Dayton herald., August 25, 1899, Image 4

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element, spoken of by a writer in the
TO scree, mostly ia c a ltlv .it.« , S s e rm s U .
F R I D A Y . A U G U S T 25, 1899
D AYTO N , OR.
Keaau», who »ell their vote for a drina of
R A IL R O A D .
la n d , to acre» Ie a variety o l trulls, lair ttm
whisky. Thna, in placed fwtileand un­
* Are Wrongest, Purest, Beat Moat
and b a rn .» miles Ir u u Dayton, .«<1 j B(.
natural struggle women through a wise
I Weston Landing on tbe Wsllaaiett« n » ,
Economical,
T IM E C A R D .
A feature p lanned for th e Oregon philoaophy of life should walk the path
near »o ehnrcb apd school house, rich m '
are
the
words
of
bund
rede
of
customers.
which
nature
haa
irrvotably
settled,
awl
In d u s tria l ex|H>«*ition, ia a reunion
11 seM possession ,given 1st ol October
3 F o r Y a q u io a :
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jn d B aiali Deafer«
1 2 :6 0 p .m .
aud Hhippera ia
o f a ll th e O r, gnu rn ld i re who took results geed and lasting will ba the oat- O N C E T R I E D A L W A Y 8 U S E D .
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11* acme— sum«, of the tx-st11 .^ ■.
p a ri in th e late w ar. I t w ill bring
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C o rv a llis , 1 :4 6 p. m .
They are pure, economical, highly
Yamhill county—SO acrea In cultlvatu.
together a ll young men who »erred
a rriv e « Y a q u io a 5 :6 0 p .m .
T h e Ooeaa W a v e says, “ D a ir y ­ jncentruted, dissolve baaifo. are eeiep-
*U tiled, aplendMIy situated within a
A n d o th e r Good T h in g s
th e ir c o u n try , end w ill give thou* men in T illa m o o k county w ith 90 ilflcally compounded from the pore fruit
F is h in season. A ls o , fre s h L a rd . 1 R e tu rn in g :
milee of Day-tot», lair house good ben.
.«adds o f people e chance to greet or 3 0 head n f m ilo h oowe, an d a Juices, and ate somanutaoturedaa»Pre­
good youog orchard of dlffareot v.-t-gJ
Leaves Y a q u in a .......... . 7 :0 0 a .m .
C a s h p a id fo r H id a s .
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of fru it; figO per acre, part cash. bd.
farm o f 160 acrea m akes a p ro fit
L eaves C o r v a illiu ------ 1 1 :4 0 a . m ,
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anoe on time, »ecured by mortgage M
eq u al o r m ure th a n those in th e v a l­
A rriv e s A lb a n y . - , ., ... 1 2 :2 5 p. m .
ley w ith th e largest w h eat fa rm s .
11 acrea ia tko suburb« nr-Dgtom
8 F o r D e tro it:
T h e P a te n t Record published at W e are surely learning w h a t our dings, ervaraa. etc. Being free from al­
* atfres la CuMlvntkou; on easy terms ’
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B a ltim o re , M d , haa n very interest c o u n try ia fitte d for and o u r peo­ cohol andall poisonous ingredient
• acres meetiy in c u ltiv a tio n , I - 1-'-™
A rriv e s D e t r o it . . . . . . .1 1 :6 6 a. m.
la Umber, sear Dayton; price reason,
in g ch apter on «he A utom ob ile in ple are ad ap tin g tbemselvss accord­ them dainty, «ieUeato, delicious-
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Price 25 cents per box. For Sale by
able, part time.
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th e A ugust n um ber, by R ay Stan i n g l y ”
H aumkl H ovfmax , Dayton, l>r.
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n ard B aber. I t tells w h a t th e A uto­
T h e farm ers In tbs v a lle y should
Dayton, Or. tto*-toltd can be plowed
A rriv e « A lb a n y ............ 5 j8 6 p . m .
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m obile w ill do, bow i t ia operated, begiu to learn w h at th e v a lle y ie
FO R S A L E .
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county, free cd any Incumbrance, good
and wh<> I t costs
I t ia illu s tra te d fitte d for— th a t there a re o th e r in ­
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deed for same.
A fin e f a m ily c a r r ia g e f i t
w ith a n um ber o f d iffe re n t styles dustries
besides w h e a t g lo w in g
F ir s t class in e very respect.
