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DAYTON, OREGON,
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IftMgJK K E C TO ftY ,
^O F
TH E W.
And etill ¡trains.
The rain* have broagbt the rive»
up boomiug.
hickory camp . no . joo -
A . P. and Mrs. E. C. Robertson
the World moot every
— —= ~
J L in x . * l Woodman hall. Day* ere ill with grippe.
•rt* Bg’ V o tin g Neighbors wol-
R
ev.
Bowersox
expect«
to spend
i Q. LA M B E R T. C lerk,
£ of
g. OP E tb , C- C*
lE N ^W O O D C R A F T
,« circle * » , 2 0 0 Women r f
meets every^TMerÄay even-
oJdmsa hall. l* t p a , * > r . V ie
f i S w is * C * O A B R i« L ,G . N .
HATTIE O. O O W D Y . Clerk.
> . O. U. W.
»Lodge No. M , Ancient Order
lerkmen. meets everyS ator-
ilia , A. O. U . W. h all, Dayton,
brrthera oordUlly re-
CEO* C- B E R T R A M , N. W.
g. QA B R IE U Rec.
Ö, OF H. A. O. U. W.
—
th e A .O .
taB,Day*ee,Or
s welcome.
Mrs. Howe, mother of E. Howe
an d Mrs. D. A. Snyder ie seriously
$L
_
Best thread made, 3 spools for
10c, a t M c M in n v ille G range
store.
W ild flowers are in bloom. M a­
ple, willow and other forest trees
are also blooming o u t.-
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s f?
John Bielie while slashing brueh
bad the misfortune to cut his foot,
severing the ends of two toes.
Nineteen Hundred Goods
A T TH E R E D FRONT,
LENA S flL W l
ARTISANS
s atmy r
» s
NICHOLS & GABRIEL
; W ith a large and w ell assorted
Judging from the la k e number
stock of m erchandise. For good
o f persona who eoogregate here on
Saturday evenings, th at the various goods and bargains go to
lodges which meet-on that e vening.
N IC H O LS & GABRIEL.
The R ed Front.
Rev. Ryan, an evangelist, is bold­
ing revival meetings at Wheatland.
There haa been general awakening
‘there, we are informed, in religion
and a number have been converted.
r. bail, at
lavtted
sylo
I . E. Penton has sold his fine
hearse, whiob he made,to Vastier A
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,8oti, of Lewiston, Idaho. I t was
U AND
< # Bhipped today by steamer Modoc.
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NO. 4 4
M A R C H 9. 1900.
w—**wws—■■
1900.
1900.
H A S COM E A N D ALSO
are well attended.
188 W E S A ^
united
8unday in Portland.
FR ID A Y .
T h e annual ach>x)l meeting of
district No. 28, was held in t h e
school house at Dayton Monday,
M arch 5th. T h e m eeting was
< ailed to order by E . A. Alder­
man, chairm an board of direc­
tors.
M inutes of last annual meet­
ing read and approved.
F in an cial and census report of
H . A. B ertram , clerk, uccepted
and placed on file.
8 . R. B axter was elected direc­
tor, to -fill the place of Charles
H ard ley resigned.
Oscar L. C arter was elected
director for three years.
H . A. B ertram was re-elcted
elerk.
A special tax was voted to
raise funds to pain t tbe school
b u ild in g .
T h e directors were authorized
to call a special meeting for the
purpose of levying tax to p u r­
chase seats for the two lower
rooms.
J. \V . Fishburn was re q u ite d
by chairm an to canvass the
m eeting for fuuds to rep air cem­
etery .fence.
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W H E A T L A N D IT E M S .
W h b a t l a n d , M ar. *>, 1900.
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CHICAGO STORE.
Big 7 D ays Special Sale on
N EW SPRING GOODS.
Beginning Saturday, M A R C H 10< we •’hall inaugurate a Special
7 Days Sale^ closing Saturday, M A R C H 17- This will be the open­
ing of the Spring campaign, and notwithstanding the marked advance
in all lines of merchandise, our prices will h ’. found lower then in any
former sale. Thousands of Dollars worth of New Spring .Goode have
arrived in the past few weeks, and every department in our house will
make you generous offerings during this Bale,
SATURDAY,
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MARCH
10.
640 U tics Stills Pillow C ues, 42xM, *11 ready
to uss, llTic.
144 U lte * M il l* Sheet*. 71**0, hemmed *nd
reedy (or u x , 44e.
