Oregon Exchange Assi
PROPERn ijR
Buford Clipper Plows,
of all sizes. When buying give us a
call We have a good plow, and sell
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sat I
4 4f-l00 acre« in Flelcher'«»ii
I
Dsyton, Or. One-thitd "an ,dJlU<fo
IK acres in the Jlnest
county, free of Bnv ine#BlV«
deed for Mme.
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“"‘•»tw
S acres within' »„ mile of j
2 acres in sm.il fruits, balane«^.^
apples and cherries; can IJ 1 1
*100 per year. F mm » o
»’Wat,
No. 4. ‘J lot® Wxl20,
{¡y b"rn’ '
ih
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»J500.
B’plncotl
Arrangement« are being mad» hv
Mr. Allen of Newberg, who has the
Salem cannery and evaporator
Ma/ed, to operat^ the cannery thia
JONES > ADAMS. McMinnville,
charnel »bip in ht»<lrMiuuÍR wwvü»-.,
M be told it to me
111» return
to Stabil p>en.% tut
ft fo- mins» nt»
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D ayton , Or., Dee. 14. 1W8.
P ibushek D ayton UaaALir—
In your issue of las. week I
noticed that the town recorvl had
made a fearful turmoil with the
saloon Methodists
Ordinance No. XH is called a
* “Notorious Onlinance,” *-was me oith staring «ye» »nit flWIan
riiilruaded to a second reading,” jaw. The femt confo«! rife ifentto
way» and blia^xE my gae-ags ’Tmn
notwithstanding bis, (Exoa'a) rtaferaom to-eabtn. Ehmfemelbn««
vigorous kick
Instead of nttt- my w«y thmugh Them, an- ynu.Ai>
ii/g the facte sH up in the evi-’ in a cvowdl WRufe E 1—iiimji .«■,, ■
«Ifeiue of the town mwd, he t«**ted ma and broken Qmfem
V rushes into a personal contro- they braehed agmiue my
Tersy, and uses language, per ’
haps, learned around licensed i-l hands, a» if they sought, ’utoi
SKloonp, or saloons which had. m the tala of rhe dieetfotr I .iftnn
fcwt ne pre«- ritoe- -~r-' n 1 w^jii
furnished money to ran the
my exaiwuMrHMto of rim inferior <1?
town, 'ffe is more than proud
ihe wreck. 1 bit hiur a UBK man. m
Of his vote, for had the ordi command at rife fend Fw.m ow
vs
nance passe«! “we would not now
have a charter that will forever
keep the so I orfe ouL” Now, as
to the facts of the charter mat
ter: One Pillman, and Hume, a i «des of the vessel. bur it tumfe .ur
drui:Peu' attorney, Bloodsworth, >hwAi>r . it suanib-i an mneh. life*
a man who had done ihne in the echoes of that awdhl ¡Fttbruarv
feghCof d»a«h. The wufer swrwodl
|>eiiifenTiary, and others were
tbe
bad*, to and the an«* fo-pr
circulating ]>etitions secretly for
• bem conataariy mmnnw »th. a Bnb
new charter enlarging tlie boon- reusAeibbl^ace of life Turn. w&iHL
Varies of »lie town and ignoring' •»y I wouhi. E Wut «wnftxmt&rii by
the saloon question. Hume was1 * owpre ’—Minna Eevinç, a» Fmnta
to prepare the charter; said char- L**lie * Popular
for De-
light purposes. After a ronsnl-
fatiou with the friend« of tem-
Two P»«U h 1 »aie«Ut.nw .IltimvenM*
Emnée, Mr. J. T. Matson
lied a meeting of thé citizens
Whnt is the naa nf limbing: a beQ
tor the purpose of deciding what ter article than ynar com pen tor ig
the charter should be. At that [ yon can not «rt a better pnee fosfiy
Ana—As thew ia novQflbrencn in
meeting the citions decided that
we take the Newberg charter as rhe p<we the pit hi in wiU hoy aniw
bur model, and that it be read the better, so thab 'while mtr pmifto'
may he ««nailer <m * «inafe «Hr
Section by section ; which was
they will be much grwiter in dfea'e
done.
