Dayton herald., September 08, 1899, Image 4

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I should like to add
a few thoughts to the last article pub­
F R I D A Y . 8 H P T E M R E R 8, 1899
lished in answer to “ Old Contributor.”
It was Christ’s mission to discover to
R A IL R O A D .
T h e o n e lo n e ly p o tie e m a n o f tbs world the worth of an individual. I t
T IM E C A R D .
S a le m , w ill be assisted by s e v e ra l was Paul who through the spirit, was
boros out of himself and tried, “ There
s p e c ia l p o lic e m e n d u r in g fa ir
2 F o r Y a q u in a :
to neither male or fstusle.” But man's
T r a in leaves A lb a n y . . 12 :60 p. m .
w eek.
eyes has not yet had the eeales removed
“
“
C o rv a llis . 1 :4 6 p .m .
and he h a /n o t yet bean Able to compre­
£
arrives
Y a q u in a 6 :5 0 p. m .
A f t e r s e v e ra l m o n th s o f d a rK - hend the Bi vine wisdom, “ I t to not good
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ness, th e s treets o f S a le m w ill for man to be alone.” Ha has overlooked
Leaves Y a q u in a ------
7 :0 0 a. m .
a g a in be lig h t e d a t n ig h t , w ith 3 6 the feet that God need woman quite as
■ ¿ S a v e s jO w jr a in ia ....lI: 4 0 » L j5 ,
a r e - la m p » ; c o m m e n c in g - negt'-)®“*8^ “ w * ° t o establish thia govern
' ’•X rH vee A lb a n y .’ . . . .1 2 :2 5 p .m .
ment. But for the hardy foremothera
S u n d a y n ig h t.
3 F o r D e tro it:
v ho held the fort and stayed by the
Leaves A lb a n y ...............7 :4 0 a. m
“
stuff,'’
tills
fair
land
could
not
have
been
M a jo r C . U . G a n te n b e in , o f
A rriv e s D e t r o it .............. 11:66 a. m.
redeemed bom'tbs •wilderness, tbs wild
W e own and occupy the tallest m ercaatlle building la tb e w orld.
P o r tla n d , has been a p p o in te d a d ­
beasts, and yet wilder savage. Ah, those
4 R e tu rn in g :^
over ».WOAXW customer«. Sixteen hundred clerks nr» coootantly
j u t a n t g e n e ra l o f O r e g o n N a t io n ­
engaged Suing out-of-tow n orders.
mothers braved hardships which to day
L eaves D e t r o it .. . . . . 1 2 : 2 5 p .m .
a l G u a r d , to succeed B r ig a d ie r
A rrives A lb a u y . . . . . 6 :3 5 p .m .
would muse the stoutest hearts to falter.
O U R O B M I l i L C A T A L O G U E s tbn t o « of th e B M | d e - j t qaatee
G e n e r a l B . B . T u t t le .
W hetexale Price« ta Everybody, has ever 1.000 pagee, i4,ooo lu s tr a tio n * , nad
* 6 Leaves A lb a n y .. . . . . 6 :0 6 p. m.
And with it all they bore a son to fill tbe
60,000 descriptions o f articles w ith prises. I t coats y»sente to 'p rio t nod m ail
A rriv e s C o r v a llis . . . . . 6 :6 6 p .m .
place of every man who toll in oonque.t
each copy. W e w a n t you to have eno. S E N D F IF T E E N C E N T S to show
M . L . C h a m b e r la in o f S a le m ? of wilderness or war, yet to-day their
your good faith, and w e 'll uend yon a copy F R E E , w ith »11 charges prepaid.
* 5 Leaves C o rv a llis . . . . . 6 :4 0 a .m .
A rrives A lb a n y .. . . , . 7 :2 6 a . m.
i t is s a id w i ll succeed G e n . W . H . daughters have no voice in the govern­
O d e ll, fo r c h ie f c le iic o f th e state ment they labored to establish. And
O ne an d two connect a t A lb a n y
la n d b o a rd . T h e la t t e r ‘ h a s re - when the daughters cry aloud to the
and C o rv a llis w ith Southern Pacific
men of
their r i generation
to
tra in s , g ivin g d ire c t service to and
s ig n e d - a t tb e p le a s u re o f th e 1 men
01 ,h«
0" ” ™ ” » «
<> give them
b o a rd o f tru s te e s o f th e a s y lu m , protmd.on for their homes.nd heir shd-
from N e w p o rt and a d ja c e n t beaches.
