Dayton herald., February 16, 1900, Image 4

g A I I O - g H B K A L P -I a B ot B e n of
rniDAY, FEBRUARY 1«, IMO
th e
W est- errand knojvn, and give proper di
reotions for the doctor to reach I ba
W hite’s.
The doctor, a y^ung man just
fntm collage, was not to be over
coast by any difficulties, and leav
ing Jim in the care of hi* mother,
be set out to reach his patient if it
were possible for a perron to agdii
«rote the river. He did not take
the tame road that Jim had, but
took another that led to Jsmieaon,s
landing, a ford farther down the
river. Tbe river was much wider
at this place and
more swift
There was a eharp hend just above
and the logs and brush had caught,
Air B pitur ’ s L ira S aved by
C hamberlain ' s Cocoa R emedy —
EAST
AND
SOUTH
¡Oregon Exchange Ass’»
V ia
During the early part of October,
UST OF PROPFBTY
’
S h a s ta t R o u te
1896, Ihop traded a bad cold which
Fred Rruokitian has completed
M
ille
d
on
my
longs
and
was
neg­
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l
• " • ' f « " * » « * . M ia the ferewn. ville
lected until I feared that consump­
T i » » , f<*»»taMUkHK a Srat class
S ÍÜ T J H J I PA C IFIC COMPANY. A 1 stock ran ch , or v<M>d fur f w r ? n i . A i
tion had sppea ed in an incipient
rraemery ai Brown» ei Ile.
W ashin gton , nioae 4o raJtruad w i n L . t a id h
E xprena T r a in s Louve P o rtla n d D a lly .
b a r f a lu - p a r t cash, balTnce ou n i e " * lul<l “ '
¿tate. I wee constantly coughing
P o rtla n d 8
„ A t f iiV i~
116 acres—a<>m«. ot the
i
and trying to expel something
Several H ie * o f hope were
O b p w I San F rs ac isc o o 7:4 * u m
Yamhill county—
acres in c u in ^ J *'
SaaPraa:
7 :45 p » I P o r t ln u d ........... »a
whioh
I
could
not.
I
became
all
tiled,
splendidly
»
H
*.t,d
made tht« w « k a i 8alem . T h e
»toL «‘ «Plütion. (»tween miles of Dayton ; fair h o n t . - J ? ^ <
alarmed Und after giving the local
pnee peid was (J and Oj cenb».
doctor
a
trial
bought
a
bottle
of
M r. W h itte n le r. (be m anager o f
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and S p u k a n .
.P0«
N ln u e a p o li* Spokane
0« M* Ö. A. did not give Ute
F ly e r
tbe result was immediate improve­
* • P a u l, D u lu th , M ll-
F ly e r
* 4 5 p. m .
nainee o f the purchasers.
EMHk
‘
e
'
h lca « 0 ,n d « A n . au
ment, and «iter I had used three
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bottles nty lungs were restored to
O C C A M r rX A M K R S .
The gn.œry store o f H arrit A
8 p. n.
• m a r Ixra A n g e le . . . . .
Sacres tnoaUy In cultivau^k i i
a r S;-J5 p
their n.-Hur*Isute.— B .8. Edwards,
, ’
AU S a ilin g d a te * aub- 4 P. I
î ’fî P w a» El Faso
Lawrence" at Salem, was burgl.r-
Mr 2:85 p m I . timber, near Dayton S
4:15 p m a r F o rt W o rth
Publisher of The Review, W vant
}« e t to c h ance
re n w ,
a r * ; 4 0 a a able, part time.
‘
or
«au
Francisco—
7 ;5tr a in a r New Urlata* _
!E d b £
H,«bt Tba
a * £¿40 p BE
_tohd'<ompmi
*
tlaa|r
H
I
For
sale
by
f
t
L.
Harris.
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a
il
e
ve
ry
d
v
c
d
a
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k
6
acres
within
u
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D IN IN G g ^ ^ R V A T 10N C A R 8 | ’ P
X « d ’ X r i e fruita,
Ui ^ < balan«.,
^ X ^ i,, , X 7 ^
thing that the firm missed, eave the most reason to complain, for the free oi floating timbers.
Statesman, was a half a loaf of rain bad come down in sheets for
The doctoi with some difficulty,
No R ioht To U gliness .— The
D a lly
almost a week, making his usually
River
f«utedr(
4 p. m .
