Dayton herald., September 10, 1897, Image 4

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DAYTOW HERALD
BODY FOUND FLOATING. -
Oregon Exchange Ass’n.
Tuesday evening last Ding
The Oregon Exchange Associ­
Stoutenberg.
brought word to
HHDAY. WCBMIIKR. 1O1W7.
ation wilh headquarters at Day-
(own and notified Coroner Fen
ton, Yamhill county, Oregon,,
ton that the body of an appa­
C E. Hoskins has leafed bis rently young man. (the face be­ proposes lo do a generili real.
ostate business, aud «Iso buy, |
fiuil farm near Neahi-rg, to L. M
ing to the ground it was difficult
oarker of that elty. Mr. Hoskins
soil and exchange ull kind ofi
will go with
daughter, who has to tell whether it was a young or iiro|>erty; also engage »»» «By i
old person) had been found that
tue eriaspmvtiori. tn Hawaii.
business which it deems proper,'
afternoon on this side oT the
such
us Mercantile, Lsniuing
hist Sundiry morning Janies Willamette about i mile below
Money, on approved security,
Wise while chopping feed with a Fairfield, at Duke’s landing, by
feed cutter, necidentnlly had his Perry Stivers, who lives on the Mining, 4c.
The Oregon Exchange Associ­
right arm caught in the machine island on this side of the Wil-
ation has the advantage over all
Mr. Stivers was re­
nnd it Riis baly lacerated. Dr. lametie.
other real estate firms because of
i’ourtnev was sent for .and lie turning homo from picking hops
dressed ilio wound, which ap­ on the other side of the river, its baviug agents in the different
while landing he discovered the towns in the state, and a list of
pears to be healing nicely.
body, which woa (ied to the bank the properly that the Oregon
Exchange has for sale will be
Dr. Littlefield of Portland, and with a ro|»e about 15 feet in
advertised.
All those who have
leuglh.
lie
immediately
poti-
1
at one lime resident of Lafayette,
property
to
sell
are solicited to
I
is suid to l»e the bead inan at fled his neighliors;—Ding Stout- list
with
the
Oregon
Exchange
enberg bis nearest neighlxir was 1
Skagnay. He is physician and
Association,
as
they
will
reseive
surgeon, chairman of the vig­ u bee lit at the time; but soon re- the benefit of considerable free
turwed,
aud
u|mn
ten
ruing
the
1
ilance committee, and liia ad­
advertising
vice on other militera if sought facts from Mr. Stiver,started here ।1
C. HADLEY,
to
notify
the
coroner.
Mr.
Stiver»!
for by nil in tfrat regibjh.
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E. ROWLEY,
and another party returned to
Managers.
The steamer Eugene it seems ihe rfver and kepi Watch over the
M. 8. ADAMS, Sec. 4 Tress.
Mr. Stoutenberg with
fi not faring well on Ilie Yucon, body.
ha •ing been seixed by the cus­ Coroner Fenton arrived at the
tom officer*, mid after running river about 11 o’clock, and the tor-,
LIST OF PROPEBTY FOR SALE.
awny from them, and having on oner placed a watch over the
No 1. A fine farm north Jayton,
board
uumu u a load v.
of {Missengers
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and body until morning. Upon the adjoining the town, containing 223
freight sprung «leak, and hnd to‘arrival in the morning of Dr. E. acres, 120 acres under cultivation,
be Resisted into pert by another ¡M. Smith, whom the coroner balance in wood and pasture, house,
vessel. The passengers then re- ’ hud notified to be present, the barn, old grainery, etc, tine 20
fused to again take pnssage on night before, an examination horse power engine, with shingle
the boat.
of the body was made by the mill nnd feed chopper, one pair of
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physician and an inquest was horses, wagon, buggy and harness;
AND
SOUTH
VIA
Shasta
Route
OF THE
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SIIITHE1.H PACIFIC CIUHH.
