Dayton herald., January 13, 1899, Image 4

DAYTON HERALD
FRIDAY. JANUARY
31,
1899.
riatious
made hr tl.e legislature for state
faire.
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A MU • ill Iw introduced at this
eeeeinn of il e b|;i*lntion, <o consol-
Male ihe city of Portland and
Muhnntnah
county
The
bill,
he pushed by Mayor Mawm of Port
land.
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JONES & ADAMS, McMinnville,
lx. Sunday
Their figures generally secure the
contract. This is the result of
selling lumber at the lowest prices.
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Hteemers,
aorta aad 1
laudine*.
River.
They hav« a full Ida« «f
Palate Olla * Bailtaw’
Willamette A Y am Moa..
J hill Rivers.
Before huildingcallon them and get prices, which ajetl e loe
Portland to Corvallis
YAQUINA ROUTE.
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TBKATKDt—‘I have just recovered
Connecting at Y AQUIN A with the
from tbe second attack of la grippe
this year,’says Mr. 3as. A. Jones __ YAQU1NA BAY STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
¥ublisher of the Leader,' Mexia,
eyas. Tn tbe latter case I used
Chamberlnin’a Cough Remedy, at d
I think with considerable success,
only being in bed a little over, two
days against ten iiays for tbe form­
First class in every respect. Ono of
the above »tenmere Ie due to sail
er attack.
The second attack I
from Yaqulna about every
1111 satisfied would have been equal­
live days.
ly as bad as the first but for the
Shortest route between valley pointe
use of this remedy, as I had to go
to bed in about six hours after be­ and San Francisco.
Fare: Albany and points west to
ing ‘struck’ with it. while In the
Ban Francisco
first I was able to attend to business
110 00
Cabin........... .............................
about two days before getting Round trip........................... i.
W oo
down.’ Foreale by K L. Harris
For sailing days apply to
druggist.
H. L. WAI.DBN,
KOWIN 8TOMK,
STEAMERS
6IACE DOLUB AND KAVAIM
What Dr. A. E. Salter Says.
H. H. CRON18X, Agt.
Corvallis, Oregon.
B uffalo , N. Y.—Gents:—From
my personal knowledge, gained in
observing the effect of your Shiloh’»
Cure in cases of advanced consump
tion I ain prepared to say it ia the
most remarKable remedy that has
STEAMERS
ever been brought to my attention.
It has certainly saved many from
Leaves Portland at the foot of Taylor
consumption. Sold by R LHarris.
The D avton H kbald end Tb. ^
Lv' Riparia
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THE
SALEM, OREGON.
KEELY INWRTUT* BUILDING.
EXTENSIVE TESTING BEDS.
THB1CB-A-WKKK KDITIOM.
All Stock
Name.
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Good for All Diseases.
WILL- CURE:
Floral Grounds situated j mile
18and Sometimes 24 Pages a Week. due south of of Richmond Station.
Business address: Station C, Box
156 Papers a Year
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For the apeedy and permanent cure of
i political nows is pfompL complete,
accurate and impartial as all Ito readers tetter, «alt rheum and ecsema, Cham-
berlain'a Eye and Skin Ointment ia
without an equal. It relieve« the itch­
and forth« people.
It print« the news of all the world, ing and smarting almost instantly and
having «pedal correapondence from all ita continued use effect« a permanent
important newa. pointo on the globe- It cure. It also enres itch, barber'« itch,
has brilliant illMtrationa, stories by scald head, sore nipple«, itching piles,
great author«, a capital hnmor page, com­ chapped hands, chronic core eyea and
plete markets, departments for the honsu-
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ial department« of unuawal intereat. -
We offer this unequaled newspaper and hones are the best tonic, blood purifie
the D ayton H xbald together one year and vermifuge. Price. SS cents. Boldb
for$l|6. _
Skin Diseases.
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STORE
TRL'bTWORTHT PBR THE CHICAGO
»on« tn tbfoatate to mauaxe our burin««« in.
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their own and neatbv rwenUa*. It ta mainly Watch for tbe Red Tickets.
otSc« work condscted at bom*. Salary »traiebt
KOO a y«ar and expenre*—defl nite, bonaflde, no Beet Indigo Prints, 4 cents.
more, no lea* (alary. Monthly »74. Haler
enena. Kncloeetelf-addreaaed »tamped envel­
ope, Herbert X. Heaa, Treat., Dept' ", Chieaito. $3 75 Mackintoehea, $2 19.
Catarrh, uf the worat type, paralysia,
conaumption, even after lungs are badly
effected; asthma, malaria, weak, eyea,
heart troubles, rheumatism, no matter of
Iio* long standing; liver and' Kidney
complaints; all femald complaints; fe­
vers, diphtheria, bronchitis.