Pullman drat «lass and tourist cars at-
tlOOk
«'reed. An effort was made to
managed to cross, and as he covered woman who is lovely in face', form S x . 8un<lay Columbi»
Except
8te»mers,
bard
lot
much
harder.
tachod to »11 trains.
.
| No. 5. 8 j acres fenced, in
8 p. IO.
break open the safe, but it was u s­
S un day.
the rest of tbe distance without ac ■nd temper will always have
T o A ato ria and W ny
Jim waa an orphan, who had been
seccare eful.
a i . J on highway.
$500 ’
la n d in g !.
Roseburg M a il D a ily .
oident, he reached the W hite’s at i riends, but one who would be at­ Saturday
an inmate of tbe poor house in early
10 p. m .
No. 6. i acre in Lippincott’»
one o’clock. Here be found Mrs. tractive must keep her health. I f
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A R R IV E
Willamette River
The creamery to be started at childhood? He was taken by the White still working with her hus­
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“ ditmn to Dayton. Fine local*. td.
4 ; » p. u.
she is weak, sickly and all run
8te»mers.
on,
x c .p l
Exeapt
it.is said will be operated in Whites, when he was 14, and at the band, who had not regained con­ down, she will be nervous and- irri­
Suuday.
Corvallis Mail daily (Sundays
° < æ ï " t  ï î ' S un day.
the building 1» East 8alem in which opening of our story, had bean with sciousness. The doctor did every-
No. 7. 6 | acres, orchard of.«
table. I f she has constipation' or
___ _______ excepted).
the ice factory is,
which b them about two years. The Whites thing in his power, but for a long lidney trouble, her impure blood
pies, neao..and peaches, n.oet ni
1 ». a .
owned by James Maguire, propri- were well to do, having one of lime he despaired of ever reviving will oauee pimples, blotches, skin T u e t T h u r Willamette <t Y a t u ­ S:S0 p. m .
trees 5 years old. $0 0.
K ouday,
bili Rivera.
a n d Sat.
___ l y , which
_____ bis patient. But about midnight
etor of the ice plant. The machin­ the finest farms in theoounty,
No. 8. 8 acres | miles „ cw
W ednead.
eruptions
and
a'
wretched
complex*
-
L i t » , D ayton , A F rid a y .
Independence Passenger Daily
ery lor the ereamery will soon be extended about two mile« a long the he showed signs of returning life, ion. Electric Bitters is the best
A IM W a y -L a a d la w .
Dayton, 24 acres in different i™.
(D a ily , a x e a p t S u n d a y ,,
placed in position end ready for Salmon river. Mre. W hite waa a and on the following morning he medicine in the world to regbtatel T‘ %“ *
sties of fruit, 0 acres in cultivation
Willamette River.
“ « M ln o r H l e . lv A :5 « a k i
4;*0 p. m. U « M n ! ? * I l i m ” "
operation
. motherly old soul, who bad taken a was much better.
¡2 acres in pasture with ninnir'
P o rtla n d to C o rv a llis M o n d a y.
Hi«
injuries
W e H tn n , a r 7 : S 0 p u P o rtla n d , ar l x » ¡5
stomach, liver and kidneys and to Thuraday's
, liking to tbe friendl es lad, at first
£
a n d W a y -L a n d in g *.
W ednead. I n d e p ^ d e nc« a r X » ;* 0 p m in d a p d '«
water. $800.
r
though serious were not fatal. He purify the Wood. I t gives strong
and F ri.
D u rin g tbe past' week there
* be trie<* • • heat aha could to
Ÿ A M H IL L D IV IS IO N .
No. 9. 2 acres | mile of Dayu,
h . v . b e i . ,,uPX , < 5 g rria S W h U . i L i ^ t h M / M ± i M r had several ribs and a leg broken nerves, bright eyes, smooth, velvety
A r ile M a ll ( T r i- W e e k ly .,
le a v e
R ip a rla
8 n » lte R iv e r .
by the fail, bat by careful nursing •kin, rich -emnplexion. I t will L v at . 1 ;SI
to a v e a P o rtla n d M ou d a y« , W eduendaya
M acres tn cultivation, with voi.
L e w I . ion
a. tn.
m udp n f thrum
j ’ j •
White, though at heart a good man be recovered.
«A da. a
a n d F rid a y *.
d a ily .
orchard. $250.
D a ffy .