* acres wHhht % mile of Lafayette
and m ake o f A utom obiles, m otor th a t w ill y ie ld profita to those who b ig b a r g a in .
F o r p a r tic u la r s Rates from 61 to $ 2 per d a y . Spec­ * 5 Leaves C o r v a llis ..........6 : 4 0 a .m .
seres la email fruits, balance in proses'
A rriv e s A lb a n y ..........7 : 2 5 a .m .
carriages, m otor om nibuses, and understand and engage in th em . c a ll o n H xC J a rk w it h
M a u ts A
apples and cherries; can be rented f«i
ia l a tte n tih n p a id to C o m m e rc ial
O ne an d tw o connect a t A lb a n y
|ju O per year, ftota)
tricycles. I t is stated there are six W e are inform ed by those who un­ M o o re .
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T ra v e le rs .
S a m p le roome in con­ an d C o rv a llis w ith S ou th ern P acific
d iffe re n t m otive powers now e.*n derstand th e d a iry business, and
N o. 4. 2 lots 60x120, six rom*
tra in s , g iv in g d ire o t service to and
ployed io th is c o u n try : e le c tric ity , have bud experience in th e asms,
nection
.
J. C. M IC H A U X .
house, b a rn , good weH, in Dayton
fro m N e w p o rt an d a d ja c e n t beaches.
gasoline, steam , compressed a ir, th a t Y a m h ill co un ty is w all a d a p t­
6600.
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• N o 6 ru n s fro m A lb a n y to C o r­
carbonic-acid gas, and alcohol. T h e ed to d a iry in g , th a t those who are
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P hysician
v a llis on M o n days, W ednesdays an d
first three o f these have been prao- in fo rm e d in conducting th é busi­
a w l on h ig h w a y . 6600.
tic a liy applied w ith g re a t success; ness can m ake i t p ro fitab le an d re­
F rid a y s o n ly .
N o. 6. 4 acre in L i ppincott's ad­
• N o 6 ro n e from O o tra H le to A l ­
a ll others are iqora or lees in the m u n e ra tiv e here. T h e y c la im th a t
d itio n to D a y to n . F in e location
b a n y on T u e s d a y s , T h u rs d a y Mod
Q. C . C A T E S ,
e x p e rim e n ta l stage. I t is said th a t D ay tou would be an excellen t p oin t L a FAYITTB,
O bbgox .
W M . L A M B E R T , P ro p rie to r.
M c M I N N V H X E , - - O R E G O N 6126.
when once th e detaila are m astered, fur the establishm ent o f a cream ­
S a tu rd a y s o o ly .
N o . 7.
acres, orchknl of ip-
is u nsu r­
T ra in s for th e m o u n ta in s a rriv e Repairs Baggies, W a g e » , Umbreliaa
th e tra v e le r can go a lm o s t a n y ­ e ry — i t being located conveniently
Q u a lity o f o u r
plea, pears an d peaches, moat of
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where on ea rth w ith h ia gasoline for g a tb irin g th e product o f d airies
seed in Oregon.
aadmakes repairs of a ll klwd.
passed
trees 5 years o ld . 6500.
tim e to reach c a m p in g grounds on
carriag e, up h ill and dow n, over and i t ia 'a convenient shipping
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- N o . 6. 8 acres
miles weal of
roughest roads, th ro u g h m ud and point, being only 30 m iles from
the B reitenbusb and S a n tia m riv e r
0( every description doae iageod style. D a y to n , 24 acrea in different vari-
snow. F iv e yekrs ago there were P o rtla n d , and products oan be ahip-
tb e sam e d a y .
etlea o f fr o it, fiacres in cultirafiaa,
C o n tra c ts g iven fo r F a m ily and
hot 30 self-propelled carriages in.
E D W I N 8 T O N B , M a n a g e r.
d e ith e r by boat or ra il I t w ould
2 acres in pasture with running
re g u la r w o rk - Prioes a lw a y s R ea H . L . W A L D E N , T . F . A P . A .
p ra c tic s l use in a ll. th e world. A
w ell to investigate th is m a tte r,
Recovered; and made ee geod
A C O M P L U T * STOCK OP
w a te r. 6800.
sooable,
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y e a r ago there were not 30 in A oier as a good cream ery here, conducted
J . T U R N E R , A g e n t, A lb a n y .