1000 yard* of fine Mimeooh Kmhrotderles,
many woftfi l>c, cbdlee 12Tic.
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MO y»rd»-20 pattern* of wide Nam*ohh Em
broldered Flounctug. worth up to 80c per j *rd .
choice MC.
o,
1000 yard* M -inch Percale*, extra fine grade,
worth 12’ * cent* per yard, and o rer 50etylea to
choose from, choice 7A*.
T H U R S D A Y . M A R C H 16-
1000 yard* fine White Good* in plain and
fancy effect*, In over 20 style*,. Including flno
c u rt In Swim, Welt», MercerHed cffecta. O r
g*ndte*, Ktemlne», Leno «»ripe* and check»—
■ in » cheap at Me. choice lik e .
1.10 Palm M en’* Wool Pauta, worth up to IS,
th l* day *1 43.
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2.T Dozen \ Pure ! Linen N ap kin*, per do*.
31.
25 Dozen Extra ' »4 N a p k in , worth 32 pez doz..
at 31.261
Rain and sunshine.
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Revival meeting still continues,
F R ID A Y . M A R C H 10-
several persons have been converted.
1300 yard* fine Cotton Covert D rcrt Oood*. In
Rev. Ryan holds the fort alone. No
LOdlflerent stvle* and m ix tu re *, choice ll!4 e .
1000 yard* Beat Domestic Gingham*, a ll »tyre*
donbt h.ut he will build a church
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----- and colorings, worth now at factory 7 cents,
here in the near future. v
choice
5c.
M O N D A Y , M A R C H 12.
Suplee Beerea, A W hiting’» mammoth Sample
Rev. Bowereoxof Dayton, preach­ 150 Ladles’ Percale Wrapper«, New Spring line
of fine Paraaola and-Um brellaa, no two
alike: over 400 of them at OOeon the do llar of
ed here on Sunday; and such a good effects, 69c.
,
their value I f you wanr a high grade Novelty
sermon f t wash* The people of 1 caae lig ht ahada* in Spring O uting Plan Pnraaol.one that no one elae w ill have one like
Wheatland always enjoys his ser­ aela, choice 7}<c. Can not be duplicated for it, be on hand th l*d a y .
th e price a t the m ill.
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mons, as he has so many old friends 190 pair* Boy*’ Knee P ant»,all age* ISe.
S A T U R D A Y , M A R C H 17-
hereto welcome him.
20 Dolen Boy** Navy and W hite Stripe Duck
Lel’s
makelhe Last Day a Hum m er
W aist* with large Sailor collar—a bargain at
John Dil mar fa 'quite sick.
' 150 la d le s ’ W hite Shirt W »l*ta, the newest
50c—today 25c.
and uatticat of tbe production for 1000 worth up
Little Miss fyUlte Rós?, is tick
to 31.75, choice #0«'.
with mumps.
8cMaHiNiC.
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adr suit*, a ll made by Jno.
l» d lea'Tatlor-m
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T U E S D A Y . M A R C H 13 - S H O E D A Y . 40
T h e G range store at M c M in n ­
v ille , has began to close out th e ir
S cant* per 1
e n tire stock at reduced .prices.
T h e y w ilt move in a few months
10 cents per <k
in to a larg er and better b u ild ­
in g -
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piatine done in latest atyle, aad
M a t H r baud office. W erk w ill
Albert Senn, late pilot on the
favorably with that done elee- libeled steamer City of Eugene,
came up from Portland tbe latter
lo f coffee 1 2 |e ., a t the part oi last week. H e w ill prob­
ably remain at boms until the sale
rille G range store.
of boat* which is advertised to be
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, , , , , lAnlafield tho beat rnnkerof tadle*’ garmouta in
t groceries at L-B . W alker’s, sold tqe first of April.
125 Pair* Boy
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Boy* Shoe*—the famous Joe M llle r l^ ______
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There
are ____
Gray»,
Black*.
Mode*, In
lie ; also fresh bread.
m iake,
ake, they’re th
the
and 31.75
»ort today 81.2»!
wafbifabrica,
worth 315and 31«, choice
SCHOOL NOTES.
e 32.00
32.00and
31 75aorttoday
81.28 fine a ll w
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The steamer Gipsy is now run­
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A lio f Snow'* famous shoes for Meu, hand ^O-OB
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50 Doaeir M e n « fine ribbed fleece lined l!n-
club was organised a t ning on the upper W iliam etter river,
On Wednesday morning last week •ewed . and Geodve*r
w elt*, U n * and black, the derwear,
je rw e e r. Jnzt
ln«t the thing i for thia »eason of the
(A T IR V IN G ’S O L D S T A N D ),
■t Monday evening.