A positive cure guaranteed. Whv auf-
fer witli diaeaae, and dose yourself with
medlHnee, which often cause bad effects
as the disease t whenyou can be restored
to health with comparatively little med-
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DAYTON MARKET
lay«), at A o'clock a. m.
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THE COTTAGE
DAYTON, OR.
& co,
SALEM. -
First
class
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OREGON.
in' every
reepect.
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Fish in season. Also, fresh Lard.
Cash paid for Hidas.
Best quality of dressed lumber
at Jones A Adama, McMinnville.
Also all other builders material.
Rales from 81 to 82 per day. Spec
al attention paid to Cominercia'
Travelers.
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♦
Fruits & Produce
O. O. HODSON
M c M| nnvillk ,
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A full lil/woi Wall P«|>ere.
O bkgob .
xrtlne for wall«—cheaper than paint.
Farm machinery, paint«, oil«, and gen­
eral hardware.
J. C. MICHAUX.
A
Physician
and Surgeon.
Alder
'The lax levy, as made by the
O bksoh . trial.
L afaykttk ,
state hoard of levy at its lata see
MRS. P.M. HANSHAW.
region, for expenses of the year
Proprietor.
1899, is five and re ven tenth mills.
The sum to he raised for the expen-
Dreadfully Nervous.
di lures of the year, for state pnrpo-
G bitts :—I waa dreAdfully nervous
Me, ie $761,14169
The taxabh
and for relief took your Karl’s Clo­
roperty of Ü>« "täte amounts to
183,533,577.
Following is the
ver Root Tea. It quieted my nerves
I—risili» IkrfhM
amount to be paid by each county:
and
strengthened my whole nervous
Un>«MC HU
Baker, 414,6o506; Benton, 914,-
system. I was troubled with oon-
714 74;
Clackamas
423,424 89;
stipation, kidney and bowel trouble.
Clatsop, 93,785 o9; Columbia, 97,-.
Your Tea soon cleansed my system
957 66; Cooa, 814,597 50; Curry.
so thoroughly, thst I rapidly re-
82,966.29, Crook, 89,. 44 «8; Doug
Sained health and strength. Mrs.
eaTKNT LAwvcna.
tataaaa.. WASHINGTON, D. C.
las, 827,389 56 ; Gilliam, 87,1fil 74;
i, A. Sweet, Hartford, Conn. Sold
I by R. L. Harris.
Grant, 89,4514a; Harney, 812,
434 58; Jackson. 825516 <4; Jos<-
Curetbatcough with Shiloh
phine, 80,5 W 77; Klamath, 88 -
AF“*
WMMW* a
I core- Tße bort Cough Cure. Ri
düb 91; l.akv. 88,376 17 ; Lane, 35,-
I lieve« oroup
963 81; Lincoln. 84,249 42: Lfan.
year. 40 do-
c innville
origon lionbottles 1
*38,984 87;
Midbaur, *6,56144;
Marien, 845 928 22; Morrow, 88.-
288 80; Multnomah. 8244,362 21;
Shiloh's Oemeomption Care cures
folk. <24,739.49; Sherman, 87,-
‘ 6,23003; Uma-
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—DEALER» IN—
Managers.
Fresh and Salt MEATS
, A SAVING OF ONE-HALF
J. F. STAIGER,
Dayton Commission Co.
C. HADLEY,
E. ROWLEY,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
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Dr. Cahft CendiUen Pewters for
horses are the best tonic, blood purifier
R
8o"crm, 33 under pin*,
SHIRTS. COLUIS AID CULfS BETMB
EQUAL Tl HEW,
Returning,
without an equal. It relieve« the itch­
ing nnd smarting almost instantly and
its continued use effects a permanent
cure. It also cures itch, barber's itch,
•cald head, sore nipples, itching piles,
chapped hands, chronic sore eyes and
granulated Mds.
jl No: 14.
’ house 14x26 with kitchen 14x20.
barn 18x30, granery 14X14, smoke
house 12x12, 2 acres is orchard
11600. -
ALTONA AND TOMONA,
< fore, come under the
e*d
consumption.
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a (tira
¿5c. Krtt
bottle
of Shilnh
Shiloh's
Cure t may
jon relative
to ciminercijf
j Jit dr
Sold by R. L.
dares further, that the «fate has n <ave your life.
right to prohibit their importatioi Harris.
Builders hardware at Jones 4
- nnd sale
Also that the conven
tonal cigarette package ia notai Adams, McMinnville.
original package. Thia last ia a
knock-out blow to the previous fed
ersl decision allowing tbe importa
tion of tbe small packages aa orig
ina) packages. The sale of cigi
er et tea has already been stopied it
PüOPHIXTOK.