R ip a r la to Lew isto n
im ro n bicvcle
^ r,Vi" 1b ad’ « hlal>uslnese cares increased,
m ike a good looking, chari
wïSî?a%>n
• » I
No.
Wo- 14. 80 acres, 88
83 ufidi
under ph,,
Jim did not fare so well. His woman of a run down invalid On'
g on bicycle paths, and tried become cold and crusty. He had
F o r f u l l in fo r m a tio n a d d r e u ,
^ o M V r Y ^ S k * “ 88 14x26 with kitchen
tefore justice o f the peace at, himself, worked hard in his youth, exposure caused him to have a se­ ly 25 cents a tj R. L. Harris’ Drug
W. H . H U R L B U R T ,
barn 18x30 gransry 14x14,
s h tR io Á N f a u I nseii :
.
M c M in n v ille .
We are inform ed »»d had no use for lasy or idle vere fever, and it was several Store. -» »-• -. .
Oen’l Pass. Agent,
P n U l.w a
» » e « p t S u n d a y .)
ife o o
,c rM in orch
n
PORTLAND: OB.
th at M r. S m ith of Lafayette» and hands. He had made J im < work months before he oould be moved
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to
the
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hite’s,
who,
you
may
be
Messrs. W addie and Ross n e a r, * a7 h * " 1fron?. »he first, without
TO M IL L IN E R S , A N D 0 T H E R 8 .
c. HADLEY,
® » " F r a u d * o w ith I
A m ity , were fined for rid in g on noticing that Jim waa not as strong •ure, gave him the best of oara. •
W U lS Ä Ä l'S a 'T
C h in » , th « I
Tbe undersigned w ill sell all Facts T h a t
Mr. White had plenty of time
E. R O W LEY,
Ready
lin
e
*
an
d
A
u
s
tr
a
li*
.
as
most
boys
«.f
bis
age.
When
hie
the hicycJe*patli.
her stockof m illin e ry at n re-1 Every Patriot
while
lying
on
bis
sick
bed
to
think
I b t Ç k e t e s n d ralea c a ll o n o r a d
-
'_______
Managers.
wife had rem .rkt-d'that Jim was
January 1st d r e n
A xe o L D ayton .
- T h ^ C A X iH r o iL N iA home co . i >, r a «T7
C _ H _ . M
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hardly able to do such work, Mr. and con ai rider, and in the end he duced price. Call soon.
n
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KHAM,
I b
a £ * i t j ' < r j ,,e * d <l>i“ rier»
« - E O X H L X B ° Ä n ^ ,T '
B U 8 H ot
K 8 , the
i n rtia
t h it
i la m
S I"
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W h ile at 8uleiir this week, J. White had answered, “ That ’char­ became a very remorseful man.
1 bis is a rare opportunity for
|
aortfl. Send fo r a cata lo g u e to day?
W . Exon received several orders ity people’ could not expect tbe best . im was adopted and given what a miHfnAr or any one w anting to I O u g h t to Know,
for his B a r m anufactured whole in life. ’ Thia happened the day be bad never known, a mother’s open a m illin e ry store to buy a
M ONDAY,
care, and a father’s love. He was
NEW
PVBUSli
o
stock o f goods cheap.
wheat flour and graham , which! la-fore our story opens, and Jim,
NEW
W EDNRSDAY,
sent
to
one
of
tbe
leading
western
THURSDAY,
is made here. H a is getting his who bad just returned from the colleges, and at this writing is com
M rs . L ouisa B axtka ,
FRIDAY.
FO R K
F o r,
7 0 BK
flour pretty well iutroduced, hgv- bern, overheard Mr. W hite’s re­ pie,ing his course with honors.
over fifty-eight j#
D ayton, Q r.
¿RACTICALLY
mark. A t first he was so angry that
TRI-WEEKLY
>»g shipped a lot to Portland
Bell,
noble
little
Bell,
as
Jim
W
E
E
K
L
Y
*
National
Family Paj
A
D
AILY’
,
be almost made up his mind to
somo tim e since.
A ll who have leave the farm, and trust to him fondly culls her, was the only one
W hen tonewing your subscrip­
A N D encyclopedia .
