Dayton herald., April 08, 1898, Image 4

DATTO K. HERALD
R ea » T his .—-We now offer thei
D utton H erald , with, tbe New
York Weekly Tribune end ‘Fifty
Years’ Improvements in Farming,’
for $1,30. This is a great offer.
The Tribune is ; one of the leading
newspapers of the country, and is
an excellent paper for tbe home ; by
subscribing for it with the H erald
you get tbe home and general news
of the day st very little cos«. ‘Fifty
Years’ Improvements in Farming’
shows the great improvements made
in farming within tbe past fifty
years, gives much useful .informa­
tion. Take advantage of this offer
to get news and reading matter for
a year cheep, Wore it is too late.
Thia offer is only made for a short
time.
An improvement in bueiheeeis
189« apparent In the city, and business
men sppreclate it.
The state republican convention
pourt business is rather slack
meets in Astoria T ursday, April
14th. The first congressional dis this term. Litigatiion, which iaone
TO THE
trict convention meets in Eugene of the certain signs of good times,
is tuiniM.
Monday, April 11th
It is understood thst James Mc­
VE8 THE CHOICE OF
A worn «mt faitu means ruin for Cain, our new postmaster, will
TRANSCONTINENTAL
assume
the
duties
of
the
office
about
the owner, misery for his family,
and starvation for the lira stock. the middle of April. ,
Modern methods decrease expense,
Early onions and radishes grown
lessen labor, increase crops, pay off nesr town, are on the market Cab­
mortgages, make substantial bank bages of rather indifferent quality,
accounts and change a life of probably from hot houses on sale.
drudgery to one of comparative
Judge Galloway is making ar­
ease and comfort. If you like the rangements to put up a fruit dryer
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picture, read advertisement of on his fruit farm west of town
He
s
NE. SALT LAKE
‘Fifty Years' Improvements in will have it ready for this season’s
CLUB
OFFERS.
DENVER,
LI8
MIN
crop.
*
We
here
give
a
few
of
the
club
0 M A HA
ST. UL
M. B. Hendrix will put up a can­
Southern writers and econo­ nery
on his place near Wheatland combinations that we offer with the
AMD
mists continue to urge a diversi­ am
com mence the work of H erald ,
fication of industries in that sec­ construction in time to can cherries HEBALD and New York Tribune CHI GO
KANSAS CITY
tion under the stimulus given by and other fruits.
(Weekly) one year .$1 25
and Silver Nnightr
the new protective tariff. The J. D. Kennedy is moving his
WEST RATES Vo ALL
Watchman..
EASTERN CITIES.
GO
Charleston News and Courier in stock of goods away from McMinn­
McCall’s Magazine 1
a recent issue calls attention to ville. The room vacated will he
Steam Modoc leaves Dayton for
Word and Works
the fact that although the South occupied by Asa McKern with a
tlaud and way landings,
including
Almanac
1 70
Mondays, Wednesdays
Creduced more than-11,000,000 stock of boots and genu’ furnish-I
Tbrice-A- Week
and Fridays.
ales of cotton last year, it did ing goods.
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hot raise enough foods and pro­ Psrents should encoursge their
Cincinnati Enquirer11 25
EAN STEAMERS:
vision crops to support its own children in the cultivation of flow-|
Frank Leslie’s
ere
and
vegetable*
and
planting
of
population six months, and has
Weekly.
. 3 (X) ORION. GEO. W. ELDER
been buying corn, hay and wheat trees. No lover of flowers is apt
AND
to have a bad heart or debasing
Persons troubled with rheuma­
Tn the West, and concludes that taeles.
