DAYTON
EAST .AND SOU i
HERALD
FRIDAY. phrEM HER 18.
V«W.
pp- Bnàdlng iioHi-»-» »f local enter
talftweiiix of »ay <h'scripllou, al which
an a<bol*slon I h »liurg.uj, ora eolleoUoa
taken up, will t <• t-I nnced for at the rate
of Bve cents a line in all Instance«. - 7,
VIA
will give a ball at Howe’s ball New
Years night.
J. W. Martin, of Wheatland, who
wm indicted "for
assault with a
dangerous weapon by the grand
jury of Polk county at its last res
session was found not guilty and
discharged at the December fessiou.
The tax levy will be made in Feb-
Every taxpayer should read a Sa
lem paper this winter. The Oregon
Weekly Statesman is the biggest,
cheapest and best paper published
at the capital.
The legislature
Cook, and Heating Stoves
PAINTS and OILS
Shasta
WM. LAMBERT, Proprietor.
Also.
SHOT GUNS AND RIFLES
Quality of our work is unaur-
passed in Oregom-
meets in January. Needed laws are
to be passed 'atHk^U. S. senator is
FOK SALE.
SHOT GUNS FOR RENT.
SHIRTS, GOLUBS ANO 8IIFFS RETURNED
Them is much said for and
to be elected. Eyerybqdy wiH want
agghiai lucturlet
facturier —
— the
the benefits
benefits lo
to ruary
ruary amt
and it
it is
is thought
thought that
that the
the As-
As- t0 read n good, paper this winter
aggilist
EQUAL TO NEW,
be derived- from their establish- see**Dent will bo a mill or so higher 'from the teal of war, and to nil .we
Contracts given for . Family and
ment, both to the town in which bees use of the decrease in the v«l- qheerfully recommend the Statek-
regular work- Prices always Rea
•
-
they are established and the
im
ualion of properly. The amount man. It is fearless and free spoken.'
sonable, >nd Satisfaction Guaran
of money to run the county will be It urges economy along all lines of
mediate vicinity. We claim that about the same aa last year.
teed.
~
state government and is waging a
Laundry three blocks south of
pae good factory in Dayton—be
OicBaturduy last W. A. Howe, of war in the interests Of the taxpay
it beet sugar, boot and shoe wool Carlton, and Wm. Ladd of Port
depot, near R. R bridge.
ers. Taxation must be reduced by
en, paper mill or almost any oth land, killed 118 ducks on the Row , abolishing ail useless commissions
er, would be worth thousands of land lake near Carlton, Mr. Howe’s !and correcting abuses. 'The States
That the best lumber in the market will be found at
dollars each year to this town game preserve. He feeds the ducks man is the only reliably rt-puldicnn
and the surrounding country. It and it is said that there are 300U Associated Press paper in Oregon.
would materially aid in the in Mallards and bprigs making the It consists of 12 pages weekly. Its
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Their figures generally secure the
subsejiption price is *1 50 per year,
creuse in the vnlueof town and lake their home.
James Mitchell and Tom Glover but by a special arrangement with
„ .
contract. This is the result uf
adjacent farm property. As evi
were arrested on the 2d for disturb-
.
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selliug lumber al the lowest prices.
dence that we are correct in this lug an Endeavor meeting at White- the publishers we have arranged to
view of the value of factories to son, and were taken to Amity for supply it to our subscribers from
this date until the adjournment of
cities, towns and country, we trial. T'........................................
plead guilty and wm । the legislature—three months good
quoteone instance which is taken fined 810 snd coat, Mitchell stood , reading— for onlv 25c. Forward all
from the Aiuerican Economist, trial, was found guilty and fined 'subscriptions to the STATESMAN,
published in New York. It is ♦15, in Heu of which he was com- SALEM, OR Send in your orders
Before building call on them and get prices, which are the lowest
,
right away—the sooner you send,
this. ".Piedmont aim Pelzer nre rnitted to jail here.
J.L. Metcher Friday laH sue- jhe more you will gel fur your
Iwo cotton manufacturing towns
tn
in tmucJOUHUuu
Anderson and vivvuTiiivvvuii
Greenvillecoun- ceeded in killing a coyote that has money.
ties (S. C.), taking their namet | been playing havoc with thl sheep
an the red hills. T h the list few
F ok the K idneys —“I am 65
nonmAraloít
FOR
from oAtlnn
cotton attilla
mills. T Incorporated
weeks the wolf has destroyed sheep years old; have had kidney disease
companies began to b ,ild and to the value of ♦100. The sheep
and constipation for 25 years. Am
operate these mins 16 or 17 years owners will make up a purse for Mr. now well—u«ed your 8. B. Head
ago, one starting with ♦205,000 Fletcher.