□.RM
TO THE
Xxpreoa Train« L mv * Cortland Dailr. _
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LEAVE
ARRIVE. -
Portland .
ö:00pm I 8an Fr«nciMHx>7:^a m
San Praia daco
p m | Portland...... »9J0 a m
Abort irsiu* i>tap.,al all Matfout betwttn
l-urtltnA, Bak-ui; .Turner, Marlon, Jelfrrton.
Albany, Tangent,Shedd», llilaey, llarrlabuni,
Junetfon City, Eugen«, I oUage,Grore. Drain»,
oaktend, uud all »lotion» fro«» Roseburg to
Achnuid Inclusiv«,
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FULL ENGLISH COURSE.
FRENCH AND GERMAN
GIVES THE CHOh'E CE
TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL
Roseburg Mail Daily. ;
BOCKKECF1NO. PENMANSHIP. SHORTHAND.
TYPEWRITING ANO TELEGRAPHY.
LEAVE.
ARRIVE.
Portland ... SAO A U I Roseburg, ,.5M PM
Rossburg . ..,7alOA M I Forttsaa ■ 4A0FM
DINING CARS ON OGDON ROUTE.
Pullman Buffet Sleepern and Second
Claas Sleeping Cam attached
to ail Through Trains.
The New-York Weekly Tribuni
West Bide DivIMoa. Between Portland aud
CorvaiUa, Mall Train Dally, except Siiud'iy,
Portland, iv IM am Corvallis, Iv Tsfp m
Corvallia, ar W:W P m Portland, ar 4:» p m
GREAT
AOITHEEX BY
MINNEAPOLIS
ST. PAUL
MCMINNVILLE EXPRESS,
MRD
AS»
(Daily, except Bunday,)
Portland, lvl:Mp m McMinnville. 1» Uh m
McMIun, ar7:10 p at Portland ar O K a m
CHICAGO
KAN8M CHY
LOW RATES TO ALL
EASTERN CITIES
Arile Mall (Tri-Wcekly.)
Portland. Iv RM a pi Aitile Iv IM a
EVERY fannily on
Steamer
EVERY farm in,
SHERIDAN PASSENGER,
(Daily except Sunday.)
EVERY village, in
Portland.
EVERY State or Territory.
SALT LAKE
DENVER
OMAHA
SPOKANE.
YAMHILL DIVISION,
EVERY member of
smxT uu
Mmbie
rortlan*! and way Uo-nn
Munday*. Wr4«r,.l»y
I t (:» p m Sheridan, iv»:» « tn
OCEAN STEMERS
Direct connection at ton Fran Frnncl«c«i with
Occidental and Oriental nn>l Pitclflc mall etenm- LEAVE PORTLAND EVERY 5 DAYS
»hip linen for JAPAN uud CHINA Sulliugv
date» op application.
Rates and Ticket» to E»»tern point» and
Xurc|Kj. Al»<> Jupuii, China, Honolulu nnd
Anitrull», cun be obtained from It. L HARRIS,
For fui* information rail oa ‘O. K a
Agent, Dayton.
a
C H. MAICKHAM,
N. Agent, DaytoM, On-.
Gen F. 4 P. A. Portland, Or.
O b * i > i > bb »*:
R. KOXHLKR. M«hager:
,W. h. HURI.Bl RT.
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FOR Noble Manhood^
SAN FRANCISCO.
FOR True Womanhod.
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aU Important nows of the Nation.
all important ne^s of the World.
the most realiable market Repprts.
briiliaiit and instructive editorials. .
fascinating short stories-
an unexcelled agricultural depi
scientific and mechanical information.
illustrated fashion articles.
humorous illustrations.
entertainment to young and old.
Ora l Paoa lxen«.
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rotri-isn og.
a steamboat lending on soul1- side
A ‘homy-hand&’ taxp*yer./rho J held.
A. L MOHLER,
of
farm
and
a
railroad
depot
on
the
has observed ho er* the government-
A jury con>i>o8cd of the fol­
Vice President.
snag l>ont crew doilwir work on the lowing named persons was em- north side, orchard containing ap­
ples
and
pears.