I N I* T H E
TRIBUNE
C H X A P X H T K N O W N T R IB U N E for farmers and village
w kb it
fl° Ur are much pl®“8<’,l j
But second thought arrested of the three who bad taken part in tions to the Oregouian and otlior (
whose reader* have
u
A
i“®’
and
reinarkaWy
attractive pob-
h im , and he saw how foolish such the tragedy to lose bar life. Her weeKlies, or whan you wish your
resented the very
f rofu»e|y illustrated v ith por-
an act would be. Here, at leas k body was found in tbe leg jam af­ home paper clubbed with a goed
trart»
and
batt-tones;
contains
all
thé
dem
ent
onr
population
Mriking
^
•
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i
w
W
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L
,
S
riement
of
our
country
pt,
Gardenplowing at
W hile waa kind to him, an ter t,he river went down, and by weekly ph per o r magazine call atj
Containing
F
u
ll
Information
Mrs,
White's
orders
taken
out
and
Tribune.
•
Special
W
ar
DisDetehe»
d
Z
11
Rive*
aI*
inaP®r
t
a
it » « " • of th
order of the dey now? W ithin the he had a good houie, while, if he
the H bkad office. W e have a
buried.
Jim
carved
a
large
pine
Shod
sS
Id
«.FO
w
ign
Cor^‘»Pond’
e
nce.
Nation
and
World,
the
mott reliib
Upon
A
il
Statistical
Facta
jmst week we • are been told by aev left, be would be without home or
»nort Ntoriex, Humorous illnatrntinn*
n
•
board, and placed it at the head of Liat of leading publications, on
eral persons that they were having friend
Industrial
Information,
Fashion
Notea.’
M
arket
Reports.
Fascinating
she
,
and Figures«
whioh we can eave you 'money
the
grave,
in
memory
of
(he
little
their girdens plowed. • Think of it J
The weather
----------------------------
bad been stormy
, —
for
Agricultural Matters carefiihy treated,’ stories, and unexcelled agricultural
when you wish to subscribe for r * = n Th<
hers, we are having warm pleasant I 80™ * t*™*» B,,d tbe Salmon river, horse that had helped so nobly to
Ovw
______ • » -
make
the
turning
point
in
his
life.
a
paper or q agazine.
Folttidan
at
weather while in some other f wb*cb» during tbe dry season, was a
same hour aa the daily edition, reaches information, fashion articles for the wo
6
00
jT tn $ F « it
D anibi . A P q (. in u
parts of the country the* ground is
•tream, was now a roar-
W h e n you are b u ild in g or
- i s r a s a i a s i s t e s i s ; " • tam° r°”'
fcro1,1-
covered with snow and it is very ’ **$ river, full of floating logs and
! Congress.
w ant a -bill o f lum ber, can at
SW rfo-fo^fotW Iyfom By newspaper for J”!» » *. I l i a “ The Peoples Paper” )
cold
But, whilegardens are being bru* b
There is no' better iqedicine for N ew b erg T m ill and get prices. A Complete Guide
busy people.
..
the entire Uuftwl States. ’
plnwed-here, but little garden will
After Jim had finished milking
B
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8
I
.
to
the
the babies than
Chamberlain’s E very kim d o f lumber m anufac­
•<e made, as all the gardens will he lb » «<>»• Mr. W hite Came to the
Regular subscription price,
Forthcoming Elections
Regular Subscription price. '
Cough Remedy. Its pleasant taste tured at lowest rates.
plowed again later in the season. bV n ■nd «»kad him to go along
$1.50 per year.
?nd Pro,“ P‘ * nd effectual ouremake
of
1900.
$1.00 per year.
with him to the ____
cattle _____
shed. „ Tbe it s favorite with mothers and small
when they will then he planted
J. W . F ish b u rn , N otary Pub­
W e furnish R w ith the H bbald for
SPECIAL s The South African
sbed was about 100 yards from the
lic , D a y to n , inuIces o u t a lt leg al
We furnish it with the H bmai .» for
children. I t quickly cures their
FEATURES. J War; W ir in tbe Phil.
$1.75 per year.
,
Th« Cincinnati Enquirer is offer­ main barn. H a desired to put up cougba and colds, preventing pneu­ papers, and does all notary work
___J
$1.25 per year.
ippines; The Interna
ing $25,OfX) in cash premiums for several beams to brace it, as he was monia or serious consequences I t with care. '
afraid that it would not withstand
a . _
a
.
i
Congress; Our Naval
guessers on population of the United
also cures croup and has been used
Send a ll orders to th e H ER A LD , D ayton , Oregon,
Any and everything good at the
Military Establishments; The
States for 1900 The scheme is tbe heavy winter snows They bar in t ns of thousands of oases with­ Poatofflce store.