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The Largest Rose Growers oh the
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Skin Diseases.
F am <> vs W oman P ohthait
P aintbr —Women alone considered
Elisabeth Gardner, long the puj il
of Boogueresu and now his wife,
ia, perhaps, the greatest figur.
painter that Ami-ric» has thus far
brought forth Born in N*w Hamp
shire, she went in 1873 to Pari*
wM»e some yiars ago her painting.
•Innocence,’ won for her the gold
medal of the Salon. Her style fol
lewe cloeely that of ber husband
and master
She compoees witl
skill, models with delioscy, and
colors with an even, agreeable Rut
not brilliant palette. Her yonng
children are always lovely and ap­
peal straight to every mother’s
heart- From ‘America’s Women
Psinter,’ in Deiuoreste Magazine for
January.
8ANITORIUM.
Portland* Oregon.
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ALL RO8E8 FIELD GROWN.
The cigarette law which
paretd by the legislature of Ten
Lndies, Take the Best. If you
neuee in 1897,. ha^ been declared
are troubled with constipation, sal
ciwiitutional by the supreme court.
low skin, and a tired feeling, take
This court saye cigarettes^are noi
Karl’s'Crover Tea, it is pleasant to
legitimate articlee of commerce,
For the speedy and permanent cure of
take. Sold by R. L. Harrie. H
tetter, salt rheum nnd ecaema, Cham­
because they are noxious end dite-
cough
I Take warning. berlain’s Eye und Skin Ointment is
lerious
health, ai.d -mm
do notv there- a- Stop that
vriiuwr to
w istwiiiif
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THE 0II6CN FLOIALtO.
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POBTLANni OB. i.
Toledo Weekly-Blade, both, fot
leaves Salem at 7 :4S a. m. Cheap rates
81.50 cents per yeur
The Blade and quick time.
war is an excellent family paper.
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Lv.Imwin’n
Riparia to Lewiaton
dally except
Saturday.
NojL—2-1ot« 60x120, six mota
hou«e, barn, good well, in Dayton-
9600.
No. 5. 3j acres fenced, in crop
and on highway. 9500.
No.fi. 4
'ncotl'ead-
dition to I
i location.
9125.
No. 7. 5| acres, orchard of ap­
ples, peers and peaches, most of
trees 5 years old. 9500
No. 8. 8 acres f milee west ot
Dayton, 2j acrea in different vari­
eties of fruit, 6 acres in cultivation.
2 acres in pasture with running
water. 9800.
No. 9. 2 acres f mile of Dayton.
14 acres in cultivation, with younr
orchard. 9250.
NO 10 166 acres on Three Rivers.
7 miles from Woods on Neatuccq
day, house 14x24 with upper story
and kitchen, fruit tre>s, garden,
about 4 acres cleared, barn, etc.
8600.
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80 acres 20 miles southwest of
Salem, in the Waldo Hills, all un­
der fence, house 16x24, 1. aere in
fruit. 2 good springs, j mile from
school. Price 8600.
22. 640 seres 11 milee from rail­
road station, and 20 miles east of
Gold* ndsle. Wash. Ail fenoed with
good wire, 250 seres summer fallow.
ready to bo seeded, well watered, no
buildings, 91250 mortgage, 50C
scree could be farmed, raises 15 to
25
bl
''" bushels
of wheat to tbe acre,
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1 location. Will trade for email
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9aidirw«at Baah« IkteM.
Is«.
Willamette River,,
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4 4T-100 acres in Fteteber s uMIthm to
Dayton, Or. One-tbitd can be p|u«^f
1% acre« In the finest Urm* m tkta
county, free of any iaeumbrane*,
deed for eatee.
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5 acre» within fe mile of Lafayette
I acrea la email fruits, balance iB
apples aad cherries; «an b< rented
*100 per year. *1000
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That the best lumber in the market will be found at
« « a
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• aerea In cultivation ; uc easy terma.
• acres mostly in cultivation, t
Por Sau Franeta-o-
Normal schools are of no special
benefit to the general public. Why
Sleepers and Second
should Ilie state be m ide to pay for
The biennial report of A. N. Gil
reattached
them? The legislature should not bert, superintendent of the Oregon
Traías.
make an appropriation for their state prison gives the expenditures
Warn SM« Dtvtaioa. Batw««n Portlaud aad
support.
of the prison ss follows!
Corvallla. Nail Trai« Dally, «xr«pt Suugey,
Hatary of superintendent. . * s uon oo Portland, Iv Tifo am Corvallla, iv I:*» p m
4 425 00
Oregon now has a new governor. ktalary of warden«....
Salary of teamster..,.