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dren.svoice replies through the ballot
• N o 6 runs from A lb a n y to C o r­
box,
“ Women
are
getting
out
v a llis on M ondays, W ednesdays and
F ra c tio n a l in terest to tbe am ount of their sphere- Let them go home and
F rid a y s o n ly .
¿VERYBODY SH O U LD
— o f $204,409 77 has been paid tn rear their children.” In God’s name,
. • N o 5 rune fro m C o rv a llis to A l­
P A R T IC IP A T E IN
A ug u st 1 on the w a r bonds ¡»suet reverently I aak, what for T To fnrniah
bany o r - T uesd ays, T h u rs d a y and
in tbe 8 per cent w ar loan o f 189o meat for this molloch of i l i a liquor traffic
S a tu rd a y s o n ly .
A sta te m e n t com piled a t tb e T re a t to fatten on? God forbid. W ill you fling at
T ra in s Cor th e m o u ntain s a rriv e
u ry D e p a rtm e n t shows th a t tbe oa the time-worn rhetoric, “ The hand
a t D e tro it a t noon, g iv in g a m p le
bonds were issued in d e n o m in a tio n * that rocks the cradle roles the world T'
tim e to reach ca m p in g grounds on
and am ounts as follows: 67,lSh I f ao, we make answer, that may be true
th e B reitenbush and S a n tia m riv e r
tw enties; 1 1 2 .0 -2 one hundreds; in every land under the sun. I t is not
th e same d a y .
176,874 five hundreds.
true in America. For years America im ­
E D W I N S T O N E , M a n a g e r.
l a t h * title o la n e w song w ritten to commemorate th a t rapidly approaching eren t. The w o r d a 'H , « * " ,T r V r r a i i k ? ' m ’ r a ’ «“ " n " T e
ported from the atoms of European cit­ are grand and In spirine, and th è eo, er, tn co lore,, w ith po rtrait o f Dewey and a picture of his H . L . W A L D E N , T . F . & P . A .
D b a f t s m e n W a n t e d in N a v y ies IC0.00O more votes than were born fiagshlp, thè O lym pia, le a work o l ' I art. ‘
J . T U R N E R , A g e n t, A lb a n y .
Y a r d s — T h e c iv il service com m is- in American homes per annum. Will
irerybody should show appreciation o f Dewey by sw elling the grand chorus o f welcome
which w in go up from ocean to ocean on the d a y o f h it a r r iv a l^
you tell yoor cultured, refined American
E A 8TA N D
th is 'fa ll a t various places through mothers that the hand that rocked these
nut th e U n ite d states for th e posi cradlas rules ns? Small comfort in that
V IA " ,
lions o f d ra fts m a n and assistant
1 cannot fully understand wbat to
S h a s ta
R o u te
The publishers o f D a y t o n H s as L O h sve made arrangements to fo rn is ti this M-eent pub­
d ra fts m a n in the navy yards,bureau meant by the “ physical limitation’’ of lication to Its readers
o r THE
o f construction and re p a ir, a t N ew ­ women. As J had never before heard
F O R 2 0 C E N T S P O S T P A ID .
port News, V a .; P ortsm o u th , N . B of ./physical '»qualification” being a ne­
W TH m
-Scad a ll otders to
and B o s to n ,re s p e c tiv e ly ,a t salaries cessity of a voter; wlten have they taken
Bxprcaa Trafo s Laava ForttasA D a ily .
o f 95, 96 Hod $4 per d ietn . ^ T h e ttje right of suffrage from old and feeble
AfeUÍV»
kV E .
