Dayton herald., September 01, 1899, Image 1

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VOL.
DAYTON. OREGON,
Eggs J 7 cents p e r dozen.
Wheut 50 cents per bushel.
F R ID A Y .
SEPTEM BER
1, 1 8 9 9 .
N O . 12
T
Remember the gold medal con­
test Wednesday evening next week.
M c M in n v ille College is ta rin g
Tn response made by Mayor R. L. W. 0 T. U. C O U N TY CO N VEN
a place in the .front rank as an Harris, through column* of H mrai . d
T1ON.
M rs. B arret, w ife of C. L . Bar. institution o f learning. I t offers
Butter 40 cents for 2 pound
last week, a numher 'of -citizen« of
ret
the
harness
m
aker,
arrived
to
the
young
man
or
woman
de­
Dayton w et in the council room
tolls.
Following lathe program of the annual
siring a colic
Wall paper, paint*, and oil a t H arris'. here from Portland this week.
collegiate educatio'n, ad­ Monday evening at 8:?0, to arrange County Convention of (he Woman’*
Everj^ one is invited to attend vantages fu lly equal to other ed­ for a free reading foam In Dayton. Christian Temperance Union lu be lx*ld
Fine cigars and confectionery
the county convention o f the W. C. ucational institution^, In softie Temporary officers ware elected, R. at Dayton, commencing Wednesday Sep­
gtA. Detm ering’s.
T . U . There will he good vocal respects it may have ad vantages1^ Harris chairman, end D. A. Sny- tember 0:
Machine oil, compound axle gross« for
‘ WkDNK81»AY VOaKkOOH.
“
V . ? r " r M-
threah' i* at Nlehols A G abriel**; the and instrumental music.
jomposed of the foilow-
Be,I Front.
members
of
the
facu
ty
are
chris-
[
ing
named,
to
m
a
k
e
fu
rth
^
i
Devotional
exerrisee— Mr*. Jane
Mrs. K ingstotxand Mrs. Teel-
to makefurthrflkrrange- J
•
Votaw.
. —
tian
men
and
w
o
m
e
n
..
Those
!
ments
and
interview
in
g
o
f
McCoy,
were
here
last
intervia*
citizens
regard-
W ill Snell of Portland, who has
10:93. Organisation — appointment of
a short vacation is spending it here week, T h u rsd ay an,d F rid y , visit­ who are well inform ed as to the J n g the project
ijsct; committee- R.
committees.
college have been favorubly im - Harris, 8. W
at bis old hnme.
V Bigler, Hr. A. J. Ros-
in g Mrs. D r. Courtney.
11 ;00. Introduction of delegate*.
pressed
with
the
moral
character
«
te
r,
John
Moore,
M
.jC
.
Tuffbrd
Mrs. Ida Simpson of Wheatland,
11:15. Report* of officer*—correspond:
There was not much time lost of the in stitu tio n .
T h e in flu ­ Another meeting will bo-held Mon
is seriously ill. She is sister to E. about threshing last week.
ing secretary, treasurer.
Ma­
day
September
11,
ana
it
is
bopec
ences su rro u n d in g the student
ftham of Dayton.
chines were kept humming most of
there will be a large ’ attendance 11:33. Reception and reports of frater­
are religious sud elevating. The
nal delegates.
Miss S ilvia W ills , o f C a rlto n ,'
time. And also this week,
Women arecitiaenSin Dayton, why
lib ra ry is well supplied with
12:63.
Noontide prayer.
,
not be present at the te x t meeting
is visiting Miss L u lu N ichols and
R. L. Harris, mayor of Dayton,
the best of books; it contains2500
AyrKa/coow.
and
give
a
helping
hand
in
this
other relatives in D ayton.
will welcome the delegates of the -volumes, which are free to stu­
matter.
2:00. Devotional ekercisea.
