Dayton herald. (Dayton, Or.) 1885-1909, February 25, 1898, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextD A 7T 0M HERALD. OST PRISTED: Printed and Published a t Dayton, Yam hill County, Oregon by H n t u > Publishing Co. Cards, Posters. Circular^. Letter and Bill Heads, etc. 91 per year in advance; 91 23 if paid before 6 m onth*; 91.60 if qot paid before 6 mo«.; 92 at expiration of yenr.^ No deviation from this. VOL. X III DA YTO N , OREGON, lodge directory . w OF T H E W . I O LD H IC K O R Y C A M P , MO. a » — Pavtnn, < Iregon— meet th e 2d and 4th Monday oí every m onth, in Woodman ball. Harmony Lodge Mo. 28, Ancient Order of i'nited w o rkm e n , meets every Satur day night in A. O . U . W . h all, Dayton, Or. Visiting brethern cordially re ceived. e U B L L IN G K R , M . W . W m . P A X 8 O M . Bee. D. O F H . A. O. U. W . U nity Lodge No. 17, Degree oft Honor, meets evarv Tueodsv night in th e A . O . II. W hall,' Dayton, O r. V io itin g ja e m * U rn alwav« Welcome. M K8. C H A R L O T T E A B D IL L , C h ief of Honor. M ks . CYMTHA HA.DAWAY, Bee. U N IT E D A R T IS A N S . Security Assembly No. Hi, moot in reg ular «.-ssion every 1st Utod 3d M o o d y evening of each m onth, In A . O. U . W . hall, at 7:30 p. m . Vlelting members __________ .. ~ _ invited C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H . Preaching first and th ird Lord’s Day in each m onth, a t 11 a. m. and 8 p- m bv Elder Kiyifoose. Sunday-school s 1Ö a. m. Prayer meeting W eil needs at 7:30 P- m. Ju n io r Endeavor 3 p. in Senior Endeavor 7 p. m. A ll welcomed at these services. ANO DEPARTURE M A IL S leaves Uaybm. OF Arrives. 7A »a. m. U M a m. ta s a . as. •» « . m. Dr. Lewi« dentwt McMinnville. Vggg 12 cent«. * FE B R U A R Y 25, 1898- NO. 4 2 FBOM THb LAND 0 GOLD. whloh looks desirable to Mvn In. M y opin IN M E M O R IA M ., ion Is th at It Is the rim in g town. I t Is Seda Iiuauata Hucll, e ld n t daughter o( Rob an Indian town—streets are laid out alter ert N. aud Vary Meda Mnell, Was bora at Day- pattern of a snake from which the head ton, Oregon, November 7th, 1S74. Was m arried A n Interesting Letter from has been sn tppod. There la a large saw I lore m be r Sth. 1SJ5, to Kllaa Osy Carter. IMed The East Dayton People's party mill there— logs used average Ito < feet February ‘JMh lias, at the home of her parents, primaries, to elect delegates to the a Y am hiller. near Dayton, aged a years, S months sad 11 In diameter. I did not learn where they county convention to be held in Mc days. She leaves a husband, oue aoa, aged IS Minnville March ft, will be held on The following letter ie worthy of were cut, but suppose oe Htlekeen river, ' month«, father, mother, brother, oue slater, and Saturday at 1 o’clock. perusal by Klondike affllicted indi which is six mils away. Junuau Is town ' numerous relatives aud friends to mourn her I will not allow inyself to be undersold. I do not cut prices about nlxo of M cM innville—streets nar- lo John Killenberger, of Lebanon, vidala. The .writer is well known Gustfe had not been well since the birth of or make sjiecinl baits to delude customers, hut give them th e ir row The city Is built os w hat looks to Linn county, aged 23 years, was here as a man of veracity. her sou, aud bad borne her trials aud sflttetlous be aland slide flora the almost perpen with great fortitude aud patlenre, an.l, when money’s worth in every purchase. GO OD GOODS, L O W one of the blue jackets on the ill- R k a o w a v . Alaska. Feb. 1, 1808. dicular mountain behind IL Hero Is a abe realised tbat the end waa near, seemed per P R IC E S , F A IR T R E A T M E N T . W ith these acquirements you fated cruiser Maine, says the Ore J . <3. N iru o ia . Dayton, Or^— For tit« list or prices at Juneau: Flour 83 per fectly resigned, am i ready aud w illin g ta go. will fiud it a pleasure to do liuaiueaa with me. gon Statesman. She called her relative* around her and bid benefit of m y K londike afflicted friends 100 lb., bacon 10 to 13 eta. Ik., beans 4 litem good bye, and asked