com m ission’s c irc u la r states th a t men ? Qf course the ballot has Its obli
.SAS p m 1 San rranelaeoo7:4S a ■
San Fran Jtaeo 7:46 p m | P orttaud............> :U a m
ap p lican ts w ill he e s a m in e d , graded gation with them, for instance the mar­
Above
a t a ll
between
ar>d certified w ith e n tire im p a rtia l riage relation to a privilege, but It also
gent, 8 hedde.’ H s í» 10* ' Jeffrraoa,
H alsey, h c p -iib q
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W
ity and 'w h o lly w ith o u t regard to has Its obligations to wife and husband
y. Sagene. Cuitase drove, D ia li
an y consideration save th e ir a b ility and I mention hundreds of others, but
^bk}*aSS',n‘ c"ldu.ìtl. * Ut,On’ ,ro“ RO“ bUr* to
as shown by tb e grade a tta in e d by they all have their obligations generally
» M p in a r O e d e n ,............................... .. l;W p a >
l « p n a r D enver............................, . l v «;4S pm
J. F . S T A IG E R ,
them in the e x a m in a tio n .
C tO a m a r m a h . . . . . . .
ar I p l a a
shared and the woman have the biggest
6 JO a nt
? jg ? S ÏL Chicago..............1
fo 'Æ â ü i';.;; »
P b o p b ij r o b .
share. What man ever lived who would
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p
m
ar
El
Paao___
T h e people o f V e rm o n t seem p re t­ undertake to do the half that the women
...a
r
aæ i
COMPLKTM STOCK o r
4:1» p m ar Port Worth
»;40 a m
ty well satisfied w ith the workings
7J»a~- aa
- Maw
“
' rlean s... .
No donbt‘ ‘Gld Contributor” is one
O
o f .their p ro h ib ito ry law . I t has of those who think a woman can he
F ir s t class in e v e ry respect. D I N I N G C A R S ,
stood the test o f 47 years, and tb e mother, companion for hnabend children
O B S E R V A T IO N G A R S ,
R ates fro m 91 to 9 2 p e r d a y . Spec­
d epu ty s e c re ta ry 'o f state, who has nurse, hostess, se am s tre s s , m a r k e te r
Pullman first class and tourist o a rs at>
ia l a tte n tio n p aid to C om m ercial taehed to all trains.
for 4 0 years been sergeant-at-arm s and a host of othor occupations, while S H I N G L E S , L A T H E S ,
o f th e leg islatu re is reported as say-' bo poor, tired, overworked man will do
T ra v e le rs .. S a m p le room s in con­
R o s e b u rg M a i l D a ily
M O U L D IN G 8 , P IC K E T S
ing, “ there is about as m uch lik e li­
^E A VX .
A B B IV I
trade and quit work at 0 p- m ., or
n e c tio n .
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hood of the leg islatu re repealing loaf around town all day talking of wom­
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F R U IT B 0 X E 8 ,
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th e la w as there is o f th e ir passing an’s doty, and because of hto great
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days
a la w to bang them selves.” T h e re strength vera.
t
E tc ., E tc ., E tc ., E tc
M 4 N N V IL L E
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. f , .. -
e x cepted
are o n ly 36 policemen in th e e n tile
N A T IV E D A U G H TE R .
l v TiSO n m C orvallia, lv 1 __ f . m
_
W e get o u r L u m b e r from. P o rt­
state.
N o t one open' g am b ling
’a .a r lnWpmJIndgpend^ilya.O am
lan d and tbe q u a lity speaks for
house, and b u t tw o know n houses
______ W l l A f t p m Pnrtland, « r ftAO p
W M . L A M B E R T , P r o p rie to r.
'A M u s ic A l b u m F r e e .— F r o m its e lf.
o f ill-fa m e . T h e to ta l expenses of
Independence Passenger D a ily
W e in v ite those who c o n tem p late
a ll ja ils o f th e state for 1898 was S e p t. 3 to N o v . 5 , th e S u n d a y
(O allF, except Snnday.)
Q u a lity o f o u r w o rk is Unsur­ Portland, t v 4 - » p m M c M in n v ille , lv i M m
less th a n 911,600, and lees th a n W o r ld w ill issue w e e x ly a song in b u ild in g , to give us a c a ll before
M
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a
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7 : » p m P ortland, u I S n m
passed io , Oregon.