R bv . Fred Launer of Newberg, W . C. T . U county convention dents. A reading room is con­
4 2 :30 Reading minutea of forenoon aea-
Wednesday
evening,
September
6
A
new
order
of
things
has
been
passed through town Tuesday on
nected with the lib rary, and sup
alon, and president’* address.
h . Clark has laid a first olaat plied w ith the best current litera­ inaugurated by wheat Thayers ant
his way to visit his brother iu Salem.
8:C0. Report* of Hupenntendenta.-
warehousemen in thie section, a nr
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i- .E i_ - - - .- iJ _ .
Clear, flrst-cluss Him ber for walk on th e north and east side« of ture of the day. New apparatus we presume generally throught the
RVXKINO.
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***» -'. y» ' -w W « « M IU M MO m «U ,., ax
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sale by Nichols
Sigler, and the his residence property. The walk has been added d u rin g the year W illamette valley, that of grading 7 JO. Devotional exeroiae».
nwliMte«o »MM-«waw«i UtWIAA WtAH-MaHTOtSv-.—ri rjlgl
is
made
of
good
planed
lumber,
and
m
ori^w
ill
he
d
u
rin
g
the
com­
best made shingle iti the murKet.
wheat. There will - probably be 8:00. («old medal contest.
and is smooth and evenly laid.
ing year-to the laboratory, which two grades— Nos. 1 and 2, and re
McMinnville— Ethel Harris, Row­
The county convention of the W.
Rév. W alts o f Newberg, w ill afford every facility for the study jected wheat. Thie may cause
ena Walters.
C. T, U. will be held in the Evan­
preach in the M . E .'d iu rc h , D ay of chem istry and physics. A l­ little dissatisfaction at first, but af­
Newberg— Miss Gans». ’
gelical church of this place Sep
-
Chehalem Center— Miss Mildred
ton,
n ext Sunday ^even in g at 8 though the room occupied by the ter wheat growers get aooustomed
(ember 6 and 7.
Wills.
o’clock.
Everybody in vited to laboratory is large and well lig h t­ to the change they will probably be­
President Boardman o f McMinn'
come reconciled to it, as have those
Dayton—Mist Gertie I’a im e tO l
hear h im .
ed there w ill soon be a demand
ville college will address the people
in Eastern states and Eastern Ore­
THl’HBDAT—rpaagoox,
T h e wheat th at has been tagen .for more commodious quarters. gon
of Dayton Thursday evening Sep­
9
:80.
Devotional
exercises.
tember 7. Everybody attend.
in at the warehouses here is T h ere are uearly sufficieut funds
10:00. Evangelistic whrk, and how beet
G.
E.
Detmering
of
Eugene,
came
in hand to build a laboratory
The Oregonians on Saturday o f good q u a lity and holds out in
conducted— Mrs. Votaw, Newbergr
b u ild in g , which w ill probably be up from Portland on Tuesday, and
w
eig
h
t.
Some
o
f
it
is
dump,
10:20. L .T .L . work— Mrs. Terrell, New­
failed to arrive in the m orning.
has
been
greeting
his
old
friends
in
b u ilt ou the campus iu another
berg.
r
The m ail agent failed to throw none sprouted.
Dayton. He informed us that wheo
year. Y o u n g men and women
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•
11:00. How to hold discussions in local
it
wae
first
thought
that
the
wheat
them off, aud were carried on by.
Nichols Sigler, the Dayton lum-
are p u t on th e jr honor and they in the valley was all ruined and
and county unions—Mrs. R. H.
T ere w ill be preaching in the er merchants, • this week sold to are expected to joonduct th em ­ the price of flour went up-—at Eu
M iller, Dayton.
ones A Adams of McMinnville,
Cbristain church the first S un­
dealers in lumber and building sup­ selves as gentlem en and ladies. gene a rise of 50 oents on the bar 11:30. Social Purity— Mrs. Blair, Day
ton.
day in Septem ber by the pastor, plies, 100,000 shingles. A pretty Observance of rules aqd regula- rel was made— he purchased a sup
# . H ;- Siekafoose. A H a r e y n - J good deal fftr a pew firm.
o lv o f flour su flician t to laat ft voiir ISfiQQ. Noontide prayer,
AFTXBXOOM..—M
was about 6:80 a. m. when he
vitcd.
ou. A hoarding lia llis conduct
W , E . Coovert and wife moved
purchashetf
hie
flour,
within
1
hour
1 :30. Devotional exercises.