them not to weep,— Bought for cash and sold for cash or produce. Yamhill county is indebted to in old Y a m h ill, I w ill try to give an un- cts, sugar 7 cta.ooffoe 18 to 40 eta. Evap that ft waa uotbiug to die. A friend present Yours very respect ; THO S. H A LL. the elate of Oregon in the following hinaed opinion of Alaska, ns I now see it. orated goods— F ru it about lOots, pota said; No, for Jesus waa walling to receive her, amounts : Interest on state tax of together w ith a description of my expe toes 25 cts, onions 50. Clothing— Blank so aba had nothing to fear; her Savior would 189ft, 9234.04; interest on state tax rience at aea eight daya. 1 w ill say to be ets f l per lb, worxmen suits, 40 oz. 88 76 take her. Her mother seeing her make an ef fort to ta lk, got elaesr, and was fold by (iuaale of 1896, 9290.61; State lax of 1897, gin w ith , th at it was th e longest 8 days and |9, hip rubber booto, snag proof, 84. that abe waa Just asking Jesus to give her rest. of m r life, and that the 1200 milea to this ’-kw; * » ■ ’ .' ’• * ...... 619,377.98. heavy leather shoe« 84- This gives an borough is the longest 1200 miles I ever Idea what It costs to live here. Prloes Eliza E. second Daughter of J.~ ^W. Cusick, a prominent traveled. On account of the rush at Ker of Albany, Or., was in Portland the *Oregon' did not leave the a t Sxagwny arc higher. Floor 83 75, Wilson H. and Maria L. Peerv, Dayton on Tuesday visiting his w harf till after O p. m. As she backed hacon 14c, butter 40o; other things iu was born in Davis County, Mo., proportion. From Juneau hero we farad Nov. 10th, 1847 and removed nieces, Mrs. Dr. Courtney alid into the current of the W illam ette, thou an old fashioned Daxcta b illia rd . The with her family to Oregon in Dr. Clara M. Davidson. sands of people standing on the bridge, wind blew about 60 «nilcs.au ta u r. ■ 1 toil roofs and every conceivable place, cheer you It was rough on the water. This 1863, settling near Oregou City. Miss Grace Hodge of Me a I mmi - ed an en nnr jonrnoy. town is b uilt on a level piece of ground, The family remained in that sec » ill., 17 0 (0 , won 11» SJ along the HKagway river. Nearly all the tion for a few years, when they p r iio h . tho Son. buildings of logs. One house here built removed to Linn County^ where Revolution essay contest. Lea-‘ yelling Utemselves bonrae, as the pros of hewed logs, 1» said to have oost 86000. on the 21 at, of June 1867, the sub-1 ter T . Neal received honorable pective millionaire« turned th eir faces to and It Is not more than 20x30, and nl>out ject of our sketch wus married to mention. ward the land of snow and ice. 14 feet high. The tim ber Is spruce uud A. R. Logan. Three children Before diarw sing thia subject farther, cottonwood. The largest «fees aro were born to them, W illiam H., I t is now almost certain that the blowing up of the U. S. bat I desire to a a y a word or two shout the about a foot In diameter. Three wharves Martin Russell and Frank A.; tleship Maine, was caused by Fnciflc Coast Steamship Co., and partic aro aloug the water fro n t I can't tell two of whom W illiam I I . uud ularly about the steamer Oregon. In much about the place yet as I haven't Spanish treachery. There ia ac plain language— the above company is Frank A. survive the devoted bad timo to loox arouud. Soon as could tive preparations by this country operating a sxin game from atari to finish. g ofo ur baggage ashore wo commenced mother, who at 1:20 A. M. Feb. in placing ships and forts on a uiaxlDgcamp. Those who have never 24th, 1898, passed on before. Ri the aame line««. And one must be next had experience cun imagine whut that A lurgc circle of relatives aud to biniaelf or hia hide w ill adorn a waali work is. Thu wind blew 30 miles an hour many devoted friends,mourn her io lately line. T h e aforesaid company crowd as and snow and Ice all over the ground— tragic’death and remember her dryer for Lang A Co., of Port many people aboard th eir old tubs as are can't drive a tent peg— hod to aurry logs as one