^TY OF TOPEKA
Trees are both ornamental tism, dyspepsia, diseases of atom
the producers of that section and useful, and the habit of indus­
■®h> ¿¡ver and kidneys, shouk
Lot* Portland every five day* for
ought to follow tire example of try is invaluable.
ta e Northup’s preparation for th
those now engaged in the enter­
above mentioned troubles. It
AIBKA POINTS.
prise of diversifying industries
The people of this country ex­ highly recommended by many wh
UCEAN STEAMERS
which have been so greatly en press different opinions as to the has given jt a I rial.' We refer to an
EVERY 5 DAYS
courged iu that aectian since the trouble between Spain and the instance right here at home, when LEAVÍPORTLAND
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enactment of the Dlngley law. United States. Many who, per­ it effected a core of an acute case o
haps, would join the army should । rheumatism, that of Charles Wool
It is generally supposed thst sla­ there be war, are now earnestly' worth of Dayton. For sale at thi
very is extinct in this country, but protesting against war. They! office.
Stem re monthly from Portland
to read the fullowing item it would
express it that ‘war is hell.’ A | Whooping cough is t! e moat dis­ to 5 cohotaa and Hong Kong
appear that there are those wbo are
tressing malady; but ita duration in co lection with O. R. and N. .
fet slaves. A dispatch dated West prominent wuinan along with al1
can
be cut abort by the use of One
Forili Information call onO. R. A
long
list
of
other
women,
sends
j
'
alm Beach, Ga., Jan. 6, says 400
Minute Cough Cure, which is alao N. A) it, Dayton, Ore.
to..Presideilt
McKinley
a
protest
L
state convicts, both while and black
Ou ddkebb :
the beat known remedy for croup
were let out st guption to day under against war. Another woman .
W. H. HURLBURT,
nnd all lung and bronchial troubles.
a 4 years’ lease. lAn exchange says who had a son blown up on the
. Oen’l F***. Agent,
R L Harris
L
FORTIGNO: OR.
there were 40 women, the rest being baitlesldp Maine,writes . le Pres­
I dwell , C aklill A C o .,
men and boys. Most of whom were ident declaring for war; saying i /CANADIAN
Jen’i Agt»., Noi. Pac. 8. 8. Co.,
half starved and emaciated by ill­
Portland, Ore.
thatshe has another son on board |
p a G l c i r d v
ness. They were massed in the one of our battleships, and he
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• public square, where they were sold
EhST AND SOUTH
for the benefit of the state. Being is liable at anytime to meet the
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same
fate
of
his
brother,
butthat
Without a bite to eat during the
j Shasta
Route
whole day. By the rough handling she would give their.lives for the
of intending purchasers, some of honor of their country, and
OF THZ
•«
the weak half starved convicts fell those who are fighting for liberty
down, and the guards prodded them and who are being cruelly
The Only Trancontinental
until they got up. The convicts starved.
I pre*« Train« Leave Portland Dally.
-ÊAVK.
ARRIVE
were really a wretched lot of half
Ronte Running Through
Forth id .
6:00 p m I S«n Fraiictákiúí f» a m
starved human beings. The de-
Trains From
E loped .—A * man in northern
Suu b tu >i«co 8:00pin ] Portland..... ,<>M uip
v
scription given of Hie scene is one New York claims his wife eloped
Abov* traina atop at all atatlona between
I’ortlaid, »aleni: Turner, Marion, JeOt-raon,
thst would srouse sympathies of with Vick’s Gardei>- and Floral
Alba«) Taiiüeiit.-Shedda, Hxlaey, Harrlabur*.
of nil who care for the well-being of Guide. He says: 'The Guide beat*
June inn City, Eugene. Cottage Grove, Iiralna,
.... ;
Oaklakd, and all atationa from Roaebur* to
' their fellow-men, almost as much tbe band all right this trip; it is
Aahliud Incluaive.
as does the pictures of starving not only a daisy but a whole floral
Roseburg Mail Daily.
LEAVE.
AKRIVE.
yt
Cubans.
garden. My wife eloped with it | FIRST-CLASS mn BOSTON,
8:90 A M I Roaebur*,
.ft;20 P-M
after dinner and did not return un SLEEPERS A III MONTREAL, Portland
Koaibur*
,30 A M I EorUamf..