Charley Howe’s little eon was to Portlaud last F rid ay,'g o in g on ed in the Easement of the' b u ild ­
seveual hundued sacks had been 2 :00. Duty of local officers to ^pounty
jile severely cut iu the face on the Modoc. M r. Coovert has a ing) where board mny he had at
k»4iJ«A.<4»v'ri«.wr»w.'i>rt(i.’Ai v
A» i
sold at the grocery-store of which
offices— Mr*. Allen, Newberg.
T u itio n in all
[fesdsy, by accidentally failing op- position in Portland,-on th e east 12 per weex.
be had made his purchase. D ur -
on aeharp ohisel.— Yam hill County
courses 111 per q u arter o f 13 ing the week seveRal tons we Be dis­ 2:30. Model Union-^-MFs. Law, Mc­
side, in a confectionèry store
Minnville.
Reporter.
»
weexs. President H . L . Board- posed of in that city.
aud cream ery.
3:00. Treasurer’s duty— Mrs. Cosine,
man w ill cheerfully give any
drove
McMinnville.
Mr«. C for W.
took on her
de-
•awt* 4
p àrti%
B b Powell
îi’ îdttho,0
Thure-
»jte*»»>telewtHI*«aate m ttion M ian Hel-,
ere
on
Haturi
purchase ot & thoroughbred
;h his sister,
* n te to ^ ,ln - _
day, where she w ill remain about a
■ en Chamberlain.
sey calf ot J. L. H o s k in s .-« N e w ­ visit several weeks with
month- She will visit with her
E V V N IX O . , .
Mrs. J. Arm«. He is much pleased
Angie
Powell 7 :30. Devotional exercises.
berg Graphic.
Jacob D. Browea (m ote) of 8a daughter Miss
with the country, and may be per­
lem, made a pleasant caH at the and a brother whom she has not 8:00. Address—President Board ntah,
- Miss Adda Pogb leaves neat suaded to make bis home here.
H ir a l d office on bis way home seen for over 30 years. A sister McMinnville college.
week for Hepner, where she will
The late rajns have made good
faom
Y am h ill locks. H e at one from Iowa, whom she has not seen
MRS. R. B. M IL L E R ,
soon begin her eecontTvear’s service water for river navigation the past
for 32 years will meet her ibare.
County Bupt. Press Work.
in Jthe public schools. —* Yam hill two weeks. J t has raised the water time was an employe of the pub
lieheR of H crald while publishing
Dr. B. P. 8 wick who Is a t 8u*anvlUe,
County Reporter.
in the W illamette and Yam hill sev­
a papeR at Satem. He also edited Eastern Oregon, writes that the anow ts
~ ¿frs. A \ J. Kosaiteiis the latest eral feet. A t one Vine there was a
and publiabed the Onegon Sign, a 8 inches In depth there. Ugh.
Dr. J. F. Calbreatb of McMinnville, ar­
to Ikarn the management o f a bi* rise in the W illam ette of over 3 neat little papeR, in the mute school
G ood E xocoh t o T a u — The rived In this city on the overland train
cycle. _ She has been putting in feet.
at Salem. M r . B. came down on
finest quality of leaf sugar Is used last night. Dr.-Cafbreatk Is one of the
In q u irie s áre m ade at- times hie wheel, but unfoatunatel v bRoke
a few odd moments this weeK
in the manufacture of Chamber
¡4
and
bad
to
Motuun
by
boat
on
Jeprniug to rid®.