worthy their love and es last week contracted with the a w illin g to go, w h e th e r th e y are prepared from 80 To 100 rods to anchor TenT. teem. Her's was a life well spent named company to build two T H E R ED F R O N T D A Y T O N . to accoanusdata them or not. They do Carried brush h u lfa mile from mountain in deeds of kindness aud love. dryers for them at Portland. not cheea baggage, axeepttrnnxs. They side to sTatT a Are end place around Watson, accompanied by H say for pasaengera to identify property "TenT,- Fike of us were4 hours iu doiog Corner and son Sherwood, left There , are three little things at its ilsatlM tlo n . T h e object la If ttieh This aud l»u\c Things comforTable. This on Monday to work on the b incompetent pilots run the ship afoul of Town is wild aud wooly. A miner's which do more work than any other three little things created— they are rocas and the property is lost they can't Trial lain progress now. One mmi was '— D . A. Snyder & Co.’s new evaj beheld responsilds. O r on its arrival froxen to deaTli a few days ago TryiDg to the ant, the bee andkP«Witt’s L it tle Early Risers, the last being the here, if they d u m p itln the water, aa they cross The pass. Meu are crossing ali the orator goes up like a rocket. famou» Itttle pill« for stomach and did some last night, you have notbim; to Time. I t I s said a wagon road is nearly liver troubles. R. L. Harris. show th at you ever had baggage- Let coinple'.'ed TOThe lakes. The Tramway nearly on. The building 1 New Grocery Store P A T R O N IZ E your Home Merchant. BY DOING SO BUY Dry Goods Dress Goods* Table Lin ens, Eider Down, Muslins, Canton Flanels, Mackintoshes,(Ladies, Miss es and Gents). Boots and Shoes, and Rubber Goods,' Gents* Furnishing Goods, Clothing (Mens, Boys and Childrens), Mens’ extra Pants, Gro ceries, Crockery, etc. Get prices before going elsewhere. NICHOLS & GABRIEL, ,Mra of C. T . U Meets every two weeks a t th e hornet of the members. M iras D a i.i a B a xtb b , Pre«. .Mss. L mma S c o tt , Hoc. Sec. M r ». E m il v C . L f »W, Cor. See. arrival Wm. Clemens has sold hit farm to Chas. K. Spaulding of Newberg, for 94300. Mr. Clemens has not decided just where he will locate. F R ID A Y . IN DAYTON. ■ta A. O. U. W . W. DAYTON HERALD Office. Wheat 71 cent«. Preucliingat 11 a.in. n ext 8u ti- day, h i' the Baptist church, by up in good shape. There is as many metvat workou the build The ludies o f the W . C .T . U. ing as can work to advantage. will soon give an interesting en M r. Snyder informed us that he tertainment to the public. expected to commence drying The Sturs and Stripes floated potatoes the first of next woek. over the pork the 22d, Washing Rev. \ Hoffman of Webfoot, ton’s birthday. welil to Portland Tuesday last to Thos. H all has opened up his attend az church convention at new grocery. H e has a neat Oregon City. W hile at dinner in store ryom, and • new stock of Portland he was striven with pa ralysis and died. A telegrar groceries. sent to his son, Sami Hofl Ib i Muuts arrived here the who went to Portland Wednes first of the week from Missouri. day morning, returning in the His father. John Mauts, met his evening with hia father’s body. son whom he had never seen, in The funeral services were held Portland. in the Dayton M. E. church Miss Pen in gton. Eva Mar Thursday, conducted by Rev. L. ti njNttrim m er writes from San 8. Lee. Burial in Dayton ceme Francisco: ‘ Had a pleasant trip. tery. Have visited several wholesale The literary department of Ep houses, and am full of new ideas. worth League, are making ar T h in k my coming here has been rangementa to give a course of a good thing.* literatures during the coming year. The first of the series will The W. C. T. U. will meet at the house of the president, Miss Delia be held A pril 12th. I t is the Baxter, on Friday, February 25 aim of the League to make these literatures not ouly entertaining A ll are invited. E m ii . y C. L umm , Cor. 8ec. buteducatioual as well. The sub- jects will be varied and canuot Be Not Deeeivedl A cough, hoarseness or croup, are not to be fail to interest both old and trifled with. A dose in time of young. You will hear from us M rs . J. H . F low er , Shiloh's Cure will save you much later. 