4 AO PM
The contrast between labor til tea time.’ This elegant cata iTOURIST
TORONTO,
DINING CARSON OGDON ROUTE.
emditions in Europe and in the logue, the beet issued by the Vicks | SLEEPERS.
MINNEAPOLIS
Pullman Buffet-Sleepers and Secund
United States under its protec- in 49 years, containing full descrip­
and ST. PAUL
Glass Sleeping Cars attached
to all Through Trains.
t ve tariff is pointed out in a re- tions and directions for planting,
WITHOUT
CHANGE.
illustration* of cactus
c.’iil rejK>rt iron» Switzerland by colored
is*, nasturtium, sweetpeas, i, tuber-
»uwi-
Consul-General
Dubois, who Qua begonias, daybreak aster and
Portlxnd, Iv 7^0 am Corvalllx, Iv ¡M n m
shows th? average wages of car­ golden day lily, and many half Through tickets to all points East Curvxllix, xr 12:16 p m Portland, ar S:ft0 p m
penters and joiners in Europe tones from photographs. Every­ and Southeast at lowest rates.
M<MI NNVILLE EXPRESS,
(Dally, except Sunday,)
t > be 80 cents a day against $2.37 thing any onecan possibly want for
For pamphlets and all informa­ Portland, lvf:SOp m lfcMlnnville.lv ft-Mam
McMinn,
er
7:80 put Portland via , m
i i the United States, and says the garden in way of seeds, plants, tion, call on or address,
Ide|>eiidence, nr 8:»p m Independ’e Ir 4 /i0 a m
that as a result those of Europe etc , can be found in Vick’s Garden
B W. GREER. ASent, .
YAMHILL DIVISION,
are compelled to live cheaply, and Floral Guide, which will lie
146 Third St. Portland) Ore.
Arlie Mall (Tri-Weekiy.)
mailed
free
upon
application.
Ad
­
^heir chief food being bread and
Portland Iv 0:40 a m Airlie Iv 7:1» a tn
Wert Dayton, 1 v 1 ;2fi p m Wert Dav I v 11:1ft a m
potatoes, seldom using meat, liv­ dress James Vick’s Sons, Roches­ E. J. COYLE, Diet. Pas. Agt.,
Alrlle, nr R10 p m Portland, ar3:0Apm
ter, N. Y.
Vancouver, B C.
FRIDAY.
I
APRIL
8,
Thé Klondike
BICYCLE LANTERN
Is the Winner for *98*
IT
OHm
NOR RS HI, - SHORT LIVE
SAt
SOO flCIJK Illi
FRANCISCO.
SOI! HERX PACIFIC COMPANY
PACIFIC TO ATLANTIC
ing in tenement houses and in ev­
ery way less comfortably sup
The American Human Educa­
plied than those of the United tion Society, representing over
States. Locomotive firemen in 30,000 ‘Bands of Mercy,’ hereby
Europe, he says, eonsider them­ earnestly asks every clergyman
selves wel paid if their earnings in America to pray in home and Cured
amount to $22 per month. The in his pulptt the Almighty to
journeyman tailor in Centra save our nation from the curse of
Europe gets only $5 for 65 hours’ war—and that union prayer | .
work, while his Tellow-workman meetings be held so far ns possi­
in tha United States gets $12 for ble in all churches for the same
«0 hours’ work. * For all foods purpose. If this is faithfully
purchased in Europe, laborers done we will ave no war.—Geo.
there must pay as much and fre­ T. Angell, President.
quently more than American
workmen pay for the sams kind
Rbematisin Cured.
and quality in this country.
SHERIDAN PASSENGER,
(Dally except Sunday.)
Sadie Steward
1-
, OF KINGSTON, N. V.
of Spasms by Dr. Milss‘ Nsrvlns.