’ biin*S Cough Remedy and the rents state Insane Siy-tei-«, to succeed Dr. D.A
buRsday.
used in He preparetion’give it a fla Pgine, thd present InSumbent, whose
Jesse Edwards made a busi­
w ith th a t end in view , and there
Mrs. H u n t, wife of Capt. M .W . vor similar to that of maple syrup, term ha* expired..-^-Oregon Dally States­
ness trip this week to Baker City
and L au ra tide in the in terest of is a fa ir prospect o f a bank being H u n t o f Salem , . drove down making it pleasant to take. A sa man Wendnesday, Aug. SO.
medicine for tb-i cure of coughs,
Druggist, Bookseller and Stationer.
Mrs. R. B. Webber, of Dayton, will
the Edwards brick factory.— established here. W e have the from th a t city on Tuesday. She
m ill an d now m ust bave the was accompanied by h er three ooids, la grippe, oroup and whoop deliver address of welcome to delegatee
Newberg Graphic.
bank. T h e m atter is under con­ ch ild re n , the boys takin g jturns ing cough it-is unequaled by «any to tho W. C. T. U. county convention, on
other. I t always cures, and cores
7 PRUNES ! PRUNES !— Z. T. sideration by capitalists.
in rid in g th e ir bicycle.
Mrs quickly. Forsaleby R .L . Harris. behalf <Jf local W. C- T. U. M r*. Mo
Davis of Dundee, O r , will pay 5 0
Cutchen of Carlton, will respond,
ip from Portland Satur- H u n t is a neice to D r. A. J .R o s
cents per bushel for fine Italian
On the trii
T h e college at M c M in n v ille
Those who have early hop* have com­
Prunes. He is ready to contract day, H arry Insul one of the hands siier-of this city, and is the guest w ill open'its doors 8ept: 15th for
menced picking, lint It will be the Just of
for same.
on the Modoc, when at Qearrin’s of M r. and Mrs. Rossiter. From
w hat promises to be the best next week when the work of picking later
8. W. W. Sigler has been improv­ landing in trying to oatch the line here she goes to Newberg, Gas­ year in its history. Send to hops will be commenced.
which had been thrown to him to ton and Portland to visit rela­
I f Yoh do not c«U on
ing his odd time in making im ­
make the boat fast, slipped and fell tives and friends, before re tu rn ­ President Boardm aq for the new
provements on his residence and
O. O. HO DSO N.
illustrated catalogue, free, and left bore Wednewday morning for South­
against a pile, cutting a gash about in g home.
misee. He will soon have hie
see fu ll particulars.
two inches in length above his right
McMinnville, Or.
ern Oregon. They went by team to spy
lie painted, and w ill then have
eye, and bruised his face some. On
C. B. Coovert who has been at
for your Paints, Oils and Wall Paper.
0 . R. A N. steamer Modoc rune out the land.
/ neat and cosy home.
the arrival here of the Modoc, In- Stevenson, W hatcom b county,
tri-weekly between Portland and
Clothes washed clean and done up in
Hop pickers are com ing up sul had bis wound dressed by Dr.
for some tim e, returned home on Dayton, touching at all"-intermedi­ good style at McMinnville steam laundry-
Horn Portland to the various hop Rossiter.
M onday, fu s t before retu rn in g ate landings. Leaves Dayton Mon­ September<th— labor day—Is a lega1
yoiMs along the W illa m e tte river.
The weather has been perfect this here he visited E d ito r Banister days Wednesdays and Fridays at 6 holiday.
Û B B O T T S
For.tjie next few weeks the boat» week. Clear with bright sunshine
and wife o f the C en tralia News, a. m. for Portland. Leaves Port­
Will be crowded w ith pickers.
W . OF T H E W .
I f you want a harness or an y­
during the day, and warm in the his cousin. M r. and Mrs. Ban­ land Tuesdays, Turedays and Sat­
urdays
at
7
a.
m.
for
D«|ton.
OLD
H IC K O R Y CAM P, NO. 2 0 0 -
th
in
g
in
th
at
line,
cali
on
C.
L.
middle
of
the
day,
with
some
wind.