9120,000 was p a id for a ll c o u rt e x ­ s h eet m u s ic fo r m , w ith h a n d ­ purchasing.
Inde
ace » r r t j t p » I
A r to »
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5£
. «V <
cum us i m ini B U Y
D E W E Y ’S
W ELCO M E HO;
pacific company .
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THE COTTAGE.
LUM BER YARD I
ALEM. -
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OREGOJT.
8;40pm
ROUGH ASID DRESSED LUMBER,
UST OF PROPERTY
w
of lhB
land i»
Y am h ill c o u n ty —So a c r e . lu c u lZ t L r
Sil t ile d , sp len d id ly situated withu*:
m ile s o f D ayton ; fair house «,Xxl
’
A n d o th e r G ood T h in g s
A.
D E T M E R IN G
anoo o n tim e, secu red by in o r tm lj*
p r e m ises.
— — ~ - - - - »»»«Mat a.
11 aero» in tby suburbs of Daru-
8 s e r e s In c u ltiv a tio n ; on eaiw term« ’
8 a c r e s m o stly in cultivation'
PATENTS
In timber, near Dayton; priei re Z ?
able, part tbn«.
***** <
i 47-lO O X Ses in F letch er's nddiuo,,,.
D a y to n , Or. O ne-ljiltd 4-an be
|
1% acres In the finest ( l Hn e ln tw ' F
county, freoof an y Incumbrance,
or H
iu iin
1
d eed f for
sum
e,
tt-F A M
• Md AU
S u c r e s w it h in
19 to U m M 9 literal MWM«itS«e*»rwkd* br
I M d B T S B Ÿ am aro* uovl »
I B1AD IT before applying for patent AdUr.ee :
!.. WA8HIMQTON, D. C.
N o. 5. 3 j acres fenced, in croa
and on h ig h w a y . 9500.
No. 6. 9 sere in Lippin
d iti« n to D a y to n . Fine locatim I
9126.
N o. 7. 6 j acres, orchard ofig.1
pies, pears and peaches, nie«td
trees 5 yqars old, |5 0 0 .
N o. 8. 8 acres i miles west ffI
D a y to n , 24 acres in differentwri-l
eties n f fr u it, 6 acres in cultivation I
2 acres in pasture with
' 1
w ater. 9800.
i N o . 9. ; 2 acres ) m ile of Oajtoa.1
14 acres in c u ltiv a tio n , with yoona I
o rch ard . 9250. .
n v i v rtro sores on 1 tiTBQ j
7 m iles from Woods on Neetocal
d a y , house 1-4x24 w ith upper «ton
and k itc h e n , fr u it tre>s, garden,
ab o u t 4 acres cleaned, barn, ett. i
9600.
N o. 14. 8 0 acres, 33 under i
house 1 4 x 2 6 w i t h ' kitchen
b a rn 1 8 2 3 0 , g ra rie ry H x l
house 1 2 x 1 2 , 2 acres in orchard I
91 6 0 0 .
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C. H A D L E Y
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E. ROW LEY,
_________—
Manngan,
SHOP.
G. C. C A T E S ,
oregon
Repairs Buggies, Wagons, Umbrellas
and makes repairs of all kind.
C A B IN E T
W O R K
of every deecription done In good style.
L T m b r e lla s
Recovered, and made es good as new.
Give him a call-
A R F Y O U AN
I f K> you »honld take and rend
P A C IF IC
ODD
FELLOW
A m onthly m a a a iln c published in
Portland and exclnatvejrl devoted to the
intcrerts o f Odd K ellow .hlp, both local
and general. I t la tbe only Odd Fellow
publication in Oregon and la now tn ita
eighth year,
We h a ra made arraugementa w ith the
rate wa M u e v e «vary u a a Fallow won
be glad to accept
Tha price of the H xaxL olatl.M p er year
y«< and
the price o f “ PactSe
F e llo w
w " * ! 1 , , gu
Faclfle Odd Fe
11.60 per
per.
m ile o f Latovett,
No. 4. 2 lots 60x129, six roo.
house, b arn , good well, in Divio.