The section referiug to woman i
suffrage was amended so as £0
give the woman the same rights
as men (Newburgh charter re prxwniMndy before rhe pnhiitr bniti
quiring women to have property, ire certain to he tried uwt the pnh
to the amount of *100) this sec i Be will very »pncitly pm*^ jmhr
lion was “forcibly kicked, against meet on them and use .»niy tin-
Sy the saloon element and the better one
Saloon Methodists present. After
Chamberlain’» Couuii IL-medx-
going over the charter and de
The people have been tuang: it for
ciding the ma.ter I was elected year* and have iuimf that it <»3*1
to carry the same to Salam ^nd always »« .irpendrrt upon
They
hare ft passed, aS the session of
the legislature Was near its close. some behionaMe novelty jhi £ lharit>
I presented the SatUe to our rep with <-iiiK-fitld «dairae. boa *n.
resentative Mr. J.T. Gowdv, who e-rtain Ui rvtnm Co the me nsmaW
“ railroaded it to a second read lh-«j they know to be rwiiunb».. and
ing” the first session, and a few for coo<h». cnlfe. enife and. urrmy«
came ■ law.
This is the way Hie saloon was
banished from the town nf Dav-
ton, and not by voting for tLe
<•- R- Kj’^JWay, «¡M derriban
revenue.
eptiemn' is ue town* .uui wil
Now Mr. Exon if yon will ent
remain a few -for».
Efe « R! Re
loose from the Saloort Met he
at the Dayton lintwL
Flinw
wanting giassas «hntritf «»IL *u
here to their teaching«, you wil! isfactinn gnaranteevi, or mnoev
Itfiraded.
Keep from voting for revenue
and making these extravagant
and false statements. They wifi
teach you that rej«ntance before
forgivness is required, and after
probation you will have honor
and respect accorded you. Not
withstanding your statement
that I hate Methodists, I accord
them the first place among ebris-
tians, as they were the first to
grapple with the crime of human
slavery. Now they plant them
selves tirmily against the saloon
and are straggling to get their
J. F. STAIGER
adherents in line. Take my ad
. (V; fiararwma.
vice, don’t go with the Saloon
Methodist«, but take the advice I
SÂLS1L • -X ' -
JBnRuriMfe m» «w m
of liquors. _ Jl,45b to God in
prayer,” and instead of Sam
Jones, read U>e 5th chapter of
the AMs of the Apostles, and
study the precepts there taught.
It is time that be should not
claim that his vote had mad»a
charter; he simpty kept back
rrt of the purchase price. Now
should think that you had
in nle all the false statements
through the Press that is neces
sary for your good, and I would
say that vou had better quit.
8. R. BAXTER.
P. 8. 1 do not propose ia
discussions to make reply Aa,
personal, abusive and aeumliMs
No. 7.
acres. ,o0irard of.
pies, (tears and peaces,
trees 5 years.old. $500
‘
Thad the hast kaaaber ia tW market will be found at
No. 8. < 8 acres J
Dayton, 2j acres in difTerem v.
elles of fruit, 6 acres in eulu^
2 acres' m pasture with nun
run,h'
Tlkrir figures generally secure the water. *800
■-*
cwmlrort. This is the result ol
No. 9. 2 acres } mile of Darta
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reHing lumber at the lowest prices. H acres in cultivation, with
orchard. $250.
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NO 10 166 acres on Three Kivar
7 miles from Woods
--- .V on
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day, house 14x24 with i upper st.
and kitchen, fruit tre
about 4 acres cleared >»rn
$600. .
80 acres 20 miles southwest J
Salem, ¡n the Waldo Hill,. a)| J
der fence, house 16x24, 1 acred
“ S™'! springe, 4 mile f J
school. Price $600.
1
22. 640 acres 1 j miles from rail
road station, and 20 miles
J
Goldtndale, Wash. All fene^ w'j
good Wire, 250acres summer f«||0.i
ready to be seeded, well wateredGJ
buildings, $1250 mortgage
acres could U farmed,
25 bushels of wheat to the acJ
goodlooaD^ Will trade for .m J
farm in Willamette valley.
1 N°'
<S)a«re8< a^«nder plow i
house 14x26 with krtcheii 14x2uj
»rfTy-fixrirs-n^
¿acres in orchard.
$1600.
C. HADLEY
E. ROWLEY’
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Managers., I
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MdNNVILLE
Steam Laundry,
WM. LAMBERT, Proprietor.