Expenses at M cM innville Col
ister he reports as being in fair
Woodmen of tlie World meet every Sat
harness unlay
The pain of a burn or scald is Barret, the Davton
lege are very low. Good homes This has been been very favorable health. T h e children were ju st
evening, nt Woodman hall. Day
can lie had in private families, ev for the farmers, as the grain has recovering from whooping cough. almost instantly relieved by apply­ maker.
ton, Oregon. Visiting Neighbors'we
come
0 . M. H A R R IS, Clerk.
erything furnished, at from 12 00 to dried rapidly and threshing was re­
A t one tim e it was doubtful if ing Chamberlain’« Pain Balm. It
I f you want to save money,
L. L IT 3 C U E R , C. C.
1 8 0 0 per week. 8end for a cata­ sumed early In the week, and was
aleo heal» the injured part« more
pushed along ae fast possible. The the little g irl would recover.
A. O . U. W ?
I
quickly than any other treatment, buy your shingles o f Exon. H e
logue.
fine weather has had a revivifying
w ill satisfy you in "quality and
and
without
the
burn
is
very
severe
Harmony Lodge No. 28, Ancient Order
Mr. J. B. Taylor, who for the effetft on everybody, and cheered
Mrs. I . Nichols h aving p u r­
price.
of United Workmen, meet* every Satur­
past two or three weeks has been them up, as it has given the farmers chased o f her father W m C ain, does not leave a scar. For sale by
day night in A- O. U. W. bail, Dayton,
acting as station agent here, pulled a chance to seoure their grain, and his fine d riv in g mare, she claims R . L Harris
Bread cakes, pies, and confection­ Or. Visiting bretbern cordially re­
up stakes and left Friday morning, gives a brighter outlook to the fu­
When in McMinnville with team ery at H. Oliver’s, McMinnville,
ceived.
to have one of the fleetest d riv ­
GF.O. H. B A X T E R , M. W.
Mr. Cutta again taking the helm.— ture— in a business view.
or horse, put them in the Grange
ing horses in this v ic in ity , and
A fine lino of papeterio, 5 cents up, at
J. H . M E LL1N G E K , Rec.
Newberg Graphic
A Farmer’s feed shed. Team 10 Harris’.
I t is but a short time until the challenges any one to pass her cents, iaddle horse.5 cents. Team
D. o F h ._ a . o T u . w «
Miss A n n ie Rowe
d Miss
State Fair opens— September 15, on the road.
Get a good dish of ice cream at Louies
when
fed
25
cents.
Unity
Lodge No. 17, Degree of Honor,
Clahk of Forest Grove, came up
Baxter’s.
l a t h e rending m utter, il I iin l rath mu ffe n e m l
continuing until the 22. This it is
meet* every Tuesday night in the A. O. iippenMLiif’e,
colored
a nd r n n k n ip
G lorious N ews —Comes from Dr.
You can get a lunch, with hot
to Dajrton the latter part of last expected, will be one of the most
A fine line of stationery at Powell’s.
U. W. hall, Dayton, Or. Viaiting mem­
week on t h e if wheels. T h ey were intersting fairs ever held in Oregon. D: B. Cargile, of Washita, I. T. He coffee, at all hours at Jsrume W a l­
bers alwara welcome.
Confectionery
MRS. FLORA PAXSON,
guests of the Missdh S tilw ell and The exhibits of agricultural pro­ writes: ‘Four bottles of Electric ling’s restaurant.
1« ro m m u ix llu g « Sr«l pln c r am ong »lie pnpnlnr-
Chief of Honor.