P A TE N T LA W TC aS,
M c M innville , - -
t,
fia c r e s In sm all fr u its, balaueoin i.ruZ’
a p p le s and c h e rr ie s; can be n-uledT,;
9100 per y ea r. fiKXMl
H.B.WILLS0H4C0.
REPAIR
W e «end both to un b .c rib e r« w h o p *y a
year atrlctly In advance tor »1.60.
C all at our ofllee and fee a .am ple copy o f
'PactSe Odd FS llow .”
ALL ROADS ARE ALIKE
TOA
A T e n sio n
Indicator
IS JUST.
E.
S te a m
WHAT
THE
WORD
L a u n d ry .
Indepd’a lv 4)M»a m
A
N IC H O L S
S IG L E R .
SHIITE, COLLARS AND CUFFS RETURNED
so m e c o lo re d c o v e r. T h e e n tir e
Y A M H IL L D IV IS IO N ,
Unvm Ar» * i (o W . ^ , « f o y .
/ EQUAL Tl REW
.
set w ill b e m a ile d , p o s ta g e p a id
and F rid ay.,
" .
fo r 60c.
R e m itta n c e s receive«
C o n tra c ts given fo r F a m ily and
Portland, 1» s a t a m A lrtlo I t T;W a m
a ft e r S e p t. 3 w ill g e t th e b a c k
re g u la r w o rk - P rices a lw a y s R e a ­ West D ayton, l v l i » p m W astD av I v l l i U a m
sonable, an d S a tis fa c tio n G u a ra n ­ A trlte, nr ft:lS p m Portland, ar ft :06 p m
n u m b e r s a n d e ach n e w n u m b e r
S heridan passenger ,
teed.
issued. " B e s id e s th e so ng .
The
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(D a ily axeept Bnndny.)
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th
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b
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south
o
Pnrilnnd.
Iv
ft.-OO p m Shorldaa, Iv 4 » a m
W o r ld w ill also send its color©«
West D ayton Iv S J I p m West O a y lv 7 :« 7 n m
T h a n k i n g m y p a tro n s fo r p a s t depot* n e a r R . R . b rid g e.
Bharldan
a
r
7:40
p m Portland ar 6:W a m
A r t P o rtfo lio , w h ic h is « m a r v e
œ w a S iw i.iS r  S g B
o f jo u r n a lis m ; its S u n d a y M a g ­ fa v o rs , I ta k e th is o p p o r tu n ity o f
P hilippine« and A
Anatralla.
n a tra li..
a z in e , w h ic h e q u a ls th e m o n th .ly o li c ii in g fu tu r e b u s in e s s . F ir s t ,
F o rth
ro iig h ticketsau
d jrataa
call on o ra d -
r through
tickets and
r ______
C. T. POMEROY
'arris. Agent, Dayton.
p e rio d ic a ls , a n d it s C o m io W e e K -
C.
H
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M
A
R
K
HAM,
to th e o ld s ta n d b y s ; second, to
■
- = ° î ? ' r - * r - *■ P o rtlan d , Or.
ly , w h ic h e x c e ls e v e ry c d in ic
DKALKB II»
B . K O E H LE R .-M anag er:
w e e k ly in th e U n ite d S ta te s e x ­ th o s e h a v e b een c o n s ta n tly ad
c e p t tw o , a n d in its c o m ic scope d in g t h e ir u a m e s to ra y lis t o f
e q u a ls th ese tw o 1 0 -c e n t p u b lic a ­
tio n s .
W r i t e a p o stal c a rd to c u s to m e rs ; t h ir d to th o se w h o
S u s a n v il l e , O b , Aug, 28, ’99.
th e S u n d a y W o r ld M u s ic E d it o r , m a y fe r th e fir s t t im e d e c id e to
S in ce w /ilin g to you from C anyon P u litz e r B u ild in g , N . Y .„ fo r a
S IL V E R W A R E .
g iv e m e t h e ir b u s in e s s , o r a t le a s t V a
C ity la s t M a y , I have traveled over
4
lis t o f th e songs.