Tropical
fruits,
I
5»»ioan
Settlement;
The
Great
Samoan
Settleme
copyrighted and sanctioned by succeeded in raising two beams, out a single failure so far as we have nuts, sweet and pure candies, etc.
Trusts andi/Their Capitalization, and A Ï R E E
P A ÏS e R N
and wars working on tbe third anc been able to lea ri>. I t not <toly on res
downer .
proper government officers. The
h h . pres
many other subjects of equally vital
laut,
when,
i
t
s
u
dd
en
ly
slipped
ah
<
publisher of the H erald hat
*itcrf
foilingatrufikthe
ladder
tm
wSR
S â â g S S a îS a S S S
r.ngeil with th atn f the Enquirer to|
the oroupy cough appears, will pre­
Mr. White wm standing, throwing
club tbe MEM
H era
id with
A ID
w ith the E n q o ire r k i " L
7. .
in ru w in g vent tbe attack. In. caaaa of whoop
«»ns year for $1 90 with the privilege
% tbu if.° U'1‘d'l,
ing cough it liquefies tbe tough
of a guess. The premiums offered I
? ,« ‘ onIe! ’
lo h" ,f dr»«
mucus, making it easier to expect­
are large and are open to all club
j " » If carry him to the barn,
Historian Ui S. Nan>^»'
orate. and lessons the severity and
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a
—
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c,ur’
l
and
summon
Mrs.
While,
took
Jim
subacriiters, either new subscribers
frequency of the paroxysms of
— AND—
TH E STANDARD - ~ 4
or those renewing. This offer is but a moment. But what was to coughing, thus depriving that di<-
225 **—
» M k . kooMkoM k li,U .
sflknft "fk
_____
, *”■**»
be
done?
Mr.
W
hite
needed
a
doe
only made for a short time
A M E R IC A N A N N U A L .
sease of all dangerousoonsequenoes.
tor immediately, and the nearest For sale by R. L. Harris.
B
JUST
i q U p « 1 FWtpaM to any addrasa.
one lived four miles aw»y, and on
At a meeting of the state hoard
W
H
A
T
the
other
side
of
tbe
river.
In
low
of agriculture in Salem. Saturday
\2 5 c ts , \
w oR L I>‘
His L ife W as S aved ^ -M r, J. E.
plain ano decorative
THE
last, the date aet for bolding the water tbe river could be crossed,at
Lilly, a prominent citizen of Han
•
York»
several
fords,
but
in
tbe
rainy
sea-
fair of 1900, was September 17th to
WORD
' PAPER HANGERS.
llw a x b a . - . . I "?n lb ere W M bu*C " « bridge within nibal, M o , lately bad a wonderful
22d. R Scott of Milwaukee,
T R Y . TMR
- j * * . 5 waa
T. I "lx
that made the river pass- deliverance from s frightful death,
/IMPLIES.
appointed superintendent
8hop in A. O. U. W. building
’ n telling of it he says: “I was
8EWIHB tuemtE.
live stock
lower floor— Dayton, O r .
r
S T !! .“ 4. U" U e k 'W re i T h .» e r r
•280 . . . „Iftred
L h ó » .,
" i 41’ " V . '* * ’ '»« Mr*, taken with Typhoid Fever, that ran
1 »MeKylhB«íSK»¡
HyltaB ehK « ta ,n not » tta ln o l by t h . a w of «■>
ether » t i e r a . II«
exhibit of agricultural and hortl tim« t , ? r*' Bu^ tbfcre * " • no nto Pneumonia My lungs became
•q u *l 1er K y le «ad perfert CL
T ake N otice .— Residents
lardened
I
was
so
weak
I
couldn’t
cultural products There will be • I Jk?. * i
L BLnd
Dayton and v ic in ity going
even
sit
op
in
bed.
Nothing
helped
indicAtei
premium of $160 for tbe best die- W k ^ ^ ? !lb h#r, hu"b»n<1- Mr.
Salem, who wish to obtain t.
the state
ply of farm animals, oonsiatin« of .