. .
FOR
ache and Liver Cure one year.
capital nnd the other with ♦400,-
C. G. Wallin, formerly of this Used 6 bottles al 50 cents each., J.
000, while the present capitaliza city, writes from South Africa that H. Knight, Rutledge, Or.” For sale
tion of Piedmont is 800,000 nnd he is sick .wfth fever and in the hos by Harris Bros., and C. W. Pcwell.
FOR
of Pelzar ♦1,000,000. Piedmont pital. He was With Rhodes force? in . Sealy eruptions on the head,
has . about 68,000 and Pelzer the Matabele campaign. --U^Mr. chapped hands and lipa, cuts, bruis
Wallin keeps on be will tee service
es, ven Ids burns are quickly cured
about 107,000 spindles, and each
in( nearly every country on the
a full equipment of loom^.o£ globe. He has been in tw<kor three by DeWitt'/ Witch Hazel Salve
I nproved pattern. The increased campaigns iu Central America, was It is at present the article most used
capital has been made upof accu an officer in the Peruvian army for piles, and it always cures them.
With the close of the Presidential campaign THE
TRIBUNE
mulated profits and newly sub- during the war of that country Harris Bros.
recognizes the fact that th* American people are now# anxioqs. to give ...... 11 - "I - _ ■MT—■
Mrs.
Logan
who
keeps
boarding
sbribed stock, Pelzer getting ♦ 125 with Chili, and is now a part of the
To meet this condition,
house on Alder street supples her. their attention io home and business interests
a share for the last ♦400,000 of force operating in Rhodesia.
tables with fresh vegetables, fruits Kolitica will have far less spece and prominence, until another State or
stock issued. Wlien these mills’
aTionhl occasion demands ii re new a
T »¿t
w fn ti ci pte« for
and the besLTTtat the market
- were projected the value of real j Jasper L. Hewitt who, with his affords. Take a Sunday dinner which THE TRIBUNE has labor* fr
« » «uildiy,
Port! md otDoc—-foot of Taylor st.
estate or farm lands in the sur family expected to leave here on with her.
and won its greatest victories.
;
rounding country was small, cer Monday for Portland, was unable to
Every
pn.«sible
effort
will
be
pul
forth,
and
money
freely
spent,
to
Soothing, and
not
irritating,
tainly not over ♦a or ♦IO per acre. do so. He expected to go down on Strengthening, and not weakening, make THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE preeminently a
aotao « out *, niliy
on AT aoiwe MOUTH.
Keud down. UAH I
DUAL
Head up.
'The system tfof cultivation then the Eugene and had taken bis small but effective—such are the
interesting, instructive, entertaining and
3
:43
a.tn.
Lv.
Portland
Ar.
2:40
indispensable
to
each
member
of
tha
family/
-
in vogue was crude and general household goods to the Toledo ware qualities of DeWitt’s Little Early
8:15 ..
Oragoa City
ll^of.m.
ly the farms were dilapidated nnd house ou Saturday for shipment. Risers, the famous little pills.
11:411
Nowtmrg
10:40
12;2o p m
Mtesloa
10:13
little cared for. These factories, But on account of the breakage of Harris Bros.
12:45
Weston
1C :00
when once iifoperati&n, awaken- the locks at Oregon city the boat
Go to Z. Spangle, at the Dayton
3:03
'Wheatland
8 45 .
was unable to make her trip.up on barber shop. Rpd get a smooth
", ed a new spirit among the farm
4:30
Salem
7:45
Saturday. As the river rose on shave or your hair trimmed in the
7:00 ar 7 Indrpendwnoe lv
:30 a^m.
CASH IN ADVANiE.
ers, who soon realized the fact Wnnday and Monday—getting well
SUNDAYS.
that potatoes, turnips and every up to the second floor of tbwware latest style.
• DAYTON HERALD.
Address all orders tn
Washidg nnd imning done in the
9:30 a.m lv. Portland ar.
3 30 p.m.
food crop for man and beast house—Mr. Hewitt thinking it best
6:0llp.ni
Balein
10:13 a. m.
best
style
at
the
McMinnville
steam
found a ready s,ale at their doors, to be on the safe side, removed bis*
Writ* your name end addresaon a paetal earl, acai II to 9M. W. Beat, Trlb iai 0 Ija, Na« York
B 30
ar. Independence Iv 9 ax'
<tue to assemblage of factory op Soods to West Dayton depot Mon laundry.