Give him a call.
N o . 9. 2 acre« I m ile of Dayton,
ice. A nd y e t between the 1st nf successfully, would be a big th in g
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acre« in c u ltiv a tio n , with young
J a n u a ry and the 1st o f M a y , 1899, for farm ers in th ia v ic in ity , and
o rc h a rd . 6260.
ARF Y O U AN
d epo t, n e a r R . R . b rid g e .
companies w ith th e enormous ag add m an y d ollars to th e ir finances.
NO 1 0 166 acre« on Three Riven,
gregate c a p ita lis a tio n o f m ore th e n
8H 1N G LK 8, LA TH ES ,
E A S T AND, S O U T H
7 m ile s froan W oods on Nestuoca
♦388 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 have bean organised
T h e old Y a m h ill bridge ia to
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d a y , boose 1 4 x 2 4 w ith oppei story
T a k * N o n e * . — R e s id e n ts o f
I f eo you to o u M take and read
in Boston, N ew Y o rk , Chicago and have a naw u n d e rp in n in g placed
M O U L D IN G S , P IC K B T 8 ,
D a y to n a n d ’ v ic i n it y g o io g to
S h a s ta
R o u ta
P A C IF IC O D D F E L L O W a n o k itc h e n , fr u it tre«s, gardm,
P h ila d e lp h ia , for th e sole purpose under th e east end, ao th a t the
a b o u t 4 acre« cleared, barn, etc.
S a le m , w b fl> w is h to o b t a in th e
o f m anufw otbring and ouerating h au lin g o f g rain and the reg u lar F R U I T B 0 X E 8 ,
O ff T U
6600b
these new vehiolea. A t least 8 t)i» rM|
alb c between th ia p oin t and D a y -
E tc ., E tc ., E tc ., E tc b est 1 5 c e n t tn e a ) in t b e c it y , w ill
N o. 14. 8 0 acres, 33 under plow,
’ eetabliehm enla are now a c tu a lly
x [ C ell a t 341 C o m m e r c ia l s tre e t,
can go on u n in te rru p te d . T h e
bonae
1 4 x 2 6 w ith kitchen 14x20.
IstavR
FtiftlaBA
m b b e er r from -P o rt- firs t d o o r n O r lh o f D a m o n B ro s ,
f ^ r T h f cr© 4ng
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b a rn 1 8 x 8 0 , g ra n a ry 14x14, M » h
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tricycles, d elivery wagons, and lieen abated — V a lle y T ra n a u rip L
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bonae 1 2 x 1 2 , 2 acres in orekard.
tru cks, representing no fewer J b a r
I t was lim e th a t the superanu-
tr a d e • ' S p e c ia lty .
G i v e u s a anuffmootamTaspnl rwrttnud...... .ria am. • rate we believe every <
61600.
between
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200 types o f vehiolea, w ith nearly a ted stru c tu re should be taken
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h a lf as m an y methods o f propul «town before tbe county bad to pay b u ild in g , to give ua a e a ll before
any Y a n g e n t.S ie d d e , B alaev. H arriebn re. thi
H am per
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E. ROW LEY,
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MKS7P. M. HAN8HAW.
___ W e eend both te snbecribers
sion. A hundred electric cabs art damages for aome one going down purchasing.
year strictly In advance tor «Í-M. '
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P r o p r ie to r . A shland
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e la a lv e .
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Manager!. .
p ly in g on streets n f N ew Y o rk , and in to the riv e r w ith the bridge. Per­
tnetawlve.
;
N IC H O L S A S IG L E R .
C a ll a to a r ofltao and seo • earn
»AS p m nr Ogden,. ............................. a r l ; M p w
'PsciSc Odd Fellow .'
more are being ru s te d to oom haps, it m ay be patched to tid e over
ta tp m ar Denver.........................lv «rikpn
Aitaamat maha.................... .e r Stoa m
fictio n lo aopply th e d e m a n d for un’t ij
bridge is com pleted.