My wife has used Chamberlain’s
A P ractical A matbub E ntkb - ’sin Balm, for rheumatism with
’ taixmknt .—How to have a church great relief, and I can recommend
entertainment that may be a mean* it as a splendid liniment for rheu
of profit to the treasury, and matiem and otheer household use
at the same time, of some artistic or which we have found it valu­
I
dance and epilepsy that Dr. Mlles*
and educational value to a congre­ able.—W J Cuyler, Red Creek, N Y. * Restorative Nervine has cured, would
Mr. Cuyler is one of the leading alone give this great remedy wide reputa­
gation, is oue of the most puzzling
question* that women church-work­ merchants of thi« village and one tion. Mrs. Walter A. Steward, 773 Broadway,
Kingston, N. T« says March A IMBt “in 1893,
ers are continually obliged to face. of the most prominent men in this while on a visit to friends our little girl was
Entertainment must be popular in vicinity.—W G Phippin, editor Red taken with spasms. Wo hastened home to
order to be profitable, and equally it »reek Herald. For sale by R L.’ our family physician. He did all he could
but failed. We called
must be profitable in order to be Isrris. druggist.
several physicians but
popular. It must be attractive
the spasms continued,
without being frivilolou*,and inter­ i
her tongue became
Dreadfully Nervous.
partially
paralysed
esting without seeming to leach.
and the doctors said
G
ents
:
—
I
was
dreadfully
nervou*
Space and expense must also be
she would never talk
considered, ns well a* the working and for relief took your Karl’s Clo
again. Night and day
ver
Root
Tea.
It
quieted
my
nerves
we watched the poor
capacity of the congregation. A
and
strengthened
my
whole
nervous
Iitti«
sufferer
and
tried every remedy we
tn os I popular method of meeting
saw advertised tor such cases but got no re­
th#ih) various requirements has been system. I was troubled with con­ lief. We began giving Dr.. Mlles’ Nervine,
devised this past winter by the stipation,'kidney and bowel trouble. and after taking tour bottles she was run­
yoifng women of one of the largest Your Tea soon cleansed my system ning about as well and happy as ever."
Dr. Mlles* Remedies are sold by all drug­
New York churches. Their plan eo thoroughly that I rapidly re­
gists under a positive guarantee, first bottle
ha* been to have a series of 'eken- gained health and strength. Mrs. benefits or money refunded. Book on Heart
Ings with artists,’ a plan at once so 8. A Sweet, Hartford, Conn. Sold and Nerves sent free to all applicants.
DR. MILES M edical co.. Elkhart Ind.
simple, eo interesting, and so easily by R. L Harris.
carried out that the marvel ia not
I was reading an advertisement
how to do it, but why it has not
What Dr. A. K. Salter Says.
been done long ago. The artists of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholers
B uffalo , N. Y.—Gents:—From
ehosen by the New York girls we-e and Diarrhoea Remedy in the Wor­
my personal knowledge, gained in
Abbey. Gibson, Millet, Boutet de cester Enterprise recently, which
observing the effect of your Shiloh’k
Monvel.and Alma-T><dema, the last leads me to write this. I can truth­
Cure in cases of advanced consump­
fully
say
I
never
used
any
remedy
being the moet signal success of the
tion-1 am prepared to say it is the
equal
to
it
for
colic
and
diarrhoea.
season.^Prbm ‘An Evening with
most remarKable remedy that has
I
have
never
had
to
use
more
than
Alina-Tadetns,’ in Demorest’s Fsiu-.
ever
been brought to my attention.
on* or two doses to cure the worst
Uy Magazine fur April.
case with myself or children.—W It has certainly saved many from
consumption. Sold by R. L. Harris
Dijfon's Hair Tonic ia reoom- A Stroud, Popomoke City, Md
For
sals
by
R.
L.