City, and a aampie copy of THS NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will ba milled to you.
Mrs. Louisa Baxter makes dress
erators as consumers.” • • Itis ey afternoon, and on Tuesday
es
in the inleat style.
morning,
with
his
family
he
went
to
estimifted that in 15 years ♦270,-;
ESTABLISH FACTORIES.
Powder and Ammunition, ati
O. O. HODSON, McMinnville.
IT IS A FACT I
SOI I TBEIX
PACIFIC
«
COMPAU
Train« L mv « Porttoud 0.11, *
iEAVK.
AKHIV«^^
Portl.u.1
IH P M | San »r,i,rl^L
xrvm
Above train« «tup «1
riabnrv. Junction Cltv, Ku««iu*
tax« Oruv«, Ural nt. «u<1 all
burs to Ashlaud lnclu«lv«
Mave a fwUliia® ef
Paint«, Olin BniKas®’
BaidwMAs
Beats.
PATEEIS AID KOTHEBS,
SOUS AID DAUGHTEBS»
v
\
1
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F0R
AIL THE FAULT.
FAMILY NEWSPAPER,
ALTANA-
RAMONA
We furnish the HERALD and N. Y. Weekly Tribune
1 YEAR foiP $180. -
-
DAYTON MARKET,
ODOto 4546,(H)0 have gone into ’ *’orn«nd «« ‘he train.
the jiocketa of the adjacent farm-
Crater & Nelson, the Webfoot
era,for cbtton raised by them.' sawmill then who had the Contract
“While the building and op- to furnioh a portion of the lumber
TO THE
• rating of these mills have prov- . —102,000 feel—for the new bridge
en higlUy remunerative to those across Salt creek al Whiteson, de
who invested money in them, livered the lumber last week. The
GIVES THE CHOICE OF
mid while thei» stock is in great new bridge is considerable higher
than the old one, being 32 feet in
TWO
TRANSCONTINENTAL
demand nt more than its orig heighhpnd 48 foot in length, taking
inal cost,it may seem strange, but no account of the approaches on
is a Jact; that the people of the each end. The new bridge we are
surrounding country who own informed is about completed.
the farm lands have in the aggre
Note the reduction in prices of
gate been benefitted to an amount
Indies
’ Mackintoshes: Vulcan
in excess of the entire cost of
VIA
VIA
both factories. • • The writer ized texture reduced from 13 to
♦2.70.
.
Extra
heavy
double
tex
has repeatedly talked to intelli
SPOKANE, DENVER.
gent and educated farmers who lure reduced from 15 to 14. Ex
OMAHA
live within 2 to 10 miles of these tra heavy double texture double MINNEAPOLIS
M»D
amd
factory towns and most of them cape seperable, reduced froqi
♦5.50
to
$4.
English
cashmere
place the increased value of Iheir
ST. RAUL
KAN8A8 CITY
i
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lands resultant on the building XXX very best made in Mackin
of the factories nt from ♦IS to $25 toshes, reduced from ♦7.50 to
LOW RATES TO ALL
/ EASTERN CITIES.
per acre. As a fact, no farms ♦0.75. We have them in blue
within 10 mile« of either town or black, at R Jacobson’s,.Mc
Steamer Modoc leaves Dayton for
can now be pugchnsed at less than Minnville.
Portland and.way landings,
♦25 or ♦SO per acre, and many
Tuesdays, Thuradnys
C i - res C roup —“My three chil
and Saturdays
will now command a greater dren nre all subject to croup; I tel
at 6 a. m.
egraphed
to
San
Francisco,
got
a
price than this even. Seventeen
years ngo, when Col. H. P. Ham half dozen bottles of S. B. Cough
OCEAN STEMERS
mett purchased .the lands near Cure. It is h perfect remedy. God LEAVE PORTLAND EVERY 6 DAYS
Mess you for it. Yours, etc , J. H.
FOB
and on which Piedment stands
Crozier, Grants Pass, Or.” 50 cts.
at ♦S per acre, there was living For sale by Harris Bros.,'and C.
nearby an old and respectable W. I’oweii. .