S.-l»pmnrChleeea,,.... .......... W etoa m
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b u s W r m ÎK r in F
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are using s e if propelled fire-engines once, came near a o tin g to o la ta . I t P A R T IC IP A T E IN
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e w O v Ic s n s ............... . . a - S t o p
A u a u to m o b ile tra v e le r is o n his cam e w ith in a hairs b read th o f
D IN IN G C A R 8 ,
way from N ew E n g la n d to 8un Jayton g ettin g the benefit of traffic
O B S E R V A T IO N C A R 8 ,
F r a u d , co. N e x t y e a r th ey w ill be : rom th e v ic in ity east o f M c M in n ­
Pnllmaii Siwt alesa sad tourist ears a t­
introduced ancPin ore en th e Paetfie v ille , this Season, had th e b rid g e
tached te s ti trains.
coast.
been closed to traffic.
Perhaps,
Rneeburg Mail Daily.
rou a ll saw and forestalled th ia .
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w ard* Partlaad.......
The
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RUFFRAGE.
and the eover, l a rolora, w ith portrait o f Dewey and a picture o ( hto
are rren d and I»
s te a m e r E lm o r e , w b ic b b aa been flaeship, thedM rm
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C o rv a llis M a il ddl^r (8 o n d a y
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r u n n in g fro m P o r tla n d to S a le m ,
Bverybody alionld show appreciation o f DoWay by awelbna tbe grand chorus o f welcome
excepted j
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Mnch haa been said and written on
was la id o ff on , b e r a r r iv a l a t which W i l l go op from ocean to ocean on the day o l h it arrival.
lv 7to am Ct
the question of woman anffrage, and per­
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t's , a r i l t o p m l
T b e s te a m ­
, sr l i t o p m ~
haps it would not he altogether amine if ' » o rtla u d S a tu r d a y .
JlHPUBSs
In d ep end en ce Paaeenger D a lly
I shokfd give shape to my idea» along e r R u t b w b ic b b as la t e ly been
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thia line. I do not expect all to fall in
ou to Its renders
P o r tla n d ,lv « to p m U e M in n v ille ,lv » t o s m
lieatlou
line with the ideea that 1 ahall advance; C a p t. M ile s B e ll in c o m m a n d ,
M e M In n , a r 7 t o p m P ortland, n r It o a m
ladapendenee s r to to p s s f» d a p d * s l v « to s m
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indeed that would be expecting too muvh, 17 ly d e R a a b e p ilo t. T h e s te a m e r
Y A M H IL L D IV IS IO N ,
hut I aincereiy desire thinking people Cl m o re bas m a d e a good re c o rd
Send a ll orders to
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A rils B a ll (T to W M Û y .»
will he inleraeted enough when the time lu r in g tb e lo w w a te r fo r so lu rg e
t h * state
Leaves P ortland Mondays, Wednesdays
$ 2 5 K i» { H i O re e » $ 2 5
H E R A LD , DAYTO N, OREGON.
and F rid ays
cornea for deciding thia question, to vote
b o a t.
C a p ta in In m a n w as in
o f d ie teaakm a t a glaacc.
P ortlan d, lv S to a m A lr ll* lv ?to • ■
RM tati »sir ti M«7«tM ea «oto
as one man, for the absolute annihilation
c o m m a n d w ith C a p ta in C o u lte r
W ert D a jrtt» J v ^ lt o p as W astD a^ I v l l t o a m
Its use m eaas rim e saving
NrttwsBaar...
of woman suffrage in this beloved state
A jrila , ar
• n m P ortland, s
a r r » i « » p m
p ilo t.
a n d easier sew ing.
W Ê R Ï ÇÂÎTPÂSSËNÔlR
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of Oregon. I have watched with Inter­
(D slljr except Sunday.)
I t 's o u r o w n in v e n tb a
est the efforts of (he anffragists, in thia
J o h n A r m s w h o la t e ly b o u g h t
P ortland, I t
S to P Wt Sheridan, lv « t o a ■
West Dayton I v l: 'f l p m West D » 7 lv l .T! s
M IU C B CU1IUSS Î »
state, amt throughout the United States, tb e F e r r is p la c e o n th e o p p o s ite
a
n
d
fo u n d o n ly o n tfo
Sheridan a r 7:«S p as Portlan d nv « t o n
FOr ti»e speedy and permanent cure o(
’with a mind void of prejudice, to the end
Ir ire e t eouosa tt o n a t Sen Fra a d a t o îr itk
sid e o f th e ro a d frp m h is p la c e ,
IQ IilC I BOIDSTBBS $M
tie r, salt rheum and
Steamship lines lor H aw a ii, Japan, C h in a, the
that I mightdiacoveraomething toju-tily
is b u ild in g a n a d d itio n to tb e
T h a n k i n g m y p a tro n s fo r past berlaln's Bye and Skin Ointment is P h ilip p in e * aud A ustralia.
them in clamoring for right to vote and
For
thronch
Hekota
and
rate*
call
on
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ra
d
-without an equal. I t relieves the Itch- dress B. U H arris, Agent, Dayton.