Harris,
druggieL
There are three little things
mended as au excellent tonic for
Go to Louisa Baxter’s when which do more work than any other
the haifn It promotes the growth
of the heir, restores tbe hair to its buying millinery. She has the three little things created—they are
the ant, the bee and DeWitt’s Lit­
natural color, and removes dan­ latest styles.
tle Early Risers, the last being the
druff. Free iroiu leads and dyes,
After years of untold suffering
and a purely vegetable compound. from piles, B. W. Pursell of KpH- famous Ittlle pills fnr stomach and
Jiveitroubleo. R. L. Harris.
For sale by Mrs. Iiooisa Baxter.
Karl’s CtoVer Root Tea, for con-
atipation it’s the best, and if after
using it you don’-t any so, return the
packag'^ind get your money. Sold
i
zel Salve. Skin diaeages such as
< eczema, rash pimples and obstinate
sores
are readily cured by Ibis fa­
i
mous remedy. B, L. Hsrns.
R eduction .—! have reduced
the price of shoeing ns follows:
New shoes for span of horses,
*3; single horse $1.50,
Gxo. H. W kstehfield .
Portland, iv 4:80 p m Sheridan. Iv « 20 a m
Went Dayton lv«:2S p m Wert D*y iv 7:87 a m
Sheridan ar 7:40 p tn Portland ar 9:30 n m
^ Direct connection at Han Fran Francieco with
Occidental and Oriental and Pacific mail rtenUt­
ah p llnea for JAPAX and CHINA. Hailin*
datea on application.
Katea and Ticket« to Matern point« «nd
Eurcpe. Al«o Japan, China, Honolulu and
Anxtrella. can be obtained from R. I.. HARRIS,
A*eut, Dayton.
C H. MARKHAM,
Gcu F. A P. A. Portland, Or.
R. KOEHLER. Manacer:
Oregon Central
EASTI1M I. 1 CO,
YAQUINA BAY ROUTE.
Counectlng at Yaquina I lay with
San Francisco and Yaquina Bay
Steamship Company’s
W “FARROLAN’
I* well made anD beautifully Sniakeo ineiekei.
PRICE POSTPAID, $2^5.
beauty ‘Light Weight, fl 00.
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Manufactured by THE E. P. BRECKENBIDGE CO . T«M*.
IT IS A FACT!
That the beat lumber in tbe market will be found at
JONES & ADAMS, McMinnville
Their figura« genmUy raenre the
Bare a fall Ida« af
Palate Oil« * Muiltesa*
^aidwataa Sa«K Heras*
Before building call on them and get prices, which are the lows
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STEAMERS
ALTONA AND RAMONA
Leave* Portland st the foot of Taylor
street, daily alternate days (except8uw-
days). at 6 o’clock a. n>. Returning,
leaves Iudc|M*ndence st 6 :3Oa. m„ Salem
7:45 a. ni. Cheap rates and quick time.
WONDERFUL
CureoiChronicDiseases
he
vita memuixbco „|
T T aco ^ ib .
cEi.KBRAnn
W>Mih.. tell atMHit their ltre«t sue-
ceaxand h w they ran cure yon.
Having • Byatem ot medicine* fonndeS on ,
«rent dtacoverica nt eminent arlential*. demon
atratln* the lact that every diaeaae ha* aa anti .
dote and that If their aperiBe* are need •eroed
Ina to dlrcctlona thev nearly alwaya enre.
Hheir re med I ex bavin* completely reatured to
health eo many tliouxanda oi MWeria* hnman-
Ity. they abaolutely i-naraale« a enra ia all
caaee- each ae Morphine and Oplnm Habita,
Dninkenne* dud Toba<-cu Habit, Urer Diaeaae
Jaundice, Hal* Khenm, Tellow KI tehee. Hex-
plea. (lartralattla, tlaxtrle Debility of Moaaach.
