
lem, will besoid cltenp. Inquire I
DISPOSING OF STOCK AT LOWEST PRICES.
attractive,
and
contains
an
argu
­
circle, were about to run over him
of
Mrs. T. W. Conover nt rexi- ;
DINING CABS ON OGDON ROUTE.*
ment in itself. We urge our broth*
We have a choice lot of trees, and other stock and »re better
when he caught one of them by the
deuce
south aide of junction cat ;
nt tbs
bit and swung from under the hor­ ers, beside whom wo hope, ere long, prepared to supply'thc trade than ever.
PULLMAN
BUFFET
dine, Salem, or at this office.
]
to stand as voters at the polls, to
se«. It wua a narrow e«cape for
SLEEPERS
heed
our
earnest
requeet'and
adopt
both men, and they were both more
the name prayed for by their most
To tjie Traveling Public.
or less injured.
ioyàÎHnd devoted allies, snd call
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ttt
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SECOND-CLASS SLEEPING CABS,
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parola
ours the Home Protection party.
HARD BURNED BRICK FOR FOUNDATIONS AND WELLS.
The fifty-fourth session of the
Attached to all Through Trains.
Among the statistics gathered by
congress of the United Stoles con-
Face
and^ancy
Mold
Brick
a
Speciality.
Prices
from
1500
per
thou
vened on Monday
Monda
lent. Thomae the convention on the following : sand up. - Call or write for particulars.
BKTWBEM PORTLAND AND CORVALLIB
DAYTQN, OR I. GON,
Bracket Reed, of Maine, waa again For the fiscal year 1895, the United
Mail Train Daily, except Bunday
States
government
ieeued
.two
hun-
I
y
“
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«1
Hood-,
Saraa-
Is
a
home
for
th<w>e who arr trav.lla*
choeen speaker of the house. The
JES^E EDWARDS A SON,
¿21* *• S •Pt^na tewla and blood purifier.
raMAX P. E memy , W8I1U BL, Portlsiwl. Ora. or those who have no home and boarl,
Portland, Iv 7X* am Corvalllr, Iv : J» p m
vote stood: Reed 234; Cricp 95; dred and twenty-sight thousand
Newberg, Oregon.4
CorvalNa, ar 11:U p m Portland, ar
pm
tables are supplied with Ito
J • '1 ■ 6 Culberson 1. Crisp, Gros- liquor licenses, which is equivalent
Mood’s PHIS ewwaU Uver ma. Blllunamaa. The
best the market affords. Clean had*,
to
a
lic
ensed
saloon
for
each
Iwo
v. ■ or and Bell were appointed a
mcminnville express .
Everything done for the comfort rf
Horace Thieleon, the expert who
(Dally, except Sunday.)
guests.
eoii>*nillee to conduct the speaker hundred snd ninety eight people—
examined
the
Imoka
of
the
book
­
Portland. Ivt^p m McMinnville! Iv IMi ■
to Li e chair. After the oath was te say nothing of the liquor dealers ’
McMinn, ar7X5pm Portland ar t:S a m
keeper at the State Insane Asylum
ado inistered by Harmer of Peon- who are unlicensed. In the enp-
Bojrd by the day, week «r month
under
Su
pt.
Rowland,
in
his
report
Tbe publishers of tbo D aytow Mn-
YAMHILL DIVISION.
sylv.iida, the oldest member in con­ itol of the nation there are six
J. B. RILEY, Proprietor.
statea that the discrepancy, sc ald have inadn a special arrangement
hundred
and
five
licensed
barrooms
Aril«
Mall
(Tri-Weaklr.)
tinuous service preaetil, the «peaker
with
tho
publisher»
of
the
New
Tort
shown
by
tbe
asylum
books
anr
They
keep
Good
Time
after
I
“ A”U* lv vas a ■
delivered hie inaugural, which wu or one for each four hqndrded and
inventory
taken
last
Angust,
have repaired them.
a« follow«: “It will not be unbe­ forty five people, if we take out
amounted to »12,50449. The dis
Ws
the
women
and
children
and
the
coming in me, I bops, if I acknowl­
CLOCKS AND JEWELRY
8HCRIDAN PASSENGER,
Employ
and
edge to this aasembh that It is very temperance people as a elras, there crepancy in the amount of woo<
are less than one hundred drinkers h lone io an id to be *8,998 91. The
(Dally exeept Saad ay.)
Also rqiwi ve my careful attention. With
whereby they can furnish the
agreeable to ma toetonfl once more
Young
Portland. Iv ton p m Sheridan. 1v
a m firotcloM tools, snd a well selected supply
expert's report further says the
in the place I left four years ago. to support eechjteloon in Ihe Unit­
DAYTON
HERALD
y** O.ylv7X7.m
Men
clothing,
dry
goods
and
table
linet
ed
States.
The
estimated
annual
Of the past, however, l'shall not
r «•‘OOnn Ttcxlmto an pohL"/*.»"" of material, I am prepared to do si
have been badly mixed up, nn< and both the papers to a limited number ?**tai. Canada and Knropa ran be obtained a kinds of work.
«peak, for the pa«l «pefaksfor itoelt consumption of. intoxicating liquor
loweat rale, (mm R. I.. Ilirrli. Arent, Dwyton
there is evidence of great careless­ of subscribers for on« y«nr
All work gaaranteed. Prices as
in term« more fitting and appropri­ is per cupits, of wine, ¿no gallon;
B. P. HOOBRA
low as Good Work can be dpne
>
K * r-
Portland, Or.
ate than any word« which could whisky, tour gaPous ; beer, forty-six ness in the keeping of books, errors
R. MOKHLKR. NanAffer:
snd omissions being found in post­
for.