.
1.B00 00
Governor Geer. wh> was elected n> Salary of bookeeper....
MCMINNVILLE EXPRESS,
3 4no no
(Dally, «xcapt Sunday,)
the last stale election, was inaugu Salary of shop guard«.... ..
10,71100
Sortlaad.lv4SS>ai MeMtanvllta.lv sasa»
rated on Tuesday Idel, and I* no* Salary of nightwatchmen ... . 6.000 00 MeMlna, ar 7A0 p m Purtlond ar S4* a ■
1.000 00 Idapendeuce, ar *:Mp m Indvpend’v IvlM.a
conducting the affairs of state Salary of prison inspector..
BALANCB OF FffÄÖ$ UMkXFKMDBD.
It ie hoped that he may guide
YAMHILL DIVISION,
Arlie Mall (Tri-WMkiy.l i
them aright and to the welfare of Keeping of prisoners sad gen.
L
mvm Portland^fondaye. Wedne,
eral
expenses
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the Plata 'and people thereof Th<
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62 00
inaugural ceremonies were witness­ Firewood.
I 246 RO P®
IvlliUam
ed by a great crowd of people.
Rogues' gallery.
Electric lighting
W Oi —
SHERIDAN PASSENGER.
The
McMinnville Grange A
Total.... .....,
(Dally «xpept Seaday.)
. .|M,S9a «e
Farmers Co ie engaged in i >voic
Portlaad, lv
ing this week. The stockholder’
The Good Templar published in
will hold their snnual meeting on McMinnville, has the following:
A
Tr«lu I ssvm Portlaad tor Oawvgo dally («X-
the 14th inst
It is Mimor<-d that In the past year the clamnrs of the
cent Sandy») at »:« A m. Rctgrnlnr, arrive^
Ihe business of this house deins nd s rapaciqus Jiqmr traffic have con-
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Rebate tickets on sale between Portland, Sao-
more room, and the questitnof strained the opening of the state of: raaenfoand's*n
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building larger in the near future Iowa, to tbe di-tlillery and brewery.
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may come up for consideration al, (fove’rnor La^ abee. rn 1889. after ! "'ESm and Tiekata to Kaateni pointe aed
\ this -inerting. Yamhill Reporter, four years of faithful enforcementi r»traiia.MniMeCtarnedfrom B.OL.<HABa?S,
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n „ | of the prohibitory law, was able to I
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C ■. MARKHAM
Captain 8**1
the 0the O. R;, ^port more than half the jails
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•t*«,ot'r Kn’h hsd to lay off, Jemptyt convicts, in the state prison
B. KOBHLBB. Manager:
on .ceounl t>f h.v.ng gnppe, On rrd|tC((j by 1(X)
court expenses.
the trip up to Correll s Saturday ।
, curtsi’ed, end the state out
and down Monday Clyde Raabe !of
B(Jt now
three
pilot was at Ihe wheel most of the :
of )ic
lhe jail(| aBd
limo.
Clyde underst .nds his bus. f|enllar|eg are overflniln e, tmxen in
nees and does not mind a little created,
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state heavily in debt
extra work occasionally.
and tbe treasury empty.
A temporary writ of injunction
was granted by R P. Roise, ciicuii
judge, in the Marion county court,
against tbe county clerk end county
. treasurer, enjoining Ihe payment of
a wj.runt for *180 51 drawn in fa­
vor of Geo. G. Bingham, in pay-
u>ent <>f his services ss tax colla­
tor for the month of December.
TLe sheriff claims that he wes at
— all times ready and willing tp per»
form his duly under Ike law, aud to
collect said delinquent taxes with­
out any assirtance from any alter-
1HMH» MB I O< th* bw.1 hrfu
Yamhill Bounty—SD acrea 1« eeltlvaUaa
•Il tiled, »ptendkDy *itiMto4 wkuT»
miles of Dayton ; fair boaos (Md baral
good young orchard of Mfarwat vartau»
of fruit; HO per aere. part cud, ut
anoe on time, aaevred by mortgau, w
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F. A. W abnkb .
Jscksonville, Fla.
Ksrl’s Clover Root Tea is a pkas-
B.n‘
lUgnlatas the bow­
els, purifies tbe blood. Clears tbe
complexion.
Easy to make and
pleasant to take. 25ets. Sold by
R. L. Harris.
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When in McMinnville with team
or hdrse, put them in tbe Grange
A firtnti'i feed shed. Team 19
cents, saddle horse 5 cento. Tram
when fed 25 cento.
- M»uls 4 Moore, general black
smiths, do fill work in their line
Repairing of al) kind done prompt,
ly on short notice.
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Z. Bpaiigle, si the Dayton
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