. D bfart
q u ite a b it o f te rrito ry , and visited
F ob
SALEM ,
Faon
P o s t l a m
a p a r t o f it.
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OREGON.
a n um ber o f towns. I cam e across
Pao«
M
alt
I h a v e m y w a re h o u s e i n firs t
Fart
A T h o u s a n d T o ng ues - C ould not
L . B rad ley and 8 . B. F a y o f D a y -
F in s w atch and ja w e lry rep a irin g a
» F -m .
. M all
tqn, w ith th e ir large 3 0 foot te n t, express th e ra p tu re o f A nnie E . class c o n d itio n .
6i4ft p. a>.
H a v e p le n ty o f sp e c ia lty . All k in d s o f J e w e lr y m anu­
•a C ity, 8L boula.
fa ctu red to o r d e r ,----------— — '■—
a t th e picturesque little town o f Springer, o f 1126 H o w a rd st. P h il­
Jcago and K
Spokan«
sacks to a c c o m m o d a te a ll m y
XdS
p.
m.
a
d
e
lp
h
ia
,
P
a.,
when
she
found
th
a
t
F lyer
M o n um ent, on N o rth F o rk o f John
D a y riv e r, ta k in g pictures o f the D r. K in g ’s New D iscovery for Con­ p a tr o n » .-—“W i l l - n o t - k n o w rn g ly :
b e autifu l scenery, and doing photo­ sum ption had com pletely cured her k e e p a n y p e rs o n in m y e m p lo y
4 4.
graphic w o rk. A ll being from the o f a h ackin g cough th a t for m any w h o is n o t a c c o m m o d a tin g a n d
McM innville, Oregon.
EA
N
JT
c ity o f D ayto n we jo u rn eyed to­ years had m ade life a burden. A I
E . L . W IN G , P ro p ’r.
gether to the tow n o f H a m ilto n in other retnediee and doctors could c o u rte o u s to a ll.
For Sam Francisco--
•v e ry five days
lu d ia n v a lle y , situated on Deer give no help, b u t she says o f th ia
First Clnas Turnouts. Most careful
P a tr o n iz e th e W h it e o r D a y to n
7
p.
m.
creek.
F ro m there
we passed royal cure— “ it soon rem oved the
drivers.
W a re h o u s e ; i t is th e fa r m e rs
through th e Long Croek country,on pain in m y chest and I can now
Special attention given to the convey­
our way tn the m in in g town o f sleep soundly, som ething I can f r ie n d .
ing of commercial men.
4 p .m .
Prices reasonable. Third street, be­
H usan ville, w hich is w ell up in the scarcely rem em ber doing before,
tween
E
and
F.
J-
W
E
X
O
N
Columbia
River
feel
lik
e
sounding
its
praises
B lu e M ountains, on th e had waters
Rx. Htinday
Steamers,
o f the M id d le F o rk , o f the John th ro u gh o u t th e u niverse.” So w ill
Satnrday
10 p: m.
To Aetoria and Way-
every
one
who
tries
D
r
K
in
g
’s
New
D ay river.
T a r r N o t i c e .— R e s id e n ts
landing«.
D. O. DOWMBR.
H . ■ DRBSSER
T h e last n ig h t nut before reaching Discovery lo r an y trou b le o f th e
D a y to n a n d v ic i n it y g o in g
Wlllametto River 4 X 0 p. _
ft a. ra,
Ex. Sunday
this place we camped on S lide th ro a t, cheat or lunga. P rice 50c.
8 a le in , w h o w is h t o - o b t a i n th e ■ X. Sunday Oregon C ity , Nawberg,
Salem A Way-Landa'
creek am ong the rim rocks, b u ilt a an d 91. T r ia l bottles free a t R . L
Dayton
h e a t l f i c e n t m e a l in th e c it y . w i l l
1 a, at. - Willamette A Tam Lv.
fire by the side o f a large pine log H a rris * d ru g store; every bottle
M on.. Wad
Thur
c a ll a t 3 4 1 C o m m e r c ia l s tre e t, Too«
and F ri.