Price
♦SO
per
acre,
MCMINNVILLE
WillklMlte river gu-ee expression
iele<j: p Stoutenberg, Perry
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to his silent
ihu«lyr
George Squires, Jacob ytlf eeah ‘
No. 2. A fine'arm weetof North
work d^
F Stoutenberg, Ellis
Yamhill village one mile, 51 acres,
nile nnd then taking an hour or so, । ,, . , ®
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getting readv to laboriously drive J f»sh-
Hie verdict rendere»| 40 acres in cultivation, 4 acres in
WM. LAMBERT.Proprietor.
another? Whv. blarst it, with two ' was that the body was that of hop yard, young orchard of plums,
YAQUINA
BAY
ROUTE.
good nran Lmu>ld dn the amount of. Ernest UtuKOW, of Portland; apples, pears and peaches of IP
Connecting at Yaquina Bay with
work dentfat Lambert’s in half the I who while going to Salem on the acres, house barn, two bop houses.
lime if has taken snag boat crew.’ i steamer Ramona suddenly dis- All for ♦2,200.
San Francisco and Yaquina Bay
Ro. 3. 2 no reg of land, 1 acre to We furnish” the HERALD and N. Y. Weekly Tribune
SHIRTS. COLLARS AND CIFFS BIBS»
He winds up with, ‘Blaral it, and
appeared, on August 29, and ihe
Steamship Company’s
m
with many thousand taxpayers, are cause of death was that of being fruit, a five room bouse, good well
EQUAL TI MW,
1 year for
b
and barn. $1000.
taxed tor keep up this play-at-woik.
accidentally drowned.
No. 4. 21 o I b 60x120, six room
CABH IN ADVANI E.
Whew, dod-rot It ’
ï. W hi Je the steamer Gipsy was hooe, barn, good well, in Dayton.
regular work- Price* always Rr*-
DAYTON HERALD.
Salls from Yaquina every 8 day« for sonsbie, and Satisfaction Guaran­
Add reas all orders to
The wind stacker is giving sp on its way up^the river on Tues­ ♦600.
San Francisco, Coos Bay, Port Orford, teed.
No. 5 3j acres fenced, in crop Write tout name ani addremon a pestai aard, tend It to Geo. W. Beet. Tribune Òfflce, New York Trinidad and Hirmbolt Bay.
■ much sstisfaction to the farmers day afiernooD, Captain Archie
and
on
highway.
♦500.
ir
Geer
discovered
the
body
float
­
that Elina Wright predicts that
Passenger accommodations nnsurpaM-
City, and a »ample copy of THE REW YORK WEKKLY TRIBUNE will be mailed to you
No. 6. 4 acre in Lippincott’s ad­
ed. Shortest route between the Willam­ depot, near R. R. bridge.
all the machines will have to carry ingin thé Willamette near Fiar-
ette Valley and California,
them herereafter
Mr. Wright has field, a rope was secured to the dition to Dayton. Fine location.
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Fare from Albany and points we«t, to
threshed 46,000 bushels in the 20 body and it was tied to brush on ♦ 125.
San Francisco:
No.
7.
5|
acres,
orchard
of
ap
­
-
W.
G.
HENDERSON
day run and expects to make nt the baux, as above related. Ou
Cabin ..... .. ..... . ................... ♦!€ 00
8. WILSON.
.least 60,000 bushels for the season. the arrival of the** boat at Salem ples, pears and peaches, most of
Steerage.............. ".7.7..................... 0 00
trees
5
years
old.
$500.
Round trip good for 6J days, $17.
He in in the spring grain now and
Coroner Clough of Marion coun-
No. 8. 8 acres J miles West of
To Coo« B ay axd I'oar Onroan.