’ •
• n° i
c°hscious- me. I expected to soon die of Con­
best
15 cent meal in the c ity , wi
sumption,
when
I
heard
of
Dr.
of
the
tension
a
t
a
glance«
not less than two horses, any breed • L'*** ’n 8p,t* ot * 1 tbnl bi> wiie bad
ting’s New Discovery. One bottle
cull nt 341 C o m m ercial atree
Ita uze means rimy saving
5 head of cattle, any herd; 5 eheep’
n
any herd, 5 Angora goat«; 5 eJrinT
V
.aboul’ a “ ,ilB lo ‘ be bridge gave great relief.. I oontinued to
first door north o f Dam on Broi
ns it, and now am well and strung. > and . easier sewing,
I
* •"« U e»Bl» ««rh-,.<.|.*
any breed. Not lese than 8 of the* l T * d ' d
fle H
•tore.
Frst-class beds. F am il
a l
- - d t> 7 *M ty »«MT rtty « i,S t« « n . ,-r hy m i l
a * «ar (k e n akeeletely »err I« i r . I « e l'M l.M Myi«e
mo muon
invention
in’t say too
much in its praise?
praise.” «*4« " s our
above named ciaaeee will be accept- r "M ,O <‘0Ve? v‘ be distance." When I can’t
trade a specialty.
G ive us
THE MH'ALL COMPANY.
This marvellous medicine is the
and is found only on the
IM-lM wm I.,« kern. . . . . a.- tm rxy. «. a tria l. -
ed as an exhibit. The $160 nurse •
L * me ,r ,lh ” ' " i 1“ n{ lh" l«nd
for this prize waa made upas fob
U wa8 a" be ha surest end quickest in the world for
M R S . P. M . H A N 8 H A W .
lows: J. B. Stomp $60; Rural I -
tb®.bi ,<,* e w” $one W h«t all Throat and Lung Trouble. "Reg
Proprietor.
ular
sizes
60
oents
and
$1
00.
Trial
Spirit $60; and state agricultural was he to do? I t was almost cer
bottle
free
at
R.
L.
Harris’
Drug
lain
death
to
himself
to
try
swim
Imard $60.
C. T- POMEROY
miug Bell acme« And then the Store; every bottle guaranteed.
T h e undersigned has opened
S
e
w
i
n
g
M
a
c
h
i
n
e
D B S k B R IN
a notion store in the Powell
S ecretary H ay ’ s N ew R ussian thought clm e into his mind; Mr.
FO R BALK OR T R A D E .
b u ild in g , n ext door to E x o n ’s D iam onds, b a t c h e s , Jew ­
T reaty — A bit of diplomacy that White ceres nothing for me, what is
W e have other striking
will flatter American pride, ha« the u»e of risking my life, and then
feed store.
Candies,
Cigars,
Improvements th a t appeal to
A team of horses, harness and
elry , Clocks, and
been cousummuated by the receipt, possibly do no good. But his bet
Indies hats, handkerchiefs, and
the
careful
buyer.
Send
for
during tbe past month, of a writ ter nature asserted itself, and he wagon for sale very cheap; or
P” ® ** frMfoF« you purchase a n y o th e r.
a variety o f goods, m any of them
S IL V E R W A R E .
thought of Mra. White alone With will trade for a heavy d raft horse,
our elegant H . T . catalog.
ten guarnlee from the Russian gov-
S
A
LEM ,
-
.
OREGON.
suitable
for
holiday*
presents.
her injured husband.
He forced
ink
ct.,
ernment, that whatever might lie
or a good cow. In q u ire at this
osLAjrea, xcx««.
1 Prices reasonable. C all and see
Bell
toward
the
river,
which
wslch
snd
jewelry
repairing a
the vicissitudes
of the d Celestial
■ Ualon Sqaara, N. T .
C h i« ,» , m.
s t U nta, Mo,
empire
.« to territorial
i s i n t ^ i a - . l ^ ^ ^ ¿ k Í ^ n L r w A ’ wh‘ch
^ l r 0^ WÄ' office.
W hite S eidw I achne C o .
epeclslty. All binds of Jewelry manu-
my goods.
fsetured to order.
FO« SALS BY
H A R V E Y SERGEANT.
Cleveland, Ohio.
tion, American trade treaties with
7 ' d lben’ nob,e
China would continue valid. The !he current*' ’ ^ " ^ * * * ’ brC* ''1
ARF Y O U AN
T h e follow ing story was writ*
ten by a boy fifteen years o f age*
T h e foundation of the story, was
an incident related to.him by an
old In d ian ; while cam ping near
.M o u n t Hood some years ago.