Bitters has cured Mrs. Brewer of and canned goods kept oti hand.
p rli r-l perliH tlcnla. r e v i v i n g ll,o n « » n ili o f n> W
Mrs. D r. Courtney w hile here. ducts— grains, grasses, vegetables,
re
a d g r, llir<v>g!>,>th iliv v n flrv votiulrjr v « ,h
MIBB GRACE H A D A W .l Y, Rec,
scrofula, which had caused her great
m outh. It i . d i . t i n - t i v v lr it pnhUvHil-nt f o r t h «
Strong
s
is
one
of
the
oldest
live
stock,
it
is
intended,
shall
be
T h e y left here Saturday, going
liotnr,
a n il vavh I.Riiv<-outalnitrv«<11ngof non h
Buffering Tor years. Terrible sores
interval to e v e ry fa m ily . W ith a .p lc u d u l a rta y
U N I T E D A R T IS A N S
unexcelled. There is no better way
home by way o f Newberg.
would break out on her head and restaurants in Salem. I t is a
of
.
,
Security Assembly No. 1(1, meet in reg­
A FO U R ROOM COTTAGE
of advertising Oregon than by mak­
TiaitLr I l l u h t r a t b u AaTK i.aa.
good place to taice meala when
John Marchand arrived here Mon ing a good display of agricultural face, and the best doctors could give
ular
session
every
Monday
evening
in
H
h
io
h
l
A
rra
a
r.-T
tv a D a , » i n n * .
A N D T W O LOTS in Dayton, will
ip
V
f iu ig
A * n C n a v r « S h o r t S t o i i i i « .
O- U. W. hall, «t 7.30 p ~
' ” | ? »Rt
- - !
day evening with his fam ily from and other products of the state, at no help; but her cure is complete in th at ciiy.
be sold at a bargain— make your member*
(h e p e n « o f th e beal A n iv riv a ii w r ite r , « m l
invited A pubi' ■5 ho- ijJ t-MMJf
..
1
<-lev<-rval « r t l . l i . ( h l . n in g x itie t-e rt.liilv w ill
North D«kots„and has moved on thè state fair. Every one should and her health excellent.’ This
Go to Z. Spangle, at the Dayton offer. Good barn, outbuildings, and second Monday in each month
pleaae you. M e n tio n th is po|>er a m i .e m i f o r a
«hows
what
thousands
have
proved
to his place in ( ove Orchard, re- take an interest in this matter and
barber shop, and get a smooth a variety of fine fruits; lots well
■am ple copy.
„
T U fc N A T IO X a I- M A G A Z IN E ,
’ ccntly purchased from W m. Wells. assist in making a grand good dis­ — that Electric Bitters is the best shave or your hair trimmed in the fenced.. A great bargain if sold A RR IVAL A N g A )O |P A R T U R t OF
VI llrttfo rd Ht. Iloeton, M * a (.
blood pupfier known. I t ’« the su­ latest ityle.
Mr. Marchand report« other parties play at the fair of 1899.
»
soon. Inquire at this office.
J u * M i t i h r l l e n a r r i , * , r n b lla h e r.
v e . ftqyton .
Yrrlvva.
preme
remedy
for
eicsema,tetter,salt
a. in.
coming jrom his locality soon.—
Bread, cakes, and all kind of
R:Ma. ui.
1110 a. aa.
llortt-y to p a te n t good Itien may I m - m --
Another stream in Oregon is to rheum, ulcers, boils, and running
North Yam hill Record.
1;4A p. m.
JO
p. at.
confectionery
at
H
.
Oliver’s,
Mc­
cu etl by o t t i - « iti, «tldn-ws Tux Ì' atfkt
6:05 p. at.
i : M p. m .
be made navigable. The Portland sores. I t stimulates liver, kidneys
R ie m p ir, H a iti n i i n i - , M d .
The regular college course and Telegram of Aug. 23, notes the re­ and bowels, expels poisons, helps Minnville. Also lunch when de­
the new teachers’ course in McM inn­ turn of E. B Ogden, assistant digestion, builds up the strength. sired.
ville College have been accredited United States engineer, from a trip Only 50 cents. Sold by R .L . H ar­
Machine oil ot all kinds at Harris’ .
I HAVE
-t
by the state board of education as up the W illamette river.