"Uia good in quality but light in
»8 00
Cabin..............................
yield. The lowest has been 18 ty, was notified, who went down Davion, 2| acres in different vari­
Third Street, between E and F, McMinnville
. « 00
Steerage.................... ............
bushels to the aere, the highest 23 on the Gipsy the. next morning eties of fruit, 6 acres in cultivation,
To H umboldt B ay .
bushels, machine measure. -This to where the body was. On his 2 acres in, pasture with running
HO 09
Cabin
.......
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arrival
there,
finding
that
Cor
­
water.
1800
will overrun at the warehouse. Oats
. 7 05
Steerage....................
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No. 9. 2 acres ] mile of Daytofi,
are good nnd are running from 30 oner Fenton hnd preceded him,
Horses boarded by day, weex or month. Commercial travelers con­
R ivkk D ivision ,—Steamer Albani- be­
acres
in
cultivation,
with
young
to 50 bushels ;»erucre—Telephone- and that the body had been found
veyed to all pointe at reasonable rates.
tween Portland and Oorv«His. through
without lay-over. Leave« Weston 12:10
.Register.
and was in Yamhill county, he , orchard. ♦250.
NO 10 166 acres on Three Rivers.
p. m- Tuesday«, Thursday« and Satur­
left the matter in Coroner Fen­
day«; leave« Portland Yamhill «t. dock,
7 miles ffoin Woods on Nestucca
A R ich T reat is P romised .—
ton
’
s
hands.
6:00 a, in. Sunday« Wednesday» and Fri­
day,
house
14x24
wilh
upper
story
.
The O«eg<-n State Fair tor la97
days.
and kitchen, fruit tre a, garden,
September 30 to October 8 — Rail­
EDWIN STONE, Manager.
about
4
acres
cleared,
barn,
etc.
road nates Reduced —The South­
J C. MAYO, T. F. 4 P. A ,
The Toledo Weekly Blade.
♦600
ern P»cific will sell tickets alone
Supl. Kiver Div.
,
No.
11.
A
fine
well
in.proved
fare rates lor -ound trip from all
state
Flints on their lines in Oregon addition to their local paper, a good farm of 143 acres,
□u Aill be entertained from morn­ national weekly. The greatest and of good cultivation, 3 miles from
Those who intend setting out o-c’nrl* nnd wish good trees and
ing until- night. No time to rest. most widely known general family Daytoil, good neighborhood, church
DANVILLE, ILL.
Liberal prises offered for all kinds newspaper is J he Toledo Weekly on land, schoolhouse within i mile.
of sports, such as baseball, tug of Blade For thirty years il has been ♦6000.
•with us before purchasing.
No. 12. 7| acres, house H story
war, chopping contents, fool races, a regular visitor in every pirlof
We have a choice lot of trees, and other stock and are better
hammer throw, shot put, nnd va­ the Union and ia well known in al- house 10x24 of4 rooms,, barn 20x36
rious other sports in charge of a inost every oue of the 70.000 post 2 avfes in orchard, one mile from prepared to supply the trade than ever.
competent committee. Don’t over offices in the country. It is edited , Dayton.flOOO
look the dale and the cheap rail­ with reference th a national circuit»-!
No. 13. lj acres, house 16x26-
The BcU Thought, tbe fc'
road- rate of one fare for the round tiun. Il is a republican paper, but! 14 feet in height, woodshed con-
Literature, thcvlkxt
<-
trip. * Popular admission of 25 1 men of all politics laKe-it, liecause ;nected to Arouse, barn 14x20—16 ft.
the Pacific Coast arc shor-n in cs
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81EAMERS
J
y rQ
|_|Qpp ,1
eents.
*
of in* honesky and * fairness
in the high, ejiieken house and yard good
dbcUBidon of sll public questions. variety of fruit of all kind, good
ALTONA AND RAMONAI c innville
regon
A inan from Portland—a hop Il is the favorite family paper, wilh well. ^700
Rare bargain.