DBFIUCBIOIDSTMSJM
a voice in deciding the iaauea of state touse, a n d o th e rw is e im p r o v in g fa v o r « / I ta k e th ia o p p o r tu n it y o f
* marting almost instantly aad
C B. MAKKBAM,
Gen. F. A P. A . P o rtlan d , O r.
Ito continued u*e effects a permanent
My conclusion» «re not hastily reached,
HR— SUS'S — — —
K . K O B H L B * . Monaasr:
o lic it in g fu t u r e buain eap.’ * 'F ir » t ,
I t alae-cures Itch, bareer's itch,
or haa my imagination carried me too far
itching pile«,
! CYCLE IM. CO.
DfacovRRKD b y a W o m a n .— A n ­
when I anv that man haa not disqualified
to tb e o ld s ta n d b y s ; se c o n d , to
chronic sors eye«
o th er great discovery Jias been,
d rallaa MraaW. Chlsaae
W o h a s * o th e r strihfef
or exclnded woman from the conotitu-
m ade, and th a t too, by a la d v in tb o a e h a v e b e e n c o n s ta n tly ad granulated lids.
-Mew York. Loado«. Bom bar«
appeal!!
tional ballot, hut she iapiohibited by na­
th ia c o u n try , ‘ Disease fastened its
for
Cadifo__________.
ture and civilised usage from thia final
S e a d fo
d in g t h e ir n a m e s to m y lis t o f
■temp* for a dsok of
are the beat tonic, blood purifier
clutches opon ber and for 7 years
act, whose decision she cannot support,
Price,
Mcento.
B
oldt
H
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T
.
catalog.
1
vermifuge
’a
s
she withstood its severest te r tr, b u t c u s to m e rs ; t h ir d to th o s e w h o
and when once thia incontrovertahle and
le r v ita l organs were u nd erm in ed
R . L H a n a is , d ru g g ist
unalterable fact of physical limitation is
and d eath seemed im m in e n t. F o r m a y fe r tb e fir s t t im e d e c id e to
faced and acknowledged, all the plausi­
D o raav
in' L ..W W
three m ontbe she coughed inces- g iv e m e t h e ir b u s in e s s , o r a t le a s t
Ynon
P onvzae
lid» i lo u rd ud
ii F n it
ble argnments about suffrage, which oh
Okie.
a e n tly , and could not jslirep. She
ecore.lU inmost lueaning, fail away.
B a ll
a p a r t o f it .
fin
a
lly
diacovered
a
w
ay
te
recov­
M
ail
im .
Is there a chance for women with spec­
Stop. » .
e ry , by purchasing ol ua a b o ttle of
I h a v e m y w a re h o u s e i n firs t
» r Ä . d * . Iroalfi.
ial talents to nae them for the good of the
Mpokan,
C
ileano
Spokane
D r. K in g ’s N e w Discovery for C on­ class c o n d itio n .
Flyer
H a ^ e p le n ty o f
country and their own moral and finan
F ly e r
su m ption, and waa so m uch re lie v ­
cial advancement? Yea. A sa result of
sacks
to
a
c
c
o
m
m
o
d
a
te
a
ll
m
y
ed on ta k in g first dose, th a t she
work of broad-minded men, opportuni­
e A
slept a ll n ig h t; and w ith tw o bottles p a tro n s .
W i l l n o t k n o w in g ly ,
ties innumerable haVe »prong up and
• a » .
haa been absolutely oured.
H er
k e e p a n y p e rs o n in m y e m p lo y
there ia no channel which the higher ed­
EAM JT
nam e is M rs. L u th e r L u tx .’ T h u e
ucation lias opened in which we are not
P o r te n Froaclseo-
writes W . C . H a m n ic k A C o , o f w h o is n o t a c c o m m o d a tin g a n d
glad to aee them turn their energies.
VTeVT a ve dsys
Shelby N . C . T r ia l bottles free a t c o u rte o u s to a ll.
7 p. m.