3d vice-pres. Epworth League. trouble. Hold by R. L. Harris. the pastor. C. W . Powell, Dayton, Oregon, wishes to inform thè public that he is still in business and selling drugs and medicines, fine toilet soaps, brushes, combe and per fumery and fancy toilet articles, in great variety. Also all kind of patent medicines, pills, etc. Books and stationery cheap. Oliver chilled plows are the best, —try them. Prices reduced. For sale by Mauts A Moore. A B aroain . — For sale one young half Jersey milk cow, one fine work and driving mare ; also ton buggy a n i harness. Must be Bold inside of a week or ten days. See Dr. Hwick. F or S a l e or T r a d e .— A - good work hora c ■ good for all purposes— will be sold for cash, or traded for a m ilk cow. In quire nt the Webfoot sawmill. Take your prescription to H ill’s newjdrug store to have them filled McMinnville. - One always wants a good sub stantial meal after m aking a journey. You will find the best meals at Strong's restaurant Salem. Cure that cough with Shiloh’s cure. The best Cough Cure. Re*' I ¡eves oroup promptly. One mil- lion tattle« sold last year. 40 do- hk for 25 eta. Sold by R. L. Harris. Children and adults tortured bv hums, scalds, injuries, ecxeme or skin diseases may secure instant relief by using D eW itt’s Witch Hazel Salve, f t is the great Pile remedy. R.-L. Harris. A ll o f the stock of hats at Mrs. Louisa Baxter’s m illinery store will be sold at coat. Ladies now is your time to get bargaina in Millinery. Now that the West Dayton de|»ot has been neatly and com fortably fitted up by the railroad company, another improvement lias been suggested, which is in dependent of the railroad unless they are incliued to assist. I t is that the wagon road between Dayton and the depot be graded and the ditches on each side be made ao that the water will run off, and then a good coat of good gravel spread over the road. This would be a grand improve ment, and t benefit to almost ev ery one. The road could be made perfectly level for that matter, to the far corner of Al- derman's farm aud would make a fine drive. Mias Francis E. W illard, pres ident of the W oman’s Christian Temperance Union died shortly after midnight, Feb. 18, from ef- fectsof la grippe. She ws also founder, and for 4 years president of the W erld’s W. C. T . U., and was the best known woman in America. Much more than a national chacpctet, Miss W illard is a figure in history. Posterity will remember her with gratitude as one who lived for the race. People all over the world w ill feel her loss, for Miss W illard oc cupied a position which can nev er he filled. The good work will go on, but lose of her advice as a leader will be deeply felt. In her death the cause of temper ance loses its most earnest, active and able champion, and human ity the world over, a devoted friend. To the women who have wrought for years with hdBlife- work, death comes as a cru<tiug checxed lir the Transfer Company. This costa a trifle, bnt aaveSannoTance. Y am h ill eoantv farm ers furnish betteT ac commodations and more ‘grub' to (heir hogs than the steamer Oregon does to passengers. I dislixe to make such an assertion, os I realise th at I w ill be rld- icult^L t a t I want to sliow it as it is. Far» in the steerage, whloh is where the m ajority of those coming here ride, amis something like th is : BreskissL-Jm -d tack, stowed o hjsh ery isatasd of coffee. D ian er—hard tack7ataw# ao coffee. Sup per—fM a to e i, baiM dw telktb*>M k«toon, bread, tea. If , th a t dose waa o o lt clean — lint don’t mention i t There wasn’t a drop of water on board the first day; water was taken on at Astoria: ran short after th ird day, ao one I k to ly got water to d rin k , to aav nothing about washing. I th in k 1 a'aahed m r face once on beard, ami then because I had turnod aaibor aw blue and