No. 14. 80 acres. 33 under plow,
picker—giving hi* name as George something for every memlier of the
The Altona lean» Portland at tlis foot Repnirs Buggies, Wagons, Umbrellas
Its beaut-id pictures,
articles arj a continuous V.cra*
was found in the brush near Wheal household. Serial stories, poetry, house 14x26 with kitchen 14x20 of Taylor atreol, Tuesday«, Thursday« ami makes repairs of nil kind-
land, in bad plight. Chas. Smith wit, and humor; the household de- barn 18x30, granery 14x14, smoke and'Satuiday» at fl o’clock a. m.
Exposition of the West.
who lives near was passing and partiuenl, (best in the wor’d) home 12x12, 2 sere, in orchard.
Leaves Salem nt 7 :<5 a. m.. «nd Inde­
hearing a noise in the brush as of Young Folks, Sunday-school Lee ♦ 1600.
pendence nt 6:30 u. m.. Mondays, . of every dsijpription done in good style.
some in distress, he ¡informed a sous, Talmage’s Sermons, the Farm
No. 15. 1 acre adjoining Day Wednesdays nud Fridnjs. Sundays
neighbor, and together investigated stead, the Question Bureau (which ton, well sei to fruit, go al house, le«ves*Tndcpen«lence nt 9 a. in.; Salem
Recovered. nn<( made es cood aa new.
Overlard KcotZuy Pct.
and found a man on whom un ope­ aiiewere questions for subscriliers), garden and other improvement* at 10 n. in.
I live him a <- h !I -
ration had been performed of rath­ the news of I he week in complete ♦200.
EADACHES
are
the
bone
of
woman'«
Uniuoaa Ieives Portland 7 3) «■ m. !
If you want in buy.bind nr town
life. Frequently relieved but seldom
er a serious nature, and seldom per­ form, and other sjtecial features.
No. «6. A good house nnd lot 12:n,4:3J p. iu . Lenvcs tln-«i<*n <’lty i
permanently cured, the ultimate re­
formed by a physicien. The man Specimen copies gladly sent on ap­ in Dayton, a variety of good fruit, 9:3on. iu,, 2 p. in., 0 p. in. Sunday picperly look over the list for «sie
leaves Portland at 9 «■ m.
by ■ h“ Ô-.tfO’i Exi’hinge A- h . icìh - sult is continual misery. Miss Maggie Han­
said that three Chinamen with plication, and if ypu will send us a well improved
<650.
nah, 521 Chestnut Ht,,J>anrtIle, Ill., says in
li m. udverli*.-d in thia pnp> ’, »nd June 18M: “I cannot add to my testimony of
whom he had a falling out about a list of addresses, we will innil a
No. 17. 14 acres in Mncy’s nddi
j e-iH on (neuf the officers or ->l this last year except that I am well and strong.
year ago, and who met. and recog­ cojjy (<r»*nch. Only $1 a year. If tion, fine location, good home and
! otfi o
Every deaciplion of prop- Two yean ago I had such a pain in my bead Welrfertiira." F«»r jartlrnlair* • 1 it—* **
nised Luu a few days before, did the yon wish to raise a club,'write for barn, good well and fence*, wilh 45
that I ate nothing, was desperately nervous
DAYTON, OR.
i orly for sale.
ontrage. Perhaps, some irate bus Jerms. Address The Blade, Toledo, 3 year old trees apple, pear, cherry,
and could not sleep. N alfonsi Rvcwrier Wn»Mwrr-'<> I’ *
lia nd of an ening mate could give Ohio.
Other complications
and plenty of small fruit. ♦350
We now offT tne D a YT o * H kr -
peculiar to my sex set
what might be a ‘true story.’ it is
No. 18
7 acres with go.id or­
. al ’S mid Ite Oregon Agrieuburist
In and our physician
reported that the operation was
chard, 9 room house, barn outbuild­
uni R irai Northwest, for $1 60, Io
Nervine called AnoSher in con-
Wholesale mul Retail Dealer«
performed by a parti of women,
Smnll precautions often prevent ings, and olhor improvements, one
sultadon. They de­
and shipper« in
thia<* paying for the papers cash in
some of whom had been insolleu great mischiefs.