Mr. Miller, the druggist at R. L. 34 00 and 34.50klnda, today 33.18.
year. Cheap at 50c, today 36c
carrying wheat from Monroe and
Harris’, gave an interesting talk on 300 Pair* o f onr Ladle*' celebrated 33.00 and 25c 150 pair* luidle*' and U<e«t»’ Carpet .Slipper*
1. Crabtree, I t -, went to other pointa to Corvallis, where the
Alaska.
Several visitors were 3230 shoe*—20 style* In the new Spring shapes, Cheloe o f 19Q new Spring P erctle W rapper*.__
$hill Tuesday, to visit boat makes connection with the
a llw lth the newest vert front, worth up Iz
plain K ld a fld Vesting top, all 31.30.
.present.
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31.75, cLolce 3100
Ruth and transfers her cargo to the
100 dozen lAdlee’ fu ll tlnlahsd black H ot»
The membora of the board visit­
Ruth.
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Gipay
also
runs
to
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regular value 25c per pair, 17c
SbrToitceo 46c., B a ttle A x
800 Men's New Spring Snlrts.the nobby things .
ed
the
various
departments
last
A M anufacturer** lin e of Lace C urtain*— for dresz and bnalnem. In fancy worsteds.
dependence ana connects with
, at the M c M in n v ille G range tbe steamer Modoc a t other times,
only 500 of them th l* tim e, not quite many aa blaek and colored clays, rln e KBgllali C*»«l-
week
o r th |l« « 0 *n d 315 00—n -----—
mere*, many wo
Elders Lindsey and Lynch called
th an 31*.50, s lt go th
l* day »
a t 310.
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thl*
id transfers cargo to th a t boat.
28 Ladle*' Mercerised Satin S hirt Waists, In
laet Monday morning, and Elder ■old u n til 10 a. m ., to give onr frien d* from the Ito^al j n u c a»d Belmont Ked, regular prie»
is now
delivering Captain James Lee fa in command
listfriera of norsory stook for m ateo^M odoois matc^md pilot.
Rev. C E. Crandall will address
spring trade.
toe pupils on the subject oftemper-
On Saturday C. i Litaoher end
fill Crawford and W ill Hoffman
anee, some morning in near future
lie Oregon City Monday, to fam ily moved into the bouse on the
Old W .8 . Powell place jrh ic h Mr.
in the paper mHla.
& A X IO M S .
Tint B kst of A i . u —Of the many pretty J O I S T E S
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Litecher lately purchase J. They
calendars for 1900, the “ L i'tle Hweet-
Dayton Bicycle C u b w ill
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P E C IA L T Y OF
w ill oocopy the building until they
lieartg” A rt Calendar is the best for the
A n d y W in ters was laughed at
this (F rid a y ) eve at C ity H a ll
A
t
Butte,
Montana,
February
home.
Its
six
aecllona
of
bright,
pretty
have new house built. M r. Litscher
tniie for the coming season expects during the latter part of by some of his friends last fall 24th, 1900, W. O. Powell, of Mis children’« faces w ill cheer and gladden
any household. There sre six beautiful
Anna Loug came up from the coming summer or early fo il, to for sh ipping his bops to E n g ­ soula, M ont, and Miss Annie groups, In water-color designs, by Francis
land Saturday evening and vie* have a house built. I t w ill be one land, hut since lie has returns Petterson, of Sims, North D skots Brundage, tbe /onions painter of chil­
Mr. Powell is the son of Mr. end dren ; each group in 12 colors and sise
with relatives and friends over of modern construction and im ­ from the sh ip m en t reporting a
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10xl2»i inches, on fine W hatm an paper;
lay. She now has position aa provements. He has a fine location sale at 10 cents per pound he Mrs. C. W. Powell of Dayton, end bound
together a t top with silk ribbon, M A N U F A C T U R E LU M B E R , DOORS, SASH A N D L A T H
and when he makee contemplated th in ks he has the horse laugh -is well known to many residents malting the prettiest and moat artistic
(Writer for a Portland firm .
here, he having spent n great por­ collection of water-color reproduction
M c M in n v il l e , O regon .
¡apt. fitanpson o f the Salvation improvements, will have tbe finest on the fellows th a t are selling at
tion of his boyhood days in this ever ever issued. Each of the six sheets
went to Oregon C ity on ana moat beautiful property in 5 and 6 cents. T h e hop “ com-
city.