,
and Sot.
mid when sh ou t re tu rn in g to our g u a ra n te e d .
hill Rivers.
firs t Rodlr n o r th o f D a m o n B ro s ,
Oregon c ity , Dayton,
''•hpdeon th e ground about 30 feet
and W ay-Lnndtnga.
s to re ; F ra t-c la s s b eds.
F a m il y
s w ay^ o o ie o f o u r p a rty began p ic k ­
C h r o m ic D ia r r h o e a C u r e d —
I
Willamette River. » ■SS p.
tr a d e a s p e c ia lty .
G iv e us a
ing up some o f the b ark from the T h ia is to c e rtify th a t I have had
— AM D —
T h n r.
6 a. m . Portland to Corvallla Tue«.
and
Sat.
Tuea.
Thar,
log to replenish the fire, when We a ll c h ro n io d ia rrh o e a ever since tbe w ar.
tr ia l.
and Way-Landing«
and Sat,
heard the w arnin g sound o f a huge I got eo weak th a t I could h a rd ly
M R S . P. M . H A N 8 H A W .
Hiiakn R iv e r .
Lv Riparla
Ly.Uwltt'a
ra ttle s n a k e not six feet aw ay.
W e w a lk or do a n y th in g . One b o ttle
P r o p r ie to r ,
R iparla to Lew I «ton M 12 noon
soon m ade way w ith hissnakeshi tp. o f C h am b erlain 's C olic, C holera and
dally.
daily.
H e was p early 4 feet in length, D iarrho ea Rem edy cured me sound
; PLAIN .AND DECORATIVE
B a ir d ’s N o n -A fc o h o lic
and about as large around as a and w ell. J R G ib b s , F in o a e tie ,V a .
m a n ’s a rm . ty e have th e ra ttle s —
FIAV8MK
I had chronic diarrho ea for tw elve
ANO SPICES,
PAPER HANGERS.
W . H. HURLBURT,
10 o f them — to verify th is snake iears. T h re e bottles o f C ham ber-
Are
Strongest,
Purest,
Beat Moat
Gen’l Paas
elo ry. M r. F a y took a enap shot s in ’s C olic. Cholera and D ia rrh o e a
Shop in A . O . U . W . b u ild in g —
rORTlUMD
Economical,
w ith hie k o d a k , o f the place, and Rem edy cured me
ower floor— D a y to n , O r .
are the wordeof hundreds of customers.
we nam ed i t ra ttle s n a k e cam p.
8 , L S h a v e r , F in c a s tle , V a .
T b e Badger M in in g com pany is
O N O E T R IE D A L W A Y 8 U SE D .
Both M r. G ibbs and M r. S haver
o perating a ten stam p m ill, also
are p ro m in en t farm ers and reside
They are pure, economical, highly
using tw o h y d ra u lic stream s o f near F in castle, V a . T h e y procured
A w e ll e s ta b lis h e d G r o c e r y a n d
concentrated, dissolve easily, are acien-
w ater in th e placer m ine. T h e y the rem edy from M r. W . E . Casper,
D A YTO N , OR.
lifically compounded from the pure frnit B a k e r y b u s in e s s in t h e b e s t to w n
picked up one nugget n o t long ago, a druggist o f th a t place, who ia well
juices, and w e ao manufactured as to pre­ in Y a m h i l l c o u n ty .
W i l l s e ll
co ntain in g 910 0
T h e largest piece acquainted w ith th em and w ill
serve their delicate aroma, which to so
fo
r
c
a
s
h
o
r
t
a
k
e
i
n
e
x
change a
easily
lost
in
aloocholic
or
liquid
flavors.
taken ont in th is cam p oontained vouch for th e . tr o th o f th e ir state­
They All the desire of those who wish to g oo d s m a ll f a r m .
F o r fu rth e r
n early 916,000. I t was stolen or ments. > F o r sale by R . L . H a rris .