DeWitts’ Little of the beat wells in Ihe county;
cided I bad consump­
Health
n
m
a
HffTt
A
mo
i
ad/ance.
This
offer
should
be
ti-
tion and must die. I
However it may be the individual Early Risers are very small pills in house inside corporate limits of
utuAiM ken. advantage of at once, as it
commenced taking Dr.
has la-en fixed up by the doctors vise, but are most effective in pre­ Davton. ♦ 1800; pari cash, balance I r6Su 3H(1 «all
Fish in season. Also, fresh Lard.4 «¿»X “ol b"
- ««-» whj|e Mlle«' Restorative Nervine and the second
and is about as near a man as venting the most serious forms of on time.
•—»— ' - . ,
Cash paid for Hides.
¡bX ,’h ’ Publishers.
1 he Qregon nlgbt obtained the first nights real sleep in
liver and stomach troubles. They
four weeks. I know that Dr. Miles’ Restor­
ever.
No. 19
105 acres, 70 acres un­
,
_______________ :-------- Agriculturist and Northwest is pub- ative Nervine saved my life.
cure constipation and huadach and der plow, 16 acre« slashed, remain­
THE
Hilled nt Portland, Oregon, and is
Dr. Mllee* Bemedlee are sold by all drug-
Charles Griesen of McMinnville, regdiate the bowela. R L Harris. der in tinier, good barn, house mid — — ___ —_
gists under a positive guarantee, first IxilUe
l_-rry ‘ i j a reliable Hgriciiltiir il journal, and
well, all kinds of fruit in lien ri ng,
has received a communication from
or money refunded. Book on Heart
JM 0W X OTK W OriCl ' in filled wiHCvnluRble agricultural benefit«
C. Unruh at Webfoot, says, that
and Nerves sent free to all applicants.
Richard Kpehne, a beet sugar ex­ if these who have fruit that they good fences, living water; 4 mile of
and horticultural reading.
Im­
DR. HILES MEDICAL CO, Elkhart. Ind.
THKICE-A WEEK EDITION.
pert who lately visited fhat eily, want evaporated will bring it to him Dayton. Hl per acre.
prove this opportunity to gel a
No.
20
155
acres,
50
under
cul
­
and who is visiting towns in this that he will evaporate it in good
grent variety of good reading mal­
PRIZES FOR BRIGHT PEOPLE.
18 Pages h week ......
valley with a view of establishing shape, either on the ahnrea or for tivation, 30 slashed burned and
ii r in e year at low rates.
8 orr -Y il -3 ayid -T vbtcpcbe -
eown
to
grass,
10
acre
orchard
;
.., .166 Pa;»ere a Year
a beet sugar factory at some of the coin. Give him a trial.
L otevi -L idodfaf
house
of
11
rooms,
barn
with
stalls
If
you
have
any
egg
plums,
towns. In his communication he
%
If you want the news fresh, the for 5 horses and 6 cows.
For the
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
The above letters, If properly n »rang­
Gress prunes, or anything in
asks that thecilixens make a prop­
will «pell the names of slxw ell known
osition as to what assislanee they same day it is putdished, ordrr the whole ♦25 per acre. If divided
(hut line remember that they are ed,
ffowers. Can you solve the puzzle? If
Published every Alternate Day except
would be willing to render for tlie Daily Evening Telegram nt this of­ ♦20, ♦SO and HO.
bringing good prices this* year. you do you can win n prize. For the
Rnnilny.
establishment of a beel sugarfac fice or of George Dbtsey. Only 10
Ship
by the Earl Fruit Co; D. A. neatest «nd best arranged correct an­
swer, neeording to our judgment, of Ibe
lory in that city. Mr. Kuehne rep cents a week delivered at your
The
Thrlc.i-a-Week
edition
of
The
above problem, we will give a gol't-tlUmi;
resents a German company. He door.