For fuh datalla call on or addreeg ;
fanner on a worn out and dilap
A laid I Bros, are now runnig their
w. H. HURLBURT,
idated farm with a house to cor
fieni Paa«. Agent,
respond, the roof even being mill, 4'miles northeast of Dayton,
PORTLAND: OR..
on full time. They are turning out
worn out and leuky. He had
E. M c NEILL, Prenteitand Man’gr
some No 1 lumber, which they are
offered bis farm time and time selling at very reasonable prices.
again at ♦a per acre, and finally Any one wanting rough lumber for
tried to get ♦4.50 per acre to en- building purposes, fencing, side-
*able him to move to Alabama or wal s, or anything else, will find A HANDSOME THREE-QUARTER
LIFE-SIZE
Texas io order to get better Jaud. it to iheir interest to consult with
CRAYON
PORTRAIT
FREE
Failing to sell be remained, and Abdill Bros, before purchasing.
We propose to give to each of our cus
when the noise of the loom and
Justus nice mid useful present tomer« a linndaome portrait of anv one
when the hum of the spindle
us you can make, young man, is they may select. To this end we have
were heard hear him, took heart,
a contract with a leading portrait
u nice new dress lo yQtir sweet made
house to furbish us with their celebrated
began to farm better and to sell
heart or»—wife, i You can get it pictures. To those who have seen these
wood, turnips and farm truck,
at Nichols à .Gabriel—the Red portraits no word is necesaarv; and those
put a new roof on his house, cut
who have not wo invite to'inspect the
Front.
samples at our store. We will not con
away the briars and thorns, fixed
A fine line of perfumes atC. W. fine this offer to one picture in each fatn-
tip the place generally, and has
but give a portrait each time you com-
Powell’s drug and variety store.
fily with the, requirements given. We
since sold 100 of his surplus acres
Following are some of those in iirlher assure yon that if the portrait is
at $50 to $75 per ucre, and could bulk, which will be sold in large or not satisfactory, you need not accept it
have got ♦70 per acre for 200 left, small quantités, and al the lowest unUi it te The portraits are Cravon and
India Ink, and of a very fine grade. The
and this honest old farmer is but prices: ulia Marlow
same piotnre costs, when onleringol an
one of the many who have found
All parties sending work to Mc agent or picture hmne, $10 to »IB.
“
• Ihcmsetves bettered by the suc-| Minnville steam laundry must have
NICHOL8 ft G.IHKIEL
cessful enterprises of others.”
the same at Z. Spangle’s tonaorial
THE
The s^me rcsulsts cun beee-; parlor. Day ton, on Monday evening
of
each
week,
to
insure
prompt
re
cured right here, in Dayton and :
vicinity. Perhaps, it would not' turn by Saturday All work first -5
THRICE-A- week edition . ‘
.
be done by cotton mills, but there class.
1
aYe other factories—paper mills,
Nearly 300 . pairs of shoes 1« P««»»» • Week, 156 Paper* a Year.
factory to work up flax fibre into must be and will be closed oatut
Itstan.la first among -‘weekly” papers
fabrics and the seed into oil, and a big sacrifice, at R. Jacolwbn’s,
’ in step, tejpquency of publication and
other factories—which could be McMinnville.
! freshness, variety and reliability of eon-
mude to pay big returns to both
Gat.
__ . l r
tents. It Is practically a daily at the
roast vr
or eira»
steak io for your lo? price of awweftly; aud it« vast list
j
T
xy
.
v G«t
w • a k good
' ar » i ww»
town nnd country. Now, when Sundav dinner at the Davtoi n mar ’- i of subscriber«, extending to every state
»he country is on thè eve of re- ! ket.
1 and territory of the Union aud foreign
। countries, win vouch for the accuracy
turning prosperity, is thfflime to J
: and fairness of Ite uewe columns,
act Rud interest capital seeking]
A DARDY WIND MIU* MAKXITY o UIWELP
H hist rated and among
investment.
. . ... ..
.
*
,t8 »pwinl feature« are a One humor page.
CREAT ■
UKION
NOHTlim BT. - PACIFIC BL
SAN FRANCISCO.
Lafayette Seminary, i
L WAMBSGAN & CO
I
«.tafcin« i’t i
’ »»rket report«, all Hie latest
elossir. it to ths bsto Mltl lh«r««wr*<Hm,n«nd J f*’h*<»*e for women and along serie« of
stories by the greatest living American
foolscap |mpers, fancy note with 5»*^^
end English author».
,
Conaa
envelnpee, all nixed tableta with
2j
mill I« d«nM«,
different qaality of paper, white ; ytiy. An;
envelopes of all sisee and good quai- i
d / wh
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
i.
and Shippers in
LA FAYETTEE, OREOON.