Quality of our work is unsur
passed in Oregonv
Diseases
SHIRTS, COLLARS AND CUFFS HFTUUNiO
equal jo new ,
* permanent cure of
aad eczema. Cliam-
Skin Ointment ie
It relieve* the itch-
Contracts given for Family and
regular work- Prices always lU»a-
sonable, and Satisfaction Guara¿
reed.
Laundry three blocks south of
depot, near R. R. bridge.
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ELECTRICITY
THE
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»»al or External.
men 24 Pages a Week
15* Papers« Year
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
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by one thorough application. Spnlu
bruaes, stiff joint«, headache, toothache'
pain in Side or Limbs, contracted mu»
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k’ CaUr»*b» COUglis; , „bis, I ,
chltlea pneumonia, asthma, dim. ult
Dg’»,n,,“n»“*b>n Cun», «».mg, -mm
whe herof the Lung«, »tom.vh 01
< I«, by a few .pplieationa.
Nothing equalsit tor burn« M-nldi,
chafings, insects bites ,r
kt pnnrt« tbe nr«» of all the world.
, h«MK arecud cvrr«*fiau<ien< e from nil mid «" re feetW C“rs'
“*'*• *o,nt*' on »be glolie
It
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‘«»'t ilhMtratians. «toi les |,y
.m,DuteH. cures cninq»,
ac^irtal lintnor page, cotn-
*M!;rtburn, siiminei < <■>>,.
the honw- L ! 1 ’ diBrrh',|»’dy"i<'ntary. coll.-, wind
»on»™'« work and other *pec- 111 bowels, eholerg4morbus; alm rub
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of tmu«tis] iim-reat
« in1
m*Na*l*K1 new epai»er and
toh. . f
EtFcTBlctTy.
together one year
It kills the germs of diSease.VwOr-
¡tar«!«..
aigi .T“ !*r11,1 klndtKof fe\ ei H nnd
rt brac' '' “nd fortifies the
^^••"r r Root Tea is a pleas- i ho "’■CUI Dg n«»'’ou« ami phvsh alde-
Mt la dire. Regulates the bow b h ty, give« strength tone ami vigor Io
pwufes the blood. Clears the •li« system.
A”P flATTLE.-Eor1 outs,
'»’•••pleKMm.
Easy to make a nd n7ss ho br”l,,ws •P»‘“lna. strains, hmu-
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cte- SoM by ness. stiffness, gall«, cracked heel-..„ud
j 1. L Harris.
3 scratches, contractions of the muwhm
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dutLw,,"n'?’1.8tringhn'''
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McMinnville «-¡th tegm ’lat-mpereholle, whitlow, poll evil fn’
tula
and tumors, foot rot. splints ring,
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hariu^ pm tbew in the Grange
bone and spavin in iu . m , i . J... .. '
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pwFamuMrs food shed. Team 10
^Z**^*?^1* borer 5cents. Team fhL J*‘
*Mmi fed 25 eeste.
hand*,»»"
I * M’ibat Dr. A. E. Salter Su yr.,
]
brritaX.
4**’
knowledge, gained in
ydtlr Shiloh’s
.^■re it« canu of adranoed consump-
JtM I am p«par«4i to
it is the
*>wltwjM>,ltx“ble remedy that has
brought to rny attention.
Il*"** oertainjy saved jurnr from
<W— i g t m m. «old by R L. Harrj'b.
Dreadfaily Nervous.
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dreadfully nervous
r,ur K,r1’» Clo-
wnJKWf*
my nerves
Msvfogpffn.it d my whole nervous
y*-“ * V* doubled With con-
«RpstoML iudmeyand bowel trouble.
-y -y.tem
*^at 1 rep’diy re-
rr^z •tre-dtb. Mrs.
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1
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Conn.
Sold
of common wnw, rubbing
tb»roughly with the
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE Wl . HOUT
Price 50 ot«^ and $1 per bottle
Trial Sixe^SsU.
..... . DR- W. H. ELDRED. .
*^>l<i by Agents only.
Chicago, UI.
I. DUNN.
,
Aifnt f„r Yamhill count»
n c trial furnished on application
Msuts & Moore, general black
■miths, do all work in their line
Repairing of all kind done prompt
ly on short notice.
Gn to Z. Spangle, at the Dayton
barber shop, and get a smooth
shave or your hair trimfoed in the
latest style.
Ths best lumber for build
poses la to be found
Adams McMinuViRe.