New York World l«0r*t«nioug nil -week­
ho rd lug eim-, American wnleh : to th« I
wants to know bow many shares
Wc would request those who;
,Mr
M|ne home fro|n *;hoo, ly’ papers in sisc, freq.iency of publica­
next best., a Dliim n I ring W« give
¿/«j aim Neu’S many olln-r valuuble prize* in tills eon- ।
nt ♦lOO each, and how many beet |tHy0 promised to bring us wood,!
one day with hie hand badly lace- tion, and the freehueas. accuracy and
l<*«t. A few of them sr>*«s.fo>!o*.vs : Mil
shares will he given by that coin-
pjeilge do so at their earliest:
। rated and bleeding, and Buffering variety of Its contents. It Ima all the
VW-plsted Water -Pilvliera, Bake dishe«, I
». S»BA, CVlte.
•“r.“7 ™ i"’7“
I ■ convenience.
merits
of
a
great
♦«
dally
nt
the
price
of
great pain,' rays Mr. E. J. Schall
Nut. Bowls, Haller mid Cher«« Billies, j
making 300 tons of sugar dally
?
:P ublished cut gliiRH, »liver m.mated Cracker Jnrs,
would require the cultivation of,
Builders hardware at Jones 4 with Meyer Bros.’ Drug Co, 8l a dollar weekly. Its political new« is
and Bronzed Mantle Clonk, « tc„ iu ibn
CI.CJ Per Year la Advine».
Louie, Mo. ‘I dressed the wound, prompt, complete, ucourate and impar-
8,000 acres of beets, and such a fao- Adame, McMinnville.
I
regular or ler of merit. Write out the
tlal aa all its render« will testify. It 1« LMU lbs Silver forces of America.
and
applied
Chamber
Iain
’
s
Pain
words plainly and neatly, nnd see if you
lory would give about fourmonlhs’
Go to Z. Spangle, at the Dayton
LiAOS
in
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Balm freely. All pain ceased, and against the a>ou:>ixdies and for the peo­
SSBflOl Win a prise. Ite «me toglie fou,
Li AM in Special Departments.
work in the year to 200 men.
barber shop, and get a smooth
'tullimme «ml «omet nddn ss, nndm-
in a remarkably short lime it heal­ ple.
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shave or your hair trimmed in the ed without leaving a scar. For
Il print« the news of all the world,
Miss Willie Wambegan Is now : b|m BtyU
Mewslness, Brlrttoess, Comprs- ’‘n'1 ™
wounds
sprains, swellings and having »peel»I correspcndcnce from all IMflStn
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rheumatism 1 know of no medicine important newsjailnts on,Rie glol c. It ICADS la Comiblsslou to Aeeatx
। th" ?bK< t of then« prizes is to <%|| at-
(Write for TertM)'*
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1 tention to and advrrtl«« our 91-png-*’
process are greatly improved in.p-, *»•.
their drug, to be or prescription equal to it. I con­ has brillia«t lUnstratiotf«, stories by
monthly family magazine «nd story p i-
jearai.ee and made more durable. P™- Wb«» buying test them. t sider it a household necessity. The great aplhorw, a capital humor page,
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per, tho«c wli<> wlnpriM« will be-requlr-
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market»,
deparnniKts
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If you have old photographs that
Home shoeing done on »hort no- 25 and 50 cent sixes for sale by R.
rd to send uh five yearly HiibwrllH-ra. EFrrrjfking Netr
household aud women*« wmk and other
L. Harris.
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Wm. Lambert’s SUr Savon is a
problem submitted for future use io our
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Steam Laundry.
STEAMSHIP “FABROLAN’
P atents
WILSON & HENDERSON Pr .
NEWBERG NURSERY.
Complete Assortment of Fruit Ti ees
Miss Maggie Hannah
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REPAIR shop
Overland Monthly.
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