May the happiness of the contains two months' dates, being a com­
FOR SALK.
unday. taking the boat at Wee- Dayton.
1 b in e” w ill he cn lllin g on A ndy
plete calendar of the year 1900. This
young couple be complete.
13 acrea good land, 8% in cultivation,
calendar
is
sent
free
to
all
subscribers
fo
landidg. H e want to hold
one o f those days to help them
3 acre* in prone*, a number of apple
A writer in a U te issue of tbe
F rank L k slik ' s P opular M o n th ly for
fal m e e tin g in th at city.
out. . . Despite the fact th at the ... W hen renewing yhur subscrip­ 1900, or ths January and February issues,
tree* in bearing, a great variety of small
Telephone-Register mentions sev
H
n
lf
Motion
of
land
in
the
beet
Our facilities for Inrning out fine oral inataooes of apparent extrav­ price o f cotton goods has ad­ tions to the Oregonian aud otlior 1900. F rank L eh u r P u b l is h in g H oubk ,
fruits, (i roomed house, barn 24x30, and
agricultural part of the state of
.jidry work is unsurpassed. Send agance in the management of coun­ vanced about 25 per cent, young weeKlies, or when you wish your 141-143 F ifth rv «., N. Y .
Washington; within 12 miles of the one of tbe best wells of water in tho
your rhirts collate and cuffs and ty affairs by those who are in au­ 8uodgrass from up the valley, home puper clubbed with a goed
K vanobmcal -Rev. A. A. Winter county seat, and lees th in 4 miles county; one-fourth m ile from school
1 convinced
thority. One instance is where Mr. who stunds 6 ft. 7, long measure, weexly paper or magazine call at will preach at Dayton at 7:30 p m from a good college town, lies be­ house in Payiofi. In q u ire of Oregon E x ­
McMinnville Steam Laundry.
next Sunday; at PleasHntdirie at tween two railroAile; fair house, change, wr at H erald office. Term *
Collard jaintor at the court honee, appeared on the streets of New­ the H k r a d office. W e have
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Mrs. Louisa Baxter who has been who was receiving $20 per month, berg a lew days ago wearing a List of leading publications, on 11 a. m ; and Unionvale at 4 p. good barn, orchard— one of the best reasonable.
■sveral weeks, but was able to was discharged, and a Mr. Parker, new p air of overalls th at required w hich we can save you money m. All oordially invited. < -
farms In the state— all in cultiva­
ap last week, had a relapse and a soo-in-law of Postmaster McCain, tu rn in g up at the bottom 4 inch­ when you wish to subscribe for
I f you have a pum p th at needs
Rag carpets, quilts and blankets tion; one half the crop now in will
again been confined to bed. employed at a salary of $90 per es. I t beats all how this expan­ a paper or magazine.
washed with care. Leave ordeis be allowed purchaser; $25 per acre, repairtng or any tin work that
»ie, her daughter, haa alao been month, sn advanoe of $10 per sion business is ta k in g with the
with our agent. Z 8pangle, Dayton, part caah, remainder secured by you wnnt done call on A b id ill, he
raoolb. As M r. Collard, it is said,
A. R. De Fluent, editor of the and we will call at your house for mortgage. Satisfactory reason given w ill do the work in good shape
with erysipelas.
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Chas.
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Spauld­
peformad his duties faithfully, it
for selling. A lot of fine stock also and at reasonable cost.
Journal, Doylestown, Ohio, suffered them. Prices reasonable.
The 0 . R . A N. boats are now ear- w ill appear atraoge to the uniniti­ ing Logging Co. closed a deal last
for sale— a Percheron stallion near
for a number of years from rheuma­
McMinnville
Steam
Laundry.
I to Oregon C ity from up river ated why a faithful employe should week w ith the Southern Paoific
3 years old $500; two Durcham
tism in his right shoulder and side.
As, a great amount of wheat. be discharged, and one no better railroad com pany for 5,000 acres
J, W . Fishburn, N otary P u b ­ milk cows3 years old. Otherstock
He says: “ My right arm at times
Tuesday the steamer Modoc employed at au advance of $10 per o f very valuable tim b er land on
lic,
Dayton, makes out all legal and farm implements for sale< In
was entirely useless. I tried Ghsm*.
down almost a full cargo of month of his salary— this addi­ the headwaters of the Luckia-
papers,
and does all notary work quire at the H erald office, Dayton,
berlain’s Pain Balm, and was sur­
EVA PO R A TO R OF
at—having hut a small quantity tional ooat of $120 per year to be
prised to receive relief almost im ­ with care.