Ityapepxla. Chronic < oiirtlpation. Kidney die-
eaM-a, xnch ax Bright'x diwaee. <'.Hntearire
Rlood trouble», Dropaical xwelHe**. Cryxtal
Itex, Dlabetex.Chronic Kheemariees— m aaav
ter how Ion* *tandlii<. Nenral*!a, Goat. Arth
ma. Bronehltia, latlrlppe, Indlrerthm. Ca­
tarrh In nil forma. Hay Ferer. dUeaaea depand­
in* on the brain, Virtl*n, debilltatln* liiaa t a.
linpotency, Nervona proof ration, Paralyaia Fain
in the back, weakneca of the llmha. Inaomnla
t.aaxltude, I'ilea in all from*. Cold* and Cnmp.
blood dlacaaca of every kind and natal«. M-
elmlln* Hcrolula. Hipdlaeaaee. White »wellie*.
Fever Korea, Gnrvature of the Spine. Kh-ketn.
akin diaeaae*. Syphilitic poieonln*. Chronic
Dlnrrhoe, Headnehe. Ac. All Female com
pUliitathe Female Regnlrtin* Tablet! end Ve
Rinal Conca alwavr do thrir work aafely end
8*fl* from Yaquina every 8 day* foi
San Francisco, Coo* Hay, I’ort Orford,
Trinidad and Humbolt Bay.
Passenger accommodations unsnrpnM-
ed. Shorteat route between the Willam­ «ribinx
am 4 they will »end yon free
ette Valley and California.
direction* rm to what remedy to nee, or if yon
Fare from Albany and point* west, to enrloae 11 00 they will wend ton a month's
treatment Adapted to yonr nertirular east. and
San Francisco
they will guarantee* cure if their di reef low
Cabin ..
•re
followed?
«1C 00
These remedies are nearly all in tablet form,
Steerage
. 0 00 easy
to take and contain no alcohol to injure
Round trip good for 60 <hys, |17.
the Byitem. Address, VITA MKD1C1NK COM-
PAN y * Tncoma, Washington.
To ’Coos B ay and P ort O rforo .
Cabin........................................................ 00
Steerage...................................
6 00 THE GREATEST BOOK OT TU AH!
To H umboldt B ay .
ShMldte la Enry I nn aai Utaqt
Cabin...
tio 00
Steerage............................................. 7 00
R iver Drviaiux,—Steamer Albanv be­ TUI M’S BINI BtN|
tween Portland and Corvallis, through
without lay-over. Leaves Weglon 12:10
p. rp. Tuesdays, Tlmrsdnya and Satur-
daya; leavea Portland Yamhill at. dekk, Rev_____ _ ____
(■ I Bar;. Chicago. Di
6:00a. m. Sunday* Wednesdays and Fri­ He
F.KS. ptoM orditoi
^■s/H AËto b íx.
day*.
EDWIN STONE, Manager.
J. C. MAYO, T. F. A P. A.;
Supi. River Div.
EMPLOYMENT.
The Marsh Mfg. Co ,356 W. take
St., Chicago, are supplying agents
with the celebrated Mat*h Heading
Stand and Revolving Book Case
combined, un which they are net­
ting $4 and upward per day. There
is now no good reason *hv anyone
able and willing to work dannot be
profitably employed. The St*nd
recommends itself and comes with­
in ths reach of nearly all. Address
Company as above.’ Sample may
be seen st this office. They wifi
inf kc you an offer you will readily
accept.
»■ the W»Mo Hutf. «U».
»«m w
Ladies, Take the Beet. If yoo
are troubled with constipation, sal­
low akin, and a tired feeling, take
Karl’s Clover Tea, it is pleasant to
take. Sold by R L. Harris.
K:pan< Tabules cure nati
UPAK
SHOP.
EO. HOFF.
.
McMIXXVILLE, . - ORE'-O
CABI?Ç ir.T WOK
Umbrellas«
a
M c M innville
Answer
Steam Laundry
WM. LAMBERT, Procter.
Question
Askit.
Standard
American
Annual
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