washed w ith the sailors. Tli« employees were the rotteneet outfit on e a rth ; they sold anything on board. I cito one case: T h e Stewart in the en- oineer’s mees fed 3 tables, 15 at a table, 3 times a day, a t 25 cents a meal, Which amounts to nearly 83-> per day. That's but one steal from the Com pany; there were more near as «rent. I want to say th at the Captain is a oentleman, but out- ai<lc of him and a few others, they are skinners, in the employ of a snide com pany In crossing (he bar at the mouth of the Columbia river, many people were sick. Any one who has ever been at sen knows what that means, and can imagine what the decks of a ship would be lik e with nearly (100 people on board. Kapecially if the decks were not washed for 3 days. T h a t’s how things were on board the O r egon : and they would nodoubt have ran ■ tinneil the same wax had not passengers, in a boily. ma<le g 4 i c k ’ to the captain. T h e fact ia, there waa not men enough to <lo the work. M any uoaaengera worked in various ways to keep things moving. W hen the people of the wrecked steamer Corona were picked up, the boata were manned by men from Columbia river fishing fleet. Of course, they were man. ned by sailors as tar aa they w ent; but tl^ r e wasn’t enough, so passengers vol unteered assistance. After rounding Cape Flattery the inland passage was taken, which is the most re in ark r bis body of water it has been my fortune to sen. I t reminds one a cow path through the mountains. In places It is so narrow th at a stone could'be thrown on either shore from a steam er’s deck. Speaking oi mountains calls to mind th e fact th at I have seen nothing but mountain« since leaving Vancouvor Island. T h e whole territory oi Alaska, as far as I have seen, is a mass of moun tain a They are not as our const range, but every one of them is a M t. Hood; per petual anow crowning th e ir tops. I have seen W ill Cain and yeung O liver; They aro well, but diaeouraged. They are out of em plo ym en t They have a cabin completed to the evesr I eouldu't stop w ith them only a minute. They the best known remedy for croup and all lung and bronchial troubles. «-ere pleased to eee me. There appears R L Harris. to be but little doing here uow. I would say to a y frieuda, do uot be in e linrry Io come. From ell •(•counts, 1 a u elx week« ahead o( time. I w ill write again u eoon Oe.1 become better pooled. W bal I do reinaine to be eeen. We ere lying IB samp tor a few dajre reeling, after being Bsorty equaeeed todsatii o u th e ' bad enough •< the eteri, bar the Corona’e paeecngere, It was simply awful. Men slept every where—thero wee not elsndins rJOm. A ny one naming here can outilt cheeper • t Juneau than they cen k t Portland,, and eave trouble. I th in k they should bring e lehr.' Tito get up here aud you know what's wanted, while in the states Ils a ll im agination, and buiiness men load you down w ith a lot of stair which w ill be thrown sway up hers. I am not sure but one can do about • • well at Hkagway as st Junean. They don’t carry as large a stock here ss at Juneau. I don’t believe those dogs from the states w ill be of any use. Dog» b id better be bought from Indians. I t Is a herd proposi tion to ship horses hers in the hold oi a ship. They g.M so warm, and when taken ashore be come chilled throneh. I sot comfortably ramped. To make furniture and s sled; sleds are almost s t necessary here as grub. I understand thstTSl people who came up on th e Oregon, have had all the Klondike that they want, and w ill re turn as soon as possible. I could have bought severs! outfits w hile yet at sea. Home became disgusted by looking at the snow-capped moun tains. - This town has Just as many 'Mt, Hoods' as esn be cotmted. The .town 1« not far Item tim ber Hue either. The pass Is «ip through tbs timber, and its direction, further than a m ile, oan only be guesaee at. I write to-ywu ao that all who want to learn my vlew ao l the Alaska proposition w ill have a better chance to read it, and if Mr Conover wants to publish It let him