-
A Collegiate Institute open for
both sexes.
Fresfi & Salt BEATS.
Fish in season. Also, fresh Lard
Cash paid for Hides.
Thorough work done in Classical, Scientific, Philosophical nnd
Literary or Normal course.
Graduates receive State Diplomas on examination by the Pres
My Watches Run.
ident of the Institution.
They keep Good Time after 1
Fall Term opens September 29th.
have repaired them.
For further information nndcatalogue address either
,
CLOCKS AND JEWELRY
——P rof . D. M. METZGER, La Fayette, Oregon,
P rxsidknt C. C. POLING,. 451 East Madison St., Portland, Or. Also receive my careful attention. With
first class tools, and a we'lselected supply
of material, I am prepared to do al
kinds of work.
All work guaranteed. Prices as
low as Good Work can be done
for.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelery
repaired and warranted bv
M. 0. STONEBRINK,
Watchmaker and Teweler,
_________________ Ferry »t. Dayton
O. N. POTTER
FROPKIRTOR OF THE
PACIFIC .NURSERY
WHOLESALE AND RET,\IL DEALER IN
ALL KINDS OF FRUIT
Nursery on East State Street.
TREES,
Salem, Oregon
SEE
W. G. HENDERSON
THE
BEST,
M U1MIMUIED OFFER
DumorratiCui p.p«r PMitrna, .r«thsm»M
prMUe«l uu lh« markrt. Tbwy an of any alia
that any mamber of a bonwhold eoulfl reoulre.
In each copy of tha Masaaina to prlnlad aiou
pon entitlin< the Rubucrtber, or purrhaaer feu v
pattern (worth and rc^nlaily aohl for Me.), or
an* nnmhrr «»f pattern* fur funr rents aach tu
eover parka*« aril pdwaca When tha rale«
•*‘J« P*««™« 1« eonalderad tha aubaertbar as-
Third Street, between E and F, McMinnville.
Horses bonrded by day, week or month.
veyed to all points at reasonable rat««.
Demorest’s Mrgazine Free.
Commercial trn veil rs con
And «bua Manzine ft to! Vor 1*57 ft will
mora brillant than ever before. New masa
meot, new methode, new Ideas. Each euur
eontalus an exqulalte reproduction In eoloreof
some celebrateti plctMre by a famous artist
worthy to adorn the walls of the moat refined
home, ft 1» amrmed that DKMORESra la the
,r
published com*
blnlu< all of the most excellent points of Ito
eoutemt>ornrlen, besides haviug Inimitable
Matures of Ila own. LEMOKESTS Is utually
u duseo Magaslocs In one.
’
thLthZ!.,^<
c,,rren‘ ’'»•»’• •"<« Idess lor
ine mi ay man ur « odihq . a Review and a Sfobn..
hotwe of Interest far sII Wives, mothers sto-
■sraand danghtemenn flud exactly what they
2nd ‘""‘ntet them, alsopractl.* I
•le I° ?' eP department of «ueial and domes-
Slift, s
th* fu»»W»t*f and o^J-
♦♦tintIn« *>f the
home, emhroideev
Krir*-*
fcmUSi^f
al?
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S t , PORTLAND, ORE.
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•
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T ypewriting and T elegraphy .
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lowest rates from R. L. tLrrl.. Ajil„ 0“^
. - J J- ,{(>OKK*.’
a rnaut Jl’ u0 r-* p-A. Portland, Or.
R. KOEHLER. Manager;
Oregon Central
—AND—
usuili i.1, ci.
YAQUINA BAY ROUTE.
Connecting at Ynqnlna Bay with
San Francisco mid Yiiquiim Bay
Steamship Company’s
STEABSW “FABAfiU».’
Sal), from Yaquinn every 8 days for
Sen Francisco,»eoo« Bay, Port Oifoid,
Trinidad an/l Humbolt Bay. «
Passenger nccommooälion« nnnrpnn-
ed. Shortest route between Hie WUtata— .
ette Valley and Californta,
_ i Fare from Albany and pointe writ, to
San Francisco:
-H
Steeraye................
Round Trip Cabin
115 Ml
To Coos' B ay an » Porr Osrosn, X
Cabin............ ..............
00
To H umboldt B ay .
Cabin
18 00
TAQUIN.l BAV.
Th. meet popular SeBii.fo Hesorton
the North Itecifi» Cauit. Xo Undertow
—>urf Hathinu Jtwoiutely 8«^.