The most liberal offer of the age.
come from my lip». Nor «ball I gallons. This, al the lowest wlple-
•VHfl
TWT
«
-
I
I
ing
from
requisition
to
blotter,from
Mle
price,
»mounts
to
eight
hun
­
Watches, Clocks and Jewelery
speak of the future, for we are nd
THE MORNING ADVERTISER
blotter to department bill book,
repaired and warranted bv
putting off the harness, but putting dred and thirty-three million dol­
, A bright eight «»4 tea pax« dally. Cm
from bill book to subsistence book
M. O. 8TONEBR1NK,
ACME CYCLE COrtPANY,
m on.
Yet, I think I can venture lars, to say nothing of the indirect
tain« «1! the new« «nd «perIni ferture« of
and
from
vouchers
to
departments,
Intercrt t» e»ery member of the honeehold.
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
to say of tbe future, in the light of coal represented by the loss of wa-
ELKHART, IND. ___ _
Rperlal market end Xanncial reporta The
A farm of 210 acres, about 40
bent eportinx pee« in the land. A h abeo-
Ferry as. Dayton
Ihe past, that if ws do something gee, low of health, Ion of position as well as frequent errors in exten­
Intely
clean'and
wboleamne
bo«M
new«-
sions.
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The
général
books
were
also
in culti vation, will be sold on rea­
which for the moment seems inad­ and of life itself.
|Mip<F.
reported 4s badly oui of balance, TK SMOAf «OtEinKI
NOTICE.
sonable terms. There are 6 acres
equate, it may be that time, which
The Demorest medal contests, at
All
perron«
imfohted to lh* Bn'
has justified ft for us on many oc- which forty-two thousand medals and the board’s expert recommend­
SsesaMusu Ki,"."' in peaches; tbe trees all bearing;
ed the books be corrected by mak­
«Lraigned
will
pleara
call »nd *1'
casions,
may
do
so
have
been
won,
and
two
hundred
100
Burtlet
pear
trees.
A
good
ter. A ttoeel, high elesi metropolitanSna-
l
»
J
uvwu sun, ailU IWO nuiinreu
th* immediately, a« we need r«*L
who have noted with wisdom here- and fifty thousand of the choicest ing the merchandise account agree
place
for
bees
and
stock;
mostly
Thiaoffer win shortly bn withdrawn. Sam-
N. BRADLY, proprietor
and it ia time ourcnMomerr rhouW
tofore may be fairly expected to a< t. of the world’e young people have with the value of stock on hand ptecoplee at tai. office.
bottom land; boa a beautiful lo­
Augost
1,
and
that
ihe
appropria
­
favor
ua with payment for credU
with wisdom hereafter. I am aorry spoken in favor of prohibition
to
bition to
cution for building; witbin three
New carriage«. buggies, horses, and
to say the pleasure associated with fifteen million people, is one of the tion by the last legislature be made
extend
miles of a good shipping point,
PRUNE ORCHARD.
Ihe hotter you have bestowed an finest outcomes ot the modern tem- a new basis for the general books.
NICHOLS A GABRIEL
Thielson’s bill for experting the
rhe place will be sold at a bar­ new outfits throughout.
me, an honor
no
American
citixen
ar
citiseli peranoe movement. Our lamented
A 10 acre prune orchard with gain. Any one wbo mean* busi-
ean fail^o ai E pisciato and for which brother, William Jenni ng* Dem* books will amount to about »350.
E. M. SMITH,
.
By arrangemsnt with ths present in two mile of Corvallis will be ireas can get particulars by in­
I give thanks,
lasta
for
but
a
mo-
e, lasts
•
orest,wa« a
an
viucijWRQ
n modern
UJWBIii man,and
mail, ■IIQ put
piib an
bookkeeper
at
the
Asylum,
How
­
mentor so, while the cares and re- amount o(pracuca) good Mmw into
sold pt a bargain. Orchard 5 quiring at this office. The right
Fponsibilitfes extend over many all his work that might wsUU land, Thieison will remain al the years old and in full bearing.
tenon will find this a paying
I have «min opened a new lolof
asylum temporarily. We «oppose
• O«CT opposite towa council building.
the finest and very lateat
Address
nvestmenL
*,
the metter bas been “fixed up, and
Daytoil.
styles of ,•
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te-- - ■ '
-
»
”>akso a specialty of Nanai Catarrrh.
F rank C onovrr , Corvallis. "■
Also
general
practice.
n tendent,
2.00 Per Dav;
Gun Shop.
—
Garden
Grass,
Field
Flower
RUPTl
CUF
SEH)S
Shasta
¡
jam Laundry^
Route
imitimi mcifm
wimr.
NEWBERG NURSERY,
A. K- C ooper & Co.
Complete Assortment of Fruit Trees
Indigestion; Cramps
Mood’s «<?*«-
Day ton Hotel,
GRAND
COKBINAnOH
OFFER.
READ! READ!!
Chages Reasonable
My Watches Run.
Morning Advertiser
Sunday Advertiser
For $3.28.
Farm for Sale.
Dayton Livery Stable,
Physician
their considerate judgment.. Bo far
was right
as il 1“
honre,
F arm for 8 alb .— A farm con­
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about 4 aerea set to a variety of
large and small fruitegli bearing,
balance brush land, good house
which her
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To the Ladies!
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the McMipnviHe steam laundry.
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