Every privilege shonld lieBliatoathy men
and women, hut the ballot i« ^ j® i privil­ R . L . H a rris ’ d ru g store. R egu lar
P a tro n is e th e W b it e o r D a y to n
size 50c and 6 1 . E v e ry b o ttle g u a r­
ege, it ia an obligation, caldngfor the
W a re h o u s e ; i t ‘ is th e fa r m e rs
anteed.
«p. m.
8 p :m .
formanceof certain dotiea of the state
r ie n d .
which require the physical strength be­
Columbia
River
R
x
.
Sunday
T h * B xbt R i b c d y fo b F l u x .—
B x. Sunday
5 I
B te a m e rs ,
longing to men. ft would have to be a John M a th ia s , a w ell know n stock
Saturday
J. W - E X O N
• M p :m .
To A,S f t k ü S fWM
l<eraoiT both daring and ignorant who dealer o f P u la s k i, K y ., says: “ A F
would insist that a woman could perform ter suffering for over a week w ith
Willamette River, Kx.’ sanlay
stTumjaj
such work. If then a representative flu x , and m y p hvu iclan h avin g
i?
.P?TTi
‘a s W J á
P
O
M
E
R
O
Y
government ndmita to franchise those failed to relieve me, I waa advised
Lv. D artoa
64 A ftrs t'in fr u it, w ith large asven
who cannot protect the laws they decree to try -C h a m b e rla in ’e C olic, C holera
M o ».. W «d
nes T h n r Willam ette A Tas
room
bones,
barn,
e
t
c
.
;
h
a
lf-m
ile
and F r i.
D
K
A
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B
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IX
that government haa no security that and D iarrho ea R em edy, and have
bill Rivera.
sad Sat.
such wonld-t»e decreea will ever become th e pleaaure o f statin g th a t th e h a lf
C ity , D aytoa,
weet o f D ayto n.
Diamonds, W a tc h e s , Jew-.
■
L a n d is
and Way
law< i Or they will tie defended or obeyed of one b ottle oured m e.” F o r eale
A lso u p rig h t piano.
«to p. m.
Willamette River. T a s *. T h a r ,
I t ia therefore admissible that the qi
b y R . L H a rris
In q u ire a t , H b r a l d offioe o r on
' e lry , Clocks, a n i
sad Sat.
—
•
B
-Ä-
P
ortlaad
to
C
orvallis
tion of popular self-government la at stake
Tu e*. Thur.
and W sy-land ing s
premises.
sud te»,
T h * A p p b tt tb o f a G o a t — ia en-^
In the woman suffrage question ; v hat
H. F. CORNER.
L v .L s w ltt'a
then la woman’a duty to the state? I t is vied by a ll poor dvspeplica whose
S IL V E R W A R E .
Baake River.
Lv R ipari*
R ip a rla to Lewiston d .Havun
Ito a ,« .
in careful study and performance of the stomach an d liv e r are o u t o f o rd er
a lly.
d a ily .,
duty resting upon her by order of the A ll such should know th a t D r 8 A L E M ,
-
O R E G O N . A N E W RACE P H R E N O L O G Y (H is ­
torically discovered), by whioh we ean
Divine w ill, that the children entrusted K in g ’s N ew L ife P ille , th e w onder
locate the tribes of Israel auioag Anglo
ffine
weteh
end
jewelry
repairing
a
fu
l
Stom
ach
and
L
iv
e
r
R
em
ed
y,
to her care may be carefully instructed
Saxons. Tall to which tribe yos belong.
specialty.
All
blade
of
Jewelry
manu­
. HURLBURT,
Pull description given by a fixed law
and educated to the end that state and gives • splendid ap p e tite , sound d i ­
factured to order.
governing nations and tribes (descended
Oen'l Pass. Agent,
country, if not the world might bo raised gestion and a regular b o d ily h a b it
from Abraham). Address with atemp,
PORTLAND: OR.
perfect h e a lth and
to a higher plain of civilisation. But th a t insures
for tertan, or call a t tvaidraee. Honest
M e e r, I t has proven a wtas«
what of the unmarried class? may be great energy. O n ly 25c. a t H a rris *
work. R. B. WaaasB, Dayton, Or.