Considering
.
_ the* age
— o f the
_
w riter sod th at he is an Oregon
boy, und the story has soma
tu rrit in H, we publish it as re­
quested by friends o f the youth
“ Rain, ra in ,. raijil W ill it ever
etupT thought Juntas he trudge*}
wearily from the house to tbe hem
w
THE 1900
I M i n i itjls ln
.OS
DOWKBB ft DKBUO
MS CALLS)
MAGAZINE1
Indicator:
Carriage, House, Si
OffliAMNTAL PAINTERS
MS
CALL,
ftBAi
-
IN SIST
P atì * Í0I
NEW BUSINESS.
m ire
Russian government was the last A t first she raw d . . i m i k j
of the great powers to accord us -
t
l
*
t l*e head-
thia guarantee This same aM urJ j , 81\ b“5 wbeneb® reaobedll>«mid*
I f so you »hoold ta k e snd read
a n o , . . regard. B riu ih treaty 1 ° f -n * “ T
Where tb® «^ ren t
P A C IF IC O D O F E L L O W
rights, has been sought in vain bv i
8w,fte! 1’ ,b ? «o«M RO uo farther
.T.7ifv"ecy,
ti:
tbe court of fit. J . m i . for the pa?t .u L m * * 1 * ? ^ f
d° W° lh *
year. Sotae English paper, haw <
L ,g8 of bH ,b a
ruahed
I Ï ' ¡ í i í T t " n ln OrWJ"
I« w»w ln l u
> .v
affected to regard
e ig h th y s « r,
« -M thia
IK I. demand on. UI>„ wn.
ODD FELLOW P
1?» « m en t, at this reached
large
whirlpool
and
" » '• « « r r a u g u n m ta w ith th e
h.Tr b i
.
* * ° * n r in b 'T s c i é é
f M 'i V k ljo » 5' » ( lh D * w o n M « «A L n * t *
land bold« hosli
T h e D rice o f th
Y— e
w It«
• • K R A I.Ill* 1 t í - 00 P *r r ® * 1, » n d
t h . p rice
h o w
w ” ’’ I I , « »100
per
(ce o f • (•«clBe < *M P h e llo
Rt
i
î? " !* boî h to " " b T r l b e r . w h o j « , - .
7 « a 5 r . I * í _______________
_____
í ’Á? l a j d v s o r e to r I t « .
oglr-e and use
n p lr copy o f
, Paci Be O d d F e llo w .*'
MAKE
$ 3 .0 0
PER
D^Y
i
.
f - * “ 1’ • ’ »»•‘ « « W f*p re » e n t* tlv e
N r t T O ‘ S ? 1i T W" J Î , î ta n r t'*» '‘ »k '«N Th e
th r,. . . ¡ . „ J r J f *
e . w * h M * tn * n v perenne
« O i o i f Î î r L S " Â £ o ln ir « " • * o r k .o d
- a k i n , fm w
d *r
£
h a v •p
e ie
n n i th fn g .Î?
to r r , f a « . l a # . n v w
e r y
e r i r h t b t ls
i
a 5 g to
t ,ï n
« l t n
In the County Court of Yamhill County
Htata of Oregon. 1« the matter of
the estate of Elisabeth Hubbard, de­
ceased.
*
•
|R h,’r», l’v given that the undei-
slgned, R. Gabriel has been by an order
of the above named Court, dttlv aopomt-
efl,"u t* of said.
Elisabeth Hubbard, deceksed
Now, therefore, all persons having
ciatinea against said estate are herebv no­
tified and required to present the ¿ante
doly ▼•rifled, to Mid hdtninittrator at
Payton, Oregon, within six months from
data of this notice.
d IS » thl’ the l0th day oi J' D,“ ry A.
B. G A B R IE L ,
’
Afhntaistrator of said estate.
R A M Sk V A t « « T O N ,
,»
a
so at variance with our national
d . . L
'
Attorneys for estate.
policy — ‘The National Magazine.” h i m ^ i T h T ™ , m ,lM 'ai b*,lw* n
—s s e s - m a w
I h
aod tbB d<*U *. aud the doctor
W A N T E D .^
I Tft,t
he would reaeh. He roused ftim-
____
_
Boatoi/klwa.
eelf and pressed painfully on, not
Robert Bari has o p n n e d o n lo t * l l l v , . n c
Wheat wanted at tbe Dayton
A farm of 150 acres o f tha best °.ot‘0,n$ in b,a «Eoitoment that his and real retata ofl«« )p b. Ï . Fletcher's
Roller
Mills
W ill pay 40 rei.ls
land in the state, w ith in 24 miles
buhi belPle8B at b«a side, OMUonto
« ' h * 7 P'.uHn
*•** Inquiries Infor-
those w,n
malting.