do ao. I h a /e not exaggerated in anyjpar- tlcular, and I want my friends Io consider be fore they Jump; «a they w ill find It easlcrto dig gold around s goof fire in some store in Oregon, than on the K londike. I expect to be leached • t for w riting sa I do. sad It w ill be m id that I •m home sick and have the 'M ass;' yon may say whs*, you piense. I believe t b it I am well enough known that ray friends w ill believe what I have wrote, and told It as I have found ft. I say ugain, don’t be In hurry to come bore, there Is plenty of tim e. Men with moderate means and happy homes, had better stay with them. I f you com* leave yonr woman and babies at home. I would feel that I deserved hanging were I Instrum ental In any way Iu bringing women and ch ildren hove. W ith best wishes fo r.a il» I am your fellow cltlsens. T . F .C A V O M U N . O. R. A N. steamer Modoc runs tri-weekly between Portland and Dayton, touching at all intermedi ate landings. Leaves Dayton Mon days Wednesdays and Fridays at 7 a. m. for Portland.^. Leaves Port land Tuesdays^’Turedays and Sat urdays at 7 s? m. for Dayton. Shiloh’s Consumption Cure cures where others fail. I t is the leading Cough Cure, and no home should be without it. Pleasant to take and goes right to the spot. Sold by R. L. Harris. Gnato Z. Spangle, st the Dayton F ifth day out the wrecked steamer ‘Co barber shop, and get a smooth rona’ was sighted. W e lost 24 hours pick- shave or your hair trimmed in the ¡ng up h er paaaengera T hey » e re i n - ’ style. deed a sorry lot—qnite a number of worn- i en and twoam all babies- I will say here, that if a man lias a « iie or children, he better leave them at home, aa thia ia no place for them , I eee that Junean papers in giving an account of the wreck, any that it occurred in a blinding snow storm . Act ording to th e talk of nearly 300 psss s i- gera, there wee nothing of the kind. I t occurred jost after daylight oa a d ear day. T h e pilot evidently mistook tl»e channel— saw hie mistake and attempted to c e t across the point of Lewis Island, w ith the result th at th e steamer’s bow lays high and d ry oa a rock—headed d i rect for th e island. Paseengera say all sved 1 W e are paying particular atten tion to our N ew s Department and would be pleased to receive your order for any book or periodical Whooping eough is tl e most dis printed. tressing malady; but its duration can be cut short by the use of One R. L. HARRIS, Minute Cough Cure, which is also ... . ................ - BIDS W A N T E D , Mealed bids w ill Ire received bv the County Clerk of Y am hill County, up to March 10th. 1808, at I o'clock p in.: for tarnishing lumlrer to the several road districts nf Y am h ill County, in wagon iieji ordered by the road su- load lots when ti,fs lobe furnished for bridges let by con tract. Bids to Ire opened io court roam of county court at 1 o'clock p, m .,o n March 10th, 18M- T li" right to reject any and all bids is *** C. E. D V K K N F IK L D . Frank Sherwood was down town to day, the first time since he had his tussle with cholera inorbus. He says he drove thirty miles after he whs taken, and never came bo near dying in hie life. After this when nue oat in the oountry be will ta e a tattle of Chamtarlain’j Colie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem edy with him.— Missouri Valley (Iow a) Times. For sale by R. L Harris, druggist. Druggist, Bookseller and Stationer. “GOLD M IN IN G ” The Gold H ill Prospecting find Mine Development Company for the purpose of prosecuting work on Gold properties already discov ered and for the imrjfose of outitting 3 prospecting parties iiH lio spring for the K L O N D IK E have opened their hooks for the subscription of 1200 shares of thflh coinpaey stoex. Suhsdription can be made through the Preaiden of the company uj»on paying 5 per cent of face value of stoek, or We are anxious to do a little good through the Seandinavian-Americaii Bank, Tacoma, Washington. in this world and can think of no The opportunity to obtain an intrest in the woderful pleAsnnter or better way to d o jt than by recommending One M in ute Cough Cure as a preventive of pneumonia, consumption and other made and to 4»e made, in Alaska is hereby offered on a plan that is serious lung troubles that follow sure to bring enormous returns to „all persistent investors. Cash neglected colds. R. L. Harris. 