Oregon.
m
ute
riv
e
r
in
the
const
range
■iscellaneous freight on hoard. saddled on to tbe fax payers of
mountains. N early all the tim ­ mediately. The Pain Balm has been
Garden seeds, 3c. package at
Dr. B. F. 8wick is finding use for the oounty. Tbe writer mentions ber in Oregon rem ain in g in4arge a constant companion of mine ever
Grange
store, M c M in n v ille .
another
small
item
of
expense,
$25
largo phonograph otherwise
bodies has been picked up by since and it never fails.” For Sale
DARLEK IN
giving eoooerta. H e haa been allowed M r. McCain by the oounty different corporations, and t e by R L. Harris.
» Chopping done every Saturday a t tbe
oourt,
“for
examining
tax
collec­
king mono for the Dayton
company considers itself fortu­
T h e Red F ro n t— Nichols A W hite Warehouse. A No. 1 stone burr.
For Sale in D ayton, a 6 room
«ng Club a t their dances. Last tion.” T h a t fa explained in this
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nate
in
being
able
to
make
this
G
ab
riel’a is where you caD get
way,
th
at
ha
was
paid
that
aum
for
house, and one-half acre of land,
he went to M cM innville Io
Ladies’ and • gents’ under­ good well, barrt and a variety of
“ tolling tbe sheriff (when in doubt deal. I t is estimated th at there clothing, shoes, rubber goods,
for a ball at that plaoe.
whether to sell land for taxee under is not less than 150,000,000 feet uuderwear, etc. cheap for cash.
wear at Niehola A . Gabriela, at fru it. C en trally located. In q u ire
leny farmers ia thia vicinity the old or new law ) to proceed un­
o f tim b e r on the land and con­
popular prices.
at thia office.
1 added flocks of goats to their der the new law.” I t fa the duty
R k i ’ a ir S h o p ,-G . Londenalrau-
siderable of it w ill be good for
farm stock.
They
are of the district attorney, who fa paid
ag ricu ltu ral
purposes
when has opened a boot and shoe re­
H O U SE AND LOT.
When you want to sell or buy
I «bat ia needed where land ia
a salary, “ to advise the courts on cleared___T h e war againstwhis- p air shop in B arret’s harness
real estate,call at the H erald office.
t cleared, as they keep the on- a ll legal questions that may arise,”
J. F. S TA IG E R .
A good 5 room house and lot There are several parties now who
k y selling is on again in N ew ­ shop.
.-troth and brush browsed off
Then why thia needless expense to
in
Dayton,
centrally
located,
is
E
v
e
ry
description
of
lum
ber
wish
to
buy
small
tracts.
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berg,
and
the
G
rap
h
ic
w
ill
prob­
fiu a o th a ttb e roots die in a few the county?
PaoHHIETdR
The writer adde
fora, making it easy to get the “Ona thing seemayet to be desired: ably furnish some interesting and of first q u a lity , at th e C. K . offered for sale very cheap- A
The women say that laundry
■ad into cultivation.
by tbe oounty seat ring. They want reading along this lin e as the S paulding lum ber m ills, New­ variety of fru it trees, good well, soap kept by Nichols A Gabriel, is
woodshed, barn— corner lot. I n ­ the best in the market. Try U
First <:I» sr in every reeped;
George
Vinton of West Cbehalem, weeks go by.— Newberg G raphic. berg, Or.
Woolen underwear, hygienioally
and see if they'are not correct.
Rates from $1 in $2 jH-rdwy. H| h -«} z
totting ie not so good for all-round for county commissioner. H e is a
Choice Graham Flour, raanufaetnred quire at thia office.
Leave your laundry with Z.
w exox
iwposes as cotton or lin n, the lat- brothei of McCain’s partner, W. T apangle the barber; he will attend .„ d »old IB bulk by
Letter heads, cards, envelopes, or ial allentioit paid t'» (Jimiim-riiMl
br If meshed, being preferable. I f Vinton. They are laying the wirea
IM P R O V E D FA R M .
any other printing neatly done at Travelers. S.imple riHimr iiTwitO
to i t
We call for same every
All kind of blacksoiithing done
to perspires readily he w ill chill for bis nomination. He w ill ‘stand
the H erald office. Remember this
Tuesday, and return the following
flection
/
in.’