For thoM u tehh>K to'combine hunting
and flsldnu with Hqautic sport., this re-
sort haa no equal. Debr, Iwvir. elk, <oa-
var brook trout and m I uu » tiont, <«n
be found in nbnudance a ¡thin « lew
bom.’ drive of the bay.
f«r Hednord iata|(yom all pointe.
EDWIN STONE, Manager,
— J
J.C.MAYO.T. F.*I«. a „
„ ,
Oarvaiiis, Or.
H. L W a LDEN, Agent, Albany,
Notice of Appointment of
Administratrix.
Notice is hereby given that t<te iindra-
signed, Mary X. Weaver, ha« been, by
an order of the.vounly court of Yamhill
county, Oregon, duly appointed «» ad-
niinistratrlx of the eatate of Tlllnioti L
Weaver, deoeaeed.
Now. therefore, all peraons having
elalins asainat anid e«tttt„ lir,. ben hy
notified nnd required topreaent the mm
duly verified, to the uoderstened ul Day-
J«“. Oreg<m. within aix month« front
the date of thia uotlee.
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ot November
,A. l»., 1898
B amrky & F mton ,
. ,
Attorneys for «aid E«fatr.
|
M ary E. W baver
Administratrix above named.
LOW PRICE OF SILVER
enables us to offer a liandMiins
plush caao beautifully lined con
taining 37 pieces of silver plnte4
ware, (highest grade) knives,
forks, tea and table spoons, but
ter dishes, | dozen of each. t*o
napkin rings, 1 sugar shell, but-
ter knife and pickle folk elnle
"*«">•»« tec welll^inx orate design for $7.50 will be sent
persons.
C. Q. D. with the pfiri^ge of a
»»r 1».« snd 1*S7 will
thorough exnminwtjon an<( if not
found entirely sutiefnetory, you
Tm, *.“1 pur?‘
1»
can return mime to ns id. otir >
A*..*** «hlldrei's
expense.
24 piece ease smne ’
quality coutainiiijr knives, forks, |
’of the^rT
tea and table spooifs } dozen of J
each at $4 per case. (Kindly
mention this paper when stud-
>ngorder.)
.
HENRY BRUMLrt co ,
<whi: 1/6 £ 178 Broadway, New York, j
SS™;®
" ill be sold at a great Barnin, or will
DEMdRESX PUBLISHING CO.
The undersigned has opened
traded for a small tract of land near here,
an : office
in
the
(J.
W.
PowelL
,
VrmX n
U »«x**** ,n
Col’
A UnttAt OFFER.
ONLY M FOR
bonding,
formerly postnffiw, orado,
orado, 150
uo mifes
mifa« south
«noth of
«r Denver, __
«
and
w lie re I will be found at all limes in the b^t section of that state. on Iha
D"M,‘«<T8F*M1,.Y magazine
during business hours, except me of a surveyed railroad ; roil a nndy
loam,
covored
with
Buffalo
graue,
Ä
,o teto ornee.
when called a fray on professional
miles from moShuinn. and la visited
F or S ale .
business. ' .
A good house and
inent «homers, no
irrigation lot in Newberg will
be Mild7bZ
I also have a good line of pre neerien,
mI left trem .good "Ura
I
no ., iiicum- or traded for land near Davton.
scriptioo drugs, and will put up owner lia« notent to tend i —1.„
orante, inquire at thia oftke.
THD DAYTON HERALD
my own preacriptions. Positive
ly no other prescriptions filled
except those of ray own.
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Fwtlnnd........ »:» A M | Rrachur«,
Korabur« . ...S« A M | PortlHud
Oregon City Transporta
tion- Company.
NATIONAL
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Roseburg Mail Daily.
l « ave .
JONES & ADAMS, McMinnville,
\SL
Route
* OF THE
Also one vacant lot for .ale.* 1».
faithful mea or quire at this office.
Pit M atch « tt «», Ixbi«« Tonuxn Axrinor»
willcura nsy one of the tobecr.i ha-it InW
*• •• eowpoouded by a (■etebrated phr
Melea, end |a Ui. result of a lifetime »'ndf.
Owarenteed hermleim. Prlrc, only VI reuft ft»
*M,,—enonjh to enre any «rdlimry
AlldmM|»u, oe hy mail, po«»p»fd. ClrenH«»
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Da, MiK lUtTTH, ( — Ill
WVTrn'“rv|!l,'L faith
. mwcs
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