95.00 for each share desired must accompany the application for G old D isco v eries • Ladies, Take the Best. I f you subscription. Address, Gout Hn.i. PBosrKCTiNo A M ine D kvkuipmknt C o ., are troubled with constipation, sal Tacoma, Washington. low skin, and a tired feeling, take K arl’s Clover Tea, it is pleasant to take. Sold by R. L. Harris. Stop that cough ! Take warning. I t may lead to consumption. A 25c. bottle of Shiloh’s Cure may save your life. Sold by R. L. Harris. Go to Ixiuisfl Baxter’s when buying m illinery. She has the latest styles. The NEW SHOE STORE, M c M i n n v i l l e , o r . W ill carry the celebrated Gotsian Boots and Himes for Winter wear. Goodyear Rubbers and Boots, Macdin- toshes and Umbrellas K arl’s Clover Root Tea is a pleas ant laxative. Regulates the bow els, purifies the blood. Clears the complexion. Easy to make and pleasant to take. 2ft cts. Sold by R. L Harris. K L O N D IK E K A T A K IS M The best lumber for building pur To every one going to the new gold fields. poses is to ta found at Jones A Adams McMinnville. A B O O N - A B L E S S IN G . R e p ic t io n .— 1 have reduced 150 the price of shoeing as follows: tractical questions answered, not New shoes for span of horses, >y guess work— not by stay-at- 93; single horse 91.50. homes— but by ex,»erirnee, that G ko . H. W est hr f ie l d . has been there— lived there— worked there— and is new going back there, to get I R IC H IT S telling when to start^-how much it will cost— what to take-^-Jinw to go— how to live— how Io keep well-r-what to do when sick— where to go there— how to pros pect— how to mine there, and C A R E . much more. IT IS A TREASIY AN A IKASNE. USEFUL KNOW LEDGF F<»ft 1YKBVMMODY, NECESSARY KNOW LEDG E FOR WPB “TACI. I W B A B 8 M . EXPERT SALEM , O P T IC IA N . - ÖBBOON 31« Comnierotai St, 2-1 door north at Foat OOoe. Second E dition. 32 Pages, 18x121-2 inches A general review of the advances and improvemunta made in I he leading branches of firm imluatry during the last half century. Special article« by Uro tael agri cultural writers, mi topics which they have made their life sindy. Illustrations of old faeliioii«*<l ii»»- A vsat amount of practical infor mation. A valuable aid to farmers who «Ie- sire to «liiniilate prodin-lioii nn«l profit. Extremely interesting and io- stuctive. our is ceiis a con, h-11 Send four order to ¿L, T H E IIK R A L D , ‘ D a y to n . O regon. Its material has never before For coosl i | mt inn la k e K a r l’» ImeiT published— it is privately printed— can only be had by Clovey Root T a , the greul BI imm I sending to E. S t e in b a c h , Taco Purifier. Cure« Iieada«.be. nervoo« tie««, eruptlMii« « hi flu- face. nn«l mo, Wg8 ).,und enclosing 25c. Refer to any hank Tfic attovo book containing valuable — Information and bow to caro for Uro ¡d e u c e A f g o o d " f a i t l l . eye, sent free on application 6 HAILES H. HUBEI, 0 . 1. Publislied.by Now York Trihunw. plem enta. The Eye ATs’ I ) “50 YEARS’ IIPR0YEIE1IT OTARIHG,’' here for cv- makes Ibe bead clear as s ta ll. Koldjhy llu r r i« Skin Don't annoy others by vour For flie speedy and permanent cure n t coughing, and risk your life bv neg ca ll rheum and ecsema. Cham lecting a cold. One Minute Cough berUin’a Eye Skin Ointment ia Cure cure« coughs, colds, croup,. without sn eqaal I t relieve« the Itch • grippe and alj throat and lung Ing and am arting almost Instantly and Its continued nse effect« a permanent troubles. R. L. Harris. eure. I t also curo« itch, h a rta r'« Itch , We treat our customers «1 alike; no partiality shown. We i try to make you all good looxing. ocald head, sore nipple«, itching pile«, chapped hand«, chronic sore eye« au d • g ran u lato i Ude.