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I
t
ia
hinted
by
the
writer
that
A 5 6 | aere farm all cleared when you want printing done.
by Maut A Abdill, Ferry street.
WMadily when wearing woolen un*
Tuedey.
,
,
totoar, as it holds the moisture, Postmaster McCain ia the ling boss.
but 6 acres in oak gruba, first
McMinnville Steam Laundry.
Go to Z. Spangle, at the Dayton
FA R M FO R 8A LE .
wee keeping the surface of the body These charges if sustained, would
class aoi and lays well. A good barber shop, and get a smooth
A n effort i$ being made to con­
i«np — March Ladies’ Home Joar- cast a reflection on tbe oounty court
A farm of 15Q acres of the best two story bouatf, barn and out­ shaVe or your hair trimmed in the
and other officials,making it appear struct a telephone lin e, says the land in the state, w ith in 2 | miles buildings, well fenced, all kind of
latest style.
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that they ware unduly extravagant T illa m o o k H e a d lig h t, from th at of D ayton, ia offered lor $20 an small fru it, 4 m ile from school,
Wees, and Flora Bertram in tbe administration of oounty af­
Strong a .is one of the oldest
city to N o rth Y a m h ill by way of acre. Good two story house, barn, 6 miles from Dayton. I f sold
•we given a very pleasant surprise f a ir * However, Mr. MoCain in a
restaurants in Salem. I t is »
the toH road. I l would cost, H shed for wagons, good orchard,
w Thursday evening,, March le t
„soon purchaeer secureaa bargain. .good place to taice meala when
is estim ated, about $2600.
•J their young friends. Games
60 acres in c u l t i v a t i o n . A ri»re In q u ire at thia office.
in th at city.
Nothin* .lansdSa*
•to plated and all had a, “ Mg1
to thn c h a n t
Eoos fob S it t is o — Full blooded b argain. In q u ire of Oregon E x ­
Bread,
cakes,
and
all
kind
of
or
l>o«4otr •«
"to Following are tbe names of
fresh Plymouth Rock eggs— 1» for change, or at the I I k r a i . d office.
TO T H E D E A F .— A rich lady, confectionery at H. Oliver’s, Mo-
— 1 .
.
vt: Ola Gabriel, Em m a Register.
edredof har D*afa*«and Noises In her. Minnville. Also lunch when de
onm< nte. One thing sure, tbe peo- 60 cents. Inquire at this office.
geton, Eva A ld er
th ._ .lm » )« * . . . ih*
bv Cr. NicboUoo’s Aritiflcfal Ear
,
\
Beat q u a lity o f lum ber made h«fld
pie of Y am h ill county want none
Ih 5 m s , gave. $0.000 to his Institute s o i H « « ^
;
. - i o * 1« Coffin, Cora Spangle, L
b o .« ., f-w -f“ 1
at Spaulding A .C o .’a m ill», New- that deaf people unable to procure
Boots and Shoes repaired in good
i to t Spangle, Etha Scanlan, Hugh
«TAMBAS» eri» €•.
the Ear Drums may have them free. ,h«pe and on short notice by Luther
£ rl< Homer White, Clarence Frost, are watchful and careful ot the In ;
berg. Or.
'' Fletcher, »ext door to barber shop
Clothes washed clean and d o £ .u p In | ¡to ,W 0,E iih A 've? ^, N e w a rk
UCTirmi’iv ■
Bard, lt.net M a x fio K Herbie tenets of the D eople-n«
■wmpwl suvelope. S. A. rark,«» [
ucHiuuville stoant laundry.
We believe they will •»
J, Eddie Senn, Brenton Bail,
ä Bslldluf.
ä
Caxton
"*■'
men at the Jana election.
-*p*i*j
' Earl. Claude Huddleston.
DAYTONOREGON.
L. E. W ALKER.
GROCER AND BAKERY
M c M in n v il l e , - - O regon ,
Carries a full line of Groceries at
prices a s L ow a s any. Fresh Bread,
D oughnuts, Buns, and Cakes every
dfay.iVi‘ * “w *•
.......
P a y cash for B utter and Eggs.
Call everybod y and try me.
Builders’ Hardware, Paints, Oils &
G L A SS.
For Sale.
D. A. SN Y D ER ,
Frnits&Vegetables
A Bargain.
Green and Evaporated
Fruits,
And All Kinds of Produce.
THE COTTAGE.
SALEM. -
•
OREGON
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Candles
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