H. DBBSSaa
D. C. DOWRBB.
R id d e n by the • *
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d
ru
g
store.
v- asked. The majority of women marry
and the real would if they could. But
McM innville, Oregon.
fa r huatneas or p l u
T h e R ev. \V . B. C oatley, o f Stock
woman’a dnty to tbe state and the world
M a t e r ia l used in its conztrvdk*
B . L . W IN G , F ro p ’r.
have apparently become irksome, or they bridge, G a ., w h ile a tten d in g to hia
_____ , caae in running,—
P in t Close Turnout«. Moot careful
Imagine that teaching youngsters ia not pastoral duties a t K llenw ood, th a t
A .w e ll e s ta b lis h e d G r o c e r y a n d
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a
r
s
a
f
o
w
o f its claim s for ittp rrio *J
the proper thing these days; the tnnst state, was a tta c k ed bv cholera roof drivers.
B a k e r y b u s in e s s in t b e b e s t to w n
bus.
H
e
aaya:
“
B
y
chance
I
hap­
Special
attention
given
to
the
convey-
Reasonable prices, coupled with high valuca, arc charaeterlrifa£
enter the legislative halls, and by her sup­
in Y a m h i l l c o u n ty .
W i l l sel
posed superior political skill lord it over pened to get bold o f a b ottle ol in g of c o m m e r c ia l e ik n
— AMD—
the " WHÌÌH.* Our long sstaUbfted ropuUrion guarani— »
fo r c a s h o r ta k e in e x c h a n g e a
P ric e « reasonable. Third street, I
the weak-kneed and «oft-brained puppiea C h a m b e rla in ’s C olic, C h o le ra and
R
and
P.
good
s
m
a
ll
f
a
r
m
.
F
o
r
f
u
r
t
h
e
r
who she imagines needs motherly advice D io rrb ee R em ed y, and I th in k it
p a r tic u la r s a d d re s s th is offioe.
.aao.oo
and wifely correction. W hat a pity that waa th e m e a n t o f saving m y life.
tetrasta A a n o R ________
I
t
relieved
me
a
t
once.”
F
o
r
sale
. 00.00
M odal O fS b -ir t. w h a o l).
twbeeof the 2 « h century are not bearded
M A K E $ 3 .0 0 P E R D A Y.
. OB.OO
" S p a c ia l R«rasrH..._ ^ .. ..
—
FOR S A LE.
and aide to wear bloomers, it W0*M be by R . t ,." H a r r is .________
a) ....... , 70.00
preferable I am sure. I t Ik tme woman'»
ISO acres, n e a r ly a ll In c u ltiv a tio n
w^a^^^^SaV^^a^araaTO awe a raw
F O R h E N T - A good fa rm ,
duty is neglected, and aome men Bad it
good
springs, Creha
“
•
w
r
a
PAPER H A N Q E R 8.
W h i t e S e w i n g M a c h in e C o m p a n y ,
ab ou t 3 m iles from D a y t o n ; in
lar aad outbuildings; « s iila * (■ *■ Dsytoo.
impossible to hold in cheek the aspiring
good c u ltiv a tio n ; good house, bayu
Ye*
disposition of the wife, a disease peculiar
CLMVBLAND, OHIO.
S h o p in A . O . U . W . b u ild in g —
an d orchard
T h e re ia 2 2 0 jicree O '
io their ken, a desire to rule theworM ,
lo w er floor— D s y to o , O a .
this offiaa. ,7 *—
plow lan d . In q u ire a t . I b i a office
and fail in what ia more important,
C O N F E C T IO N ­
ERY
L. WAKBS6AH A co
Fresh aadSalt BEATS
THE COTTAGE.
PATENTS
t
and Surgeon.
LUM BER m
BBFAIB
S tea m L au n d ry,
SHOP.
i l 6 5 n ew
j
TTrabrella«
K
ODD FELLOW ?
S mithin mine eoiMir.
«
ILI MWS AIE ALUE
TO A MIAICItti,
D E W E Y ’S
W E L C O M E HO M E.
to the public .
Ä T e n s io n
te d fc a to r
MSCNeM I • 11111 ■ ■ ■ ■*•
S k in D is e a s e s .
b
W hite
Sewing Machine»
iute
WmSewiitliaraCt
The“White”
_____ BA LE.
CITY UVS&Y STABLES,
F or S a le j r T rade. D O V lE lA B tB S B
Garriage, Haase, Siga
OfflAHWAL ÎABTBIB,
■ • V , for
I mp
tei *