Re per bushel for wheat delivered at
o f D ayton, is offered lor $26 an «5? ,a8* I * rt of b’i joorney was Will also prsctlos
tbe mills in Dayton
¿ ^ * 2 2 r ’ \ k“ 3 : F S
D A Y TO N R O L L E R M IL L CO.
shed for waeona wood
m b* Aqallv reached the dootora’s Banters take note thatHtoue b r i n k haw
.r“80" ’.
<>rcbard . | office aod fortunately found th« •
»«.pply of a m m S S lX
“
bargain. Inquire of Oregon E x- [ exhausted that he had hardly
change, pr at the H erald uAtce.jatsength enough left to make his
Eigl l serreef' good land pertly
mprrfted, with house and barn for
•ale. .Inquire at this office
C loth*, washed clean so<l doue up In
good stylsst McMinnr|Us s te m laundry.
PATENTS
M c IN N V IL L E
A p p o in tm e n t o f
S te a m
A d m in is tra to r.
ffSüd u Ä « err 08,1 rH,ow — •><»
going so far as to intimata that our
it
_
diplomatic machinery was set in 1 - J-“
throwH ofl^ be bor*e in-
«notion through London influence
, i w * H e ,fou8bt m id ly
Nothing could arouss the latent I W-,€h
curiT nt» a*’tl when be bad
arouse
the
latent
A n g lo f o b i.aoaM lly a . statements
r“ “
7“
of this'kind. And the moral^orcel
lbe
lim a’ bia foel
of a probable ally with which r ' “ | touob«<1 bottom. He summoned his
N o tice o f
mm sunn
L aundry.
oürarînT"
W M . L A M B E R T, Proprietor.
A $1000
P r e s c r ip tio n
F o r C o ld s
» 1 « » w o u ld n o t pay fo r th e o o e .n l______
W ilk phystclana th a t ha v e shaped th ia pre­
scrip tio n . P eople h s v ta g e o ld t who purchase
a » oent box o f
M en d el’» D y n a m ic T a b u le »
therefore p r a c tic a lly h a r e had the nn «.» eow-
• u i t t a c p h p a U la a a a ltM u g os th e ir ease, sod
Msve th o tr e a tm e n t in hand. C a lle d D T W X io a
ftwfc th e ir foreefulseaa. T h e y w i l l p o s itiv e ly
tweak n p s sold in th e head o v e r n l< h t, nnd fa r
the m ore s a rio u i e o td t in th a head a m i sheet
^ n * h S ? ! ,r
, r ' 1 " r « r-a tm e n t lo r s o ld s T X T h a y .1? ' *
w n a m le T a e n ia e now a a e e l ,
R L. H arris , Daylon.
s a & r Ssarj
C o .U In
b and fell I
or ob * ment I
j Q uality of our work is unsur-,
passed in Oregon.
BEAD R
SHIRTS. COLLARS ANO CUFFS RETURNED
' EQUAL TO NEW
" •» •» fttS J S M O
Contracts given for F a m ily and
regular work- Prices always Rea-’
sonabls, and Satisfaction Guaran­
teed.
Laundry three blocks south o
depot, near R. R. bridge.
•O VBA»»’
P atents
r
U fer» wriria*
BMirltam ter rnrnsm. .
Address I
WASH »M O TO r i. 0 . C.
BUT
00N F B 0T I0N -
•
ERY
And other Good Things
A */ D S T M f i R IN G
CITY U V E H Y STABLES,
M cM innville, Oragon.
" 1.
L. W IN G , Frop’r.
Idrivera01* " T" " ’°Ul8- Mo*‘ , ’ rei"4
_ _??***** stlestlon given to the convev-
•k«of commsrcisl men .
* — » « .» -
“ nf‘ c ü 0 " er7
No, you do sot have to send swsv
from Dayton to get job printing dona
Bring your Job work to the H e n a l offlDes
wVuK "
*,W I1 « *« -*» » " < > » n d f a itc n ,■ tie*.