Wholesale sad Retail Dealers
M imifiate
i
‘ alcohol from their cakes, pud­
and Shippers la
smuggled by a C h in a m a n , who,
dii r í « eroama, etc. Beinfcfree from al- p a r tic u la r s a d d re s s t h is o ffic e .
when leaving th e oonntry was j o b ­
FO R SALE.
T h a t T h r o b b ik o H e a d a c h e .
bed by h ig h w aym en , and he went
W o u ld q u ic k ly leave you. i f you
crasv ovei his loss
F ie h in season. A ls o , fresh L a rd .
Mbseres, nearly all In cultivation;
W e w ill leave th ia cam n n e x t used D r. K in g ’s N ew L ire P illa .
G aah p a id fo r H id e s .
g o o d springs, orchard, good house, barn
T uesd ay for P ra irie 1 ity , 6 0 tnilee Thousands o f aufierers have proved
M
A
K
E
$
3
.
0
0
P
E
R
D
A
Y
.
and
outbuildings; WHIea from Dayton.
from here, on the m a in fork o f John th e ir matchless m e r it lo r sick and
Rasy terms, for "^rioulajs Inquire a t
FO R SA LE.
oervoue
headaches.
T
h
e
y
m
ake
D a y riv e r. T h e a ltitu d e through
W a d c *lra to « n ta«« a huatfing re n m a n to tlv a
la .v a ry town to . proenra anbacriHioaa for Tlie
Ure blood and strong n erree and
th is p a rt o f G ra n t connty is from
A fin e f a m ily c a r r ia g e a t a Mattonai Magnane
E asy to ta k e .
thronghont the eon
4,0 0 0 to 6,000 feet. I t has been m ild up yo ur h ealth
’ ‘ b a r g a in .- F o r p a r tic u la r s making from
a a w r i. c o n i... m b w r lp M o n T la n Ä , etc. You
O n ly 2 6 c en ts., M oney
very cold, ra in y and snowy here for -T ry th e m .
1 o n H C la r k w i t h
M a u ts A
Sold by R L .
back i f not curad-.
tb e le s t tw o weeks.
M o o re .
H a rria , d ru g g ist.
". ■
B. F . S w ic k .
penses, in c lu d in g ja ils , sheriffs,
c rim in a l prosec trtiona, attorneys,
etc. T b e fines collected in pros­
ecuting violators o f tb e p ro hib ito ry
la w have paid a ll expenses o f pros­
ecution, and returned shout 9280,-
000 in to th e stale treasury besides
O u t o f every.100 in h a b ita n ts o f V e r ­
m ont, 29 have accounts in savings
ings banks— more th a n one o u t of
every fa m ily . In a ll cities in the
eastern p a rt Of th e state, where
liq u o r is said to be moat p le n tifu l,
there is not a place where a stran
gar can get liq u o r w ith o u t resorting
to strateg y.— E x .
FOR SA if
and U r n . » m ile , hum Im j im,
from Werton la u d in g on the
near to church a»«l school
- n>».
H autd poweuton Klreu Irt u l o e u i * * , * l .
HWO. sroator part n u b .
” r fow
C O N F E O T IO N -
EBY
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.MONTGOMERY WARO * < * * * * * *
Oregon Exchange Agi’i
$25 Klag ari Qatii $25
the (toh I
a t a g la n a ]
The Saat *aW 6f klaratsa aa aarth
lor tli4 ataaay . . .
TO THE PUBLIC.
Diamonds, Watches, Jew*
. elry, Clocks, and
ORAM
I t ’s
sad is found only on tMj
IO IIK C H CH1IILKSS $78
I01UCH ROADSTERS $M
up
W hite
DBFUKX KOADSTESS $S8
S e w in g
■ O IU C H CYCLE RPfl. CO.
M a c
W e have other
improvements that appeal
the careful buyer. Seadfa
our elegant H . T . catalog
h
Brancha«—Maw Tork, London. Hamburg
in «tainpa fo r a dock of
lying Garda. U lw tr a tin g «
tt D arla. L illia n R u w e ll, S
Cooper, Lee Richardson and f t
W a lte r Jonea.
Wm S
Kldi a lonareh aid Kwp in Front
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Ohio.
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