W hile ris, druggist "Guaranteed,
Iroquois Bicycles $ | g . 7 S
coming under the new law, and away be inspected the Long Tow,
McMinnville College offers the
graduates from these sours«» are and decided that it could be made
eligible to the state diploma, good navigable for small boats, up to best opportunities for securing an
“ M OM CYCLE WORKS FAILED
for live years in the common schools Monroe, Linn county, ap distance of education, and that, too,‘ju st at the
¿ M tvw fy bwIM . s md w» ba t» bcmglit U
m e n u re piani »4 n
C. L. G A R R E T ,
For sale and will sell as C H E A P
W t e M i s « I be • • t i e r . W ith it we go« 4te»
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of Oregon. See all about it in the 20 miles, for four months in the doors of the young men- and women
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year, the aeaaon of the year, when
Why go far Irom home to enter Having opened a H A R N E S S this class of goods for your accom­
M»»«r»etl y wy ke d te, fa miem e « w r y w here tor U a t d y mk I goed « M i r i y.
H r F oolxd t u b B uborons .— A ll the roads are bad, and farmer« in
modation, so if there is r.o binding
college?
S H O P >n th® room fa»»»eriy <*• twine sold in Dsyton next season,
DESCRIFTN
doctors told Renick H am ilton, of that section have much produce to
b sbtm y^ i iM W « n ere yUam e ra a k , deto eb aU e epenebete, art b
» 4 bastar, J k r a
F O R R E N T — A good farm, cupied by the shoe shop, keeps
West Jefferson,0 ., after suffering 18 ship to jjjarkeL For 90 yegtg the
blame no one hut yourselves. -
turn« « b é bsffe-fiwtfm m^bepimesÀ Ibvwmebw - «wr w r r u * t e a « m a r m a s t e « wMb a w r y C ìr e t e .
stream
has
been
cto«e¿4»*naviga-
about 3 milee from D ayton; in
months from Rectal Fistula, he
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I B <»r y «vur expresa agwmt • pm arerete* Mv
w nyi statsw V * b e r tW te s errsssts'.aOwrewA
t . • » . Dar tire f a ls a s * ( f f f l . n a » ! «are
IH ketch« ai fre m e n an < c< «ad are w»U rweaema
would die unless a edetly operation tion. In places it has filled with good cultivation; good house, barn
•ro v a i. | f yem dcm't t n d t i »he anea« «ere
logs
and
aiders,
but
a
few
weeks’
and Orchard. There ia 220 acres of
was perform ed; but he cured him-
•elf with 5 boxes orBpoltlen’e A rn i- work with the government snag plow land, Inquire at this office
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oa Salve, the surest Pile (jure on boat sod a dredger will dear tha
Bicycle repairing done on abort
•arth, and the beet Salve in the stream. The work of clearing ob-
A full line of H O R SE F U R ­
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mu
world. 25 cents a box. Sold by R-i «tructions from tbt river f i l l begin notice by M. G. Stonebrink, the
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N IS H IN G GOODS kept in «took.
Dayton bicycle reapairer.
L. Harris, druggist.,
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j next month.
HIOT WEAR!
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- OF E V E R Y DESCRIPTION,
C E O T H I b lG ,
G LO V ES,
GROCERIES,
M ACHINE OIL,
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And m any other articles of Gen­
eral merchandise, used in th e
household and on the farm, at pop-
prices.
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NICH O LS & GABRIEL.
The Red Front, D ayton, Or.
W E ARE
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N ow located in Odd F ellow s build­
ing n ext door to our old quarters,
and w ould be glad to h ave you call
and inspect the Largest and B est
Drus sto r e in Y am hui
county.
R. L. H A R R IS,
See here You w ill get left- _ • W h ite
L ead
in the SW EET PRETTY from 0 cents up.
SOON,
:
Linseed Oil 6 6
cents per gallon.
L atest Styles
in W all Paper.
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LODGE DIRECTORY, j
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The Nantional Magazine
COTTAGE JOR SALE.
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Farmers Take Notice.
New Harness Shop.
IIIIIIE H ill
HORSE BLANKET,
ROBES, W HIPS,
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oo.. Obvoapo.